Lawrence Journal editorial mix hints of Kansas politics in 1902
A partial scan shows Lawrence Kansas editorials discussing Douglas county delegation power, University funding, and state politics. It mentions Topeka line debates, wage politics, and a federal probe into meat prices. Names include Wheeler and Kessinger with local party tensions and election maneuvering.
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Retaresos
Douglas Counly
Topeka
Istildap
Urs
Douglas Dougly
Dicket
Capitol
Kansas
Conolidates
Douglas County
Doveglas County
Thia
State House
Question of Gen Miles and Sec Roosevelt roils White House
Washington April 14 reports a sharp clash between Gen Miles and Sec Root. Roosevelt weighs Miles retirement as necessary to avoid injustice to the army. The administration considers replacing Miles with Gen Tyner after his long service and Civil War record. Weak support cited for Gen Miles’ retention.
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Washington
Cleveland
Gen
Miles
White House
Roosevelt
Root
Geo. Miles
Lewanse
Mraoke
Tyner
Worth
Whey
Gener
Bert Sry
Hirose
Young
Wade Hamptons Funeral Reflects Military Honor
A crowded service in Warrles feature veterans and speakers honoring Wade Hamptons. The procession, attended by thousands, conveyed respect for his service and community impact as tributes flowed from the platform.
Catarrh Cure Ad and Steam Train Offer Backed by Local Firms
A historic ad bloc promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for incurable catarrh and endorsements from West & Trumb, Walding, Kinnas & Marvin. The text also markets a luxury rail excursion on April 24 offering $5.09 Pullman berths, a Denver to Kansas City route, and grand events, urging readers to join the travel special as part of a broader federation outreach.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Trunx
Wholeasle Druggiste
Walding, Kinnas & Marvin
O Hall
Mts
Denver
Salt Lake
San
Kasvas
Mansgera
Psasad
City Ticket Office
U.F
Depot
Lawrence
Keates
C. C." Goddard
General Federatics
Middle Street
Leavenworth
Keuess
Noted minister Talmage dies in Washington at 79
Washington April 14 Witt Talmage the Presbyterian minister died at his home in the city at nine o clock Saturday night. The immediate cause was inflammation of the brain. He was 79 years old and had been in poor health during a Mexico trip for rest six weeks ago. The funeral will be held at four o'clock Sunday from the Church of the Covenant with simple services and no sermon. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn. The death drew tributes from many nations and vast crowds."
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Grosvenor
Obio
Kessoger
Athens
Ohio
Tim
Kansas City
Kessinger
Pupport
Howse
City Republcan Committee
O P Ontat’ Mualary
Missouri
Aert
AOL
Kansas City Journal
Col
R. H Hot
Kerens
St. Louis
Washington
Witt Talmage
Mexico
Church of the Covenant
T. Dewitt Talmage
Talmage
Greenwoods Cemetery
Brooklyn
Massachusetts Avenue
England
DeWitt Talmage
Welles
Cappeal
Fraser
Hine
Choe
Philadelphia
Beonklyn
Ianklyn
Taisear
Tilimage
Rassin
Tieres
Valaig
Bin
Lise
Mtronklyn
Setins Kil
Susan O Whittenare
Tsut
Ane Wrest
Tscs
Paritanum
Charles Collier
Alleguorie
Philippine Bill and Cuban reciprocity in Congress
Washington April 14 The senate will vote on the Chinese exclusion bill on Wednesday and then take up the Philippine government bill. The river and harbor bill may interrupt the schedule as an appropriation measure with amendments likely. Debate on Cuban reciprocity expected to extend into next week with the DOL closing and a fight over tariff amendments.
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Washington
Senate
Foraker
McLaurin
South Carolina
Kyle
South Dakota
House
Dalzell
Cuba
Beggars Trust in New York Co Operative Case
The Masse to Grebe case reveals a New York scheme where a beggars trust under a cooperative company operated with fraud. Magistrate Pool dissolved the test and six death sentences were given in work houses. The group claimed to aid disabled members while funds paid fines covered by a dedicated fund. The affair marks a rare public instance of such an organization in New York.
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Co-Operative Company
New York
Yorkville
Arly
Oftiergs Irik Wiis Emmanget
Nntieids
Noma
Antinh
Leven Rs
Thin Eneaperadiye Vem Faved
Ub - Mars
la Crease
Wis
Haber
Minne apolis mills to close amid wage cuts and dispute
Minneapolis mills announce closure as part of a broad dispute over wheat prices and railway rate concessions. Reports detail Western rail alignment and shifting export demand, with broader industrial layoffs tied to discriminatory practices and cost pressures.
Omega Oil touted as safe cold remedy for all
An advert declares Omega Oil cures colds swiftly with added ingredients, safe for children and non blistering. It urges keeping a bottle at home to prevent illness and save doctor bills, followed by scattered unrelated text fragments and notices about tax law tests, exposition delays, and Union Pacific foundry changes.
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Clinen and
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Chicago
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Belek Yard
Pril
Kiuisas City
Ki Frowlie Vressed Brick Company
Fifteenth Street
Toss
Maj. Waller
Manila
Maj
Lyttleton
Ww. T. Waller
Marine Corps
Samar
Waller
Medt
St. Joseph
Mon
Louis Levin
Bevin
Orstar
Dallas
Cumberland
Camberland
Nelracki Mead
Beer
Vanities
Winrikinet
Sbasseniseilee
Mixaouri
Jasper
MIT
Texas County
Sherif Shrewsbury
Detroit
Mich
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Carrie M. Jennett
Jackson
Michigan
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Sty
Wwe
Minneapolis Mills
Minneapolis
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Ageia
Thar Gillens
Cleveland O
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Manta Stative
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Reneerimig
Levi
Celie
Rederat
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Mage & Monel Nerd
Davi Binns
Alee
Jessie
Muller
Linestia
Lawrenner
Tads
Thers
President Ronsevet
Representative Bartholdt
Sorenson Furniture
Leavenworth, Kan
Omega Oil
Pear
Ruth Ree
Berek
Bed
Bos
Cary
Costy
Joli Morten
Carter
National Commission For the Fair
Pacific Foundry
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
Spices Department
Milla
Santa Fe
Poisis
Utah
Montana
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Fedepot
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Kent
New
Missouri Streat
Tel
Taont Street
Plymouth Rock
A. ©. Gilmore
Ceilai Hd
Anderson
J. M. Searles
Manhattan
Remington
Montgomery & Keyes
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