Lawrence Journal Company History and Editions Described
The Lawrence Journal is described as the oldest newspaper in the territory tributary to Lawrence. It acquired the Lawrence Tribus and published daily and weekly editions. The Journal, allied with the Lawrence Republican, prints the daily Associated Press reports and morning dispatches. The daily edition runs every evening except Sunday, with a sixteenth page weekly issued Saturdays reaching county post offices.
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Lawrence Republican
Seom
Brata Journal
Herald of Freedom
Lawrence Tribus
Lawrence
Associated Press
Journal
Burday
Kanpax
Bonuses Build Coffeyville From A Town To City
The Journal discusses how bonus plans attract factories and growth in Coffeyville. It notes that without incentives the town of about 6 000 people would remain small, and credits the Jal Club lot addition and early glass factories for driving expansion. The piece argues enterprise spirit behind bonuses matters more than the plan itself and cites subscription rates for The Journal.
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Coffeyville
Jal Club
Wlih
Journal
Coffexvilly
Journel Weekly Club
the Journal
Lawrence
Expelling a Correspondent Sparks Senate Criticism
A Kansas senate section excludes a Kansas City Star representative amid broad rebuke of press privileges. The debate highlights distrust of media coverage and questions about freight rates and electoral politics.
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Senate
Kansas City Star
Star
Sam A
City Star
Republic
The Uncanny Dream of a Castled Night Mystery
A distressed narrator describes waking dreamlike terrors and suffocating sensations in a castle setting. He recalls visions of danger, death, and, finally, a dawning awareness that unsettles his mind, leading to sleepless hours and fear of destruction. The account blends fear, dream imagery, and looming fate in a haunting narrative.
Thaw Case Impacts Expert Alienists and Testimony
The text notes experts and alienists in the Thaw case, discussing pay for testimony and strategies to discredit opposing witnesses. It suggests New York should hire as many alienists as the Thaws to influence the outcome.
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New York
Healthier Western Counties Attract Doctors With Pay
In several western counties residents enjoy robust health and the county commissioners must offer doctors salaries to remain. The articles notes doctors are recruited to keep up local services amid strong public health indicators.
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Couns Ty
Sinking Ship Captain Criticized for Early Evacuation
The public condemns a sea captain for leaving a sinking ship first, arguing leaders should stay at their posts while heroes remain on duty in wrecks. The piece contrasts rail and sea disasters and criticizes pension and freight rate debates in the legislature.
The Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Rheumatic Ailments
An ad touts The Texas Wonder as a cure-all for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles sold by druggists for $1 with testimonials requested. Also features Ely Bros Cream Balm for nasal discharge and several biographical notes about Asa Forrest Cole with dates and family details.
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Texas Wonder
E.W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Ely
S.c
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Review Club gathers for humorists and parliamentary drill
The Review club met at Mrs. Boyds home with full attendance. Members presented work by humorists Artémus Ward and Josh Bills under Mrs. Hudilleston and Mrs. Shimmons. Mrs. Kennedy led an excellent parliamentary drill and Mrs. Parrish will host next meeting.
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Review Club
Wanted stenographer and office help for spring exams
Classified notice listing multiple vacancies and needs: a beginner stenographer, immediate bright entrants from Kansas for spring exams, railroad mail clerks prospects, plus machinists and oil company contact, potato and seed potato sales, and a sale or rent of an eight room house with 244 acres. Some lines include unreliable names and scrambled text.
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Inmedi
Bright
Kansas
Tor Ranway
1St
Deters
Cedar Rapids
Lowa
Real Estate Exchange Ad Sparks Listings and Prices
A garbled real estate ad from P A McCurdy promotes advertising space with scattered references to prices like 1500 and 290. The fragment mentions commercial and residential properties and street details but is incomplete and unreadable in parts.
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P. A. McCurdy
For Sale Classified Ad Fragments and Listings
A garbled ad list offers motion for sale items including farms for sale in Kansas near Lawrence, various household goods, and a farm near Douglass County. It mentions several contact names such as N. O. Howe and Mrs. Eliza Quinlan Bell, with addresses in Lawrence and New Jersey, and notes farms from 25 to 150 acres with improvements and housing.
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Douglass County
Lawrence
Court House
Eliza Quinlan Bell
New Jersey
Oc Ly
Tecanu Farm
Kansas
Frank Gee
Burial Notice Hidden in Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a birth or death related notice with unclear names and dates. No clear event, location, or identifiable organizations are readable. The readable parts reference a person and a possible life event but lack concrete details.
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Spain
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Bn Ford
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Bowersock Mills & Power Co
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Milton J. Phillips
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Council Grove
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Stockton
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R. C. Morrow
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Seattle
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Helena Butte
F. L. Feakins
14Th Street
Omaha
Morell Law
Sheidley Building
C. H. Speeks
Hassenger
Denver
Colorado
Toledo
Ohio
Ace Fee
Cugeulr Oil Co
W. I. Pendleton
W. Mags
Real Estate Exchange
Poo AL McCurdy
Mys
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Callar
N. O. Howe
del St
Hammond
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Keeler
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University
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Moore
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Tal McCurdy
West Warren St
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Lawrence Weekly Journal
Associated Report
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