The Journal overview and 1908 Lawrence note
The Journal, bearing the Lawrence Republican name, traces its founding in 1857 and mergers with the State Journal and Lawrence Tribune. It claims widest circulation in Lawrence's tributary area and publishes daily telegraphic reports from Associated Press. The 1908 piece discusses political deals, party unity, and local reform sentiments amid a tense election climate.
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Lawrence Republican
State Journal
Herald of Freedom
Lawrence Tribune
Terriiary
Lawrence
Associated Preas R Porta
Dispatches
Journal
Kansas
Maia St
the Journal
Spectacle of Stoessel Death Sentence Stirring Controversy
A fiery critique denounces the Russian execution of Gen Stoessel after Port Arthur’s fall, calling it an outrage and a stain on civilization. The writer laments Stoessel’s doomed grace under a reportedly shameful army and scorns public life’s now dangerous, brutal era.
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Gen. Stoessel
Port Arthur
Hussia
The Man of the Hour theater production praised by Journal
The Journal promotes a coming city production The Man of the Hour as beneficial to public welfare. It argues for strong, principled leaders amid political reform and notes the play drew a record-breaking audience, claiming it is the best current show for political verity.
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Lwa
Haskell Announces Barry Carter as Coach for Next Year
Barry Carter, long-time New Hampshire State College alumnus and former East Coast track and baseball figure, will lead Haskell’s baseball and track teams next year. Carter, praised as a top defender of the East, brings seven years as a professional in his field and has many local supporters optimistic about a winning era under his management.
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Barry Carter
New York
Reach
Trek
Haskell
Carter
New Hampshire
Career
Sueves Autoprediet
Baldwin Republican
Remittance Man In Jail After High Time On Santa Fe Line
In cold weather nine vagrants slept in a Hike River jail week end. Officers disrupted a larger gathering near the Santa Fe yard where a remittance man, said to be from a good family, attracted attention. He funds companions for liquor trips, but police halted a drunken episode when one of his messengers was arrested. The man has relatives in Kansas and was described as living off weekly stipends to stay away.
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Eine
Santa Fe Sarde
Kansas
Fredonia
Theuy
Hiawatha
Kan
Topeka
Chanute Tibune
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted in Lawrence Ad
A Lawrence caregiver urges readers to treat kidney trouble with Doan's Kidney Pills, citing back pain, urinary issues, and risks like diabetes or Bright's disease. Testimonial from Sylvester Grant, detailing long kidney problems and relief after using the product from Dick Bros. drug store. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo NY is sole U.S. agent.
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Bright
Dean
Lawrence
Sylvester Grant
Carpenter
Tennessee St. Lawrence
Kan
Hay
Dick Bros
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
University Notes Highlight KC Judge Kyle Speech
Judge Harey G Kyle of Kansas City spoke in chapel Friday morning urging diligent work and self-improvement. The Psychology Lab meet Tuesdays and Wednesdays in Creon Hall. Baseball preparations begin as sand coats the McCook field diamond. Vernon Baker of Eldorado is awarded a Size Alpha scholarship. The junior class plans a March smoker while DL Bailey visits Tape and Marketplaces for future lumber yard work.
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Harey G. Kyle
Kansas City
Peter
Kyle
Kansas University
Creon Thal
Fisho
W. Dk AL
Nadie Thomas
Nell Lomstan
Grace Wilkie
Grace Elmore
Ne DL Baily
Jett
Mrurkate
Finber Yard
Jewelk City
McCook Field
Vernon Baker
Eldorado
100 Reward For Cures Of Disease Text
The readers of this paper will be art system thereby severe ne Sose deline of the disease and giving the patient of building up the constitution and ask a nature in doing it w or. The noprietors have so much faith in ie yurative powers as they offer One Hun dred Dollars for cues that it fails to cure. Bend Torix list of teatimacnials. Address F. J. CHENET & CG Toledo, Sold by all Druggista Tec. me 'base Family Pills for conat ion.
