Weathered Ruminations and Civic Pleas From Lawrence
The Lawrence Journal laments heavy rain and political chatter while urging urgent city road repairs to the cemetery and main road from Massachusetts to the city limits. It critiques clerical errors in laws, missteps by editors, and urges action by the Commercial Club, city council, and county commissioners. The piece also mocks political figures and notes ongoing disputes over registration and taxation.
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Commercial Club
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Board of County Commissioners
Kansas political chatter and rumored moves in 1900s
The piece mocks sensational urban legends about Pierpont Morganeau, Funston, and Judge Bland, notes Kansas court of appeals reversals, and reports wire rumors about pension, Blue Dog politics, and conflicts among Long Corbin and Wichita Eagle coverage. It also teases a California account claiming Smith and Allen would shape Kansas leadership.
Gaining Flesh With Scott Emulsion Health Claim
Advert says people gain a pound daily by taking an ounce of Scott's Emulsion. It claims the product starts digestion, helping absorption of ordinary food, and that flesh gain is possible if lacking. It touts ease of taste and summer friendliness, urging trial.
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Ke An
Scott & Bowe
Chane
Rss
Peri Brest
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Alkadegen
Governorship Halted As Toil Felon Plunges Nation
Fragmented text mentions waterbed, court gossip, and figures, then shifts to Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall’s Family Pills with endorsements. It references F. J. Cheney & Co and druggists, plus Rex Dyspepsia Tablets and Burdock Blood Bitters. It promotes Western North Carolina tourism with Asheville Hot Springs Tryon Sapphire Black Mountain and travel agents Geo F Allen and J C Bogin Jr. Also notes Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup for colds.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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O. Hall
North Carolina
Sitaatsi
Ashville
Hot Springs
Tryon
Sapphire
Black Mountain
Geo F Allen
AG. P. A
Soethore R’y
St Louis
J C Bogin, Jr
N. W
New Oklahoma Lands Open for Settlement Amid Fierce Rush
Reports from Wichita to New York describe a mass movement toward newly opened lands in the Indian Territory. Thousands of hopeful settlers from Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska and beyond race to stake 160 acre claims along the Canadian and Washita rivers. A lottery plan is debated to allot claims, while auction sales fund schools and public improvements with 12 000 claims expected across the region.
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New York
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New Yorks Post
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Nebraska
East
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South Carolina
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Cherokee Strip
Washitt
Cutuahebe
Nebraskia
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Wit
Lmsett
Ure
Iniana
Elver
Tida
Dundas
Stomach Bitters and Pain Ointments Promoted Amid War Talk
The piece promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion biliousness constipation and general stomach trouble while noting Boer War hostilities. It lauds Dr Thomas' Electric Oil for instant pain relief and advertises various remedies with claims of cures and money-back guarantees.
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Missouri Horses Popular in South Africa Trade
Mississippi or Missouri bred horses surge for a government contract with Nrit- Ish arn 5 the St. Lois Globe Bremoriat. Specifications cover animals aged up to 10 years and weights from 400 to 1,400 pounds. Prices range from 150 to 550 dollars, with about 1,000 animals monthly moving through Lancaster stables since hostilities began. American bred horses are favored as ideal cavalry mounts due to speed and stamina, despite competition from South American and British suppliers.
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Pretoria
America
United States
Pall
Cape Town
Uplands
Talllity
The
Artis
Tans
Yal Berger
Uniforms For Labor Men Stir Union Debate In Chicago
A drive to form uniformed ranks within labor groups and fraternal unions is gaining momentum in Chicago. Prominent fibermen and union leaders endorse adding dignity and boosting membership, with several officials predicting enough new unions to form a regiment by September. Critics warn the plan risks advertising costs and could divert funds from political education.
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Chicago Board
Trerndd
Jaber
Edward Miller
Analgamated Wood Workers Union
Chicago
Lenart
Uutmy
Edward Rran
Busin
Architectural Iron Workers
Miller
Harnessing the Sun solar motor described in world’s work
The article touts a California solar motor described as unlimited power without cost. It claims automatic boiler water regulation and steam pressure, with the machine running all day without attention until sunset. It notes self shutdown when energy wanes and reactivation with daylight.
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Dhirge
Fle Codiatt Energy Agai
Haelfik
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Relief for Catarrh
A testimonial claims Ely's Cream Balm clears catarrh and nasal irritation. Written by B W Sperry of Hartford and Colestead Arcola notes the balm leaves no irritation and is sold by druggists or mailed from Ely Brothers New York.
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Ely Brothere
Warree St
New York
California by Santa Fe Fastest Route Advertised
California one fare quickest and most comfortably reached via the Santa Fe. $25 passes to Las Francisco Los Angles San Diego and other posts for February 33rd to April sath. Santa Fe offers free chair car and tourist sleeper daily to California without change. GEO. C. BAILEY agt.
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Las Frencisco
Los Amgrles
San Diego
Lands to be opened by lottery for Kiowa and Wichita reservations
The lands will be opened by lottery, with separate districts for Kiowa and Wichita lands reserved for school and homestead purposes. Applicants must register and be photographed before the opening to prevent transfers, and many tracts are described as unsuitable for settlement despite potential value.
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Tie Terror
Ae Yale
Sulin
Catholic Educators Press for Public School Support
Delegates at the third Catholic congress in Chicago focus on techne and professional standards for Catholic teachers. They urge combining lay education with public schooling to ensure Catholic schools receive state aid while families keep children in local public institutions. French envoy and officials lay wreaths at Mount Vernon. Abraham Lincoln remains move to show at Springfield monument reconstruction proceeds privately.
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Jeetan
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Othe State Ltd
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Washington
Traverseon
Flom
Mount Vernon
The Marriage Problem and Health Advice for Women
Advertorial style testimony lauds Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for female weakness, inflammation, and related marital happiness. Personal letters from women claim health improvements and urge others to write for private correspondence to Dr. R. V. Pierce in Buffalo, New York.
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Mia
Anna Willicligat Uouse
Sartheville
Spink Cook
Tam
Pierce
R. V. Vietee
Buffalo, N.Y
The Transvaal War Surrender Threats at Court Martial
In London April 2 no new details emerged on resumed peace talks. A report states if any officer or sailor shows a white flag or token of surrender, they will face a court martial. The Daily Mail notes the British press covers hospitalizations and mobilization amid ongoing hostilities with the Boers.
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Afraid of Mrs Nation Warps April Meeting
A rough report outlines an Ayia Women’s Tees association gathering where Mrs Nation’s paper dominates discussion. The meeting featured speakers and disjointed remarks as emphasis shifted away from the planned topics and toward Mrs Nation’s influence and the role of papers in shaping events.
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Ayia Women's Tees
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le Real Pipers
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