The Journal and its tangled history with Kansas papers
The article traces the Journal of Lawrence from its 1587 founding to absorbing the State Journal and Herald of Freedom, then acquiring the Lawrence Tribune. It notes a wide circulation, daily and weekly editions, and a rich telegraphic service. It also covers editor changes, political opinions, and local notices about Topeka receptions, expositions, and cemetery road plans.
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Journal
Lawrence Republican
State Journal
Herald of Freedom
Lawrence Tribune
Kansas
Prohibition, Cuba, and Reform Debates Highlight Kansas Mining
A Kansas newspaper column rails at tariff and prohibition stances, mocks Aguinaldo, and teases Bear book profits while urging reform in labor and public aid. It notes lawyers, lawmakers, and presidents touring Europe, cites Salina liquor case acquittal, and praises a rock-breaking labor plan to reduce pauper aid, ending with an ad for Krause’s Cold Core cure.
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Salina
Not Hereditary Infections and Consumption Claim
In this advertisement style text, the claim is that consumption is not hereditary but infectious, with low vital force as hereditary. It argues infection persists and that about one sixth of the human race may be affected. It promotes Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil as a preventive and life saver, urging care to reduce spread.
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Les Moines
Eugena Ware
Si Wax
Abirec
Byrne
Commercial Club
Board of County Commissioners
Bith
City
Conwy
Carrie’ Nation
Kansas
Carrie
Lawrence
I West Hamany
Ries Haven
Sony
Bose
Scott
AL Selig
Fe Scott
Ander
West Winthrop Street
Cixepianiona
Massachusetts Street
Matadam
Journal Office
Aio
W H Carruth
Colca
Clinton NY Founding Tales and Pioneering Life
A fragmentary historical piece recounts Clinton New York’s early settlement from the New England frontier. It notes church and school beginnings, mill needs, garbled 18th century trials, river and road toil, ginseng profits, animal pests, and the rise of steam power, with recollections of stagecoach life and local figures.
Veteran Army surgeon Dr Alfred Woodhull retires at 64
The long service retirement of Dr Alfred A Woodhull, a top United States Army Medical Department officer, aged 64, was announced. Born in New Jersey and raised in Kansas, he entered the service in 1861, rose to colonel and deputy surgeon general by 1900, served through the Civil War, earned three meritorious service medals, and was highly regarded for both professional skill and civic kindness in Endora. The piece also notes his pay, early practice in Endora, and his status among local old settlers.
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Clinton
New York
New England
Captain Foote
Caleb Mer- Till
Samuel Eells
Bradford
James Eells
Boston
Norton
Samuel Hibbard
Watson
Dwight
Alfred A Woodhull
United States Army
Cotogel
Woodhull
Kansas
New Jersey
Washington
Woodbolt
San Francisco
Woodbull
Jefferson Medical Colleges
Woodhall
Endora
Hesper Lyceum
Hesper
Lyceum
John Conger
A] Jennings
O G Richards
Nathan Henshaw
M Sumpsfield
Card of Thanks for Andrew Gray Family
Expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who aided and comforted the Gray family during illness and death of Andrew Gray husband and father. Signed by Mrs Agoes Gray Mr C Gray and Mrs M E Brown.
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Andrew Gray
Quotations on mankind and meaning from various thinkers
A fragment collection of quotes and musings from thinkers including Kant Emersen Reynolds Confu cine and Horace Walpole. The excerpt reflects on matter beauty humor morals and human insignificance in the cosmic frame with brief reflections on life writing and existence.
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Horace Walpole
Club News Of The Week Highlights in Local Clubs
Mim Edith Phillips hosts the Review club at her Mississippi Street home with book reviews by Merwin and Stapley. Fragments cover the Twentieth Century, Zodiac, No Name, Fir 2 Council, Round Table, Jumra, and Quivira clubs, noting meetings, papers on Washington, Russia, Scotland, English literature, and local federation color decisions. An appeal by W H Carruth promotes Windmill property funding.
