Lawrence Journal History and political debates in Kansas
The Lawrence Journal Chronicle traces the paper’s origins from 1abz and its absorption of rivals including the Suste Journal, Herald of Freedom, and Laewreuse Tribune. It criticizes state politics, notes editorials on Bryan, Dockery, and Pringle, and discusses University bonds, the Kansas Day cartoon, and calls for fiscal clarity in Lawrence and Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Republican
Suste Journal
Herald of Freedom
Laewreuse Tribune
Daly
Abe Oldeds
Lawrence
Associated Presa Report
Sugather
Gu Morming
Tona S
Toestay
Moet
Maces
Kansas Day Journal
Pringle
Long
Stanley
Uhatam
Kansas City Journal
Coal Famine Inquiry Sparks Senate Debate in Washington
A heated senate hearing in Washington focused on coal pricing and the influence of operators and distributors. Witnesses described market manipulation and pressure on producers, with calls to curb price speculation and ensure steady coal supplies amid economic strain.
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Ater Stewart
W. A. Baum
Eure
Washington
J. Maury
Senate
Mermans
Coal Strike Commission Report on Company and Labor Demands
Fragmented text describes inquiry into a coal company dispute with commission details. Mentions individuals, dates, and proceedings, including industry groups and city references. The readable portions indicate negotiations, hearings, and potential outcomes but lack coherent narrative.
Ancient quackery and patent remedies flood through time
The text catalogs a jumble of old remedies and claims, mentioning a persistent need for cheap stomach aids and other cures. It references false medical guarantees, testimonials, and advertisements for Wall's Catarrh Cure, Hall's Pills, and Dono's, signaling a period rife with misleading health product promotion and dubious medical rhetoric.
Debates and Amendments Highlight Capitol Proceedings
The house debate featured spirited remarks on the Dingley tariff and anti lottery provisions. Senators and representatives sparred over army appropriations and imperial policy as political lines sharpened, with figures presented by Grosvenor Clark and others to support rival views on party prospects and policy moves.
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Washington
Lin
Die
Reyey
Dom
Mitehril
Sprite Court of the
United States
Post Office Department
Jones
Econ House
Enor
Ohio
Clark
Biri
Grosevenor
Grosvenor
Hull
Iowa
Army Transport Service
Shattue
Edward Atkinson
Moondemocrat
Tennessee
Indian Territory
Swanson
Virzin
Gaines
Unclear illness remedy ads from early newspaper fragment
Readable parts describe remedies for toothache and nasal catarrh with Chamberlain filings and Ely Brothers patent medicine. Mentions children, pleasant tasting mixtures and a liquid cream, with sales through New York wholesalers.
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Drugetsigor
Ely Brothera
Warren Street
New York
Canadians in South Africa noted in early war tale
An Australian Corporal Adams writes a war impression piece praising Canadian and New Zealand contributions while noting British and other Allied efforts. The article reflects on leadership, retreat, and endurance during the South African conflict, highlighting varied roles across units and the impression left on observers.
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Buatain
Garda
Johnny
Remot
Lorenta
Daapire
Adacs
Adams
de Sarpa
Torun
G H Hannan Seeks Recovery Report From Lima Engineer
Friends and colleagues learn of G H Hannan engineer of L E and W BRR now residing in Lima Ohio, recovering from threatened kidney disease. He credits Foley's Kidney Cure with recovery and extends recommendation to trainmen with similar ailments.
Fragmented OCR note on market travel and names
Fragmented text mixes derseymen and market terms with scattered names and places. It references New and Jambes with unclear dates and actions. The passage lacks coherent events, making precise summary difficult.
Unclear OCR fragment prompts city and people note
Fragmented text shows many garbled words and names with no clear event. It mentions places like Wyette Jencity La and Paes, with scattered phrases about people or actions. No coherent summary possible from readable content.
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Teai
Geert Aly
editor Lynch praises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
In a testimonial from Pittsburg New Jersey the Daily Post reports editor Lynch endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as the best patent remedy for coughs and colds he has ever used, urging others to try it.
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Lynch
The
Daily Post
Pittsburg
Foleey
Barber Bros
Farm and Property Listings Near Lawrence and City Homes
Real estate and farm listings detail multiple acreages near Lawrence with prices from 2,500 to 11,690, plus eight to eleven room houses on various streets. Also notes vacant lots and business property across the city, and a long vendor text about cures and health products appears in the surrounding column.
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Heal Ka Massachusetta Street
I. Lomsa
Inaurance
Lawrence
Lawrenc
Lawrenes
City
Im Big
Hieht
Lousiana Street
Connecticut Street
Rose Houss
Kiede Island
Massachusetts Street
Dr Wood Norway Pine Syrup Endorsed by Readers
Readers praise Dr Wood Nor way Pine Syrup as pleasant to take and harmless. Claims it provides positive care for coughs and asthma, though the note appears informal and promotional with limited verifiable details.
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S. A. Riggs
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Coal Strike Commission
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Ae Perry
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Foley
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Kentucky Street
W. R. Williams
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Mississippi Street
J. M. Neville
Lewisiana Street
Journal Office
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Paria Tertenjen
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Asid Estate
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McFarland
Kannas
Che Lawesneé Vatly
Mary Peterson
Waereby
Willy
Dougiaa Ood
Tor of
Wuld
Maand
McFarlane
Lawrence Tatly Journal
Lawrener
Lawrenee
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Sean
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Moure
Ayor
Lawrence Uaily Joormal
Ann Elisabeth Russell
Propata Court
William E. Russell
Bowersoga's Opera House
Herald
Morris & Hall
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Provo
Ted
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