The Journal of Lawrence Kansas 1902 prospectus and notices
The Journal founded in 1857 absorbed earlier papers and issued daily and weekly editions in Lawrence Kansas. It publishes Associated Press reports and telegraphic dispatches with a daily evening edition and a Saturday sixteen page weekly. Subscription rates and delivery details are listed. Other items discuss humor among Filipinos, St Louis world fair funding, prohibition enforcement in Topeka, and Kansas City river flood plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrente Republican
Oun
State Journal
Herald of Freedom
Lawrence
Gether
Kansa
Tao Jovesal
Daly
OSB Yeax
Advan
Tusephoni
the Journal
Kansas
Lawrency
Kan
Brisk Global News On Politics Markets And Society
A survey of varied items notes Missouri bribery treatment won t suppress crime, a steel stock slump, Western selling in New York, Booker Washington on black employment, a new Swedish Kansas college at McPherson, and Grant Gillett’s rumored departure. Trade, war talk, Panama canal stance, San Domingo recognition, and naval composition facts appear, alongside Colorado electric railroad promise, Kansas City coal stockpiles, Lawrence holiday shopping, and Springfield anti profanity league activity with 12000 members and a Boston launch speech by Rev Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Boston
United States
Ronald J. Sawyer
Hanson
Lone Fighter urges citizens to vote and act for reform
The piece argues that freedom carries responsibility and urges readers to attend primaries and elections, attend union meetings, and hold corporations to honest practice. It praises a modest hero, John D Huffman of Bluffs Illinois, a farm laborer who sat in the state legislature amid corruption, shaping views with quiet resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
John D. Fiuffman
Bluffs
Scott County
Ilnois
Hi Wall
Honest Vote Behind Bluffs Man Shines in Reform Tale
A simple farmer, John Wuffman of Bluffs, resists a $10,000 bribe and casts an honest vote at a legislative session. His integrity earns praise in Chicago dispatches, highlighting that one plain, diligent citizen can outshine many at home in fighting boss rule. Ray Stannard Baker credits such individuals with saving the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wuffman
Chicago
Ray Stannard
Laker
McClures
The Poet in Modern Life: Carman’s View of Modern Poets
Mr. Carman argues poetry is held in low esteem today as modern life clashes with traditional ideals. He divides poets into religious and dramatic camps, ranks past figures like Morris and Tennyson, and praises contemporary poets Rudyard Kipling and James Whitcomb Riley as influential, urging the next modern poet to blend insight, vitality, and moral purpose with a love of age and its flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Curman
David
Isaiah
Job
Dante
Milton
Shelley
Wordsworth
Emerson
Homer
Virgil
Chauver
Shakespeare
Carman
William Morris
Tennyson
Browning
Hfe
Rossetti
Mr. Carman
Mathew Arnold
Rudyard E Pling
James Whitcomb
Artificial Camphor From Turpentine Near New York
A. F. Collins reports in The Scientific American that synthetic camphor is being produced near New York, promising major commercial impact due to unreliable natural supplies. The process starts with turpentine and oxidation to create camphor through alkaline steps, discovered during experiments in synthesizing essential oils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. F. Collins
Scientific America
Mr. Collina
Literary Digest
Manila Rope Drives Power Transmission in Modern Mills
A Popular Mechanics writer notes Manila hemp rope is replacing belting in new mills and factories. Manila fibre length varies 6 to 12 feet, up to 18 feet, with tensile strength over 3,000 psi. Wire rope wears fast from bending, making Manila rope ideal for short center drives and high speed in range power transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Popular Mechanics
Philippines
America
Watertown
Mass
Literary Digest
Property ads and rentals in a compact list
