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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1901
Page
2
A long clipped column from January 24 1901 blends political lampoon with commentary on lobby reform schoolbook law and national figures. It rails at party demoralization in Kansas rails at Bryan and White while noting Missouri placings and Topeka mayoral talk. It references lobbyists schoolbooks and impending nominations with sharp editorial tone.
A jumble of items reports French attacks on Queen Victoria and Pigott era debates in Kansas. It notes Mrs Nation protests and Topeka lobbying for a $300000 show, plus arrests of Chinese smugglers near Champlain. The piece weaves partisan jabs, editorials, and notices about state history and public figures.
An old remedy claim argues deafness from inflamed Eustachian tubes caused by catarrh. It asserts local applications fail. only constitutional remedies can cure. The ad offers 100 dollars for any deafness case due to catarrh not cured by Hell's Catarrh Core, with pills promoted as best.
Bee display at the Pac American exposition will feature a large new building for working colonies and beekeeping supplies. The exhibit aims to be the most extensive ever shown, highlighting apiary operations, botany, and honey production across the United States and worldwide.
The United States engineer drafts a light draft suction dredge project costing $65,000 to advance a Gulf coast canal from the Mississippi to Corpus Christi. Plans call for a 4 foot draft vessel to aid 1300 miles of navigation, with total project cost estimated near $100 million and maintenance for three dredges proposed.
A Berkel dispatch details a worldwide collaboration to measure the sun earth distance via the asteroid Eros. Observers at Lick and other observatories photograph star fields to triangulate Eros position, aided by parallax methods and coordinated by Dr Tessar Campbell and team.
A report on Professor Pupin's long touted invention aiming to telephon across the Atlantic via a simple wire design. Bell Telephone Company reportedly backing the concept and offering $500,000, with engineers drafting plans for New York to London connections and Europe usage.
The notice states that advertising totaling under 50 cents will be charged to regular advertisers only if payment is made in advance. No church rate is allowed unless payment is made in advance.
Finely equipped with double drawing room palace sleepers dining cars and library cars the Union Pacific train system sparks admiration from Admiral Beresford who praises the dining car setup as grand. P Ross city office and depot agent provide notes on this transportation advance.
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