Lawrence Journal World: Kansas News and Politics of 1902
Lawrence Kans imports note about state politics as Kansas battles over court sites and county politics. Mentions university achievements, local editorials, and a mix of national issues including tariff talk and post locations with regional tension.
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State Journal
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Dyspepsia Cure Promises Vigor for Stomach Health
The ad describes chronic dyspepsia relief through Hood's Sarsaparilla. It claims digestion improves with renewed stomach tone and lists a Boston mailing address for the product. A patient case cites six years of distress, listing poor appetite and stomach aches as symptoms.
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Frack Fay
N. St
Bonth
Boston
Mees
Abe
Oras Wlomech
Beadache
Beed
Army Post Board concludes sessions in Washington
The army post board, in Washington since November 25, finished its work on locating and distributing military posts, inclining toward not placing new posts near great cities. Its report to Secretary Root will go to Congress, with disagreements over post locations noted.
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Gap Miles
General Miles
Wheeler
Hawa-Starkweatherjjsbae
Massachusetts Artest
Muscoger
Or Snake
Washington
Army Post Board
Root
Congress
Saaeng
Miles
Hag
Scott's Emulsion Aids Pale Schoolgirls In Health
An old advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion strengthens thin blood in schoolgirls. It asserts pale faces gain color appetite improves and digestion strengthens with regular use. The copy offers a free trial line from Scott & Bowne New York.
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Scott
Skott & Bowne
Pearl Avest
New York
Taft testifies on Philippine policy and peace prospects
Gov. Taft told the senate committee that most private letters about the Philippines are unreliable and that American troops showed restraint and compassion during the war. He discussed concentration orders, urged caution, and said the majority seek peace while insurrectionists disrupt quiet living. The committee adjourned until today.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Philippine Archipelago
Patterson
Culberson
Metcalf
Kansas
Philippines
Gov. Tatt
Gen. Bell
Manila
Bell
Batangas
Taney
Gor
Philippine Commission
Creek leased lands landmark ruling on occupancy
United States Judge Raymond rules non citizens occupying Creek leased lands must vacate for mothers seeking allotment. If whites refuse, federal government to enforce possession. Creek rolls near completion with 1,434 freedmen and 2,683 full-bloods approved. about 2,500 more await Interior action. Allocation and patents to follow.
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United States
Raymond
Dawen Commission
Secretary of the Interior
Commission
Interior Department
Secretary Shaw Urges Depositing Surplus Government Funds
Secretary Shaw writes Representative Sulzer that surplus over 50 million should be deposited in national banks with a prior lien, proposing a two percent return and highlighting credit gains for banks. He suggests deposits security beyond government bonds and cites historical balance calculations.
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Shaw
Washington
Feb
Sulzer
New York
Bhan
United States
Change of venue sought in murder case across from Herald House
Mrs Saffel pleads to Assistant District Attorney Robb in a hospital for a venue change in the murder case involving the Biddle brothers. She cries for mercy and states she acted from sympathy for others, not for her own actions.
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Irs
Raffel
Herald House
Butler
Saffel
Biddle Brothers
Logs
Robb
Allegheny County
The Sword Discarded and Local School Tensions Don’t Mix
A jumble of 19th century notices reports Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters praised for digestion and fever relief, tensions over segregated schools in Lowman Hill, the funeral of Maj. Charles E. Pearce in St. Louis, a grading contract for the Omaha extension, and boy injuries in Peoria.
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Pearce
St. Louis
Charles E. Pearce
Missouri
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Bellefowntalte Cemetery
K. Francia
Walter B. Stevens
Slippery Bock
Ernest Morrowse
Jonathan Sneathen
Sneathen
Morrow
Kasens Topeka
Kan
Nelson
Onch
Senate approves 25 percent raise for U.S. judges
Washington reports the Senate yesterday passed a bill boosting United States district court judges salaries by 25 percent after rejecting amendments including a cabinet officer pay hike. The day included debate on the Philippine hostilities pension and an interstate commerce reform proposal.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Hansbrough
North Carolina
Arthur H. Noyes
District Court of
Alaska
Alexander McKenzie
Noyon
John F. Dryden
William J. Sewell
New Jersey
Elking
Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Itvar
Philippine Islands
Carl Sela
George F. Edmonds
Jideon Haeinen
A. Sterling Morton
George S. Hantwell
Charles Writ Adama W. Howells
Mark ‘Iwala
Iter
Parkhurst
W. Bourke Cockert Trent
Paine
Fluntington
Peller
Hew Daniels
Arizona
Teller
New York
Daniels
Amore Tim
Department At Justice
House
Robb
Missouri
Cowherd
Cochran
Missonri
Kruger
Wilcox
Hawaii
Congress
Classifieds Mix Asks For Help Homes Pets Jobs And Sale Notices
A jumble of old time notices lists jobs for a salesman and office positions in Philadelphia with $200,000 capital, rooms for rent, missing mail, farm animals for sale, and a property listing at The Keakel home. Several names and addresses appear including Mrs W R Stobbs and Masagor Box 624 Philadelphia with scattered garbled text.
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Adaa G.clarke
Horsa
W R Stobbs
Uaotario Street
Leargard Avenus
Zogth Lawrence
Besisem
Philadelphia
Addree Masagor
Arkansas River dispute reaches US Supreme Court
The Arkansas River water rights case seeks to curb Colorado's diversion of river waters affecting millions of acres. The suit argues Colorado’s use restricts irrigation and harms downstream interests while denying destruction of existing ditches. seeks limits on Colorado's authority without wiping out current irrigation systems.
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Washington
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Colorado
Arkansas
United States
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