The Journal weekly edition and telegraphic report
A damaged text fragment notes the Journal weekly edition and a complete telegraphic report for the forty four board precedes publication. It mentions the Journal, daily edition delivered by carrier, and subscription terms. A political commentary criticizes government corruption in Indian Territory and Oklahoma, referencing Gov Hoch, post office politics, Governor Stailey, and reform movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joumma
Ganty
Sonday
Ibary
Asde
Gutis
Kanzes
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Fnc
Passing of Witte Ends Russia Reform Era
Dispatches confirm the rumor that Corol Witte has resigned as premier of Russia and reti red to private life. Witte, a towering figure for two decades, was seen as the only man able to save Rossia from humiliation after the Japanese war. His retreat leaves the czar exposed to intrigues as the nation seeks a new path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corol Witte
Russia
Honese
Witte
Rossia
Tolstoy
America
Asl
Uron Hig
Aea Keane Orar An Rindelos
Sunday School Display At Convention Highlights Publishing
A Sunday school convention features a display in Congregational church parlors showing cards papers pamphlets and devices used in Sunday school work. Mavid Cook Co of Elgin displays 10 publications including Young People's Weekly Boy's World Girls Companion and Mother's Magazine. The Westminster Board of Publishers of St Louis presents hymnals and books with works by Rev Lawrence also prominent. A boast about preferring to be right than president is quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Mavid ¢. Cook
Elgin
Go Exhui
Young People's Weekly
Boy's World
Girls Companion
Welcome
Cook
Calcayo
Westminster
Presbyterian
St. Louis
Lawrence
Witte’s Power and Fall in Czarist Russia
The article notes Witte’s long rise to influence over the czar, his social advances including recognition of a Jewish wife, and clashes with the Russian court. Failing to resign, he remained in office until Nicholas the second finds a potential successor as Witte retires to private life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantis
Witte
Nicholas
Russia
Real Estate Transfers and Catarrh Cure Advertisements
Record shows real estate transfers in Lawrence and Prairie City areas with several parcels, lots, and street names along with consideration sums. Also includes Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertisement and testimonials from Cheney Co, Roxwan & Marvin, and mentions Ball’s Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marela M. Dayer
Anxcortes
Wash. I
James Hirewn
Elm Street
North Lawrance
Wm. T. Sinclair
Lawrence
James Brown
Theo Elmo
North Lawrence
CG. HK
Flatt
Lecompton
Anna J. Wiles
Sak
Tac
Mary Shatter
Hardwin
Family R. Scott
Prairie City
Consideration &i Kale B. North
Mary R. Showalter
Chapel Street
Bald
S. BR
Carmean and Wife
Douglas County
Dora Burton
Hall
B.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F.J. Cheney
Wanna
Dr Williams Pink Pills Restore Health and Strength
Mrs Mary Gagner of 676 South Summer Street Holyoke Mass recounts severe dizziness and weakness forcing resignation from mills work. After two years of poor health she used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, took six boxes, and fully recovered, enjoying renewed energy and capability in daily tasks. The ad touts Pink Pills as building new blood and restoring health, claiming benefits for a wide range of ailments caused by bad blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williama
Mary Gagner
South Summer Street
Holyoke
Mass
Dr. Williams
Pinkin
Mrs. Cisener
Williams
Fink Jillz
China asserts rights to Manchuria and open door
Washington reports China asserts sovereignty over Manchuria wrested from Russia and seeks to preserve the open door. The State Department prepared to establish consulates at Antung Tataung Mow Mukden and Dalay but occupation delayed openings. China’s actions, though not openly aggressive, complicate the withdrawal of Japanese and Russian troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Manchuria
State Department
Antung
Tataung Mow
Mukden
Ad Dalay
Japan
Russa
To Capture Outlaws Near Taal Volcano
Manila reports that starting May 3 the constabulary with Governor Juan Schaick of Cavite will move to capture Montalon and his outlaw band south of Taal Volcano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Juan Schaick
Cavite
Montalon
Taal Volcano
Fire in Chicago Blacksmith Shop Causes $20,000 Loss
A blaze in a Blacksmith shop at the Illinois Steel Company plant in south Chicago today caused damage estimated at $20,000. No injuries were reported as firefighters contained the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mlinois Steel Company
