Kansas Republicans adopt platform at Torrance convention
Kansas Republicans endorsed Colonel Anthony's resolutions and nominated John A. Martin for governor under a platform opposing a third term. The convention in Torrance opened with 397 delegates, elected officers, and appointed committees on resolutions and credentials. The body backed strong civil service and anti corruption themes while pledging support for the incumbent governor and other state officers.
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Torrna
Kan
PS Bonebrake
State Central Committee
J. I. Hallowell
Cherokee
W. W. Walton
W. W. Smith
J. W. Admin
G. W. Botret
Maine
Foluway
J. Bodohasan
GW. McCammin
Joshua Wheeler
J.T. Trotts
Allen Buckner
EW. Crnnivelam
W. SL Tore
Siath
So Gilmore
J. E. Center
F.M. Potter
H. LL Williams
A. J. Georna
Eearrth
OG. Wiggintottam
Darks
M. TD. Sanpeun
Crk A. Sailth
Henryais
CW. Bent
OC Seais
Twentsfourth
Kansas
Despondency's Deed: Tailor Kills Son Then Ends Life
New York July 7 John Warner a tall bald man with gray fringe hired a room at 192 West Tenth street with a fourteen year old boy he calls his son Joseph. Early this morn ing gunshots from the room brought tenants to break in. Warner lay dead with a pistol in his hand and his son Joseph fatally shot in the temple. Police and ambulance arrived. Warner, once a successful tailor on Twenty third Street and Fourth Avenue, had fallen on hard times by speculating in stocks and lost his fortune, culminating in the double murder suicide.
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New York
John Warner
West Tenth Street
Josep
Dodger
Warren
Jett
Thal
Joseph
Twenty-third Street
Fourth Avenue
Oller
Fife
IL Os
Texas Tragedy Near Clay County Fence Row
A shocking incident five miles northeast of town recounts three men Dock Thompson Sterling Dawson and Tuck Douthitt surrendering to the sheriff claiming brothers Lewis Eimer and James Smith were shot with two dead and one wounded. Eyewitnesses say Smiths and others opened fire from a wagon during a fence dispute with Clay County Land and Cattle Co. No one could confirm who fired first. Different accounts describe the Smiths’ approach and the ensuing gunfire. The Smith brothers were respected citizens with many friends in the county.
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Eerwateria
Hexmnks
Tex
Dock Thompson
Sterling Dawson
Tuck Douthitt
Sherif
Lewis
Eime
Fred
Douthitt
James Smith
Smiths
Dawson
Thompson
Ours Inter Conn Yor Som
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief item likely about local interconnections or transportation. Readable parts reference a place name and a person but lack clear action or outcome. The brief note resembles a civic item or notice with insufficient context for specific facts.
Communist Labor Aims and American Citizenship Ties
Fragmentary text reflects a labor movement statement pledging allegiance to democratic and socialist principles. It asserts loyalty to the country and workers, promising protection of rights and redress of wrongs, while denouncing threats from capital. The garbled lines suggest a public message on labor organization and political stance.
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Anthis
Shook His Pistol at the Wrong Man in Texas
In Mipraxo Texas July 7 CO H Carr a New York cotton buyer was shot and killed by General Joe McKenzie yesterday afternoon Carr claimed insult and chased McKenzie all morning presenting his pistol and threatening to shoot McKenzie who dodged then faced him in the afternoon and fired twice McKenzie an ex Confederate officer was the shooter according to reports
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Mipraxo
Tex
H. Carr
New York
Joe
McKenzie
Carr
Plague Outbreak Taints Fourth of July Picnic
In Coultersville a July Fourth celebration drew about two thousand people. Ice cream and lemonade led to sickness and two deaths, with roughly 150 people ill, including children. Physicians report severe headaches, fever, vomiting, and stomach pains. Counties cite multiple towns affected and warn of possible poisoning.
