The Journal and Its Era in Lawrence Kansas
A fragmented 1900s misread article outlines The Journal Lawrence business moves and editions. It notes daily and weekly publications, telegraphic reports, circulation reach, and mentions William Allen White as a leading figure. It references European events and U.S. arbitration discussions and Kansas political figures including Charles Pollman and Senatorial contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocumsat Onder
Ahs Law- Tance Republican
Alter
Tba State Journal
Herald of Freedom
Lawrepes Tribune
RDG
Ramo
Lawrence
Jovuxar
Associated Preas
Jocikal
Kansas
Kansas Political Buzz and Local Scandals Amid Holidays
The piece surveys Kansas political chatter during holidays with notes on Senator Burton’s visit to Topeka, local mayoral actions, proposed laws against debtors, a looming state election, and patronage rumors. It also mentions Governor Hailey and national figures shaping policy and a sour tone toward public figures amid a running commentary on governance and public life.
Operators Open Up in Pay Sheet Controversy at Scranton Meeting
An extensive Scranton, Pennsylvania labor dispute coverage reveals workers and attorneys detailing paid practices among mine operators. The proceedings include statements from Darrow and other lawyers, with testimony from key company and labor figures about the pay scale and alleged suppression of information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Antiraelle
Targe Workurk Vestere
Comihiescen
Gumiaissdas
Arcancuninie
Amd
Darrow
Ivan Clay
Phatementa
Praia Biel
Uaetone
Dreoeeiine Siew
Wolverton
Coin 2d
Readins Company
Epentiae Pulpers
Peg Dee
Abe Rambo
Tony
Warren
Turrientes
Kyrics
Hay treaty debate threatens Newfoundland fish markets
A Senate committee debated ratifying the Hay and Newfoundland treaty to revise fisheries with the United States. Proponents warned ratification would shift fish markets to Newfoundland, while opponents argued it would favor US interests by diverting to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate’ Committee
Pelatings
Tere
Taripore
Maine
Gppee Leen
United Stat
Lagher
Goeth Bay
Kurhar
United States
Shipment of Gold Halt on Deadwood Ledger
A shipment of gold bullion worth 165,904.64 dollars was sent from Meadwood United States Army office to the Philadelphia office, described as one of the largest transfers in history. Also noted is a health ad for Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, credited to Barber Bros, promising relief from bilious attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
United States Asray
Meadwood
Philadephia
Chamberlain's
Barber Bros
Overdraft and Tax Warrants amid 19th Century City Funds
The city faces overdrafts, warrants drawn for contractor curbing and street work, and tax collections in doubt. Officials report June and September balances, interest funds, and bond implications while noting asset transfers and public works obligations.
Pension Bill Emerges In Emergency Corresey Move
Emergency legislation advances in the House authorizing treasury issued currency for a central bank with capital below a threshold. Senate honors late Senator Sewell of New Jersey with resolutions, and adjournment is deferred to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Truat Law
Washington
Dee. l
Senate
Weluck Letciureau
New Jersey
T Ie
Sewell
New Jerney
Hear Areterday
Bartlett
Ander
Ayerider
Cepa
Iowa
Ct Carrol
John Wansen
Mary Pion
Mr Ohm
Bovee
Aceon
Ve Rey Horn
Ike
The
Barbers
Iesie
Dane Nates
Ned
Poadel
Jared Saraeringee
New Farmers Association Forming Across Plains
A new Farmers' Association plan unites Parmers Grain operators in Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma to create a cooperative network with elevators in multiple states. Lincoln hosts a January meeting to organize and promote the movement and potential elevator sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kere Cooperative Dis Etocle Associstien
Ae Ones
Tie Parmiers
Ge Operative Shipping Association
Geatn Elevators
Kan Braska
Oklihotma
Lincoln
Daauary
Neb Relias
Grain Association of
Benedict
Neb
Uhayer
Nel
Shelby
Neb Lave Xigenia
Tock
Sutisus
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Arbitration sought amid unclear petition to Washington officials
Fragmented text shows a request for arbitration directed at Washington officials. Mentions of Veatering Utficiale and a sequence of names imply a formal dispute process. The document references a central authority in Washington and hints at procedural steps and timelines.
Unclear Transitional Crime Note From Ubjerrbaie Case
Fragmentary OCR text references a St Louis hate case and a list of names and places. Readable items include mentions of a court or crime event, and scattered personal names. The passage is garbled with many unreadable words and does not provide a coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
Fragmented OCR Notes Highlight Local Names and Events
A garbled OCR passage lists multiple names and places such as Conor, Miller, Paige, and Otal or Airy, with scattered phrases like bat, race, and various dates. The text appears as a distorted archival clipping referencing people, locations, and events without coherent narrative or full details.
