Journal, daily and weekly Lawrence paper in Kansas 1895
The Journal of Lawrence Kansas reports daily and weekly editions with the daily paper published each evening except Sundays and a sixteen page weekly issued every Saturday. Subscription details include city delivery and club rates for one year in advance. The page notes political mentions, economic notes, and local interest items reflecting era concerns.
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Tae Jovrnat
Lawrence Republican
State Journal
Ped
Harald
Lawrence Tribune
Papar
Jommas i
Audagtonsi
Associated Pres
Geery Pontom
Givan
Journal
Lawrence, Kineas
Kansas Ominous Weather Notes and Civic Oddities
A muddled column notes a scorching day and hints of more heat to come. It references an aeronaut injured after a 3000 foot fall, boasts of Missouri corn and frog farming, and praises Topeka Capital’s urban reporting. Kentucky gossip about municipal water chiefs, stock prospects, and a Kansas court ruling on a wife’s right to search a husband’s pockets appear amid light political jabs and societal scandal chatter.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Telegraphic Brevities Highlight Diverse Political and Accidental Incidents
The district of Columbia supreme court awards H Maffat of Denver a promissory judgment for 1,222,500 against Chesapeake Beach Railway. Hargid Powell confirms that properly refrigerated ripe fruit survives sea transit up to fifteen days. Oklahoma Governor Ferguson appoints Thomas Seward as grain inspector replacing the resigning A Hidackman. Vernon Quver suffers severe injuries after a moving train mishap near Shawnee. Governor Folk accepts Wright county Representative CA Sewtoe’s resignation as he becomes assistant US attorney for Missouri. 3.1 Norris accepts call to First Presbyterian Church Ping Lilud Arkansas effective Sept 1. Kustenju Romania correspondent notes sailors claim 30 surrendering battleship crew were shot. Express Drivers union votes on resuming or pausing strikes in Chicago. Lena Russian ship officer granted leave by State Department. William Durham near Cleburne Texas dies by self-inflicted gunshot after illness. Lincoln City freight depot fire causes 1400 dollars loss, insured. cause unknown. Governor Sarles and Senator McCum—
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Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Avid H. Maffat
Denver
Solo
Agaiest
Chesapeake Beach Railway Company
Hargid Powell
United States Department of Agriculture
Ferguson
Oklahoma
Thomas Seward
Guthrie Territorial Grain Inspector
A. Hidackman
el Reno
Vernon Quver
Calvin
Tidwore
Shawnee
Aka
Govaroor Folk
CA Sewtoe
Wright County
United States District
Western District
Missouri
Norris
Orlando
Fla
First Presbyterian Church
Ping Lilud
Ark
J. L. Caldwell
Chronicle
Kustenju
Romania
Kulaz Potemsice
Express Drivers’ Union
Chicago
San Francisco
State Department
William Durham
Cleburne
Texas
Jia
Southern Railway
Lincoln City
Ind
Boonville
Governto Sarles
McCum
North Dakota Leaders Entertained Aboard Dakota
Congressman Marshall and 43 prominent North Dakota men including state officials were entertained aboard the steamship Dakota on the Great Northern line with Governor Mead and federal officials assisting. A Tuas kolans clock was presented to the boat. In Indianapolis an undertaker’s son drowned after falling into a cistern. In Covington Kentucky Raymond Williams was fatally crushed on a construction site. At Iowa City a young farmer Willan Jones shot his divorced wife and a man named Danger, with the assailants likely to die.
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Ber
Congressman Marshall
North Dakota
Dakota
Great Northern Line
Mead
Nelson L. Jones
Indianapolis
Louisville and Nashville
Raymond Wiliams
Covington
Iowa City
Willan Jones
Danger
Fae
Heth
Railroads Add to Nation's Death Rate in First Quarter
Interstate Commerce Commission telegram reports rail accidents in January to March show 25 passengers and 24 employees killed and 1 951 passengers and 2 042 employees injured in train accidents. Delays and derailments add more casualties to the total toll of 50 killed and 1 313 injured.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Petition for divorce filed by Prince Phillip of Saxe Coburg and Gotha
Prince Phillip of Saxe Coburg and Gotha today files a petition for divorce from Princess Louise, eldest daughter of the king, following her elopement with an Austrian lieutenant. The notice appears amid society chatter and includes a sale pitch for Chamberlain's Stomach Liver Tablets.
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Gora Daly
Phillip
Saxe Coburg and Gotha
Louise
Rumor of Imperial Change Circulates in Russia
A sensational rumor in St Petersburg claims a large party at Moscow favors proclaiming the deposition of Emperor Nicholas and setting up a regency for the infant Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolaievitch under four grand dukes. It alleges the All Rusztstov and Daumatist congress in Moscow has been prohibited.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Moscow
Nicholas
Nicholas Nikolaievitch
Topeka Line Faces Passenger Train Stops Protest
July 1 report from St Marys Kansas shows Mayor T J Ryan pressing the railroad board to compel the Cont Pachia line to halt all passenger trains at St Marys. Town objects to being a whistle stop and seeks official stop orders for arrivals and departures.