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Courtessvilse
Sparta
Marissa
Oakelale
Couttersville
Cem
Atul
Coultersville
Castere
Hecident
Kane
Jas. Wilson
Adammd Bessie
Teivery
Marixsa
Here
Oakdale
Denver Fire Levels Academy of Music and Nearby Blocks
A massive blaze struck the Academy of Music in Denver at 1 15 am causing rapid spread across multiple buildings. Firefighters faced extreme heat and melted wires as the Rocky Mountain News building and Goode and McClintie blocks burned. One man Tim Enright died after being intoxicated and forgotten. causes unknown. Losses include the Academy 145 000 insurance 850 000 Rocky Mountain News 25 000 insurance 3500 Kineary saloon 1000 insurance 000 Solomon clothing 2000 insurance 1200 Lazarus Mailer 3000 no insurance stock 10000 insurance 7500 Meskew 2000 no insurance Clintic block 2500 plus smaller losses.
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Denver
Colorado
Acadamy of
Korky Mountain News
Dexven
Col. Daly
Academy of Music
Academy
Rocky Mountain News
Goode and McClintie
Western Union Telegraph Company
Freien
Tim Enright
John Kineavy
Enright
F. Hughes
John Kineary
Solomon
Lazarus
Joseph Meskew
Wealth, portraits, and aging stagecoaches in fragmented notices
A compilation of brief, era style items notes wealth and lineage from Alabama to Philadelphia. Mentions H F de Bordelebine and Jay Gould, a widow Mme de Neuville, a Darien funeral with wealthy pallbearers, a centenarian stage driver Joseph Root, Edward C G Knight’s rise from clerk to millionaire, a Civil War veteran’s pension, and a provocative remark on Paris London beauty standards.
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Alabama
H . F. de Bordelebine
Birmingham
George Gould
Jay Gould
Powderly
Sun
Cleveland
White House
Citenga Inter Ocean
Mme. de Neuville
Henry Todd
Darien
Dante Constitution
Fairfax
Westford
Joseph Root
Mareh
Root
Knflund Herald
Edward CG. Knight
Philadelphia
Ani
Ladelphia Press
Witt
1St Teghment
Connecticut Cavalry
Hartford Courant
Paris
London
Indianapolis
Tournal
Watt
Market Reports Undated: Mixed Agricultural Prices Across Regions
Market notes from St Tatra and Kansas City show wide fluctuation in commodities. Butter, eggs, and pork markets vary with dairy tone dull to firm. cash lards and sides hold firm. Wheat and corn futures edge higher in New York and Chicago trading, while cattle and hogs exhibit mixed demand across major packing districts.
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St. Tatra
Frourn
Guedian Tigst
New York
Taney Mo
Milwaukee
Ste
Wiese
Hays
Mic
Mmege
Ilia
Kansas
Watkat
Bnd
Corx
Sicomser
Giger
Lear Sye
Young America
Cnchensedt
Hielo
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Tors. Louis
Man leaps from stalled train above Mississippi river
A train above Union Park in St Paul spotted two men on the bri 150 ateac. One man leaped toward the railing and jumped. He splashed into the river, twisted, and descended feet first after several revolutions. He surfaced on a floating log, hauled aboard, and drifted away downstream uninjured. The other man’s identity remains unknown.
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Mississippi River
Union Park
St. Paul
Chicago Herald
Golden Medical Discovery and other patent medicines
A cluttered excerpt from a 19th century paper promoting medical cures. It touts Dr Pistow's Golden Medical Discovery, Raxe's Catarrh Remedy, Prout’s remedies, and various tonics, with mock testimonials and humorous quips about patent medicines and everyday ailments. The piece reflects period advertising and casual street chatter about cures and cures’ promises.
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Eureka
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Daves County
Henry Srawiley
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W. H. Clark
Franklin County
Jadge D. M. Valentine
DS. Elliott
Montgomery
Hin George Chandler
Eleventh Judicial Aistrien
David Kelso
Labete
Valentine
Chanister
W. J. Smith
Atchison
John A. Martin
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Ottawa
Suwith County
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Marion
Mr Stavens
Woodson County
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Sumner
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Cowle
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J. K. Usatlewell
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Stawnee
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Rooks County
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Wyandotte
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McCabe
Tim McCarthy
McCarthy
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J. M. Brown
D. L. Brown
J. V. Ramire
Beailtard
C. ¥. Leland
Thomas W. Heatley
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Heatley
Lawhead
Ardmire
Republican Party of Kansas
Kladly
Samuel T. Howe
B. B. McCabe
Anthony
D. R. Anthony
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