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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1897
Page
7
A brief dialogue about a baby in the sun and a mother’s concern ends with a quip that “mine did” melt. The snippet then shifts to a late note: “Last year, there were 14,960 football clubs in this country.”
The advertisement states Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages as a constitutional disease. It explains internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces and claims a $100 reward for any failure to cure. Testimonials are offered and the product sold by Druggists for 75 cents.
Warper's Magazine 1897 promotes new novels by De Maonics Franx RaceTex and HawkIL William Dean. includes short stories by Twain Nelson Pack Haking Davis Wister Kendrick Banas etc. Essays cover Mexico today by Lummig and Africa and the East by Poulter y with illustrations. Wilson Baca LacMasTre and Barnes contribute historical and scientific pieces.
At the opening of the house session Mr Dockery of Missouri introduced a resolution to inquire why past precedents were ignored in placing the platform for McKinley's inauguration on the eastern terrace. Some members accuse senators of monopolizing the ceremony. The resolution went to the committee. an amendment was proposed to verify authority for any platform on the plaza.
The notice highlights Lawrence’s extensive job printing department with modern equipment capable of producing anything from a one line card to a full sheet poster and from a circular to a bank book. It asks readers which class they belong to in recognizing the service.
The Senate sparked a bitter Cuban debate with calls to send warships to Havana and protests over Julio Sanguilly’s case. Senators Sherman Morgan Daniel Frye and White pressed rights and protests as the chamber shuffled between Cuba and Indian appropriations.
Tucson residents denounce a U S House bill ordering the Arizona loan commission to fund over 300000 in principal and interest on narrow gauge railroad bonds voided by a supreme court decision. The meeting says Congress is overruling the court and imposing fraudulent bond payments on Arizonans.
The four masted Cambrian of the Wilson-Furtness-Leyland line bound for this port from Cherbourg with cargo and many passengers is seven days overdue due to severe Atlantic weather and icebergs, raising fears of a serious mishap.
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