Death of Amos A Lawrence Revered Benefactor of Lawrence
The Associated Press reports Amos A Lawrence, city namesake and benefactor, died at his Nahant residence near Boston. He aided Lawrence Kansas with wealth and influence, backed a Mount Oread college bequest of 10000 dollars, and glimpsed a thriving University on his last visit, leaving a lasting impact on the city he helped found.
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Ahos A. Lawrence
Associated Press
Amos A. Lawrence
Nahant
Boston
Lawrence
Kansas
Gret
Mount Oread
Antique wood mine found on Capt Patterson estate
Lovers of fine furniture learn mahogany and rare woods are dug from muck beds on Capt J C Patterson’s Pensacola estate. Prof von Filkenhasser of Normandy says the woods suit furniture and specimens are reportedly about 5000 years old. The Philadelphia Zion...?
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J. C. Patterson
Pensacola
von Filkenhasser
Normandy
Tennessee and New York Political Contests and Merger Proposals
The piece surveys party power struggles in New York led by Flynn Squire and Tilden’s former lieutenant amid calls for a strong head to rally the GOP. It notes proposed images for an oleomargarine stamp, from Samuel J. Tilden to farmers like Robinson and Funston, plus Tennessee campaign oddities around the Taylor family and a joint canvass notion between Alfred and Robert Taylor with Prohibitionists. It also covers varied items from Delware peach production forecasts to New York fare reductions and baking powder deception warnings, ending with praise for Mostetter's Bitters as a health enhancer.
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Warner Miller
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Missouri
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Farmer Funston
Senator Miller
Tennessee
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Nathaniel G. Taylor
Andrew Johnson
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Drum Creek
Montgomery County
Lawrence
Union
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Secretary of the Interior
Indian Territory
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Nashville
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Unanimous verdicts praise Electric Bitters and other remedies
A flood of testimonials from Abraham Hare and others tout Electric Bitters as a universal cure for liver, kidney, and blood diseases with a half dollar bottle at Barber Bros Drug Store. Notes from Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher and Hon. Randall, Husted, and W. Oun bolster claims of relief. Also mentions Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with trial bottles, and various ads for B B blood medicine and Ayer’s Pills.
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Ohio
Barber Bros Drug Store
Henry Ward Beecher
Allcock
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Elise
James W. Husted
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Barber Bros
A New Dress Theory From Prof Jaeger Debated
A Cincinnati Sun item notes Prof Jaeger of Germany proposing wool as the sole healthy fabric, contrasting it with linen and cotton. It cites doctors in England and Austria embracing wool, with examples of woollen stockings and garments. The piece also includes verse and a long section on large salmon catches and royal fishing tales from St Nicholas.
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Germany
England
Austria
Cincinnati
In Other Respects it was Correct report
David Davis told a correspondent that his manuscript could not be clearly translated, joking that if the interview had been written in Choctaw about raising hens it would still be readable to no one. The remark followed by the reporter’s attempt and a note on the Philadelphia tie.
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Henry Gay
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