15 Jan 1892
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1892
Page
1
A garbled 19th century notice lists numerous county officials and roles such as County Attorney, Probate Judge, and County Clerk. It mentions deputies and clerks, plus references to various surnames and places, though many names are unclear due to OCR damage. The piece reads like a local government directory from a small town.
A chaotic report covers the preliminary hearing of charges against the Diet Witness, with testimony from Sheriff Duon and H. P. Lamibee. Separate items recount the North Star wreck near Brainerd with fatalities and injuries, plus notes on a wireless telegraph concept and state agriculture officers.
A passenger reads a bustling paper while a companion riffes on sensational items about wives and husbands. The dialogue riffs on infidelity, nagging, elopement, and a fifth husband, amid a curio about a doctor’s claim and a weathered home remedy column on preserving instruments and humidity.
The House faced a two hour debate on the budget and subsidies with Mr Dockery of Missouri and Mr Henderson leading questions about treasury revenues of the current half year. The discussion touched on public works, Russian relief, and the aim to relieve government debt while considering subsidies and farm supports amid a cautious fiscal stance.
A physician warns that all emotions can spread from person to person and reach epidemic levels. The remark notes that nearly every age has seen such epidemics. A cryptic indicator appears as Jan 15 with Kansas weather hints of fair south, flurries north, warmer with southeast winds.
In a packed session, senators debated sinking fund compliance and vast appropriations, with criticism aimed at the Treasury and the administration. Disparities between estimates and secretary Foster’s figures were aired, while plans for Mississippi River improvements and other bills moved ahead and legislative gridlock persisted.
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