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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1902
Page
2
A long Texan style chronicle describes the Journal and its predecessors, with details on publication days, prices, and carriers. It includes weather observations, political opinions, and reflections on public figures, ending with partisan commentary on state leadership and legislative figures.
The article surveys political names including E Bowersock and Cobbisom with hawkish tone on Leavenworth redistricting and reform. It notes past Kansas figures James H Lane Bishop W Perkins and Senator Harris and discusses U S intervention in foreign affairs with criticism of England Germany over Venezuela.
An ORG report notes vaults can be breached by expert safespreakers and mentions adding electric burglar alarms. It urges health protection against disease and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for digestion and blood purification. A separate item recalls a water train collision near Bannock, Oregon Short Line, with fire and severe injuries to caboose crews.
Advert says cough medicines other than Foley's Honey and Tar contain opiates, risky for children. Honey and Tar is claimed to be free of opiates, safe, and effective for coughs, colds, croup, and throat and lung troubles, with pleasant taste and prompt action. Barber Brothers.
Washington December 15 The post office department considers inspectors for rural free delivery to judge road conditions on routes and could discontinue carrier service if roads are not improved. Many roads flood with mud in rain, hindering travel. about 14 000 routes exist with three quarters in poor condition part of the year. overhaul aims to sanction repairs or cut routes.
The coal strike inquiry in Scranton nears the end of the miners case after about 20 days of testimony. President Mitchell is away in Maryland. Simon Wolverton leads for the major companies with plans to begin their side next. Adjournment for the holidays is likely, with possible Philadelphia sessions after Christmas.
Cleveland reports two men dead and several injured after a gas explosion in a water works tunnel 100 feet below Lake Erie. A spark from two electric light wires is believed to have ignited accumulated gas. Other items include a train derailed by a landslide near Whitcomb Virginia with fatalities, a fatal quarrel over drinks in St Louis, a man crushed by a car in Kansas, and various notices from Boston to New York about fires and medical claims.
Washington reports Senator Gal linger of New Hampshire, also a physician, replied to Dr W O W Reem of Philadelphia. The exchange centers on medical ethics and the legality of vivisection and experiments on humans or animals, with both sides asserting positions about professional duties and public policy. The letter argues against restricting scientific inquiry while defending humane concerns, highlighting tensions between medical advancement and moral safeguards.
Fragmentary OCR text shows the defense seeking delays and motions in the Major Glenn trial with references to court summons and ongoing legal maneuvers. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled source, but the item centers on prep steps impacting timing and proceedings.
Fragmented text appears to discuss rate matters and a claimed remedy for an ailment. Mentions Barber Brog and various garbled phrases. No coherent event or persons clearly identifiable from readable portions.
Wanted a girl for general housework apply at Kentuckp' sieer. Wanted stood band sife must be in good condition. I F Hughes West End grocery. Wanted a good landdress for Mondays at 531 Long street. Lost laprobe return to Easter Star bakery. Reward.
Washington reports Mrs. Ulysses S Grant, widow of President Grant, died at her residence after heart disease and a severe attack of arthritis. She aged 66 and was surrounded by family. Gen. Fred Grant and Ulysses Sherman Grant are known to be en route. her remains will lie beside her husband in Riverside Park, New York. The obituary highlights her charitable work and motherhood, noting five living children and a long public life in the capital.
A quoted patient recounts diabetes treatment failures at two hospitals and relief after Fulton compounds. He cites Bright's disease and diabetes as incurable by medical consensus, then claims recovery with Fulton remedies priced 1.80 and 61.80, with free tests and pamphlets offered by John J. Fulton Co of San Francisco. Barber Brothers advertise these compounds and related products.
A dense, fragmented report notes a local fire traceable to unknown causes, with siege by a Wilmington engine and casualties from a jealousy sparked shooting in Dec. 1 at Qlinten. Charles Granderson was killed, Benjamin Carrell wounded, Mrs. Carroll gravely injured, amid a quarrel over jealousy. Police and fire crews responded to the violent incidents.
Fragmented OCR text appears to report on local political content with naming of individuals and places, but the extract is garbled. It mentions voting topics and community figures, suggesting a late 20th century or earlier civic page item, yet specifics are unreadable.
An old for sale notice advertises the Dey Cleaner gloves for Pernn kid glaves, offered by Laces J'ul- Tene & Hardmag with sole reems and fitted nai warranty.
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