Lawrence boom prompts calls to invest in property amid partisan clash
In a spirited 1887 Lawrence scene, editorials mock current boom talk as a funds push while denouncing Republican bigotry and temperance zealotry. The Leavenworth Standard notes press dispatches as bias prone and urges sober reporting over partisan rhetoric.
Republican Bigotry Attacks Equal Suffrage and Negro Voting
A writer denounces Republican efforts to woo or deter voters by race and gender. He argues Republicans seek women and Black voters only to bind them to their ticket, labeling opponents and appointees with demeaning terms. The piece cites Gov. Martin’s paper and cites C. H. J. Taylor’s Lib eria appointment as example of insulting bigotry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reepublican Party
Nepms
Republican Party
Kansas
Democrats
Forscoth
Gov. Martin
Atchison Champion
C. H. J. Taylor
Wyandoste
Kansas City
Liberia
Taylor
Jeas by Rider Haggard Captivates Readers With Adventure
A new Rider Haggard novel Jeas draws praise for vivid African setting on a Transvaal ostrich farm during war rises. Harper's Monthly calls it a strong tale of courage where an English girl performs brave deeds amid danger, with robust adventure and graphic scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. Rider Haggerd
Jeas
Harper's Monthly
Steas
King Solomon's ‘Mines
South African Republic
Transvaal
Another Evidence of the Boom at Lawrence Money Orders
Figures for January to March show totals at the Lawrence post office money order windows. Postal notes issued and international orders paid rose in some categories, while overall money sent decreased by 415.41 dollars but receipts increased by 7,527.28 dollars, signaling growing public confidence in remittance via money orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence Art School Gains Momentum Amid Boom Hopes
The February starting art school in Lawrence has attracted over twenty five students for its third month with rising enthusiasm. Local supporters envision a permanent organization this spring and invite support from residents to build a well equipped institution under a trained artist. Applications from abroad and neighboring states suggest growing demand for art education and town growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Gould
Fouriahing
New Mexico
Kansas
Topeka
Wealthy Men and the Rise of Dr G G Green
The article argues wealth comes from calculated business talent not luck. It highlights Dr G G Green of Woodbury New Jersey as a prime example heading diverse industries. August Flower and Rosehees German Syrup are cited as worldwide successful medicines aiding his growth over eighteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Green
Woodbury
N.J
Green
N. Y
Weekly Sun
Grand Opening of the Opera Horus by Unity Club
Lawrence residents will witness the first opening of Opera Horus since its construction with home entertainment under Unity club auspices. The program features Craven's The Chimney Corner with M. Skyle and John Zerby in a strong cast, plus The Mistletoe Bough directed by Miss Sarah Brown and others. Fifty young people perform as the cast. Admission is fifty cents. tickets go on sale at Field and Hargis on Monday April 11 at 8 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowersock
Unity Club of
Lawrence
Craven
M. Skyle
John Zerby
W. H. Carrath
Abe Levy
Field & Hargia
Ferrals Team of Eight-Year-Old Draft Horses For Sale
A good heavy team of draught horses eight years old and versatile in harness work single or double. View at the old Shepherd place three miles south of Willow Springs. T. McDonalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Shepherd Place
Willow Springs
T. McDonalo
Fer Baie Shows at Stable as Registered Jer sey Ball Listed
A mare named Fer Baie for eight years old and a registered four year old Jer sey ball are seen at H. John's stable with a platform spring wagon at Justus Howell's location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. John’s
Justus Howell
For Sale Brood Mare and Ladies Apparel Ad
For Sale one brood mare eight years old inquire at L O McIntire, in ladies muslin underwear, corsets and gloves, ladies and children's hose, ruchings collars cuffs veiling etc at shop location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. McIntire
Chautauqua Lake and France in Early North American Quest
