Lawrence Journal 1903 Local News Highlights
Lawrence Kansas news brief covers state legislature plans on highway convicts and road funding from Leavenworth to Topeka, Roosevelt praising Charles Curtis, Isthmian canal treaty advance, Edward VII opens parliament, Kansas delegation opinions on canal commissioner appointment, and efforts to feed starving elk in the west. Names include Roosevelt Curtis Harris Strong Kansas City and Topeka.
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Kansas Con— to Consider Constitutional Change Not Needed
The Kansas legislature votes 32 to 3 against revising the state constitution before the war, arguing occasional amendments may suit. The piece notes rail safety contrasts with Europe, forecasts politics, and highlights Yankee financial caution and Latin America peace efforts. It also praises Lawrence charity workers aiding employment and daily needs.
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Washington's Birthday Joins Massachusetts Holiday Vote
The Massachusetts legislature made Washington's birthday a legal holiday with the first observance on February 22, 2357. The piece props up Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a continued public remedy for heartburn indigestion dizziness and other ailments with testimonials urging a fair trial and claiming it has proven value.
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The Croup Alarm and Cough Remedies Promoted
A damaged passage describes croup fears and quick relief claims. It cites Foley’s Honey and Tar as a swift cure and includes a testimonial from Mrs. P. L. Cordier of Mannington Kentucky. Barber Bros advertises products and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy via a local bank association meeting note.
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A Vessel Goes Down in Tornado Sinking Olive Report
Tornado struck the steamer Olive causing it to sink with many missing or dead. Eighteen aboard survived in lifeboats or on deck, eight rescued by a passing vessel. A tug later picked up lifeboat occupants. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm promoted for cuts and burns by Barber Brothers.
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Lost items and learning opportunities in old paper column
Lost dog and a ladies silver open faced watch advertised for return to the Journal office. Also a notice offering barber trade education with practical instruction and diplomas at Moler Barber College in St. Louis. Nearby sale items include a boggy horn and a harness set described with limited details.
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The Kidnapped Millionaires Tale of Wall Street Mystery
Chalmers suspects a hidden plot connected to Miss Helen Carmody and Hester as a cablegram from Van Horne sparks a tense chase. The scene shows urgent calls, secret messages, and a scramble to reach Mediterranean clues while rival New York papers push alongside.
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Foley's Honey and Tar Brings Health Back, Nebraska Couple
Mr Baker of Nebraska recalls his wife’s long lung illness and dramatic relief after Foley's Honey and Tar. He cites trial of various remedies and a thousand-dollar expense before noting her renewed strength. The couple credits the remedy for improved health and vows to keep it on hand.
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