Monument Unveiling Honors Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on October 27 a 2,500 strong parade of veterans soldiers and fraternal members preceded the unveiling of a Benjamin Harrison monument. Speakers included Fairbanks Wy, Seble Harrison and John L. Familiales read a commemorative poem. The event capped a political campaign with Taft and Bryan noted in attendance.
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Benjamin Harrison
Jinlinapolis
Ind
Fairbanks
Seble
Harrison
John L
Morrison
Morrison’s Mographer. Pe King. Liens Wikitcomb
University’ Park
Yorks
Elizabetharcison
Tee Father
Hear Mrs Wilson in Fraser Hall Recital This Evening
A crowded Fraser Hall program features Mrs. Wilson performing a song recital this evening. The article also notes political campaigning in New York with Bryan and Taft visiting multiple towns and a night rider confession in Tennessee, detailing campaign activity and recent arrests.
WRECK ON ROCK ISLAND DERAILS TRAIN AT CITY LIMITS
A Rock Island line passenger train derailed entering the city after a broken swivel gear shifted the engine to another track. No injuries or shocks reported. passengers frightened but unharmed.
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Omaha
Neb
Itatia
For Sale and Wanted Inquiries Listed
For sale Walnut fence posts seven feet long and well seasoned. Also dry cord wood. Inquire Bell phone 781s. Wanted to buy a second hand spring wagon or delivery wagon with pole preferred. Irving Hill. Bell phone 83.
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Bell Phone
Irving Hill
Bell Phone 83
Two Minute Title Tales from a Wild OCR Fragment
A chaotic OCR scrap from Nashville Tennessee October includes scattered names Col Taylor Capt Rankin and Rankie with talks of Walnut Log, farms and hotel visits. It mixes legal terms suits and land security with brief notices and promotional lines. It shows campaigns murder jail break and racing notes in a jumbled diary style.
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Nashville
Tent
Burton
Walnue Log
Rankie
Samburg
Wala
Col. Taylor
Rankin
Walnut Log
Col
Taylor
Markets by Wire Wheat and live stock prices across Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City markets show wheat receipts 70 cars with Dec at 94 cents and May 95. cash No 2 hard 3.01 and No 2 red 1.04. Corn Dec 57 cents, May 57 1/2, cash No 2 mixed 67 1/4 to 68 cents. No 2 white 66 1/2 to 60 cents. Oats No 2 white 45–46, Rye 72–75 cents. hay brisk at 9.50 to 10. Choice timothy and prairie alfalfa values noted. Butter creamery 27–30, eggs 28 cents. Live stock receipts 15,000 beef steers 5.61–7.25, cows and heifers 2.00–3.50. stockers and feeders 2.60. Iogs 5.20–5.10. Chicago: oats 48–45/40 cents. pork 13.75–16.00, lard 9.72–9.88. beef cattle receipts 6,000 with top 7.50. calves scarce at 5.00. Heavily traded week with high daily ranges.
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Kansas City
Esqre
Keefer Thrown From Horse Injured By Automobile
W L Keefer riding on Mass Street near No 1 street alley was thrown when a frightened horse bolted as an automobile turning onto Winthrop Street passed. He suffered a broken left foot and possible other injuries, transported by Elmer Myers and Officer Schultz to Dr Charles Simmons’s office, then home. Otis Perkins drove the auto. crowd gathered at the scene.
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Keefer
Las
W. L. Keefer
Elmer Myers
Schultz
Charles Simmons
Winthrop and
Mass
Journal Office
Otis Perkins
Iola
Baldwin approves 25 year waterworks project
The Greater Baldwin council voted yesterday to install a municipal water system. The plant will be owned by the city, a step seen as completing Baldwin's modernization. The town boasts a university with about a thousand students and praises the decision as significant progress.
