The Journal history and 1905 notices in Lawrence Kans
The July 14 1905 Journal from Lawrence Kansas outlines its publishing history including daily and weekly editions with delivery areas and pricing. It also lists varied current items from weather to national affairs and local rail, bank and political notes reflecting era concerns and notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awrence Journal Co. Publishers
Lawed
State Journal
Oubmal
Pame
Ingty
Lawrence
Jonxsar
Jocuwal
fPce
Kansen
Otnejovemar
Gyekigedilla
St. Selephons
Addresay the Journal
Lawrence, Kennan
Kan
Mixed 1900s notes on politics, industry, and culture
Hobson advocates a large navy to enforce peace while public debate shifts to Panama engineering, oil prices, and Kansas naval support. Chicago directory highlights saloon growth. Atchison plans fall carnival. railroads wary of concessions for battleship Kansas launch. Peace talks advance among Kansan negotiators as a professor faces college sanction over fundraising. Mexican band wins Elks contest amid a union dispute, and a cigarette cessation case ends in death. Philadelphia mayor seeks independent prosecutions despite district attorney inaction.
Perfumes and sachets and homemaking hints from a 19th century guide
A fashion and household recipe snippet describes lav der leaf sachets and violet carnation blends for fragrance, with uses for cabinetry and bedding. It also covers sachet cushions, folded cushions, and decorative padding for day to day items, plus a poaching tip, cleaning recipe, and table decoration ideas using strawberries and dwarf fruit trees.
Memory for Names and Faces Tied to Mental Systems
A bank clerk explains memory for names and faces can result from hard work or artificial mnemonics. He details adopting a systems approach after early jobs with the president of a New Jersey bank and a hardware store errand, noting success but also a hidden flaw uncovered by a coworker.
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New York Times
Fares
New Jersey
Disney
Tasker
Oian
Stacks
French Army History Rule Ridiculed by English Writer
An English writer ridicules France’s senate debate over a new cadet admission plan at Saint-Cyr restricting history teaching to 1815 and later. He argues essential events from 1795 to 1815 shaped modern France and Napoleon, and mocks the limit as absurd for future officers.
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Cum de Traveneuc
Saint-Cyr
Sandhurst
France
Europe
Saint Cerft
Valuy
Wagraw
Austerlitz
Jena
Loipsse
Waterloo
Napoleon
St. Velena
Marshal Ney
Full House at Funeral Reveals Stage Star's Grief
The Washington Host recalls the life and funeral of actor Kirke La Shelle. He describes La Shelle's genuine sorrow and his role in arranging the service. He notes the crowd was large yet orderly as mourners were turned away at capacity.
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Tate Kirke la Shulle
Washington
Watt
Wutdy
la Shelle Inez
Etef Co Animation
Moonshiners and the Campsite Feud In Early Tennessee Tale
Secretary Wilson names a young man to a position for awarding stories that reveal the era’s feuds and lumbering life in northern Tennessee. A lumberman’s son shelters eight armed men in a remote camp then faces accountability over company supplies. One week later a returning bandit repays the goods in full.
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Wilson
New York
Tos
Youne Ian
Tix Ant
Lumber Camp Visit Shunned By Inspectors
A government inspecting party declined to inspect a lumber camp after being warned by locals that moonshiners operate there. The officials deemed the site unworthy of investigation.
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Aml Cditidal
Nida
Warne
Iresi
Town Village Autograf of Charlton Sexton Towne's Feared Demeanor
Fifty years ago William Towne served as sexton in Charlton Massachusetts keeping strict order in church. He stood at the rear window watching all. Combeal Brown noted failed jests until Towne boasted he’d eject the crowd if needed. He claimed the townspeople had never laughed or applauded in his thirty years on duty.
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Robgit
Marshall Roberts
Pater Fry,Woodrof
Beat
Waynerburg
Foley
Barber & Son's
William Towne
Charlton
Mass
Boringfield
Sexton
Brown
Towne
Stephen Mason
Mr. Blaine
Lee
John Mason
Paultney
Esas
Dame Mason
Stephen Masub
Lawrence
Atri
Alice Thornton
New
Jer
Bay Street
Kan
Sven
Kidorys
Doan
Dick Bros
Oucin
Foster-Mibura Co
Buffatn
N.Y. Noble Exonte
United States
Doane
Jake
Ale
Poetic Vision and Memory in Early Modern Art
A fragmented copy describes Japanese art as poetic and discusses debates on landscape painting, with references to artists, critics, and a long aside about memory aiding public figures like Blaine. The text mingles art theory, quotations, and ad-like notices, ending on a memory anecdote about James G. Blaine and a Vermont Mason family.
