Terrible Death of Boy Dragged by Runaway Pony
A five year old, Lawrence Ingrahm, died after a pony with a halter strap around his waist frightened and ran, dragging him through a barb wire fence. The accident occurred in Lawrence, and the coroner declined an inquest. Funeral at Maple Grove Cemetery. The city editor notes Langtry interview with a cook in a related column.
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Lawrence
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Lawrence Ingrahm
Allison Ingrahm
Warren Street
Horner
Love
Irwin
Neighboor
Mr. Allison
Little Lawrence
Maple Grove Cemetery
Dime Literary and Musical Ent in North Lawrence
In Home Aid Hall Locust Street North Lawrence on Oct 30 a Dime Literary and Musical Entertainment will be staged with top home talent performing. Proceeds support local aid efforts and community projects for residents seeking cultural events.
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Home Aid Hall
Locust Screet
North Lawrence
Folowing Pro
Lawrence Social Science Club Meeting Invite
All Lawrence ladies who are members of the Social Science Club of Kansas and Western Missouri are invited to meet at the residence of Mrs. Alex Rankin, corner of Berkley and New Hampshire streets, Monday, 4 p.m. Mrs. Noble Prentice, the President of the club, is quite solicitous that many of the Lawrence ladies attend the meeting at Atchison, November 1 and 2.
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Social Science Club of
Kansas
Western Missouri
Alex. Rankin
Berkley
New Hampshire
Noble Prentice
Atchison
Charity meeting to form association in city hall
A meeting will be held Tuesday at 8 p m in the M C A hall to organize a charity association and plan disposal of proceeds from a late entertainment. All thoughtful men and women are urged to attend in full.
No More Speeches after General Werrison Departure
The crowd showed great friendliness and prolonged cheering as General Werrison departed. Speakers included Mat O'Doherty of Kentucky A F Potts and John L Griffiths delivering remarks about citizenship and honors.
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Werrison
Mat O'Doherty
Kentucky
A. F. Potts
John L. Griffiths
Address to Railroad Men and Harrison Campaign
A delegation of eighty young ladies from the Carrie Harrison club at Oxford Female College visits Mrs Harrison in Indianapolis. General Harrison reviews a large railroad men parade and delivers an informal, grateful address. He notes 79 speeches to delegations, with about 200,000 attendees and 90,000 to 100,000 handshakes, as his campaign nears its close.
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Republic
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Clayton
Marion County
Middle Bass
Blaine
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Dickinson on Blaine in Grand Rapids October speech
Postmaster General Dickinson attacked Blaine as a Cataline in American politics and a tool of deceit, recounting alleged scandals from 1884 through his career. He criticized Blaine’s character, claims, and policy record, ending with compliments to Sirs. Fisher. Fresh oysters mentioned at Weideman's.
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