Journal reports and nation notes from Lawrence 1903
The Lawrence Journal outlines its archival status as the oldest paper in the territory with daily and weekly editions. It reports on United States marines in Panama, Zion City developments, Kansas university football honors, Hutchinson fair plans, bank failures, Langley airship trials, and political shifts in Denver and New York. The piece links broader stories including Colombia Venezuela relations, Missouri extradition, and Christmas gift customs expressed through a St. Louis Democrat commentary on Present Giving.
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Kansas and national politics stir rumors of graft and probes
The article surveys a wave of investigations and alleged bribery in Kansas and across the nation. It notes postal fraud probes, legislature involvement in patronage scandals, and calls for congressional document access while highlighting business-led efforts to keep trade homeward in Lawrence.
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Wyandotte County
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House of Representatives of Congress
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Bowersock a Popular Choice for Congress in Kansas
The article argues that a change in congressman in Kansas’ second district offers no public gain. It lauds Mr. Bowersock as a capable Republican, highlighting his legislative wins for farmers, immigration bill amendments, and a $60,000 Lawrence post office project, while criticizing opponents and political malfeasance alleged in the current administration.
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Capitol
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Funeral Shock Over False Teeth Reveal In Gifted Coffin Tale
A Washington Times item recounts a Mountaineer district incident where a stranger was found dead beside a railroad, two rich women claimed him as their brother, and an undertaker unveiled a coffin. The gag ends with the morgue keeper quipping on an elegant funeral had they stayed silent.
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Joe’ Gaines
West Virginia
Washington Times
Railroading in Scotland and American views
President Vreeland of the Inter-Urban Street Railway notes Europe lags behind the United States in rail efficiency while recounting a Chicagoan’s tale of a Scotland line where a train halted in a barren area as guards fetched water for the engine, illustrating differing practices.
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Boston Post
Won Bride Through Cartoons in Honeymoon Story
A Philadelphia Post cartoon caption tale recounts Senator Thomas C. Platt of New York joking about how his wife fell for him, saying she loved his newspaper cartoon depictions. A Pennsylvania politician quips about abolishing cartoons ending marriages, highlighting press satire.
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Pennsylvania
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Philadelphia Post
Global notes from a world of oddities and dates
A roundup of curiosities cites values for pig iron and coins, Tolstoy on Shakespeare, Egypt translations, a 7000 volume Berlin gift, Filipino dagger collections, a large marriage count in Mason City, and plans around the Bonaparte Hotel. It moves to educational maps, Manila packing tips, and the Transsiberian railway’s rapid progress, plus a German report of a vast alum mountain in China and its uses.
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Shakespeare
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Egypt
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Mason City
St. Louis
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Lost bag and reward notice near Elm Street
Lost last Saturday evening a black seal chatelaine bag between the Journal office and 218 Elm Street. The bag held a card case and small change plus other small articles. Return to this office or 1001 A. I. street for liberal reward. For Rent to careful person a good square plane cheap inquire 745 Ohio street.
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Hentetter's Dinstrated Almanac for 1004 ia now ready
A promotional note touts a free distributed almanac featuring Malletics, jokes and instructive reading. It claims testimonials for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters cure stomach, liver and bone disorders and promises health benefits for the weak and run down. It endorses insomnia, indigestion, belching, dyspepsia, constipation and fevers.
Diners, Doctors, and Storytellers Echoed in Chicago Record
Fragmentary quotes recount a dinner remark about warmth for a pet, a compliment to a husband as a raconteur, and a doctor’s warning to Josiah about overindulgence. The snippet hints at social chatter and personal idiosyncrasies from a Chicago publication.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted With Reward
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh, claims internal action on blood and mucous membranes, and offers a $100 reward for a cure not achieved, inviting readers to send testimonials and free samples.
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An assortment of Victorian witticisms and ads
A jumble of quips from jokes to notices and ailments. It includes puns about letters and critics, a joke about a failed romance, a tongue in cheek exchange, advertisements for Ely Cream Balm and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, and short itemized snippets from humor pages and local notices.
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Little Mars Mary fad a 1 teeit War a tarkes on
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local item about Mary in a small scene titled Little Mars. Names and specifics are unclear, but it reads as a brief note or social mention from a period newspaper page segment.
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Cleige
Fragments of Nostalgic Ads and Humorous Quips
The excerpt blends mock dialogue and ad blurbs from various papers. It mentions Dane's Ointment at Crug etore, a remark about a “Supermetyrs” and a reference to Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil. It captures old style slang and quirky product mentions.
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Washirston Star
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