Hunch That Went Wrong Ends In Laughable Result
A doctor reflects on a supposed ramonition that promised insight but delivered a punchline instead. The piece hints at irony and the limits of medical intuition in a lighthearted tone.
Bear Hunt In Suffolk Parish Ends With Bear Trapped
In Icklingham England a pet brown bear escaped into fields and a churchyard during a service. Local men armed with weapons pursued it, one man was clawed, the bear fled, and it was later corralled in a tree with lanterns guarding it overnight as owners were contacted for a safe securement.
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Suffolk
England
Icklingham
Bury St. Edmunds
Minderball
Burton
Icklingham Hall
Jagged OCR Fragment Plugs Unknown Names and Ads
Fragmentary text includes an unclear tale with a reward notice for catarrh cure and endorsements for Hall’s products. It also references travel planning to California via Colorado Midland railway and a miscellaneous stove advertisement. The readable items show mixed ads and testimonials without a clear single event.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Ewrence
Danse
St. Louis
Chilcago
Slaskell
State Penitentiary
Creech
Japan
Philadelphia
Ritchell
Oregon
Iife
Turton
Russia
Paacl
Plunger Ryan
Equitable Life Assurance Society
First National Bank of
Sopeka
Roosevelt
United States Treasury
Iussia
Jarpag
T. G. Platt
Shaw
Y. M.A
Port Arthur
St Lewis
Vardaman
Mississippi
United State Senate
Hobson
Chautaugos
Onbody
The
Chicago Tribune
Wallace
Panama
Standard ON
Kaneas
Chicago
Atchison
John 0. Rockefeller
Buffalo
Elks
Rochester
Ohio
Eymoguly
Tome
Magerie
Feloth
Isees
Bak Lomo
Hieckznam
Tennessen
Fourneat
Hag
Stovaine
Teds
Kansas City Star
Hay Clark
Texas
Clark
Denver
Comerntithen
Fond
Oie Weeterer
Andy Pekan
Oibe
Havi San
Babar Chisago News
Hee
Wat
Tie Potter
Yiheltae
Peyter
Autograt
Senthaeut
Canvan
Atte
Ture
Arlene
Bhai
Aerigiagt
Foley & Co
Barber & Sona
Blaine
Cambridge
Bastar Herald
James Gellatie
Tony
Chad
Washingam
Mr. Mason
Mr. Blakne
Mason
Joseph JetTerson
Son
Blas
Wylianta
Armin
Bissroom
Willan
Wallnin
Nedean
Lester
F J. Cheney &Co
Toleno
F.J. Sheoey
Watoina, Kinwas & Marvin
Toledo
Hall
California
Coloado Midland Railway
Ohio Street
Henry
Phillips
caFor Sale
New Hampshire Street
North
New York Street
McIntire
W. E. Brockelsby
East
Hancock
Talaphone
Pink
Mery F. Glemson
Ofuglas County
Kansas
Paule Brooks
Usian Pacific Railroad
Lowie and Clark
Portland
Exposition
Pacific Northwest
Canionnias
Thole
Exposition City
Addeaur EL
LOM/ X
Geo'l Pass
Aye Omabr
Nebraska
Madison
Wis
Milwaukas
Muskegon
Ottawa
Kosch
Oich
Prankfort
Northport
Michig Ad Celura
Kinac
Ludington
Mish
Resor
Traversy City
Mich
Eetura
Roture Iimiy
George C, Bailey
Homeseekers
Missouri, Arkansas
Oklahoma, Indian Territory
OY Birn
A. Hilton
Rantes City
Su Toute
Colorado
Denver, Coloredo Springs
Pueblo
Ostless
Rocky Momntning
Santa FE
George C. Bailey
Agert
Ghe
Lewis and Clark
Tae
Union Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Jane Retta
J. T. Shanklin
A A Wikart
Tiskat Agost
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