Journal and era notes and war updates in Kansas press
The item surveys the Lawrence Journal and its editions, listing publication details and prices, then shifts to a digest of current affairs. It mentions Japan's war, sea battles, Cuban arms, St Petersburg reports, theatre fires, Nebraska investigations, oil price notes, Rockefeller funding, and U.S. stance on Venezuela, plus local politics and rail land issues in Kansas.
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Indiana Laughter in Church Sparks Lawsuit in State
A Indiana report notes a suit over laughter in church, while Kentucky adopts a horse racing betting ban likely hard to enforce. The item surveys regional politics, crime, and economic notes, including Cassie Chadwick's prison sentence, Japanese and Russian tensions, and railway developments.
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The Peasant and His Land in Russia Reform Debate
A excerpt discusses land reform ideas in Russia as described by David Bell in Century, noting peasant improvements in farming and the tension between peasants and landlords. It covers land ownership, zemstvo proposals, and the risk of perpetuating unequal distributions, with references to imperial politics and economic interests.
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Broken Teeth Disruptive Incident at Meeting
Witnesses describe a disruptive scene as teeth were broken during a confrontation. Participants include Rowen Ho and Hhildike, with laughter observed amid the event. The damage to teeth appeared central to the disturbance and the tone suggested disbelief at the extent of the harm.
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Marriages in New York City Show Higher Rates in Manhattan
A New York Sun analysis finds marriage rates per 1000 residents highest in Manhattan, with Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Queens also showing strong figures. The piece discusses factors shaping where newlyweds settle, noting more widows and various demographics in Manhattan compared to outer boroughs. It frames Greater New York as seeing rising marriages outpacing rural areas, amid immigration and housing trends.
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Lost and found and sales notices from early 1900s Journal
Classified snippets include missing items and rewards. Entries note lost black and white check waist near 800 block and Massachusetts street. a heavy gold watch chain around Adams, Lee, and Kentucky streets with a $5 reward. a green silk jacket between Haskell Institute and the University of Kansas. and multiple for sale ads including horses and a 50 foot tot at 800 block R I street. Also an address for musical company inquiries via M. L. care of the Journal.
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Fads of burglars and a generous thief
The article recounts curious burglar cases including a break in at Laylie Hall in Richmond. A note of remorse spared valuables while praising philanthropist Carnegie. Other tales include a breadwinner thief returning stolen goods to elderly couples and a doctor helping a patient who later repaid with cash and goods.
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Antlers and Horns Explained for Deer Family
A reader asks about antlers versus horns in deer and related animals. The article explains the difference, noting that antlers shed annually while horns do not, and lists examples among moose caribou elk and pronghorn among others. It also mentions the timing of antler shedding and factors affecting antler health.
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