Lawrence Journal 1902 Remarks On Politics And Tragedy
The Lawrence Journal 1902 column critiques Topeka politics, House debates after a murder case, tax issues, and editorials. It references Secy Hitchcock, Mr Bowersock, park hotel fires, and local resignations while commenting on press fairness and public sentiment.
Historic transit overhaul and tonic claim mix
The article notes a shift from cable cars to trolley power and predicts future dominance of trolley systems. It simultaneously touts Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a universal cure for digestion ailments, claiming quick relief and urging readers to buy.
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Agus
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Bad Blood
Bad Blood Breeds Humors Boils Pimples Eruptions Sores Debility Languor Kidney Troubles Indigestion and That. Tired Feeling All of which Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures by purifying enriching and vitalizing the blood. Blood troubles left unchecked interfere and multiply like weeds in soil needing radical treatment in Spring.
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Hood
Purifies The Blood Purifies The Blood
A reader letter from Mus L Tuxet of Tlaboken New Jersey claims Mood s Sarsaparilla healed his son s pimples and facial sores, noting the sores improved and finally healed without scarring.
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L. Tuxet
Willow Avenus
Tlaboken
N. J
Miss Stones Release From Bulgarian Captivity Reported
Miss EXeo M. Stone confirms release by Bulgarian villagers at Strumitza after capture by insurgents. She describes the welcome and local dressmaking efforts for themselves and the baby. A companion, Mine Tsilka, is said to have attempted to accompany the group but was refused access by Turkish authorities.
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Hoston
M. Tatlke
Mien Stone
Toston
Exeo M. Stone
Charles A. Stone
Chets
Strumitza
Soonika
M. ‘Weitka
Tsilka
Miss Stone
Owent
Loniku
Aceeanpanyioge
Methoginle
Hin
Minneap olis man shoots self after drug habit failure
A Minneapolis man, Isdell, wealthy and known across Montana, traveled with his wife to seek drug addiction cure. After weeks of treatment with doctors and therapies, he killed himself with a pistol yesterday morning as his wife read in the breakfast room. A note on the center table explained his despair and decision.
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Nerney
Minneapolis
Minn
Fela
Jedell
Norne Maly Street
Mosday Uit
Laimsedia
Higel
Washburns Wish Ex Senator Heads to Cuba on Trade Study
Ex United States Senator W D Washburn left Minneapolis for Cuba to study the inland trade and U S duties on Cuban reciprocity. He believes the government fails to pursue free trade with Cuba, arguing Cuban products could boost U S factories while most sectors gain from expanded commerce.
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Minneapolis
Minn
United States
W. D. Washburn
Cuba
Washburn
Insane Woman Identified in Chicago Case
Chicago reports reveal Frances Agnes Ross, later identified as Rosa McDonald of Boston, connected to a Boston family dispute over real estate gifts. McDonald, believed insane from strain, is to be transferred to Boston under court orders with companion care.
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Chicago
Kankakee
Frances Agnes Ross
Portland
Ore
Rosa McDonald
Boston
William A. Morse
Carter
Convent of Poor Clares
Misa McDonald
Striking Brewers Turmoil Trails Through City
Fractured reports describe a major labor strike with 1000 workers affected and saloon closures. A series of accidents follows including a steamboat boiler explosion injuring several, a bridge fall killing James Porter and injuries to Conductor Moore, and a fatal incident on Norne Maly street.
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Knoxville
Mothers Congress Advances Women's Rights Debate
The Mothers Congress session led by Mrs. Blastings of New York congratulated President and Mrs. Roosevelt on their son's achievements. Miss Harriet A. Marsh of Detroit urged children's literature and schooling to aid health and morality, while Miss Mary Runyon of Columbia highlighted literature's role in imagination. Mrs. McBinnie of TL pressed for joint parental control and stronger child labor laws to protect abused children and reform institutions.
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Nations Cormrurers
Birney
Siti
Fition
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Putin
Devine
Ebaure
Blastings
New York
Roosevelt
Senesden
Alice Beverevelt
Peetie
Harriet A. Marsh
Detroit
Slat
Prati
Hernai
Subeioetss
Schoois
Herman J. Verner
Philadelphia
Mary D. Ronyvaal
Columbia University
Runyon
He McBinnie
Legithnatre Committee
Vues
Tabor
Women council closes triennial with reform resolutions
The Nations Council of Women wrapped up its triennial session adopting resolutions urging government probes into vice in the Philippines and Asia holdings, calling for abolition of brothel practices if found. Other resolutions advocate arbitration mediation conciliation and support for negro welfare including kindergartens and nurseries.
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Pets
the Nations
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Tianed Investionte
Philippines
Atlanila
Varios
Omega Oil touted as superior pain remedy and pleasant to use
An advertisement claims Omega Oil differs from other liniments by its pleasant smell and pure vegetable base. It emphasizes strong pain stopping properties from four ingredients including a green herb that allegedly stops pain like wind blowing out a lamp.
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Tanbe
Tillman McLaurin Row Reopens as Frye Orders Roll Restored
Washington February 26 The senate president pro tem Frye orders restoring the names of South Carolina senators to the Senate roll But he says this does not grant them voting or speaking rights The session sees debate over suspending the two senators and honors for Representative Crump’s death are approved by the Senate
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Wey
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Senate
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Vsund
Stewart
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Vington
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McMillan
Michigan
House of Reports
Resseau Crump
Michi~gan
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
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Mimdal
Bieharesin
Curtiss
Missouri State Treasury Financial Statement Summary
The Missouri State Treasury reports figures including various certificates and funds, noting inheritance tax receipts and a $499 327 amount under a modified tax law. The document references state cash and investment activity and outlines associated revenue and obligations. A separate New York case mentions Joseph Wilfrith Hendin being charged with a wife murder as of February 26.
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Willian
Faberest
Alb
Treasury
New York
Joseph Wilfrit] Hendin
Panicked garbled ad prompts questions on health cure
A fragmented OCR page describes Dr. Cheney and a so called catarrh cure with testimonials and pricing. It includes vague references to medical claims, products named Burdock Blood Hitters, and promotional language about constitutional treatment and bodily organs.
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