Journal History and Kansas News Digest 1075
The Lawrence Journal, a longstanding daily weekly, outlines its publication scope and history, claiming century-old status and exclusive dispatch rights. The issue surveys Kansas topics from politics and law to education, rail and gas franchises, local government, and university progress, with notes on state events, reports on rail crashes, prohibition cases, and civic developments.
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Nawratce Journal Co
Lawrence Republican
Lawrence Tribune
Lawrence
Gireir
Rai
Jty
Journal
Karras
Fires Journal
Theta Mycate
Neers
Outaideef
Konsen
New Telephone Subscribers Supplemental List May 15
May 15 supplement lists new subscribers and addresses in the Telephone Directory. Entries include names and street locations such as Main, White, and Delaware with assorted numbers, schools, banks, and individuals like Davis Geo L and Clifton Hiatt.
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Telephone
Bowersock
Central School
Warren & Ky
Davis
Geo L
Law Nat'l T Bank
Dews
Geo
Doubleday
Teno
Hiatt
Clifton T
Eldridge
Delaware
Quincy
Bothwell
Lawrence plans curb and macadam work bids invited
Sealed bids for grading curb and macadamizing El-Mort Street and Elliott Street from Bun to Michigan and to city limits are due July 3 at 3 pm in the City Clerk’s office. Includes limestone or concrete curbings, stone arch culverts, and masonry per plans with certified check. City reserves right to reject any bids.
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Lawrence Daily Journel
Lawrence
Kansas
el- Mort Street
Tat Bun Street
Michigan Street
Elty
D Brouks
Electric Welding Transforming American Manufacture
The American system of electric welding enables continuous wire fencing and rapid mass production. Horizontal and vertical wires are welded by small transformers as they advance, creating strong, homogeneous joints in seconds. Widespread adoption depends on cheap electrical power, with advantages over forge methods and potential new industries arising from the process.
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Chicago Tribune
Ted Boli
England
Tea and two houses shaped the nation’s laws
A remark attributed to Washington and Jefferson from 1787 imagines the two house structure as a cooling measure for hurried legislation. The Interior writer notes the Senate’s deliberation has protected the Republic but acknowledges some say this system spoils good policy as well.
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Washington
Jefferson
Saya
Congress
Senate
Strictly American Tree and Glass Building Ideas
A long feature contrasts the shellbark hickory as a quintessentially American tree with its large winter buds and rough bark. It then notes a Parisian patent for glass house construction using opalescent glass walls, brackets in timber beams, a 12 inch air gap for insulation, and potential fuel savings and dust reduction, including a plan to repurpose old glass into paving bricks.
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Blass House
New Building Material Trials With Brick and Sand Foundation
Report describes a Paris tested brick material made from broken bottles and window panes as raw material. Bricks laid on a wooden template lack concrete foundation and are fragile. Officials favor increasing brick thickness to four inches and placing on a sand foundation to reduce noise, though wear compared to stone remains under review.
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Paris
Lifelong Civil Service Roles and Pension Appeal
The New York Herald notes English civil service offers lifelong tenure with a pension, lacking strong partisan shifts. Pay ranges from $15 weekly in post offices to $4,000 yearly for top clerks, with gradual increases across departments. Despite modest salaries, the security and pension allure attract many to government positions.
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New York Herald
Civil Service
United States
England
Post Office Department
Excise Department
Navy Department
Playground of a Nation Yellow Stone National Park
Description exalts Yellowstone as the ultimate playground with terraces geysers waterfalls hot springs and abundant wildlife. Claims government roads and U.S. troops ensure access while noting World To-Day’s praise and anticipated summer tourism for Americans and Europeans alike.
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Yellowstone National Park
New Zealand
Iceland
Waterfalla
Cumberland
Killarney
Chase
Auvergne
Saya
France
Germany
Rockies
Oil for Rough Seas and Shipboard Warnings
Untidy clipping blends nautical remarks and ads. It notes oil spills, ship traffic advisories, and a Wabash railroad sales pitch stressing fast routes to St Louis and New York. Mentions Dean's Ointment, Burdock Blood Bitters, and travel service highlights amid garbled text and quotes.