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Mim Edith Phillips
Mississippi Street
Mire Merwin
Mel Crew
Booker T. Washington
Washington
Nett
Mra Stapley
Shim
Twentieth Century Club
Mra Benedict
Horton
Russia
Frances Barker
James Lane Alles
Zodiac Club
Alder
Raymond
City Federation
Johnston
Faneton
Perkins
Hume
Mra Raymond
Mra Tanger
Masaillon
Gardner
la Roche
Foucauld
Alford
Hazeo
la Brugere
Abbays
Scotland
Miss Welch
Ciba
Porta Riga
Round Table
May Savage
Mra Kincaid
Alize
Fred Wood
Miss Edwards
Cora Melvin
Ruskin
Jennyson
Browning
George Eliot
Dickens
Mel O'Bryns
Americe
Miss. Dolbes
Jumra Club
Miss Dolbie
Sara Richardson
Jackson
United States Bank
Quivira Club
Sunday church services and notices in the town
A dense listing of church schedules across First Church of Christ Scientist First M E First Presbyterian Trinity Plymouth and other congregations with service times Sunday schools Endeavor societies and prayer meetings. Also notes a gas stove safety ad and a US rail fare promotion to California via Santa Fe with specific travel dates.
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First Church of Christ
Acientist
Massachusetts Street
Rrim English Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Ker
Free Methodist Church
Trinity Church
Plymouth Church
Endeavor
Society
First Christian Church
Baxter Waters
The
United Presbyterian Church
Kentucky
Barkley Streets
Kev
Christian Church
North Side
Maine
Elm Streets
Revien Irelan
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sex Diego
California
Santa Fe
Mle Avery Toseday
Carmen
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal relief advertised by Ely Bros
Announcement describing Ely's Liquid Cream Balm a liquid form of the solid preparation to ease catarrhal troubles through nasal application. Mentions price 75 cents including spraying tubs and notes quick absorption without drying secretions. Also cites sales by druggists or mail order and identifies Ely Brothers of New York.
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Ely
Ely Bros
Warren St
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Cousty
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Aguinaldo
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Yellow Boys
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Brown Brothers
Mia McKinley
Topeka
Hughes
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Order
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Times
Col McM Murdock
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Patien
Fou
Enricus
Southern Kansas
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Stanley
McDonald
Grimes
Frank
Perdition
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Rand
Frank Grimes
McKinley
Aguinalda
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Annie Diggs
Morgan
Cuba
Naval State
Webster Davis
Sni Hills
Euiporia
Bill White
Balora
Krause
Hamlin & Hollaway
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Albany
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Feco
State Anti- Slavery Society
Utica
Gerrit Smith
Alvan Stewart
Bernab Green
William Alexander
John Powell
Eris Canal
Massachusetts
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Chicago
Buffalo
Rome and
Clinton Company
Esgo
Westlers
Iron Horse
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Faas
Kate
Avery
Hamilton College
Clin
Irving Hill
Opera House
Mr Hill
Tony
Paradise
Heaven
Rooxt
Elks
New Eldridge Hall
David Haram
Mra al Seae
Lawreece
Colorado
M G Blinn
Togaooxie
Baa
Blinn
Fratherstone
J. A. Beelefe
Kenyon
Maine Streat
Mer
Moler Barber College
Louis, Mo
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New Eldridge
Lawrence Drag Co
Ross
H. W. Grant
Fuill
Masachusetts Street
L. Lie
Teoterses Street
Louisiana Street
Yonuhly
Addresa
Sao Agente
Orhers Inlereeta
Thorn
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Samuel Jobeson
Lowell
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Alice Brotherton
Club News
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Thecloh
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Jones
Reichstag
Hamscome
Jobaom Rothenhammer
Malet
the Cay
Clarance Hanscome
Carruth
William Mortis
Parker
Leavenworth
Cone
My Lady's Breakfast
Royal Baking Powder
Royal Saking Powder CO
William ST
Ckrurch
First Baptist Church
M. E
M. Barford
G. W. Mafitt
Epworth Jeagus
Ralph Price
First Presbyterian Church
Warren
Vermont Streets
W. G. Ban
Bow
Hall
F. J
Cheney &Co
Toletin
F. J. Cheney
Toledo
Peny
C. Bailey
Agt
Tole
Wood
Joorng
Fica
Requewa
Butid & Larce
Dubuque
Tin
Lows Tron Works Company
Heavilel
Vest Fu Whoeat Fy Ie
Mo‘nongahela Coal Company
Pitsburg
Denver
Cal
M. Fodelite
Dustion Pynes
Ese
Florida
Minn
Pla
Biscayne
Here
Deka Peters
Willian Cook
Lexington
A. Owen
Eliot and
Kilbeel Uy
William Nicholas
Telluridy
Phat Athimie
Meryng
Hamlin & Holloway
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