Lawrence Journal history and post strike notes 1907
EMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS describes The Journal as Lawrence’s oldest paper, founded in 1874, publishing daily and weekly editions, and controlling Associated Press reports. It notes subscription terms, circulation in Kansas, and ties to the Lawrence Republic. The piece weaves in political commentary and opinions on labor, railroads, and muckraking figures.
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Lawrence
Journal
Kan
the Journal
Gents Journal
Gutalde
Maze
Kans
Texas Wonder Curea Promote Kidney and Rheumatic Relief
Patent medicine advertisement claims the Texas Wonder cures kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. Offers two months treatment by mail for one dollar. Provides address 2026 Olive Street St Louis Missouri and invites testimonials from customers.
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E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Weed burner boosts rail weed control on Southern Kansas lines
Frisco introduces a self propelling weed burner able to clear weeds along rails faster than a six man crew. The machine covers up to 25 miles in 12 hours, using gasoline heat to burn roots and stems. Another burner costs 9000 dollars and will be deployed on branch lines to reduce obstructions and improve train movement. Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted with a large testimonial offer from F J Cheney Co. The piece closes with a rustic moral about a man telling a woman he’s not worthy and she should believe him.
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Kansas
Wil
Frizeo
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Coo
Girls Fight to Settle Feud Ends in Unsanctioned Fracas
Davenport locals recount a daylight outdoor clash between Miss Crawfarl and Miss Adair over a long running dispute tied to teaching and real estate interests. The brawl drew onlookers, involved bystanders, and ended with both girls exhausted and separated. Families involved are prominent, and authorities urged restraint as investigations continued.
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Crawfarl
Adair Pher
Amd
Che
Regular on the Sun and Dr. King’s Pills Ad
An old expression notes the sun’s regular rise and set as the universe’s most regular act. The copy asserts liver and bowels can be regulated with Dr. King’s New Life Pills, guaranteed by C. P. Barber & Son druggists at 25 cents.
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Dr. King
C. P. Barber & Son
Wealthiest novelist LA Caine profits from plays revived
London reports novelist LA Caine tops wealth from fiction with 280000 earned from his novels. A new theater revival of a Maustine adaptation and other dramatic works show earnings from performances. The Christian's is to be revived in a lavish production as part of the season.
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London
LA Caine
Ono Preeul
Maustine
Han Maclaren
John Wyatson
Iris
United States
Mosquito Remedies Mentioned By Lawrence Man
A Lawrence man describes a method to combat mosquitoes using alum and other preparations. The piece warns susceptible individuals to apply a paste to exposed skin and bath exposed parts in alum water to deter bites, noting this as a protective measure against insect stings.
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Civennt
Fragmented note on manners and meals in a busy household
An opaque fragmentary text describes delicate mosillas and whiskers, bedrons wind, and a dinner scene with Lady and gentlemanly behavior. It mentions dining, waiting guests, and implied social rituals, all conveyed in an archaic, muddled stream.
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Mosiilla
Uae
Lieutenant Typha Returns Home From Far East Service
Lt Joseph Typha United States Army arrives home for three months after two years in the Philippines and the Far East. He grew determined to be a soldier, rose through ranks at Fort Worth, and now holds the rank of second lieutenant with hopes for a future promotion. He plans to spend his leave at home before next duty station at Fort Leavenworth.
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Joseph Typha
United States Army
Genine
Frem
Philippines
Fylie
Alu
Fort Wertig
Fort
Leavenworth
Local Service Ads and Ads for Home Services
A fragmented notice page lists various local service offers. Plumbers, cleaning, painting, photo enlarging, moving and storage, upholstery, and paper delivery promises appear with partial names and street addresses. Contact details include Bell and home phone numbers.
Old Settlers Reunion at Learnard's Grove This Saturday
The Veterans of 94 07 will hold their annual reunion in Learnard's Grove on Saturday with a business meeting at noon followed by a picnic dinner and program. Veterans of 37 are invited to attend and participate. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised for liver and digestion support.