How to Prevent Croup and Gentle Remedies
The piece urges early treatment for croup in children and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable, safe option that can dispel symptoms when hoarseness or a rough cough appears. It stresses avoiding danger and social issues with prompt use, attributed to widespread mother use. It also advertises Dry Cleaner services and Perrin kid gloves through local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber, Bros
Inaee
Perrin
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Smmgil Agar At Law
Lawrence Journal Ce, Publishers
Cartier
Lawrenss
Mom
Lawrenc
Tevy
Emporia
William Allen White
Chicago
Waiwa Herald
Ptabeo
Humar
Issick
Venezuela
Caracas
Wewey
Tras
Wiehita
Dad Trermany
Murdock
Ileet
Charles Pollman
Pollman
Car Vallmas
Charles
Charles Pollyfia
Hagla
Kar
Racsas
Wekrust
Sap
Bell Creek
Scot
eGour
Ateal Deoi
Melodey
Long
Curtis
Hems
Hansas
Loog
Corsis
Calderbend
Hawersock
Bailey Ion
Burton
Hanas
Copsland County
Ibis
Carrie Naan
Carrie
Hailey
Crorpal
Bailey
Aj Bas
Theodosius Horkin
Salt Lake City
Noraska
Grortwily
Tha Tegilacurn
Jenks
Frakhin
Abe
Ehile
Herr
Isihorea Cabal
Kansan
Sennine Harris
Apoilatbere
Harris
Br Je
Ani
Raccevelt
Seavier Harris
Treaswry Department
Euversment
Safeat
Nat Catron Veneto Nore
Alovd
Reau
Tosh
Hanna
Ty Senate
Steel Troat
Wai
Cele
Sule Ur Ieee
Lawrence Apd
Iwartes
Lenen
Faner
W O'Bey
KF. Hughes
West End Grocery
W. R. William
Kent —! Mare
Mississippi Strret
Sals
Neville
Louisiana Street
L. Clyde Wilson
Ohio
Kent
Journal Office
J. A. Keeler
Sala
Kentucky Street
Maatha
Secue
F. M. McHale
New Hampshire
Kentucky
Louisi Vet
Fost Marth
Veert House
Paul Learnard
Certnie Dade Mente
Ardmore
Federat
Io Lawrence Daily Journal
City of Law
Teace
Alnounh
Nidemark
Douglas County
Dou Lan Owi Valatt Ridge Walchman
Polletourt
Wetcher and Teasurer
Iar
Poltes Department
Auland
Prinuoeg Sod Saucy Law Department
Cybeara
Dundlys
Urldee
Redeemeryet
Omic
Buick
Gas Works
Olson Crossing Stone
O. D. Pickens Street
Commie
Stone Sea
BSI
Amian
Amoguk
Gabor
Scovela
Gillecud
Wis
ISI
Dee Echiter
Ufawn
Gerw Savage
Baiaove
Rand
Cee
Ceupabead Alouel Uf Couurantous Kabsad Neal Agency
Hatwuer
Naud Brey
Aris Ee
Binkin
Vallecred
Hte
Balisnevou
Sale
Tanty Verdes
John Richie
Orid
Hancock
Goatatmen
Val
la Quincy
Niancovis
JA Olsen
Mase
Ty cl
Uitetafsam & Pala
Barkelay
Manley & Lo
Heu Kim
Taxen Erlivetol
Aumons
Stever
Interen
Ruth
Daerhiter
Vaid
Asta
Aganniie
Treasury
Ulerpal Improvement Bonds
UISUU
Maple Grove Cemetery
Oak Hill Cemetery
Penton
Dariness Deo Toth
Lac
Sam‘l
Moore
Otty Clark
Aseerdh
Lawrence Freight
NEW Farmers’ Association
Fontrat
Trienyla Te Oven
Elaya
Kan
Dee
Canada
Ll Dane
Loihia
Himerth
Williams
Fey
Dec. i
Central Creight Assoviation
Harris Washington
Cuba
Ela
Ida J. Tarbell
Standard Oil
Chisage
Ezion
Vfl Juhl
McClure
Oceania
East Agih Street
New York
Castro
Ethel
Accurane
Pope Bone
Ryan
Umm
Waahington
Wahington
ST. Louis
Ubjerrbaie
Minera
Vly Crime
Paige
Peracid
Taney Woot
Hanae
San
Pete
Lewara
Seo
Weber
Cheney
Drowelat
Halits Fame
Peter den
Foley
Harber Brothers
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