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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1903
Page
2
Fragmented dispatch recounts legislative talk in Kansas and Oklahoma with mentions of statehood debates, treasury figures, and political maneuvers. Notes Governor Bailey, Speaker Pringle, Colonel Marsh Murdock, General Taft, and Senator Harris amid bills, party dynamics, and editorial squabbles.
Washington reports President supports anti trust legislation logistics financing and currency reforms. Committee chairmen say no full report to the House before early next week. The session discusses attorney general input, legal form to withstand court challenge, and hints at Powder bill aims.
New York January speech by United Senator Dedliver of Iowa at a banquet under the Nineteenth Assembly club. He urged trust in the future of the United States and spoke of aid to the poor, claiming progress for workers. Also reported is the marriage of George E Dust 24 Garrettstown to widow Mary Greenmird 50 St Joseph. Dust was jailed over a forged check dispute.
Frank J. Cheney signs a December 6 1886 affidavit promising one hundred dollars for cures of acute catarrh not helped by Hall's Cure. The note advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure, Cheney Co Toledo and Barber vy Bros. Also a fatal railroad crossing accident in St. Joseph Missouri and a note urging use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup with local sale.
Fragmented factional session notes reveal discussions led by Senator Mobaurin and others on a proposed interoceanic canal and related public trust transfers. Recurrent threats and intimidation claims from Mississippian interests surface as senators press for safeguards and a Congressional Record entry.
A parliamentary report argues for expanded reciprocity in tariff relations and reaffirms the need to modernize trade treaties. It highlights the impact on cotton laws and potential benefits to commerce while stressing united administration support for favorable terms. The committee’s recommendations were adopted unanimously.
Friends and colleagues of G. H. Haugan of Lima Ohio discuss his kidney disease and recovery hopes citing Foley's Kidney Cure. The item also mentions political notes, a medical condition, and a consumer notice for Done's Creamointment ointment for eczema and skin sores, with pricing at 60 cents and a drugstore note.
The Clover Club of Philadelphia held its twenty first anniversary at the Hotel Bellevue with nearly 200 guests. Speakers included Admiral Seley, Commissioner Carroll D Wright, President John Mitchell, and Senators Penrose and YongTien supporters who urged cooperation between employers and employees and board representation for workers.
Classified column items list several rental and sale notices including a house for sale near 190T Pennsylvania and other properties in Utah Mississippi Louisiana and Kentucky. Notices seek a general houseworker for 63 Kentucky street and a man and wife for work on a farm with occasional rooms for rent and various amenities.
Melard F. Craig of Middlegrove, N. Y. touts Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as the pleasant medicine that eases indigestion and constipation. Barber handles the sale.
A varied catalog of farms for sale near Lawrence and four miles from Lewrescz, with acreage and prices. Also city houses on Louisiana, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts streets, plus vacant lots and business properties. War news reports on labor strikes, presidential seizure plans, and local civic updates alongside miscellaneous anecdotes.
A garbled report describes a complex electric signaling system used to pin letters of the code on ships at sea. Inventors claim the system translates signals into readable letters aboard the liner and records each message. Details are unclear due to transcription errors.
Fragmentary notes outline a Beechers story involving a new tome, cemetery designation, and local ward politics. Mentions Be Newell Prodieht, Tito Cofetery, Ward Boedlen, and disputed residency claims with implied testing of voters and property stakes.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered references to torpedo boats and naval design with numerous garbled phrases. The readable bits mention ships, equipment, and possible planning terms, but no coherent narrative, dates, places, or identifiable figures are discernible.
Lynch of the Daily Post in Pitwnburg endorses Fols ey Honey and Tar after testing its cough and cold remedy. He says it is the best of its kind he has used and cannot praise it enough. Barber Bros also endorse the product in the same note.
A jumble of remedies and claims appears, touting Chamberlain’s remedy for toothache and skin eruptions, followed by a long legal notice listing judges, counties, and sale orders. The piece mentions Barber and Lyne as sellers and includes names like J Lictin, Washington, and BERGES A DANA as attorney for plaintiff. The overall item reads as mixed classifieds and legal public notice.
A fragmented old column lists medicines and quack cures including Dr Wood’s Norway Pins Syrup boasting to cure coughs and codes to near consumption. It mentions warnings about poultry yard practices and various nonsensical phrases, reflecting dubious health claims of the era.
A collage of quotes from papers noting a peanut winning job, gender notes on labor, export of the cake walk to Paris, and Parisian import concerns. Also mentions a Houston Chronicle take on the danse du gateau and a Pittsburgh Dispatch remark on the Laura Biggar Bennett estate trial verdict and jury logic.
E Jurvin of Endianapolis aged 73 serves as president of the Associated Aiur yagh Clubs of the United States. Representative Jacob Boppert Sr of New York showcases one of the finest collections in the country, with mentions of notable figures and events observed across various states.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions The Dry Cleaner and agents Innes Bul eno Hackman, promoting Por no kid gloves. It references various names and brands in a disjointed fashion as part of a damaged text from a historical page.
Notice is given that Meva Meany administrator seeks final settlement of the estate of S. F. Mc Parland in Douglas County Kansas probate court. He will apply at the February term for allowance of his services and expenses as administrator and for final discharge from duties as administrator.
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