Lawrence Journal headlines and political gossip from 1904
The Lawrence Journal appears as a weekly Lawrence Kans newspaper item dated May 1 1904. It covers political maneuvers Morgan Roosevelt prohibition and local editorials with references to Topeka and Crawford county delegates, Kansas press welcomes Chancellor Strong, and anecdotes about politicians, editors, and a baby prophecy hoax.
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Topeka
Lawrence Journal
Simehow Kansas
Dave Mclane
Leavenworth Times
Atchison County
Harper
Wichita
Atchison
Prohibition Debate Echoes Across Kansas History
A Kansas discussion recalls farm unions, political figures, and the long running prohibition law. The piece cites William Allen White, M Miller, and Landis, noting shifts in attitudes and enforcement over two decades, with views split on prohibition’s impact and future repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen White
M. Miller
Milne
Mac Landis
Federation of Women at May 1 Convention in Carthage
Delegates arrive by special trains from the east and north for the Federation of Women’s Clubs convention at Carthage Missouri. Prominent candidates for president include Mrs Whites of New York and Mrs Pho Deeler of Denver, with western contenders led by Robert Bardettes of Piven Wena. Carnegie library pledge also noted in Ellied wan Bridge St Joseph item.
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Whites
Ts. Tenisan
New York
Eisteen
Pho Deeler
Denver
al Mies
Robert A. Bardettes
Piven Wena
Trip
Stlthough
St. Joseph
Enos Kiley
Towa
Avoca
Rock Island
Baking powder scare prompts consumer warning in New York
A health warning details the danger of baking powders adulterated with alum and ground rock. Judge Clarks of St Louis convicts grocer for selling alum-based powder. Health authorities urge demand for powders with reputable names to curb fake substitutes and protect public health.
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T Mearie Ag
New York
Judge Clarks
St. Louis
Health Department of
Ithos
Moody Leaves House After Seven Years in Sixth District
Representative Moody ends seven years of service in the Sixth Massachusetts district. He attends appropriations committee duties and departs amid mourning remarks from colleagues. Moody expresses pride in his record and hopes for continued public service in Congress. The article notes impending Navy Secretary changes and mentions postal currency discussions.
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Washington
Tive Moody
Massachusetts
Appropriations Committee
Mer
Muay
Fennnat
Rey
Congress
Repubdie
Fred T. Fishback
Mr. Fistback
Brakinig
Rittensy
Peronal
Cyrus Wy Wells
Moody
Washington Senate Debates War Testimony and Funding Bills
A mixed Senate session discussed Maj Gardiner testimony before actions on military orders to the Philippines, with Lodge denying any suppression. Resolutions covered reconcentration orders and War Department communications. Bills on district court dates and land rights moved forward, while funding bills for agriculture and D C appropriations advanced amid debate on untaxed property and Jewish citizen rights.
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Washington
Renato Bettenan
Calapadi
Cable Mag
Gardai
Hay Mace Pepe Ereer
Lonna
Lodge
Te Lusisiad
Philippines
Maj. Gardener
Lome
Enater Patterson
Curmack
Tennessee
Gardiner
Rosebud
South Jinkuta
Culberson
Secretary of War
Gen. Bell
War Department
Tajo Greemer
Wie Department
Smitl
Maj. Wither Wee Tanda
Oyritimg
Wie
United States District Court
Joplin
Burton
Kansas
Committee On
Public Linds
Central
Arizona Raihway Company
San Jancisco Mountain
Arizona
Wellington
Maryland
House
District of Columbia
Secretary of State
Ruasta
Homeopaths Demand Control of State Institutions Censure of Gov Dackary
Missouri Homeopathy institute censures Gov Doskery for handing Fulton asylum to allopaths. Resolution pledges homeopaths tax contribution and rights in institutions. Also notes Clara Barton Red Cross pension support and a senate hearing on foreign relations. Terrible plagues and ship pestilence referenced with Dosa ointment ads.
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Missouri
Dackary
Fulton Tulane Asylum
St. Louis
Missouri Institute of Homeopathy
Southern Hotel
Gov. Doskery
Fulton Asylum
Stephens
W. E. Reily
Fulton
Mies
Clara Berton Washington
D. F. Tillinghast
Davenport
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Clara Barton
The
Red Cross
Foresters Convention Debates Sick Benefit Amendments
The Independent Order of Foresters in Los Angeles debates the chief ranger’s recommendations and officer elections. Proposals to establish a sick benefit department and to empower creation of foresters at sight drew sharp, radical questions. final action was deferred. Dr. Oronhyatekha nominated for re election as supreme chief ranger, and Judge Weddenburn was elected past supreme chief ranger by acclamation.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Independent Order of Foresters
Hhis
Oronhyatenka
Supreme
Judge Weddenburn
New Hunnewick
Supreme Chief Ranger
Deafness Remedies and Local Labor Strike Highlight 19th Century News
An ad touts Hall s Catarrh Cure promising cures for deafness with a one hundred dollar reward offer and medical claims from F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio. The piece also notes a Rhode Island weaving strike affecting 20601 workers and Ely s Liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh with pricing and ordering details.
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Oney
Eustechiao
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohia
Druggiars
Samak Campaign and Chinese Village Proposal in Philadelphia
A garbled report covers the Samak campaign and a Chinese village concession proposal at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. It mentions officials ordering actions, military references, and a plan to showcase Chinese life with a 390-person delegation. Also notes an embezzlement arrest in Washington and Senator Money's illness and court uncertainty.
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Jon Maydee
Merschant
Omyer
Tiladelphia
Chinatown
Hie
Ene Ayib
Shanghai
Mong Kong
Canton
Che Reid
Anil & Tea Garden
Senator Money Star
Washington
Senator Money
Mississippi
Fragmented OCR text from historical page segment
A garbled OCR passage references various names, places, and phrases without clear narrative. It appears to describe political figures, regions, and events in a disjointed stream, with multiple broken terms and nonstandard spellings. No coherent actions or outcomes emerge from the readable fragments.
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