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Bend Torix
F. J. Chenet & CG
Toledo
All Druggista
Conation
Of Course We Are Champions In The Missouri Valley
Two days before the final Lincoln game papers declared the outcome would decide the Missouri Valley basketball title. After the game Nebraska’s coach challenged the claim, but Professor Lansdon argued the championship rested on the newspaper standings and the points Nebraska had won.
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Lincoln
Missouri Valley
Nebraska
Lansdon
Thia
Uncle Sam Inax Auto Feeds Mail Route In Emporia
George E Mayes on RF I Route No 9 carries mail over 27 miles daily. He adopted a domestically built motor runabout due to high horse prices and feed costs. After testing, authorities approved the concept, and the vehicle reportedly saves time and effort on rugged terrain. Government support deemed the venture favorable.
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Emporia
George E. Mayes
Mayes
Washinghin
Ford
Zuiles
Vetchdurk
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Promise
A short ad claims a cold can be cured in one day by taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN TSE. Druggists refund money if it fails. E. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box.
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E. W. Grove
Petition blanks issued for Kansas primary nomination
A report details petitions and affidavits for the Kansas Supreme Court race. Judge West allows circulation by any qualified elector. The to be candidate must file a nomination petition sworn by electors, with blank forms printed and distributed.
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Toe
Peka
Canhie
Supreme Bench
Votaheen
Dark
TPCT
Petiden
Siguine
State of Kansas
Republican Party
Dudson S. West
Western Avenue
Topeka
Shawtee
Kanss
Supreme Court
Guestelabins
Secretary of State
Anemibe
The Golden Medical Discovery Promises Blood Cure
An advertisement extols the Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for impure blood and related skin and glandular conditions. It links poor blood to brain fog and various skin ailments and promotes Dr. Pierce’s All Healing Salve and Pleasant Pellets as complementary remedies, mailing details for purchase.
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Bso
Pierce
RB. V. Pierca
Main St
Buffalo
Exclusion of Women on Mr Bryan's Visit Sparked Debate
The article reports on opposition to inviting women to join Mr. Bryan's visit, arguing for equal suffrage as a constitutional issue. It contrasts views of reform and historic constitutional battles, labeling Republicans as obstructive and equating their stance with Democratic resistance in 1861. It notes the larger political climate surrounding women’s rights and cites broader national discussions.
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Bryan
Lawrence legal notices and ads from 1908
Public notices announce legal action to quiet title in Douglas County Kansas with defendants Alden C Millard Edwin J Decker Isaac L Kidder Julia S Fitch Charles C Fitch Edward Fitch and unknown heirs etc plus ads for Empire Dream Separator durable farm machinery cement contractors and shipping services in Lawrence Kansas with firm names and contact details.
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Alden C. Millard
Edwin J. Decker
Isaac L. Kidder
Julia S. Fitch
Charles C. Fitch
Edward Fitch
Issac L. Kidder
Julia 5. Fitch
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
W. L. Kiefer
Plainisf
Aten C. Millard
Edwin J. Yecker
Isaac J. Kidder
Charles O. Fitch
Seid
Local Hardware and Textile Advertisements Mix in City Page
A collage of ads from Samson and Ideal mills, Kennedy Plumbing Co, and Atlas showcases. Prominent mentions include home goods, centerpieces, braids, and embroideries, with numerous local merchants offering pumps, clothing, furniture, and money loans. Also notes storage services by Lawrence Transfer Co and farm and city lending offers.
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Samson
Ideal Mills
Kennedy Plumbing CO
WANTED CLASSIFIED WANTS AND HELP WOLDS
Column lists multiple help and commodity requests including Wail Vaper cleaned and guaranteed work, a girl to wash dishes at 1205 Vermont St, a free white girl for general work, a good timer and gas fitter, permanent position with salary, dressmaking by Mrs Jeanette Benson, an Atenogr aph er or bookkeeper, potatoes and grains wanted at highest price, farmer buyers for poultry, and William F Helm Commission Co listings at 716 Masa Bt with contact details. Contains names and addresses. varied occupations and goods offered or sought.
