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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1902
Page
1
Lawrence Kansas Jan 6 1903 page digest with gossip from Topeka Capital headlines. Contains remarks on Kansas weather canal debate Panam canal profits and national politics. Notes on local figures Wyandotte county campaigns and regional events including schools depots weddings and social life around Lawrence Eudora and Perryville. mentions transportation, business, and dental ads.
The article argues skin eruptions stem from humors inherited or from poor digestion and that drying medicines are dangerous. It promotes Hood's Barseparille to cleanse and strengthen the system. Case testimonials include J Hines of Frank, KL, and Miss Alvine Walter of Bex 1Wis, detailing chronic facial pimples, back eruptions, and body chafing.
Advertisement urges readers to try Hood's Sarsaparilla for cures and quick relief, urging immediate treatment with a bottle purchase today.
An appeal from the American Missionary Association urges Congregational churches and their Sabbath schools to emphasize Christian patriotism on February 9 and memorialize Abraham Lincoln on February 12. The move highlights Lincoln's birthplace and the association's work among African American communities, including education and citizenship training.
Chicago January 6 meeting at Medinah Temple drew about two thousand Zionist supporters from ten western states. Teon Zolotkoff outlined a plan to establish a legally assured Jewish home in Palestine and refuge for Jews unable to assimilate. Separate briefs note Confederate Veterans set reunion in Dallas April 22 23. a Cherokee man killed by a fist in a dispute. Hobson may enter politics in Alabama. and a Chicago fire damages James C Curtis & Co plant with $20000 loss.
A scan of a 19th century page notes concern over presidents mingling with the public and calls to curb such appearances. It criticizes various advertised stomach and digestive remedies, praising Heartetter’s Stomach Bitters as a safe, fifty-year staple. The German Mormon Conference in Germany, led by Mayh st. Cane non, reports 20000 followers and over 100 main missionaries. An old Kansas City trainman, W. He Mellugh, is killed in a Missouri Pacific accident with initial unclear causes.
An 19th century style advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. It touts a cure via Hal's Catarrh Cure and guarantees with a $500 reward for unsolved cases, urging readers to send for a free circular and buy Hall's Family Pills.
Ex-Senator Chandler argues in a Washington Post piece that the president is worn by handling many minor tasks and audiences. He urges limiting access, increasing cabinet power, and preserving the president’s health to tackle major national challenges.
Early Tuesday a bark named Max collided with the steamship Walla Walla, leaving the vessel severely damaged with a broken bowsprit and a shattered bow. Nine survivors reached Eureka while lists of dead and missing show 42 names after adjustments.
An advertisement extols Omega Oil as a superior pain stop with a pleasant odor. It claims the base is pure vegetable oil not turpentine or ammonia, with four ingredients including a green herb that halts pain by a wind extinguishing or water quenching analogy, implying strong relief.
After a three week recess both houses reconvene with the Panama Canal bill as the week’s main item. Debates may linger. hearings on the Panama Canal Company sale and related measures could extend discussions beyond initial expectations. The Senate plans limited action, while the House anticipates urgent deficiency and pension bills plus appropriation measures.
A proposal outlines an expenditure of 100000 dollars over one year to establish a special service with the purpose of protecting the president and other government officials. The plan envisions a dedicated unit funded to ensure security for high-ranking figures.
Ex soldiers in Manila propose organizing a regiment modeled on the national guard. About 10,000 Americans in Manila with 6,000 capable of bearing arms. the plan aims to avert disorder and be inexpensive, expected to yield long term benefits to the government. A Manila American letter urges immediate action and support from officials.
Attorney General Beck spoke at the Patria convention held at the Hotel Saroy in New York about suppressing anarchism. He urged life imprisonment for leaders and criticized public receptions at the White House, claiming President Roosevelt should confront all kinds of visitors. He urged federal, not state, punishment for violations and called for a strong code.
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