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Kansas’City
Louis
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Toledo
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Boston
Zanzibar clove forests and a Russian liquor monopoly
A meandering, imperfectly scanned compilation covers Zanzibar clove forests praised for fragrance and contrast with old town squalor, plus a discussion of Russia's liquor monopoly under Minister Witte. It cites monetary figures from 1593 to 1901, government revenue, temperance donations, and notes on retail stores and abstinence debates alongside a medical advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Witte
Russia
Philadelphia Ledger
Temperance Societes
High Heel Shoes in American Fashion Says Militarism Endures
The Detroit Free Press reports that high heel shoes have captivated American footwear culture, with both men and women adopting tall heels amid traces of military influence. The piece argues the trend will persist for years, driven by public opinion and a shift toward uniform style influenced by militaristic ideas.
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Aleu
Wolker
Ida
Detroit
Feue
Allowalle
Swiss School Holidays Heat Cure
A Philadelphia Bulletin report quotes a Swiss teacher praising heat holidays as wise. It notes Switzerland sets a maximum temperature for schools, closing when reached so children escape stifling rooms and teachers waste less time, with baths, groves, lakes, and play as alternatives.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Wence
Man with No Tea In. Him. Teaism and Japanese Influence
A fragmentary excerpt discusses Japan's long isolation fostering Teaism and its influence on homes, cuisine, art, and culture as described by Kakuzo Okakura and echoed through a noisy mix of quotes. It notes how natives view restraint and personal drama amid cross-cultural curiosity.
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Japan
Qkakura Kakuzo
International Quarterly
Fragmented OCR Nonsense From Aged Page
The readable bits describe a ballot related scene with mentions of a reader, carriers, and a legal or election context. Names and places are garbled, but some terms imply a ballot or voting notice and distribution detail on a historical newspaper page.
For Sale Good Barn at 000 Massachusetts Street
Auction or sale notice describes a barn in good condition available to move immediately. Inquiries directed to 000 Massachusetts Street. Local property listing notes quick sale terms and onsite inspection.
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Massachusetts Street
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Dali
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Spain
Gach
California
Todian
Ritebeeck
Roosevelt Way
Beef Trust
New Lawrence Company
Philadelphia
Winfield
Atchison
University of Kansas
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Osury
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Portland Fair
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Rugsia
Glasgow Street Railway
Chicago
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Sdiools
National Editorial Association
Great Bay State
Ron
Charles F. Scott
Board of Regents
Dean Carruth
Her
Ssour
Sovdolus Syrmagwits
Houses OF Congress
Dr. Thomas
Guinea
Pes Wien
Dean
Zanzibar
Clova
Syren
Ceylon
Anzibar
Old Town
Garden of Eden
Smetia
Este
Zanaibar
HaMera
Herve Mary
Menard
Hell
Datuf Vessimirelals
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Cheney & Cu
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Urvechets
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Detruit Free Press
Phoenix
Arizona
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Santa Fe
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Kan
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Vattleres Secertieg
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Deereza
E Ofakcex
Okibers
WaMme Colum
Kel New Hampshire Street
Epee
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Mass. Street
Journal Office
Mo. & Kans
Vermont Street
Sala
New Court House
Kentucky Street
New Eldridge Hotel
Santa Fe Hotel
Henry Street
Doctor Phillips
New Hampshire
Reat
North Lawrence
New York Street
L. C. McIntire
Tennnessee Street
Teo
W. E. Brockelsy
Etst
Hanoosk
Pink
Esotty
Castoria
Sev Centabn ComPany
MURAT
HEW Tors
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Portland
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Seattle
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Telura
Clare Bad
George GC. Bailey
Homeseekers
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C Lovrien Ant
Messenges Gest
Kanes Orr
Hilton Grépel
Avent
Lowy
The
Colorado
Colorado Midland Railway
Cripp’s Creek
Sandville
Glenrod Springs
Bast Lake City
Midland
Cate
Booklote Ang Il
Mohell Law
T. Pla
Noa
Howton
City
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Denver
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Yellowstone National Fark
Great Shoshoee
Falla
Columbia River
Hood
Califorpis
Acrore
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Union Pacific and Connections
U.P
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