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Topeka
St. Marys
Kan
Pachia
T J. Ryan
Atchison Corn Carnival Plans In September
Atchison Kansas schedules a corn carnival for September 1 and 8 due to a large corn crop. Elery's Royal Australian band is engaged. The King of England is offered American typewriter for his use. The text mentions bitters as popular medicine for various ailments.
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Atchison, Kans
Atchison His
Elery
England
SPECIAL PAYMASTER NAMED TOPEKA MOVE PROMPTS DISBURSEMENT CONCERNS
The Kansas National Guard paymaster Charles Kiliate is named disbursing officer for the Chea ropular army causing distrust in guardsmen handling government funds. Former disbursing officer Colonel Harry Wyrren faced scrutiny after accounts showed he did not withdraw his own pay, leading to red tape and political pressure surrounding the funds.
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Topeka
Charles Kiliate
Kansas O Nationial Guard
Harry Wyrren
Clark
Long
Ife
Bt Tock
partZot
Loget Brent
Local notices and medical ads mix in noisy 19th century page
An assortment of patent medicine claims and health ads mingle with a note on Epworth League and G A R convention plans. Advertisements tout Hall's Catarrh Cure and other remedies while mentioning F J Cheney and various druggists. Also referenced are Denver Rockies travel notes and Colorado Midland Ry agency details.
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Epworth League
Metrolst Episcopal Eburen
Denver
Rockies
Mountainps
GH. Speeps
Colorado
Blood Remedy Destroys Severe Rheumatism in Greensburg
A reader from Greensburg Pa tests the blood purifier 8.8.B and 10 for blood poison. The writer says persistent use healed a severe rheumatic disease with weight loss sore throat eruptions and splotches. He urges others to follow directions for a thorough elimination of the virus. June 16 1903.
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Sud
Greensburg
Doan's Kidney Pills touted for backache relief
A fragment claims Doan's Kidney Pills eased a boy’s back and kidney pain after scarlet fever and notes a father’s high regard. It also mentions land openings in Utah and travel tips for Colorado via the Colorado Midland Railway with details on registration, dates, and agents.
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Uintah Indian Reservation
Utaha
Grand Junction
Colorado
Vercal
Price
Provo
Uteh
Continga
Uriah
Vornal
Utah
Aggastadib
Denver
Pointe East
Colorado Midland Railway
Ergin Aervics
Morell Law, T. F.& Pla. O. M. Ky
Boston
Kansas City
C. H Speers
Gomera
For Rent and Sale Notices on Ohio and New Hampshire Streets
Classified rental and sale listings for multiple properties with terms, addresses, and contact details. Includes a modern store space on Teletry Street, an eight lots on New Hampshire Street, and a four room cottage on New York Street. Also notes two registered bulls for service and a request for a second house girl.
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Tletry Street
Hector Phillips
Adiana Street
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Kater Keene
Scien Mail
Lawrence Journal Go, Publishers
Lawrence
Lawson
Minnesota
Bryan
Congress
Equitable Life Assurance
Indian Territory
Kasnia Ara
Agricultural Department
Nebraska
Union
Norway
Statistical Bureau of the Agricultural Department
Roosevelt Lay
New York
University of Missouri
Folk
St. Louis
Hoch
Kelly
Ract
Philadelphia
Air. Root
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
Japan
Kansas News
Scott
Tn Kansas
Caburo
Kanana
Caburn
Baef Trust
Hach
Kanyas
Laskell
Heeh
Burrow
Death Valley
AIF MaHy
Atchison’s Corn Carnival
Funda
K. NU
Hall
Chexeby & CO
Toledo
Walls
Diuvgiate
Pamily Pilla
Rojestvensky
Admiral Hojestvensky
Betmis Ptles
Harriet Howard
Barber & Son
Serpent
S.S
S.S. S
Atlanta
James Oubram
Doan
Mra
Alice Thornton
Jersay
Dean
Dick Bros
Start
Myseh
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Ens
California
Colonio Midland Railway
Heart of
Speers G P. A
Danver
Waits
Collam
Ohio Street
W. E. Hrockelsby
East Hancock
Pink
Lewis’ Chamber Yard
Willey, Lawenca
Kao
Gener
7 Rerenue Daily Journal
Mary
Vileks
Ali Ithepperanns
Uchferesald
Ecourt
Duras
Algal
Gee
Synaregards
Brooks
Ony Gerk
Kwrenee
Warren
Henrys Reeta
Vermont
Kentucky
Kagsas
Lawrance
Seau ‘Olty Geri
Union PaniGo
Porstead
Exposition
Paciha Northwest
Tatea
Portland
Syiew As
Madisox
Wia
Milwaukee
Munkegos
Ottawa Keech
Saugatuck
Mich
Feackfort
Northport
Michigen
Mackinee Island
Ludiigion
Treaverse Utp
George C, Bailey
Messouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma, Indian Territory
J. 0. Lovrien
A. Hilton
General Massenger
Genera
el Chiy
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
George C. Bailey
Agert
Santa FE
Ghe
Oregon
McUbee
Union Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Shanklin Depot Agnet
Wikart
Agost
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