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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1902
Page
3
A dense, multi-item page fragment lists railroad schedules for several named lines serving Lawrence and surrounding cities plus a legal notice and court summons. Items include daily express and limited service names, times, and routes through Kansas, with a separate notice about court actions in Douglas County and a probate sale petition.
Notice announces the appointment of executors for the estate of T. Rusdiger and final settlement of the Theodore Rusdiger estate. It names Douglas County Kansas officials and references the Lawrence Daily Journal source with dates in 1008. The text records executors Jonmaros and Weng Mance and their qualification and filings.
Prince Henry the man forges a practical path through sea life and politics. A multilingual craftsman and sailor at heart, he mixes education with hands on skill, rejects debt, and shows courage in danger. His Liberal stance clashes with the emperor, making him a popular European royal guest among passengers and seamen alike.
Grace E Locke a fifteen year old girl from Whitman Massachusetts was kept from school due to anemia. Her mother Alice Locke credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring her health after ten boxes. Neighbors corroborate the family account as the pills are promoted as a cure for impoverished blood.
The speaker praises an ordinary figure for cautious speech and curiosity, noting he avoids talking beyond his knowledge and is willing to ask questions when unsure. The description emphasizes his prudent, questioning nature and lack of evasiveness.
Washington April 26 Representative Meier Nebraska will introduce a public buildings bill agreed on by his committee. The bill authorizes 173 actions across states with 15.5 million dollars for new sites, expanded cost limits, or site purchases and includes a Manhattan site for a new post office without cost limits. It repeals the DOJ building law and reallocates Kansas City customs house proceeds.
Washington dispatch reports two long Senate speeches. Senator Joack of Tennessee denounces the president and Gen Funston, blasts Insurrection rhetoric, and calls for Philippine policy clarity. Carmack condemns Funston and accuses executives of exploiting the Philippines. The House passes 14 private pension bills, including Ludlow and Brownlow widows, and debate moves to the agricultural appropriation bill with Mr. Cochran attacking trusts and lobbies.
Washington April 26 J F Hoffman vice president of the Retail Butchers and Meat Centers Associations of America said officers will be called to Washington to aid any government inquiry into the beef trust. He claimed the attorney general can obtain needed information in the capital. He blamed the beef trust for high meat prices. Additionally, an ad copy promotes Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup for coughs and colds.
In Manhattan Kansas on April 26 Mrs J M Graham jumped from an eastbound Rock Island passenger train and was instantly killed. She had been at a state asylum for some time and was returning home near Ciiaten Kansas before deteriorating again and heading back to the asylum. Wind Brown hurricane strikes eastern Oklahoma with extreme dust storms and a 20 degree temperature drop. A crowd of weather events and train news follow including a local race result and a dental advertisement amid unrelated notices.
A dense listing of English Lutheran, First Baptist, United Presbyterian, First Church of Christ, Pilgrim, Christian, Unitarian, and other congregations with morning and evening worship, Sunday school, and midweek activities. Includes pastors Rev A B Shrader Rev RK Millin Rev C M Thomas and others, various street corners and schedule quirks noted.
Henry Page of Topeka reports five weeks of grippe weakened his kidneys and says Doan's Kidney Pills provided satisfactory relief. The ad urges readers to ask Dick Broa Drug Store for customer reports and notes Doan's price at 60 cents. The Pills are sold nationwide by Stout-Ililburn Co Buffalo New York as exclusive U.S. agents.
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