Journal and Lawren ce papers in Kansas era mix
A Lawrence Kansas page recounts the Journal's founding and mergers with State Journal and Lawrence Tribune, noting its daily and weekly editions and telegraphic AP reports. It also covers the Perkins case rumors, speculation on death by own action, and editorials critiquing Roosevelt, Haywood, and miner strikes with local political commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Republican
State Journal
Herald of Freedom
Lawrence Tribune
Lawrence
Daily
Associated Press
Journal
Journaleekly
Kan
Debate Over Lt Fred Alford Death Provokes Poem Critique
In a Kansas Journal debate a poem about Lt Fred Alford, the first Kansas soldier killed in the Philippines, is criticized for portraying a planned suicide. Readers argue the poem is inappropriate, while others defend its honesty and mournful tone, noting a tragic love story surrounding the fallen officer. A reader from Hautchinson discusses the soldier’s betrothed and her subsequent remarriage, while concerns about insurance industry implications are raised.
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Fred Alford
Kansas
Philippines
Ls. Alford
Hautchinson
Tekas Wonder cure for kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles
Promote Tekas Wonder a patent remedy advertised to cure kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. Sold by druggists or via mail for two months treatment at 1 dollar. Includes address of distributor W. E. Hall 2926 Olive Street St. Louis Missouri and a prompt to bend for testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Resisted arrest leads to jail for Carl Drake
Carl Drake was jailed after a dawn arrest following a night with a gang of craps shooters. He violently resisted, hitting Officer Bowers and trying to injure Officer Skinbring and Steinbring. Drake was subdued and taken to jail as Mayor Barker vowed police protection and action against attackers.
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Carl Drake
Carl
Bowers
Steinbring
Barker
Memorial Day Health Note for Dr King Pills
Memorial Day praised as a time to remember with pleasure and profit to health. Dr King's New Life Pills advertised as painless purifiers curing headache and biliousness and keeping the bowels right for 25 cents at O. P. Barber & Son drug store. A woman reflects on neighbors' confusion over her trust in her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
O. P. Barber & Son
Marriage at Eudora Unites Hattie Nuffziger and John Stadler
A morning wedding at the Catholic church united Miss Hattie Nuffziger and Mr. John Stadler of Kansas City. Father Simmer officiated, a wedding dinner followed at the groom’s parents home, and the couple departed by the 2:46 train for a ten day honeymoon before settling in Kansas City where Stadler works as a rate desk clerk for the Burlington railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Simmer
Hattie Nuffziger
John Stadler
Kansas City
Chicago
Tfl
Clinton
Tews
Fragmented OCR note on old remedies and names
Fragmentary text lists outdated terms and phrases about remedies and persons. The OCR yields unclear references to King’s New Discovery and throat remedies, but most names and context are garbled, offering no coherent report or identifiable event.
Diverse Local Ads in a Frayed 1900s Page
A crowded OCR fragment presents assorted business notices and classifieds: SEWALL'S CHEMICALLY PURE PAINTS at 826 Masa Street and various trades including photographers, upholstery, carpet cleaning, transport, and harnessed horse services. Names like F H Bennett and J Keilman appear with contact details.
Local Groceries and Loans Ad Offer Prompt Service
A short classified-style note claims careful handling of phone orders for groceries and meats to boost business. It invites customers to call and visit Alfred S. Eliot at 1200 New York Bt and Morrison & Lemon at 744 Mass. Street for farm property loans with rates as low as five percent and optional payments.
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Alfred S. Eliot
New York
Nuy!e
Morrison & Lemon
Mass. Street
Notice of Appointment and Probate Notices in Kansas
Notice is hereby given that on July 24 1907 the undersigned was appointed and qualified as administrator of Lucy A Haskell estate by the Probate Court Douglas County Kansas. Also, on July 16 1907 the estate of G H Wheeler was probated in Douglas County with appointment made. Union Pacific timetable lists trains Overland Limited and local departures and arrivals through Leavenworth and Junction City with various Motor Car and Accommodation trains.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Lucy A. Haskell
Lawrence Daily
State of
G. H. Wheeler
Kan
Union Pacific
Overland Limited
Pacific Coast
K. C
Selina
Pacifica Coast
Junction City
Y . Leavenworth Sranch
Lucus Hiram Parkins
Kereas
Pribete
Kazsan
Lucius Hiram Patina
Wai, Hazen
Alfred
Mexican fibre woven summer hat at Indian Store
A strong serviceable straw style hat woven from Mexican fibre with a colored design in the brim. Weighs about five ounces and suited for seashore camping fishing or gardening. Price 50e, C. C. Seewir, Indian Store, 917 Muss. St.
