Lawrence Journal 1886 Republican Convention and local notes
A Lawrence Kansas issue reports the Republican Congressional Convention set for July 3 Ottawa Kansas and delegates to represent counties, plus commentary on local weather, city politics, and the Bedale Brown council tie in Lawrence with questions on authority for a special election and potential costs borne by Third Ward residents.
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Dame G. Bisine
Presi
dJotnwon
Wat Andersing
Garnett
Ksasas
Gavolton
Lane
Tary
Bartor Jovasal
Bedale
Wa. Bedale
Edwinh Brown
Beadle
Brown
Electian 50
Mir
Theate and
Clasa
Ulis
Maxoe
Muayor
City of
Lawrence Hs
Uwir
Third Ward
Nation debates tariff, rail gauges, and food labels
The text surveys political maneuvers and public works across states. It notes calls to begin a battle soon, claims a silver discovery in New Mexico, and discusses margarine legislation, railroad standards, and monument funding. It references Lawrence, Kansas, and New Jersey politics, and mentions Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Ingalls in photographs.
Ailment Remedies Promote Kidney Action and Healing
A historic ad describes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for wounds and skin issues and Hoatetter's Steimach Bitters to stimulate failing kidneys and purify blood. It touts cures for constipation fever and ague rheumatism dyspepsia and related ailments with a guaranteed money back offer. Barber Bros sells both products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoatetter
Bucklen
Barber Bros
Justice Over Law in Local Trial Rhetoric
A dramatic courtroom speech argues for justice over strict legal technicality, praising common sense and honesty. The speaker rejects heavy reliance on Coke and Blackstone, urging jurors to focus on fair outcomes between neighbors rather than legal jargon.
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Ben
Webster
Dudley
England
Raymond
Epping
Exeter
Burlington Senses Scandal Over Mother Hubbard Dress
Burlington New Jersey weighs restrictions on Mother Hubbards after Miss Hla Hammel wore the dress on Broad and High streets. A mob shouted insults, missiles were thrown, and police escorted her home. Mayor Gilpath bans the dress on streets except under strict rules to protect young women, while Col Hammel pursues legal action. Miss Hammel is ill with nervous prostration after the incident.
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Mother Hubbard
Buerlington
N. J
Hla Hammel
Teregr
Miss. Hummel
Capt. Hays
Miss Hammel
Hammel
Col
John Hammel
Gilpath
Mother Hubbards
Burlington
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