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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary Lawrence Daily Journal text outlines publication details, a university publicity note, and local civic notices. It references the Lawrence Journal Company, subscription forms, weekly and daily editions, and rates. Also includes scattered items on transportation, weather, and medical ad copy.
A lengthy reminiscence recounts a fiftieth anniversary note and travels with mentions of Tawretie Leaver Worth Times, Worcester, Spring Tirhad Albany, and the steamer Polar Sharon. The narrative covers journey details through Kansas, Lawrence, Westport, and nearby towns, with references to people and events and a Tong article about a court case.
A newspaper advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for female weakness irregularities and inflammation. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Johnson of Avontale Pennsylvania and urges readers to write for private, confidential advice to Dr. R. V. Pierce in Buffalo, New York.
A fragmentary report from New York discusses the Secretary of War and the department's leadership. It notes arguments over succession and the secretary’s efforts under the general staff plan, aiming to complete tasks before leaving office.
Twelve cases are in preparation against western cattlemen for alleged land and fence violations in Sherman and Wallace counties. The district court heard actions yesterday charging the Cattlemen’s firms with owning government land under tents and fencing unlawfully. The piece also references a grand jury report, child welfare remarks, and a patent patent medicine endorsement.
The article reports on a summer gathering in a city near Chicago, featuring speeches by John Terry and others denouncing violence, riots, and rape. It quotes Graves defending authorities while arguing for stronger measures and harsher penalties. Dr. M. Tuckley from New York discusses mental contagion and the impact of physical and environmental factors on crime.
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor addresses Parry at the Labor Day celebration at the fairgrounds in Indianapolis. The challenge will be issued to McPrev within days, while Mr Vat, head of the National Manufacturers' Association, expresses interest in the delivery and cautions against using Gompers as a rival attraction at the baby show. Also notes the election of W. S. Stone to the Grand Chief role of the Locomotive Engineers union and outlines concerns about hearing loss and medical remedies featuring Hall's Catarrh Cure and other products.
Dr Clarence Titman delivers a health update on Corbett, praising his physical power and remarkable stamina. The Yosemite Athi club member underwent evaluation and is described as in perfect health and stronger than before.
A garbled report hints at police actions and legal filings in a district. Mentioned names and places are unreadable, but it references warrants, drills, and ongoing investigations affecting multiple communities. Further readable details are scarce.
A damaged ship named Stafforl fled a perilous sea crossing for two hours before breaking apart in heavy surf. The crew abandoned ship as a fire ignited, kerosene soaked nearby vessels, and H. H. Williams steam er towed the wreck to St Joseph Michigan. A Mob After a Girl's Annahant. Marshalltown Iowa reports a seven year old girl assaulted by horse traders near North Hudson. The child is dying and a mob pursues the suspect who may be lynched.
Magnificent new stage system set to transform the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. Two large sections move on tracks and counterweights allowing quick scene changes and under stage construction. Enhanced electrical lighting and larger orchestra pit to accommodate 120 players.
The text describes using rolled aluminium sheets as thin as one inch and weighing 4,000 intd together for writing paper to delay lasting records. It presents the concept as a proposal for durable record-keeping material.
A mix of single lot options on Tennessee, Kentucky, and Ohio streets plus four Vermont business parcels offered at 25 percent below value. Several South Lawrence plots advertised at low prices. Diving Park south of Save TeBCe spans over 30 acres with improvements costing 84 000, water, stable room for stock, suitable for dairy, asking 4 500 with bail value noted.
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