Lawrence Journal: 1904 edition history and notes
A historical clipping outlines The Journal of Lawrence Kansas founded 1867, its mergers, editions and circulation. It describes weekly and daily formats, distribution details, and telegraphic news reach, plus references to political commentary and local notices. It includes misc commentary on railroads and public affairs.
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Lawrence Republican
State Journal
Herald of Freedom
Lawrence Tribune
Pape
Ufvutary
Lawrence
Sumley
Ranch Sary
Eanns
Orleo
Siane
the Journal
Roosevelt as bold reformer shapes public opinion
The piece lauds Theodore Roosevelt as the first official to take a stand and influence public sentiment. It contrasts him with President McKinley, praising Roosevelt for acting on his beliefs while the people follow. The phrase calls Theodora Roosevelt the "taster politician" of the century.
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Hank
Ident Roosevelt
McKinley
Roosevelt
Theodora Roosevelt
Fragmented Rural Speech on Alcohol Policy and Leaders
A garbled report reflects farmer resistance to de na nited alcohol policy and the ensuing political struggle. It mentions twenty sitters, ministers, and local figures amid chaotic dialogue about taxes, jobs, and authority, with scattered references to towns, ministries, and public actions.
Amusements: nightly theatre events and shows
A fragment describes theater entertainment and performances, noting schedules and venues. It mentions a Wise Wil ling 10 Ney wiles erode and a Vink Deudle, with references to actors, theaters, and audiences. The readable text hints at a busy program featuring concerts, plays, and social gatherings in a local venue.
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Avmenigy
Eis Setur
Aeleven Rasiartion
Saul
Texas Wonder patent medicine advertises kidney relief
An old advertisement promotes the Texas Wonder tonic from Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis. It claims to cure kidney, bladder, and rheumatic troubles with a one dollar bottle covering two months of treatment and offers testimonials and mail orders.
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E. W. Hall
Oliva Street
St. Louis
Kansas University explores ties with state colleges
The University plans to invite students to study at scientific schools. Faculty have visited most state institutions to cement ties between the University and other colleges. The effort aims to expand opportunities for ragineers or Phsielane and align curricula across campuses.
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Manse
Pidversity
Kansas
Pias
Cat
Hunting For Trouble In California And Alleghany
A fragment from Charles Walters of Alleghany Sierra County laments ongoing trouble from burns wounds hails rats sprains and piles and promotes Buckley’s Arm er Salve with a money back guarantee at O P Bar ber and Son’s drug store for 25 cents Constipation cures advertised with Dean’s Regulators and a quip about a cat that always returns when kept inside.
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California
Buckley
Charles Walters
Alleghany
Sierra Co
Walters
O. P. Barber & Son
Overcome Now Advises Home Remedies For Rheumatism
A garbled report touts home remedies and drugstore ingredients to fight rheumatism. It warns of risks from unsafe treatments and emphasizes eliminative tests and quack cures, urging readers to seek proper medical guidance and avoid dangerous mixtures.
New Football Rules Prepare For Game Changes
New rules cover forward passes and defensive contact, limiting use of arms on receivers and ball carriers. The changes seek to curb holding and tackling by restricting contact during forward passes and define eligibility to receive passes. Intermission widened to fifteen minutes with a two minute grace period for ball placement. A separate ad promotes Dean's Ointment for eczema and itching relief for children.
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Poller
New York
Calther
Dean
Stubbs to Remain in Governor Race Despite Speculation
Kansas context notes Mr Stubbs will continue in the gubernatorial contest amid speculation about a run for senator. Lawrence faces rail service reductions as Santa Fe cuts No 113 and No 114, affecting morning westbound and afternoon eastbound trips, with local duties impacted by the retrenchment.
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Stubbs
Lawrence
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Melville May Leave Sis Hopkins Stage Soon
Kansas City Journal reports Rose Melville hints at retirement from Sis Hopkins after last Grand theater performance. She may rest abroad travel and rest her voice within a year or two while clarifying Sis Hopkins is a separate character beloved by audiences.