Want OOLUM For Rent to person who will give care a good square piano cheap inquire 745 Ohio street Farm for Sale deset acres good improvements miles west of Lawrence Sam H Rench For Rent Four rooms completely furnished for housekeeping Loquire at 1244 Rhode Island street Rates very reasonable My house and Lot at 100 Pennsyl vania street for sale cheap Ad dress Lieut Adna G Clarke Ft Douglas Tah For Rent 4 rooms enquire 1219 New York street or Fred Brooks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandow
Piers
Cass
Pierce
Common Sense
R. Y. Pierce
Buffalo
Ohio Street
Lawrence
Sam H. Rench
Rhode Island Street
Pennsylvania Street
Adna G. Clarke
Ft. Douglas
Tah
New York Street
Fred Brooks
Local Club Meetings Note December 1904 Plans
Multiple circulating notices detail Quivira Ventura and No Name club meetings, papers on French occupation of Mexico James Russell Lowell and The Vision of Sir Launfal, and upcoming December 15 and 29 events. Also mentions Ladies Literary League sessions, reviews of historical works, and a public health advertisement for Tonettur's Stomach Bitters with testimonials and Foley’s Honey and Tar promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quivira Club
Falley
Hollingbery
Fischer
Eames
Ventura Club
Destle Griggs
Luther
James
Druggist ads and church notices from a crowded late era page
The column blends remedies for catarrh with Ely Brothers liquid cream balm pitched at physicians and the public. It also carries a pay-for-testimonials claim, a joke about a drunk man, cold remedies, and a long church notices list with times and ministers for numerous local churches.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Daily Journal
Lawrence, Kansas
Lawrence Jeanie Go
Hquor
Topeka
Congress
South
Land Jury
Kansas City
Panama
Colombia
Uncle Sam
Porto Ican
National Republican Committee
Island
Republican Nations Committee
Herry Heath
Heath
White House
Wis
Stillwell
Weetery Rmnhaad
Europe
Senate
General Wood
Roosevelt
E.W. Hoch
Hoch
Kaw River
War Department
Missouri
Steel Trust
Booker Washington
New York , M.C. ‘A
McPherson
Grant Gillett
T Hhe
General McArthur
Germany
United States Senate
Panama Canal
San Domingo
Department
Colorado
Tbere
Isell Sparks Co
Christian Church
Journal
W. R. Stubbs
Hale's Drug Store
White
L. C. Mclntire
Connecticut Street
Louisiana Street
Peninsular
Comstock & Castle
Sit Hole
O’brien & Co's
Missiissippi Street
P. O. Pierce
Indiana Street
W. B. Tucker
Vermont
Winthrop Streets
Bowersock Opera House
Marreiou
Jeromana
Aed
Auniclans
Woodward & Co's
Club News
Ladies’ Literary League
J. Nicholson
Jefferson
Dailey
Blennerhassett
Perry
Wright
Yule Log
Olney
Twentieth Century Club
Review
L.B. Bigs Jey
Ed Siler
Aimee Rudiger
Hostetter
Neareet
Lontettur
Foley
Khe
Layzee
Vere
Philadelphia
Ledsar
Senhuni
Minerva Smith
Danville
Barber Bros
Ieee, Batreese & Hmockwas
Famoes Pervis
Lavall
Dr. Wood
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren St
Baturo
Fee F. J. Cheasy & Co
Toledo, Ohio
Hall
Bruce Quirino
Grove
Crukch Diheutuby
English Lutheran Church
Quinch
New Hampshire
Worning
EE Stander
The
United Presbyterian Church
Kentucky
Berkley
ER Millio
PCU
Pilgrim Church
Ita Mend
PSCE
O M Thomas
Unitarian Ohurch
Hancock and Verrooot Ateeets
F. M. Sennett
Wdenca
Orth Side
Maine
Elm Streets
F. A. Heattey
Inam
Sipm
Spmo
Free Methodist Church
Team
Irram
Trinity Church
Story Commuansion
Boobay School
First Christian Church
Quincy
Kentucky Streets
Christian Endeavor
A. L. Ward
Plymouth Congregational Church
de. R. Cordioy
Paulor
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mclntire
Neal Heaty
United Brethren Church
North Lawrence
Ty Daover
Hastor
First Presbyterian Church
Warel
Willitg Banker
D.D
Young Peoples Club
Feisede Church
St. John’s
First Baptist Church
First Mathodist Episcopal Church
Cor. Vermont
Barkley
G. W. Mafiit
Epworth Ieague
Geo. S. Kum Jor
Ihesa Services
the Atlantic Monthly
Merson
Halph Waite Emerson
Bs Tui
Firat
Rowert Heaneen
le Bexine
T. W. Higginson
Amun
Charles Mulford Kobiogun
the Ethics OF Business
Miethoda
John Grubem Hrooks
Atlantic Mountain
Houghton, Mifflin, & CO
Park St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!