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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1900
Page
1
A historical fragment from Lawrence Journal discusses Republican prospects, local politics with references to Gov. Stanly and national figures, plus brief notes on smallpox in nearby towns, a Kansas City concert, and comments on Boer War coverage. It blends editorials with stray society items and humor about public figures.
J D Bowersack recalls the Gridiron annual dinner in Washington with Kansas and Missouri links, temperance gestures, and sharp digs at Bryan Depew and other figures. He notes the lively, humorous tone, the presence of notable guests, and the club’s mission to entertain while shaping public opinion.
A narrative of the Twentieth Kansas volunteer regiment detailing its formation in April 1861, officers with prior military experience, rapid muster into U S service, and the harsh early moves to San Francisco. It notes varied training among officers, the influence of seasoned leaders, and the troops’ disciplined, good natured endurance through rain, mud, and rough transport to Camp Merritt and beyond.
The Kansas regiment, raised in 1899, transformed from a heterogeneous mass of recruits into a well dressed, drilled, and disciplined unit. By June it earned praise for appearance and conduct, faced delays over Manila sailing, and finally joined Manila-bound forces after extended drill and inspection. The article emphasizes military discipline as essential, noting officers must embody discipline to lead enlisted men.
The Twentieth Kansas regiment earned high praise for discipline and intelligent obedience during Manila operations. A veteran speaker credits Kansas education and patriotism for the unit’s readiness, courage, and loyalty, noting low desertion and many men later serving in the Philippines or returning home to contribute as citizens.
A long listing of area churches is followed by a testimonial praising Dr. King's New Discovery. The notice details services at Christian Church, Unitarian, Unity, First Church of Christ Scientist, English Lutheran, Plymouth Congregational, First Baptist, First Methodist, First Presbyterian, plus a personal recovery story from Mrs Adam Hart praising the remedy for lung ailments. Trial bottles offered at Barber Bros. and Crux Store with guaranteed refund.
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