Lawrence Journal established in Lawrence territory
The Lawrence Daily Journal, under the name Lawrence Republican, traces its founding in 1ST after absorbing the Nuste Journal and later acquiring the Lawrence Trivuns. It proclaims itself the largest circulated paper in the Lawrence area with exclusive morning dispatches and a complete telegraphic report for the prior day. The daily edition prints each evening except Sunday, and the weekly paper appears every Saturday with a carrier delivery plan and subscription rates.
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Tee Journal
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Mod Scan
Nuste Journal
Herald of
Journal
Euitien
Emoe
Bau
Kansas City Thaw Story and Public Mood in 1907
Dated January 30 1907 Lawrence Kansas a column riffs on weather politics and media trends. It discusses Congressman Campbell calls for weather department abolition and critiques newspaper practices while recounting Thaw era social notes. It mentions Kansas Thaw case and local reactions amid national issues.
Preland for the Irish
A fragmented editorial fragment questions American aims toward Ireland and hints at a century of policy. It muses on how American sentiment and actions should reflect Irish needs while critiquing slogans that sound clever but lack substance.
Earthquake in Jamaica Rivalry Eases Public Fear
Although the San Francisco quake looms in memory, the Jamaica event offers little drama and serves as a minor consolation to those seeking reassurance about large tremors.
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San Francisco
Jamaica
Katnes Girl Wins Big Aliimony in Thaw Family Tie
A Katnes woman, marrying a brother of Harry Thaw, received 675000 in aliimony. She fared better than the average in this notable case reflecting large settlements of the era.
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Katnes
Harry Thaw
Winds Show Moderating Trends At Kansas University
Kansas University weather records from a 34 year period show two successive 17 year spans with wind and rainfall changes. Wind averages rose by 14 units in the latter period, while rainfall increased by a similar magnitude, indicating shifting climate patterns as recorded by the university weather bureau.
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Kansas University
Levott
Kansas
Ixatisas
Unclear Advertisements Mix in Old Paper Text
Fragmentary OCR shows medical patent cures, mail orders, burials, pills, and magazine notices. Names and places include St. Louis Mo and Toledo Ohio. The readable items hint at scattered ads and literary references without a coherent single event.
The Human Side of Immigration
An article by Dubia Graham discusses immigration from an educational perspective. It argues for wider attention to the problem and practical safeguards aligned with national interests, promising to be a valuable sociological contribution.
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Dubia
Statements in Police Court Involving Steve Coutrikon
A recorded statement asserts the claims by Mable Coy about Steve Coutrikon are untrue. Coy notes she spent vacation in Boonville Missouri around August 16 and was away about two months, countering the accusation.
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Mable Coy
Steve Coutrikon
Boonville
Steve Coutrakun
Funeral of Col. Blue Held Friday at 3:30 PM
Geo J Barker reported Oscar Learnard sent word that Dick Blue’s funeral will take place Friday afternoon at 3 30 from his former residence in Pleasanton Kaos. The notice notes the service follows the setting of the wake at his old home.
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Geo. J.barker
Oscar Learnard
Dick Blue
Pleasanton
Kaos
Deep Gas Well Drilling Near Iola Promises Major Supply
Iola reports the start of a deep gas drilling operation aimed at reaching 300 feet and possibly more, with potential to unlock a vast local gas vein. The project, led by T. L. De Saulles and Gates of the Prime Western Spelter Co, will run day and night, with expectations to reach 404 feet in about six months if progress remains favorable.
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Iola
Ti Wie
Lada Deph
Ulan
de Saulles
Prine Western Spelter Company
Gates
Legislature Ready For Action In Kansas Sports Circles
A Kansas legislative push shapes up with debates on commission powers and appointment methods. The Topeka and Galveston bills propose three member commissions with broad hiring authority, while others favor city election of assistants. The association will ratify the draft before Rep George Plumb introduces it.
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Kansas
Frick
Lemmy
Eis
Galveston Hill
Topeka Hill
Frith
Legislative Committee
George Plumb
Petition Pushes for Woman on Kansas Regents Board
Fifty University of Kansas alumni gathered at a Hotel Marseille banquet and signed a petition to Governor Week urging the appointment of a woman to the university board of regents. Letters from colleges praised women directors while names of prominent Kansas women were proposed. Colonel J J McCook spoke on the athletic field gift to the university and Stuart O Henry served as toastmaster.
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New York
University of Kansas
Hanquet
Marseille
Governor Week of Kansas
Board of Regents
University
Kansas
J. J. McCook
Stuart O. Henry
Primary election bill favors party nominees by direct vote
The Stubbs measure advances in committee, proposing all city county and state offices plus Congress and U S Senate be chosen by direct vote on a single primary day. The bill requires state notices to county clerks, details petition thresholds for nomination, and party vote percentages across districts and counties to qualify candidates.
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Changi
United States
Secretary of State
Stubbs Lil Che
Mien
Uftie
petiGues
Tie Bol
Seruiter
Auch
Bev
Snel
Riet
Staty
Lawrence committee ponders county fair plan at citizens meeting
The Lawrence committee met to decide on a public meeting to gauge interest in a county fair and to determine the type of fair if approved. A citizens gathering will discuss benefits and timing while officers for the committee are to be elected at the next regular meeting in May.
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Kauss
Zoud Wulure
Uae
Lawrence
Entleman
Joseph A. Alexander
Lawrence, Kans
Local Classifieds Offerings on Farms and Real Estate
Listings show buyers seek mares cows corn oats rye wheat and potatoes. Several farm and land sales priced from 1 000 to 3 000 include 4 room houses on 1 50 0 acre blocks and suburban tracts near Cedar Rapids Descriptions mention apple varieties Dodge county Ohio St New Jersey addresses and multiple sellers and brokers including P A McCurdy and McKenzie Stockwell.
The Handwriting of a Large Business House
A fragment discusses a major western business concern known for printers' ink and its cautious stance toward a local matter. The letter hints at regional influence and expectations from the enterprise within the county and nearby communities.
End of Nasty Affair in Lawrence Ends Disgraceful Chapter
City papers report the end of a scandalous episode in Lawrence. The long running abuse and improper conduct by local figures has drawn attention. The community hopes the matter is settled as those involved face consequences and a period of accountability begins.
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Victor Murdock
Italdwan
Mabel Mervisen
Ray Lawrenes
It Was Chilly Weather Report Mimics Winter
The piece notes a cold morning with a reading around 12 above zero and a brisk north wind. It jokes about a thermometer warming in winter and cooling in summer and ends with a nod to potential snow if temperatures drop further.
For Rent and Exchange Notices in Leavenworth
Rental and land listings show rooms on 1146 Ohio Street, a 10 acre fruit farm with a six room house, 20 acres near Wm. Green farm at $6.50 per acre, and an 8 mile west farm with a tomb. Also listings for brown Leghorns at 75 cents each and an exchange offer to trade good securities for land near Lawrence, Kansas.
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Kansas
Frank Gee
Mion Street
Lawrence, Kar
J. Whitman
Wagstaff's
Wm. Green
C. M. Purcell
Chastnut Street
Leavenworth
Kans
Geo Holingberg
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