Lawrence Daily Journal 1903 Political Roasts and News
A garbled Lawrence journal excerpt reviews politics in Kansas, noting gubernatorial prospects for Chris Hoffman, and William Cole as a strong candidate. It covers butter markets, Prohibition debates, and local topeka opinions, alongside national trusts inquiry and rail/telegraph ownership views. It mentions Mrs Richardson murder case in Plattsburg, and critiques Topeka’s political culture while presenting the industrial commission report ready for Congress.
Local notes from Clounery and nearby towns amid fall activity
Village survey notes quieter than wartime memory with mentions of Lecomptos and old times. Reports speak of travels to Lawrence, teachers meetings, an old fashioned jail bail at McCurdy’s, a marriage in Salmage to Sarat Rice, school exhibitions, and property sales. Also notes rail schedules, potato plantings, a growing Indian summer, and stray references to Mad Creek Dan and local movers.
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Kanes
Lecomptos
Lawrence
Thie Place
McCurdy
Moaitgumary
Salmage
Kaosat
Mins Sarat Rice
Abonae
Bock Ceook
Aast
Hay
Charles Bruce
Charltoo
Mecbellan
Will Rice
Adisco
Michigan
MB Pryor
Dan
Ile
Seqoee
Colonaio
The Rego camp and nearby notes in Kaw county
A jumble of rural notes describes Rego camp activity and neighboring areas. Walter Pattoogi’s burial near the Rego cemetery is noted, along with observations on local trades, dairy, census duties, and town events in Eudora and Lake View. Community gatherings, school matters, and upcoming church leadership changes are mentioned amid the busy local life.
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Eudora
Kaw
Attorney General Knox Asked to Act on Trust Petitions
Washington January 24 The joint committee of the American Anti trust league and Knights of Labor appeals to Attorney General Knox for prompt conclusions on their September 6 1901 petition seeking DOJ action against unlawful trusts. They cite a September 11 1901 promise to review papers and request amendment to accuse Northern Securities of restraint and monopolization. They note Roosevelt remarks December 22 about presenting further charges.
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Washington
H. B. Martin
American Anti-trust League
District Assembly
Knights of Labor
Knox
Department of Justice
Northern Securities Company
United States
Unites? States
Jsopie
Rastery Railroad Association
Anarchy Bill Debate Drives Oklahoma Statehood Hearing
Washington hearings on an Anarchy Bill and Oklahoma statehood opened with delegates arguing for separate statehood and others opposing it. The special committee outlined penalties for assisting or advocating violence against U.S. officers and for aiding coups, while a separate medical detour promoted a patent cure for deafness.
Schley Resolution and Boer War Debates Noted in Senate
Washington Jan 24 Senate discussions include Senator Mason’s joint resolution to thank Admiral Schley for his leadership at Santiago. The measure would award a sword and bronze medals and earmark 10000 for expenses, but was sent to Naval Affairs. Teller’s Boer commandant Scheepers intervention bill was postponed as Scheepers had been executed. Senate also debated a commerce bill and urgent needs measure, with pay raise for day postal workers approved 100 to 78 and sympathy resolution for South African republics offered.
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Washington
Tuade
Senate
Mazon
Congress
Santiago
Schley
Hatie
Scheepers
Teller
Great Britain
Department of Commerce
Rawlins
Aloof
Connecticut
Cannon
Loud
Post Office Committee
Stockmen at War and Highwaymen Captured in Oklahoma
Multiple short reports from Jan 24 describe violent clashes near Cosilla county and Mosco involving sheep killings, cattlemen fired upon, and warrants issued. Separate item notes highwaymen captured near Newkirk after a fatal Anadarko fight. Also included are brief market and political notices about money lending rates and a U.S. senator candidate selection, plus an ad-style line for Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup.
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Morea
Cosilla County
Teotila Trajilie
Mosco
Itin
Guthrie
United States
Anadarko
Smith
Rock
Baw Indian Reservation
Newkirk, Ok
Winter Exposition travel deals and industry notes
A jumbled list of 20th century notices covers Topeka bound train tickets for the Kansas Midwinter Exposition January 20 to 30 with free seats from nearby points, followed by reports on hydral-derived crude spirits economics, McKinley memorial subscriptions, price restoration by the National Window Glass Workers, a mass return to work in Indiana, state charity funding for a heat and dumb school, a proposed penitentiary quarantine, a fanatical eye injury in Tennessee, Rockefeller gifts to Syracuse University, and a large gas well in West Virginia.
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Topeke
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kansas
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