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Melville
Sis Hopkins
The
Kansas City Journal
Lis
Miss Melville
Grand Theater
Tamalmad Mannerail
Sis
Rose Mel
Lawrence Newsroom Storm Sparks Horse Welfare Rally
Calls flood into the Journal office show the storm has stirred Lawrence residents to renew interest in horse welfare. Officials plan a meeting next week at a city hall site, with a small but dedicated group gathering to aid the animals amid widespread suffering and misfortune.
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Journal Office
Lawrence
Dar
Old Boreas and the North Wind Alloy Tale
Fragmentary historical note describes a winter scene with redhead stars, a pale beam of light, and turbulent weather. The text references Boreas and a foreboding dawn, implying dramatic natural events and shifting atmospheric conditions from an era past.
Two Missionaries Die in India From Smallpox
Early in the week the Abient Refleeter reports Vale death abroad Mys. Ile Zonk Mar une and her husband Martin, missionaries in India, died of smallpox two weeks apart. Their wife Rhea also fell ill and died as the disease spread. A cablegram from Mr Martin notes the sickness and suffering, describing the distress in Beneal and the impact on their children.
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Saieri
Ebageel
Jens Kaneon
Mie
Auners
Sara Suga
Patsy Pet Bent Pharmacy
Amy Ben
Dem
Aed
de Martin
India
Matin
Rhea
Martin
Beneal
Dimussioner of pensions case of Pleasant A Une Corwout
A convoluted pension case recounts Pleasant A Une Corwout a former cavalry member now a citizen of Atelisen Kansas. It notes Civil War service a questionable conduct including alleged desertion and an officer’s misstep leading to a dishonorable discharge later deemed honorable in fact. The record cites Fort Leavenworth Doniphan county and pension department entries.
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Une Corwout
Atelisen
Kaus
Ciilerwood
Kansas
Fort Leavenworth
Doniphan
Pever
Pension Department
Baer
Cuterwood
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Ad Claims Safe Cure
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's ailments, detailing symptoms like headaches, backaches, irregular or painful periods and stomach upset. It asserts no alcohol or habit forming drugs, promises to strengthen the female system, and offers the Medical Adviser for free with stamps.
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Doctor Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Huttalo
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Vierce
Addyes
Leap Year Party at Hall Bids Local Social Scene
Fragmented notes recount a Leap Year party at the Hall Friday with names such as Mell Mae Milles and Myra Hlaveelh, plus mentions of church events, retirements, and local visits. The text notes social gatherings, shifts in attendance, and a general sense of community updates amid garbled OCR.
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Califirnie
Sankad Senate
Lenis Nelsons
Myra Hlaveelh
Has. Cummings
Katie Payne
Brinton
Whitness White
Sian Haller
Eola Hout
Pel
Tietoseek
Desee Hodges
Cimmings
Neighbors Relieved by Medicine And Notices
A garbled 1908 column mixes consumer cures with a public bank notice. It touts Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and piles remedies while announcing The Watkins National Bank of Lawrence Kansas gains corporate succession to 1928 per Comptroller William Ridgely. The fragment hints at local life, scattered ads, and official text from January 23 1908.
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Ewa Uncher
Grovertown
Stark Co
O. P. Barker & Son
Lawrence Daily Journal
Treasury Department Office of
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington
Watkins National Bank
Lawrence
Douglas
Kansas
Congress
William Ridgely
Kansan
Treasury Department
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Lawrence National Bank
Thomas P. Kane
P. Kane
Lawrence Kansas notices and business ads from 1900s era
A collage of notices including announce a candidate for Register of Deeds, appointments and executor filings, a 1909 banking clearance authorizing refund under national bank acts, and dense local ads for services from carriage painting to sewing machines. The items reflect Lawrence area notices and commercial offers with multiple names, addresses, and dates.
For Sale Highlights From Local Advertisements
A flood of to do for sale notices lists oak show cases, a team of horses and various houses. Listings include a six room dwelling on South Ohio street, a modern six room cottage on 937 Mo. St run by S. Morrison, a White Plymouth Rock pair and other items. Prices range from modest to thousands with phones and addresses across town.
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West Lawrence
M. Morrison
House for sale eight rooms in fine location
Advert for an eight room modern house in good condition with excellent site. Inquire 927 Ohio St. Also several lost and reward notes for property including a lady's gold watch and two ten dollar bills with various meeting points and return directions. Obituary notices and final settlement announcements appear for Lawrence Kansas estate matters.
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