Lawrence Kansas Republican County Ticket Leaders Named
The Daily Journal lists Republican candidates for county offices: Treasurer Maulon Newlin, County Clerk Joel S. White, Sheriff S. H. Carmean, Register of Deeds A. L. Paul, Coroner Dr. Y. G. Miller, County Surveyor A. H. Pearson. The paper notes strong cross party nominations and urges faithful public service regardless of party. It contrasts party principles and affirms local officials will enforce laws, including prohibitory statutes, with honesty and diligence.
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Maulon Newlin
Joel 8. White
S. H. Carmean
A. L. Paul
Y ¥. G. Miller
A. H. Pearson
Debate over County Treasurer race and Bell patent case
The piece discusses candidates for County Treasurer and party support, then shifts to critique of Attorney General Garland and stock ties to Pan-Electric, noting public interest in breaking Bell monopoly. It argues for government suit to promote competition and cheaper service, and questions the rapid birth of a star in Andromeda, with cautious astronomy expectations.
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Garland
Bell Telephone
Pan-Electric
United States
Harris
Tennessee
Atkins
Joseph E. Johnston
Pan- Electric Company
Bell Company
Commissioner of Patents
Bell
Geo. Gnutt, JR. Beckwith
Casey Young
Pan-Electric Company
Zribane
Tandy
Chicago Tribune
Washington Letter From D G Wasmxcyoy Sept 28 783
Washington Letter describes near fire at the Treasury vaults with smoke and scarce water supply. Mentions improvements around the Capitol including white marble terraces and new rooms, labor during building season, and frescoing. Reports on two labor delegations to the President regarding wages for the cutter Crawford and civil service complaints. Discusses labor stability and anticipated congressional attention to labor claims.
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Wasmixcyoy
D. G
Treasury Building
Ue Hess
Iia
Senate
House
Baltimore
United States Revenge
Crawford
Manning
Clark
Revenue Marine Service
Ant
Congress
Back pay delays spark an elevator prank at a government office
An old soldier, frustrated by unpaid back pay, seeks relief at the Third Auditor’s office. After failing to obtain funds, he tests an elevator, believing it a trap for loyal veterans. The incident reveals tensions over reforms and partisan shifts, as officials grumble and maneuver in a charged political climate.
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Saul
Tually
Weather, fashion and reform in a windy note
The piece juggles weather, prohibition, and light satire noting cool earth forecasts and tenacious trends. It mocks climate fear and headlines a playful take on styles, bicycles, fries and the idea of a diamond moment in a baby show while quipping about banks and noon lunches.
Changes in Russian peasantry since 1872 reported
A Moscow correspondent to The San Francisco Chronicle describes vast reforms after emancipation. Serfs gained commune owned lands and self rule while nobles shifted to farming, business or law. Justice administration improved. juries used. peasantry seen as pragmatic, with crime punished sternly but fairly.
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Moscow
San Francisco Chronicle
Siberia
General Grant Career Reflects Romance and Reality
Harper s Magazine portrait of General Grant traces a life of sharp contrasts from obscure lieutenant to president. It notes his frontier beginnings in Galena, his rise to command, illness and death, memoirs on his death bed, and a remark about his visit to his farm near St Louis.
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Harper's Magazine
Grant
Galena
St. Louis
White House
General Grant Reticence at Public Warmth in Harper’s Magazine
The piece notes Grant’s reserve in public life and at the White House, describing him as shy and guarded. A Maine town greeting illustrates the era’s reception, as a tall woman remarks that women do all the talking, highlighting his reputation as the silent American.
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Uarper
White House
Ulysses
New England
Maine
Bulldog's Grip Ends in Fatal Fight With Hunter Dog
In Wethersfield, Will Smith's hunting dog was seized by a savage bulldog, dragging him home and resisting release. Smith, his wife, and a surrounding effort with a fork and ax finally killed the bulldog to free him. The situation ended with the other dog dying from its injuries.
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New Havani Isunuiwa
S Cnse
Wethersfield
Wm. Smith
Will Smith
Head
Cre
Smith
Market Report from Lawrence Local Market
The Lawrence market notes various commodities including flour priced at 3.50 per unit and 250 at 2.60, with eggs quoted at per dozen. Butter, lard, bacon, and potatoes are listed in assorted rates, and poultry shows alive chickens at 2.50 to 4.00 each with apples and other produce included.
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Lawrence
Graham
Bard
Talzed
New York Money and Exchange Rates Note
On call money at 1153 percent and discounts at 425 percent. Foreign exchange quotes left for day and demand. Bonds listed for Missouri Pacific and Chicago and Alton lines with various preferred issues. Mentions Western Union and multiple railroads including Delaware and Hudson and Wabash.
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Kofeunment
Missourd Pacife
St.Joe
Svc
Chicazo & Alton
Es Ees
Chicaso & Alton
Chicas, Burlington & Quincy
Delaware & Midson Lackawanna
Walaste
Kansas City Produce and Livestock Market Report
Kansas City market report notes wheat receipts at 11,51 with shipments, butter dull and corn receipts at 8 with modest demand. Hog receipts at 4 with active market and better tone for medium quality cattle, with prices around 165 for high grades and others easing.
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Anaas
Tike
Fragmented OCR Clutter From St Louis Market and Notices
A garbled OCR fragment shows scattered terms including St Louis, September, December, prices, dairy and foods, and various nonsensical phrases. The readable bits reference a market or notice context but lack coherent events, dates, or clear entities to identify a specific item or outcome.
Livestock Market Update from St Louis Live Stack
OT Louis, Sept 1 market notes show 1 200 shipments with 1 100 steady, sea grasses and del lative shopping steer prices around 5 75. Colorado steers at 425 and 5 005 native butchering stock 22570410 stacks. Texas steers 200g, hogs 3 4 shipments GO Mare Packley 540 ge3 80 Yorkers. Cattle receipts and equipment demand vary as traders report neat and wanted firm tone for Tangy Texas at 1751 Dutch By 0 Tabs.
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Colorado
Texas
Unclear OCR Fragments on Chicago Events and Wheat Items
Readable text outlines scattered mentions of Chicago and Minnesota topics, wheat items, dates in November and December, prices and locations. It lacks coherent events or complete names, rendering a compact card with minimal factual substance.
Chicago Live Stock Market Report from Chesan
The Drovers Journal notes Castle receipts at 5,300 with 1,500 shipments. Market fair, active but weak at opening. Shipping steers around 4.20 to 4.05, feeders 2.60 to 3.00, cows and bulls mixed. Texan and western cattle mixed with higher trade, receipts about 1,300, shipments 100. Market quiet but encouraged in Westerns, with weights around 2 to 3 cents and varied bids.
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City Live
Asasas
Ndientor
Berlin
Cannes
Pacin
Drovers Journal
Castle
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Geo. W. Toothaker
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A. C. Goodrich
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W. P. Shattuc
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