Subscription Terms for Advance Gazette Notice
Terms of subscription list prices for one year eight months six months three months with post and address requirements for submissions. Communications to Tar Laweescr Gazerts must avoid individuals, include author name for faith, and be sent by Tuesday to insure publication. Readers should send money via registered mail with full address including state and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tat Gazette
Busipass
Tar Laweescr Gazerts
Gazette Election Ticket The People’s Ticket for County Offices
The Gazette lists a partisan slate titled People’s Ticket for Sheriff John Watts Treasurer Paul Brooks County Clerk Joseph E. Riggs Register of Deeds W. J. Montgomery Coroner A. G. Abdelal County Surveyor Thomas C. Darling Commissioner 34th Dist. William Draper The item includes a note calling protective tariff legalized robbery and presents the ticket candidates across several county roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ¢. Watts
Paul R. Brooks
Clark
Joseph E. Riggs
W. J. A. Montgomery
A. G. Abdelal
Thomas C. Darling
WM. Draper
Ohio and Iowa Election Indications Point to Hoadly Victory
Ohio appears to have elected Hoadly based on latest telegrams, while Iowa seems to have swung Republican but with a greatly reduced majority. The reports remain uncertain, but current signals favor these outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Iowa
Hoadly
People s Campaign Committee Call and Local Political Tensions
A call is issued for a meeting of the People s Campaign Committee to be held in the Gazerrx office room next Saturday at 10 o clock p.m. Citizens urged to attend for counsel on important matters amid denunciations of Republican bosses and alleged fraud, with criticism of Joel White and Clarence Kelso and warnings of political influence and fund-raising pressures in Douglas County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazerrx
R.m
J. Neil
Joel White
Douglas County
Clarence Kelso
Register to vote and update ward changes now
Voters are urged to register if not done this year and to update ward changes since the spring election. Books stay open until ten days before the election. City Clerk Brooks is available daily during business hours. Also noted is a Santa Fe railway publication praising Kansas resources. A new liquor tax ordinance passed with one dissenting vote to fund improvements and city needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Ticket
Brooks
Topeka
City Council Reforms Liquor Trade With High Offense Fees
Editorial urges enforcement of a recently passed city ordinance imposing 50 to 100 dollar fines on makers and sellers of intoxicating liquors. It argues prohibitory law increases saloons, calls for periodic prosecutions to fund city revenue, and warns county interference harms local temperance goals amid rising liquor sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
Bunker Hill Monument
Lawrence
City revenue burden on county liquor traffic debated
The excerpt argues the city should not bear county expense burdens alone and rejects county supervisors dictate over liquor traffic within city limits. It urges the city council to proceed, trusting public support for its stance and management approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
Palmyra
Free Trade Conference in St Louis Urges Tariff Abolition
Delegates from Iowa Michigan Illinois Pennsylvania Virginia Tennessee Kansas and Missouri met in St Louis on October 2 to push tariff reform. Ex Governor John B Phelps presided as they urged elimination of protections while leaving revenue methods to later decision. The address argues that protective tariffs burden consumers, inflate prices, hinder trade and depress general welfare, calling for immediate duty reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Trade League of Missouri
St. Louis
Iowa
Michigan
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Tennessee
Kansas
Missouri
John 8. Phelps
Col. H.L. Moore
Edward Russell
Sam’ A. Riggs
Lawrence
Ias
Ita
United States
Congress
American Union
Revenue reform pledge calls for action and candid scrutiny
The Detroit conference reaffirms opposition to immediate new party formation while readiness for independent political action if needed. It urges united public sentiment, questions to candidates for Congress, and voting for those who advance revenue reform and oppose tariff protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Congress
The People's Ticket convention selects a strong Lawrence ticket
The People's convention in Lawrence unites representatives from parties around a concise reform agenda. John C. Watts for sheriff, Joseph E. Riggs for county clerk, Paul R. Brooks for treasurer, W J A Montgomery for register of deeds, Dr A G Abdelal for coroner, Thos C Darling for county surveyor, and William Draper for county commissioner stand on a capable, high integrity slate. Members urge all citizens to rally to its support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Macy
Greenback Party
Henry S. Tremper
Republican Party
John C. Watts
Lawrence
Douglas County
Joseph E. Riggs
Paul R. Brooks
W. J. A. Montgomery
Register of Deeds
A. G. Abdelal
Dokin
Abdelil
Thos. C. Darling
William Draper
Kanwaka Township
Judge Thacher Lectures On Law Students At University
The Law department gathered Tuesday morning to hear Judge S O Thacher deliver a historical lecture on ancient property laws. He criticized judicial eagerness to overturn statutes yet warned that courts have treated legislative grants with too little scrutiny amid broad corporate powers and lax laws. The talk contrasted avoidance of feudal evils with the rise of corporate dominance and social inequality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Department
S. O. Thacher
Ats
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sip
Osean Shannon
Lawrence Gazette
Lancesox
Douglas County Bank
the Gazette
People's Ticket
the People's Campaign Committee
Ring
Hegister
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Southwestern
G. E. Tewksbury
Takiiy
the People's
Thacher
Onily
Massachusetts St
West
Med Dolman
Yvur
A.B. Kahnweiler & Bro
Prop's Trade Palace
Massachusetts
J. A. Dailey
Chin 53
Queensware
Oliver Butler
F. M. Alexander
Butler & Alexander
Deering
Rushford
Coxe’s
Gaar Scott’s
Buffalo Pitts
Binet Ge Fay
Massachusetts Street
Zest
J. N. van Hoesen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!