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Baldwin
Morse Case Dismissed as Banking Law Charge Narrowed
New York witnesses state Charles W. Morse and Alfred H. Curtis face only a violation of banking law after the jury rests on conspiracy claims. The defense plan begins as Morse and Curtis are linked to wartime finance actions yet no broader criminal verdict is anticipated today. President Roosevelt marked his birthday with public attention as Morse’s case continues to unfold in federal court.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Alfred AH. Curtis
Curtis
Charles W. Moi
Alvred H. Curtis
United States
Roosevelt
Morey
Mal Curtis
Washington
Theodore
Isa
Favanien
Lee Vompand
Morse
Jinkge
Sietien
Nisos
Aeteubor
Harings
Ambrose Burbank
Hol
Albert H. Trumnston
Auburn
X.Y
Eb UI
Burbank
Mr. Burbank
New Government Ruling Blocks Voter Participation
A government decision prevents a large group of workers and party members from voting this day. The measure targets employed men linked to both parties, restricting political, real estate, and national activity participation. Authorities cite security and order as rationales for the prohibition.
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Cortetenth
Hadred
Peel
Witter
Maine
Bie
Repiblienus
Lawrence A U W Anniversary Meeting Planned in Lawrence
The Lawrence Order of the A U W will hold a large anniversary gathering tomorrow night marking the lodge’s fortieth year. Speaker Mr Martin of Baldwin will headline with others from out of town expected to address the group. An elaborate banquet precedes the program.
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Lawrence Order
U. W
Ladge
Martin
Baldwin
AOCW
Law- Menon
ALU. UW
United States
Lawrence
A. U
Lawrence Lodge
Murder Appeal Delayed by Funds Shortage in Ottawa
Frank Schneck's murder appeal stalls as transcript funding runs out. Court officials report the stenographic work is extensive and costly, with an estimated 2000 dollars needed to prepare the record. meanwhile other local items include a fatal hunting accident in La Cyene and assorted advertisements.
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Ottawa
Frank Schneck
Steegrapher
Fitzgerald
Selick
Siragerald
Che Uhal
Stewart
Pole Fall Injures Bell Line Man Roscoe McHenry
Roscoe McHenry a Bell Telephone lineman suffered a concussion when a pole fell at work about four miles north of town near Midland and was brought to Simmons Hospital in Lawrence. Coroner and Dr. Phillips say recovery is likely. The accident occurred during storm damage repairs and McHenry does not reside in Lawrence.
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Ftoscoe McHenry
Bell Telephone Company
Midland
Ernest Mason
Carl Phillips
Wie
Lawrence
Simmons Hospital
McLlenry
McHenry
Cane
Bell Company
Robinson
Dr. Phillips
Journal
Horse kicks Charles Maris in face in afternoon accident
Charles Maris a 22 year old resident of Mass Street was kicked in the face by a horse this afternoon. Doctors say the injury is severe with possible brain involvement and stitches were required to close the wound. He is a university student and remains unconscious as medical staff treat him.
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Charles Maris
Unek
UM Masa
Street
Dro Loilutgin
Pasisre
Hearst charges disputed in party debate notes
A long, garbled report recounts W R Hearst statements about appointments to the supreme and superior courts, amid rebuttals claiming no interference with selections. It cites letters to General and political funding, with references to McKinley’s death and libel accusations.
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W. R. Hearst
New York
Hearst
Dearze Muarison
Budge
Gueernor Stone
Supreme Court
Lennypacker
Kim
Auraigi
McKinley
Jehee Haight
Hivarst
Japan
Walling's Corner Fox Sale Promises Easy Terms
Real estate and grocery stock advertised in LeRoy Minnesota listing sale of irrigated land praised as best in the world. Includes piano for sale at 373 and mentions Lawrence property address details and local phone contacts for estate changes and a Farhi city stock.
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New Aiton
Iwle
Lawrence
LeRoy MN
Kansits
Shooting incident shocks Joplin residents
Lee Nutt of Neastin Missouri followed his wife and cousin to a shop here today and opened fire injuring no one. Nutt surrendered to authorities after the volley. The event involved local figures and disrupted a routine day as police and witnesses described the sudden confrontation. The report notes prior family tensions and references a vendor advertisement as part of the scene.
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Joplin
Lee Nutt
Neastin
Sbie
Diel Nively
Diva Alrest
Nutt
Mutt
Neosho
Nur
Tupi
Hiid Sayers
Hindfather
Oyster Suit Continues Into January Call
The case before the state supreme court was continued until the January call as testimony was not yet complete. The matter involves the International Ester company and related display cases linked to Gustafson's window displays.
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Jefferson City
International Ester Company
State
Sui Premée Court
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