Special Correspondent recalls Chautauqua Lake's lore and France's exploration led by La Salle and Tonty. The piece traces French stockades, portages from Lake Erie to Chautauqua, and the Ohio valley claim, plus Washington's 1753 mission, the French and Indian War beginnings, and colonialfire history shaping western New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cravravgun
New York State
Empire State
England
Ireland
Scotland
United States
France
LaNalle
Great Lakes
India
Tonty
Niagara
Cayuga Creek
American Lakes
la Salle
Father Hennepin
Erie
Chautauqua County
Chautauqua
Marquette
Joliet
St. Lawrence
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Chautauqua Lake
Lake Erie
New World
Canada
Ohio Valley
Louisiana
James I
Atlantic
Pacific
Rivber
Niagara and Erie
Chautaugua Creek
West Geld
N. C
Allegheny
Ohio
Nisith
Si Fae
Ile
DuQuesne
Chautaqua Lake
Lake Chautauqua
Westfield
Mayville
Monongahela
Ohio Company
Dinwiddie
Virginia
George Washington
Ashington
Spee Con Emeeny
Sours
William
Col
Broadhead
Chau- 2
Fort Pitt
Fors Pite
The Right Way to Walk Like a Gentleman in Society
The article explains proper carriage and bearing for walking, urging a balanced stance, upright posture, and a measured pace. It describes common mistakes, such as leaning back, and offers drills like the horse walk to build balance and grace. It cites aesthetic goals, classical references, and a West Point rule on knee bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
West Point
Thoreau
Chicago News
Millionaire Corcoran's Fortlore Exhibition Piece
The wealthy Corcoran shows a new portiere in Washington that represents every state with silk squares. Contributed by city wives and notable figures such as Postmaster General Vilas’s wife and senators Teller Van Wyck Vance. It will hang in the La Fayette square mansion drawing room, lined with gold silk and monogrammed in red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corccoran
Fortlore
Corcoran
Washington
Mr. Corcoran
la Fayette Square
Its Name Killed It Metaphysical Club in Boston
Boston women’s clubs rise and fall with time and purpose. The Metaphysical Club, started three years ago by Julia Ward Howe’s daughter, flourished briefly before dying, its heavy name blamed for its decline even in blue Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Julia Ward Howe
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Cable Cars Replace Horses Amid Cruelty Debate
A heated plea condemns horse use in city transit and praises steam cable cars. The author argues New York lags Chicago in humane transit, citing reduced injuries, faster service, and crowded cars with many passengers. He urges Henry Bergh to push for abolition of horse-drawn street transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnet
Chicago
New York
Henry Bergh
Job
California
Topography of Dakota Curiosities Of Rivers And Climate
Special Correspondent reports Dakota topography includes long rivers with unlikely courses from James River near Yankton to the Red River region. The James may be the longest non navigable stream, with a fertile northeast valley and mild climate relative to farther southeast, influenced by Chinook winds and dry conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
James River
Yankton
Devil's Lake
Cammon Shot
Red River
James
Thore
Coteau du
Ameritas
Riviere de Leon
North Pacific
Duluth
Jamestown
Pacific
Rocky Mountains
Big Coteau
Chicago
Nautilus submarine torpedo boat engraving featured
Washington April 4. England watches as American inventors push naval arms forward. The Nautilus, a submarine torpedo boat, completed by Fletcher and Fearnall of London, illustrates a new torpedo concept. Andrew and Edward Wobely with C B Lyon contributed to its practical development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Mesers, Fletcher & Fearnall
London
Andrew
M Edward Wobely
C. BE. Lyon
Nautilus Inspired Torpedo Design Revealed
TRE WAUTILUA describes a submarine concept where hull elements extend and retract, allowing deep water craft to rise or sink. The Nautilus is a cigar shaped steel vessel ten feet long and eight wide, powered by storage batteries and electric engines, supplying air for six men for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canpball
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arbil
Win Ledger
Hal
The
Republic
Leavenworth
Associated Press
Sean
D. BR. Anthony
Anthony
Maggards
Wichita
Nautilus
Olal