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Veterans of
Learnard’s Grove
WMT
Veterans of ‘37
Conduie
Executive Committee
C. L. Edwards
Orang Utang or Woman?: Bronx Zoo Sees Striking Visitor
A New York report describes a remarkable creature at the Bronx Zoo, with no facial hair and a upright posture, drawing comparison to a human and a possible missing link. The piece also covers Miss Nema Phipps and her pupils delivering a praised Lee's Halt recital, and notes comments from Director Hornaday and others about the orang-outang being more humanlike than monkey. The narrative blends zoological chatter with cultural admiration from Lawrence observers.
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New York
Bronx
America
Lee's Halt
Nema Phipps
Miss Phipps
Chicago
Perry Mirror
Wanted Help Notices and Rentals in Lawrence Journal
Classifieds show multiple WANTED ads for housework and jobs, plus farm and real estate requests. Entries mention Mrs McClurg Ewart, Mrs F L Peaks, Mrs Luther, and Mrs Journal offices. various households in Lawrence Kansas seek help, laundry, or clerical staff. also real estate listings, colorfully dated 1901 style, with prices, farms, rentals, and a lost pen, plus rail timetable notes.
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Lawrenee Daily Journal
Ember Associated Press
Lawrence Journal Company
L. Brady
Nies
Gba
Hinself
Cuba
Landis
Studard
North Carolina
Tom Lawson
Ida Tarbell
Tarbell
Lincolln Steffens
Growine
Wichita
Niver
Ny Min
Kadwe
Lywais
Nelaly
Philadelphia
AV Stewart
Wilmington
Stewart
Vila
Ter
Prisco
Jim
Davenport
Lula
Crawford
Yaning Weanen
Fonight
Linits
Tom Etaling
Hall Caine
Lt. Topham
Murs Street
Spalding
Tenth & Oak Sts
Kansas City
BREE
J. F. Spalding
A. M
Fred Olson
Bridge Street
Bell
W.d. Francisco
Lone Barn
Wwiliam Carter
New Jersey Street
Altman
Sewall
Kennedy & Ernst
June B. Shane
Masa
St. Ball
Home
Lawrence Transfer Co
J. Keilman
W. Warren Street
P. H. Bennett
Onch Sieben
F. W. Jaedicke
Herman Broeker
Old Settlers' Reunion
Hornaday
St Louis
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Grand Council
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Fraternal Order of Honor of
F. L. Peaks
Haskell Avenue
Mass. Street
Co Journal
A. T
Journal Office
Lawrence Nurseries
C. W. Carman
Bell Thone
P. E. Emery
Alabama Street
lPanama
Genta
New Hampshire Street
Pendleton
C-O Journal
J. H. Gillham
Vermont Street
Trovillo and
Kreider’s
J. N. Harahberger
L. M. Walters
R. R. No
Telephone
Union Pacific
Saing Eset
Overland Limited
Wm. F. Helm Commission Co
Salina
Pacific Coast
Junction City
Kaansas City
East Side
Tandern
Boo
New Hampshire St
Eistern
Izax
New Stampshire St
North Lawrence
Louisiana
Indiana
McCurdy & Harris
Douglas County
R. E. Protsch
Mass
Morrison & Lemon
Sheriff's
Jersey
J. Grant
Park
EY Cousins
Dougie County
Doc McWilliams
Idea
Roneett
Wits
McWilliams
G. W. Watt
Alabama St
Asic
Siner Rand Ms. Waa
Tae Tsaatyedesinrae
Dowwgian
Ken
Gibran
Oliver Typewritera
All Typewriter
Univercee & Ses Eesity
Ee County
W. N. Rogers
Mass, Bt
John Tarpy
Care Lawrence Iron Works
Mississippi and
Pinckney
W. H. Pandlater
Hosford Investment Co
Alabama
C. J. Hazzard
Maine Street
E. B. Pierson
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