FOR SALE AND LOCAL NOTES FROM LAWRENCE 1908
The column lists multiple sales and notices including FOR SALE items a stove set box sounder antique telegraph instrument two ponies and a six room cottage at 937 Mo. Bt Lawrence Kansas plus land offering 20 acre tract north east of Baldwins part cultivation and pasture. Also a Treasury Department notice certifying Watkins National Bank Lawrence Kansas for extension of corporate existence to 1928 and a gun range for sale at 1208 New York St. The notice mixes ad copy with legal issuance and dated references in Lawrence.
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tIand
Baldwins
G. B. VanArsdale
Chariton
Lucas Co
Iowa
West Lawrence
M. Mortisox
Lawrence Daily Journal
Treasury Department Office of
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington
Watkins National Bank
Lawrence
Douglas
Kansas
Congress
William B. Ridgely
WM. B. Ridgely
New York St
For Rent Rates on Several Homes
FOR RENT A five room cottage 524 Louisiana street Bell phone 1492. FOR RENT An 8 room house modern in good condition splendid location Inquire 927 Ohio St FOR RENT 6 room house with 10 acres ground 1% miles north west of Lawrence Inquire of B J Whitman Wagstaffa
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Louisiana Street
Bell
Ohio Sty
Lawrence
B. J. Whitman
Wagstaffa
Missing items and rewards in local notices
A series of delivery style lost and found items listed around Warren street and vicinity includes a medium cameo breastpin near Timnvik street and Presbyterian church with reward to Willard Brown, a Chi Omega pin between 1336 and 603 Tennessee Street, a gold band ring between Central School and the courthouse with a reward, and a brown fur neckpiece left near Winthrop or the 700 block Vermont. The Journal notes bindery success and includes an unrelated advertisement on beauty and kissing.
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Warren Street
Timnvik Street
Presbyterian Church
Willard Brown
Tennessee St
Journal Office
Winthrop
Vermont
Hat Hospital. ewes snceutal Bava M&-302- Ove amtat ihecies
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Hat Hospital, Bava M&-302, and scattered terms like Over amtat ihecies and Pacific Const. The readable content is insufficient for clear facts, names, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent card.
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Eife
K. C. Laced
Card certifies druggists refund policies
A brief notice states that all druggists are authorized to refund your money, but it notes an individual named Fole’s Hees and an unspecified failure. The fragment implies consumer protections or refund rights in a vendor context.
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Fole
Lawrence Committee to Meet Despite Short Notice
The Lawrence committee announces no meeting this evening though twenty other business men are invited to attend and participate in the discussion. A potential project offering work for Lawrence will be discussed, with some doubt about details and program vetting.
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Lawrence
Weather Shifts From Storm to Sunny Skies
Reading from a cluttered fragment, a stormy spell has ended and the daybreak brings sun. The text inconsistently notes yesterday’s disagreeable weather, followed by a morning of clear skies and warmer conditions.
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University Notes
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Yo Moat A. Sui
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Teo
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Ehizena
Shelmer
Liteela
Ely
Ely Bros
D. W. Littsll
Steele, Atty
Empire Dream
Kenedy & Ernst
Mass
W. J. Francisco & Sons
Lawrence Transfer Co
White
Dell Metcalf Implement Co
Hunnicker & Wahrenbroek’s
Square
Clifton T. Hiatt
Clothing Man
Rochester Stamp Co
Kennedy & Ernst
Mist Clothing
Abe Wolfson
Telephone
Morrison & Lemon
Maes
Street
Eneed Packers
Stevenson
Arass
Élear
Mowe
Vermont St
W. J. Keller
Herman
Brocker
A. BR. Folks
Jeanette Benson
Eave Journal Office
IL Pendleton
St. Beth
Levers
Water Meade
Thessar Pedis
Cink Stoves
Berner
Oscar Meith
Indiana Street
Ua Nian
Kate Walter Dyehe
Hell
Central School
Court House
Journal Bindery
Hat Hospital
Union Pacific Tine
Lawrence Committee
Lawrence National Bank
Money Office
Merchants
Lawrence, Kans
Hugh Blair
L. S. Steele
Maseachusetts
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