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C. C. Seewir
Muss. St
Wanted Sheriff Sale Notices Lawrence Daily Journal 1867
Public notices from Lawrence Kansas list sheriff sale actions detailing orders of sale in the Fourth Judicial District, describing properties and executors, with dates and court locations. The items include real estate and personal property tied to estates in Douglas County, with sale terms and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Carpet and Ritz Co
Lawrence
Kansas
Wichita Carpet and Rug Co
P. O. Bor
Lawrence Daily Journal
District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District
John Suttern
Martha Wilson
John Boyd
Edward Boyd
William Boyd
Maggie Goldtrap
Myra Boyd
Joseph Neely
Thomas Miller
Joseph Miller
Lizzie Miller
William Henry Gailey
Annie May Gaily
James Elmer Gaily
Lillian Gaily
Edith Gaily
William H. Neely
Donglag County
Township Thirteen
N.E
N. W
Douglas County
Kanssa
J. R. Woodward
Lost items and strays appear in local notices
Lost gold engraved bracelet to Mrs. Withers at Fairfax hotel or Airdome with reward. Lost on July 21 a gold-toned Ladies circle brooch pin to Fred Taggart at 734 Mass St. Reward. Lost semi-fitting tan satin-lined jacket. Return to Journal office or Myra Bella Woodward Clinton. Strayed small black Yorkshire Terrier with light leather collar and yellow spots. Liberal reward offered.
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Circus
Mrs. Withers
Fairfax Hotel
Airdome
Mass
Wiedemann
Fred Taggart
Mass. St
Journal Office
Myra Bella Woodward
Clinton
The Judge's Bride Surprises Local Paper Office
A weary editor recalls drafting a glowing writeup for Judge Whiting's wedding. A rushed proof misprint turns the bride into a “brilliant example of the survival of the fattest” as she is described as red haired and weighing 210 pounds, prompting a correction in Chicago Record-Herald.
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Basilias
Talo
Villacksmith
Judge Whiting
Idalo
Ilastriens
Lene
Sway
Troy
N.Y
George
Chicago Record-Herald
Woman Worries and Weller’s Critique in English Magazine
A Caswell’s Magazine writer argues that domestic worry stems from budget overreach and living beyond means. He suggests that excessive household labor and financial strain harm sleep health and temper, affecting the whole family.
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Caswell
Micawber
Music in the Tyrol a glimpse of village concerts charm
A European traveler notes Tyrolean village concerts near Innsbruck and Salzburg. Peasant tables, national dress, and simple music with zither and singers create intimate performances. The scene blends local rhythms with occasional hidden instruments and bands, preserving classic Tyrolean flavor.
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Salzburg
Tyrol
Alitine
Hugo's Faith Confession Circulates In Magazines
Hugo's Beautiful Faith article reports on Victor Hugo's religious views as shared in magazines, noting his claim that the idea of God appears through religious reflection but is reshaped by human perception. He emphasizes placing God above dogma and expresses belief in the God of all men and the power of love.
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Roosevelt
Lula Register
Hugo
Victor Hugo
God
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Onnom
F.J Jaedicke
Kennedy & Ernst
Herman Broeker
Kanata
The
Lawrence Journal Company
J. Ll. Brady
L. H. Perkins
HE Perkins
Dhien
Suicidad
Lucius H. King
Pacific Ocean
Supreme Court
Col. Ayres
Nebraska
Suding
Carrel
Janeder
Ile
Haywood
Harry Orchard
Lou
Miners Union
Andes
Heywood
Perking
Anita
Noman Wark
Bowersock
Eudora
Evis
Ane
Bears
Nieth
NEW_ YORK
PTC Roe Ies
Castoria
F. H. Bennett
Maas
June B. Shane
Masa
St. Bell
Home
W.d. Francisco & Sons
Lawrence Transfer Co
Fred Olson
Bridge Street
Bell
J. Keilman
W. Warren Street
Hargains
Nellie G. Haskell
Lawrences Daily Journal
Sheriff's Sale
Hanses
Smd
Dongres
Caldwell
Hala Saniat Peets
Eone Onemoy
Jock P. m
Tas County Court House
Endarts
Gaia
Woodw
Ghertit
Douglas
W. H. Pendletes
C-O Journal
Wm. F. Helm Commission Co
T16
Oliver Typewriters
University Book Store
McCollum Place
Tennessee Street
Bell Phone
Divilbiss
Jersey
Inquirer A
BR. Olmstead
West Warren At
Lave Stock Auctionser
Sears
Trovillo and
Kreider
J. N. Marchberger
McCurdy & Harris
J. HL Gillham
Wermont Street
Kentucky Street
D. L. Eddy
R. L St. Bell
A. B. Martin
Trome
Mint
Vermont Street
W. N. Rogers
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Louisiana Street
Rhode Island
Frank Gee
Mississippi and
Pinckney
W. E. Pendleton
John Tarpy
Lawrence Iron Works
Corelis
Adam
Weller
E. B. Pierson
Hugh Blair
Lawrence Datty Journal
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