Lawrence Journal Mail Subscriptions and Local News Bits
Daily Journal from Lawrence Kansas notes mall subscription details and payment options. Brief items report William Willsias health improving, a monument push for General Grant in Chicago, New York gold receipt of 5 915 600 in exchange for silver, Riverside Park chosen for Grant burial, and Rev Sam Squire Aiur preaching to 7 000 in Mattsbore Missouri addressing moral reform.
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General Grant
Linen Park
Chicago
Sub Treasury
New York
New York Tribune
Riverside Park
Fragmented Blurred Historical Notices Remain Unclear
A garbled OCR style item collection mentions Reil and a Dominion rebellion trial, insanity plea, and various political names. It references Lake General Wisconsin, cholera near Spain, Riverside Pack tomb rumors, a swimmer named Dennis Butler, and heat impacts on Topeka Journal staff, with scattered comments on political figures and industry attempts to form a joint stock to stabilize prices.
Public disputes over burial site for General Grant
Public commentary spreads about the burial location of General Grant. Citizens and officials weigh in on whether the grave should be in the national capital or elsewhere, while the Grant family asks for privacy and respect during their decision. The piece notes rising public interest and reflects on decorum in handling the family’s grief.
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General Grant
The
Republic
Soldler
Temperance Critics Call for Balance in Diet and Drink
Distinct physicians from Britain Germany and Sweden caution against blaming drink alone for societal woes. They argue feeding habits and eating disorders drive disease and craving for alcohol, urging broader attention to nutrition and public health alongside temperance efforts.
Prohibition Politics Rise and Western Alcohol Trends
The piece notes heightened temperance activity in Ohio and other states with many meetings planned. It argues prohibition falters in Kansas and Iowa, citing more liquor outlets and drunkenness, while high license shows better results. A Chicago Tribune report is said to influence Ohio counterprohibition efforts amid coalitions of bans and free rum advocates.
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Bostos Traxsenipr
West
Ohio
Chicago Tribune
The Notary and the Wedded Pair in France
A seven month old marriage between Pierre Lavalles and Julia Lavalles ruptures after a quarrel. They seek a separation through notary M Antoine Perron, who investigates law and documents while the couple relents. A breakfast scene and reconciled smiles replace rage as Perron is invited to witness their agreement.
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Pierre Lavalles
France
Milo
Julia Gouchard
Monsieur Pierre Lavalles
Mme
Pierra Lavalles
Jai
M. Antoine Perron
Bes
M. Pierre Lavalles
M. Antoina Perron
M. Perron
Turtledoves
Neighbor Lavalles
Pierre
Julia
Madame
Monsieur
Mme, Pierre Lavalles
Perron
M. Lavalles
Heaven
M. Pierre Lavailes
Pierre Lavailes
Paris
Mme. Lavalles
Mma
Layalies
A Demoigelle
Madame Julio Lavalles
Is Opty
M. Antoine Perrom
Monsier
Madame Julie
Monsier Perron
Monsieur Pierre Lavilles
Mnadame Julie
Monsieur Lavalles
Mme. Julie
Madame Julie Lavalles
Charming
The American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac Explained
A condensed tour of nautical and astronomical almanacs from Europe to the United States. It notes France and Britain as early publishers, cites Washington as the U S base, and describes the 1888 1889 editions and a five hundred page, three part structure with data for Greenwich and Washington meridians. It mentions weather almanacs versus weather bureau roles and chronicles early almanac origins in Vienna and colonial America.
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United State
United States
Crewe and Leader
France
Washington
Department of the Navy
Newsnomb
Greenwich
Weather Bureau
George von Burback
Vienna
William Bradford
Ben Franklin
Poor Richard
Spofford
Librarian of Congress
Something Will Break in a Back Country March to Washington
A lone traveler, wearing a worn piper collar and faded shirt, arrives in Grand River. He asks for lodging while seeking work or a government office, admitting he may need to go to Washington for business. He claims seventeen years of tax payments and a tentative claim.
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Grand River Stanue
Thea
Washington
Jealousy and office seekers in a strange tale from Detroit
A battered recounting from Detroit Free Press tells of a man who fled his county after failing to win an office and losing faith in himself. He describes failed attempts at government posts, the Pension Office, the Post Office, and dealings with aldermen, ending with a vow to return home and prove his family right about his ambitions. A separate vignette features a jealous husband foiled by a bold suitor, and a note on electricity being used to subdue wild animals in a menagerie.
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Whit
Grant
Civil Service Reform Lea
Mig
Careaco Triaene
St. Anthony's Falls
Upper
Mississippi
Minneapolis
Ife
St. Anthony
St Anthony's Falls
Eller
Custom House
Akip
Pension Office
Allus
Bulwarka of Liberty
Halifax
Deroit Free Press
Marm
Old Hercules
William
Mary
Detroit Free Press
Cayenne
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Lawrence
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Ip Advanc
LawRency Journal Company
Kansas
Wilsias
Sam. Te Hire Aiur
Mattsbore
Reil
Dominion Rebellon
Svenre l
Lake General Wisconsin
Spain
Haute
Hiverside
Jace
Supe
Dennis Butler
East River
Brooklyn
N. Woon
Topeka Journal
Ibiste
Reston Ithcorp
Ragland
Une Sctehia
Engelaind
Thomas A. Hendricks
White House
Nick
Seckerany Laan
Gatile
Tallyrind
Dudian
Solters
Kansas City
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Heary Thompson
Great Britain
British Empire
Baer
A. Hedlund
Sweden
Minnesota
Lufkin
WVES
Sential
Brooklyn Magazine
Darkey
Hutels
Awrencx House
L L. Davis
Office National Bank
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Q. A. Norton
Heny
Tremp
Wella
Bango
Con Express
Con Arte Aera Ria Cietidael
Arris & Harris
H. Howard
Adhere Old Journal Building
Insurance
A A. Cooter
Lean
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BE. J.W. Fugate
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Heury Street
Courtouxe
L. &Steele Abstracts of Tittle
Uctive
Massachusetts Street
Physicians and Surgeons
R. F.D. Morse
WoodwardWs Drug Store
Law
B. Anderson
Momapathisi
Kapsis
Altice
Massachivelty Street
RH. S. Gardner
Keon
Kas Otice
Kentucky Street
Warren
R. M H. Cazier
Ilica Over Cy Drug Store
Kas
R.A. A. Russ
Aolice
Weld & Co
Lawrence, Kas
G. Boyer
Ancc
Chicino Fphoto Company
Massachuketty Xtivet
Lamon'a Ott
poRank Willard
W. Straffon
South End
B. Murray
RA. Liewis
Eldridge House
Lawrence, Kansas
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