McClure's May Volume Promises Kipling and Life Insurance Features
McClure's begins May with two major series Kipling's Robie and Goodfellow- Its Friends, plus Burton J. Hendrick on Life Insurance The Surplus Basis of Corruption exposes efforts to siphon funds while a few strive to salvage them The issue also presents new Milton insights by George Edward Woodberry and other literary pieces by Clara Morris John McAuley Palmer and Stewart Edward White among others with poetry by Wilkinson Brynner and Houseman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecClure
Betn Rudyard Kipling
Robie
Goodfellow
Burton Jendrick
Kipling
Madrian
England
George Edward Woodberry
John Milton
Eatherland
Carl Schurz
Clara Morris
Jonh McAuley Palmer
Col
Lomkpin
Stewart Edward White
Bill
Richard Waadboerm Child
Mr Wilton Woodrow
Josph C. Lincoln
Florence Wilkinson
Whitter Brynner
A.E. Houseman
Castaigne
Ditzler
Lowell
Wyeth
Glatkent
Sloan
Dope, Doas’s Kidney Pills, and Workhouse Brotherhood
An item discusses Doas’s Kidney Pills claimed to cure kidney and back trouble, with testimonial lines from Lawrence and others, then shifts to The Workhouse Brotherhood in Cleveland. It notes twenty three graduates running a cooperative house, supporting each other, and critiques a rule demanding total abstinence and no tobacco. A May issue reference is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kidary Pilla
Kideeys
Palacw
Tirangth
Lawresce
Jamors McCrealb
Retirad
Laos
Dick Bros
Avery Wey
Cleveland
Cleveland House
Everybody's Magazine
Aldrich Sidetracked by Roosevelt Amid Senate Battle
Washington May 4 Nelson W Aldrich faces a rare loss of control over upper house legislation affecting financial interests. Indications point to Roosevelt's victory over Congress as leaders aligned with Standard Oil. The Garfield report and president’s remarks are seen as tools in undoing Aldrich’s influence, leaving him dazed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Nelson W Aldrich
Aldrich
Roosevelt
Congress
Standard
Garfield
Leavenworth Race Trouble Over Valedictorian Honor
A colored girl in Leavenworth earns top grades in high school examinations and is titled valedictorian in a class of forty four. Some residents oppose awarding the honor to her, fearing cheating by peers and parents, despite efforts to prepare a proper ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Mins Bruce
Who Pays the Expense in Kansas Government Case
Governor Hooks explains consent for filing against the government in a railroad suit. The query arises who financed Attorney General Coleman's Washington trip. A pawnshop quip about a diamond mirrors the era's tone and the debate over state costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hook
State of
Coleman
New and Second Hand Store and Local Ads
Readable classified items list secondhand store, lumber, eggs, poultry, fruits, and job ads. Includes contact details, pricing hints, and multiple business notices from 734 Magsschungtis Street to 265 Rhode Island Street, with various sellers and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magsschungtis Street
D. Litwin Bell
Alaska to Patagonia Gray Plovers and Rail Link Dreams
A fragmentary note traces the gray plover’s migration from Alaska to Patagonia near Patagonya with a projected Pan American railway envisioned to unite continents. It also cites New York transit fare data and a French cabinet snapshot, including Sarrien and Clemenceau figures, amid scattered historical observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Yukon
Alagka
Wimay
Patagonia
Sutton Farm Stallions Auction Highlights Stallions and Prices
Sutton Farm offers West of High class stallions and non standard mares for sale. Barger Alcantara and Tosa McGregor feature among bids from Lou Strauss and other buyers, with a black colt and named foals expected to draw interest. Charles Sutton promotes Mobinson shows and describes desirable stock for the upcoming sale.
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Barger
Ebeataut
Alcantara
Mike
Mobinson Asia
Hincolte Prove
Ead
Lombis
S&b
Heunsell
Ieeere
Anses
Sutton, Poehler Farm Wrenoe
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Baterel ‘En Ecunt
Bawrenss, Renne
THE
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Lawrence, Kansas
Katy
Gov. Hoch
Ewing Merbert
Govenor Stailey
Governor Stailey
Ballay
Anna
Staten
Groyers, Inc
McClure's
Placedj
F. R. Kennedy
S. R. Holloway
Bowersock Mills & Power Co
Leon
Workhouse Brotherhood
Rhode Island
Walesa
Pingry
W. Huffines
Eale
South Lawrence
Russell Sparka Coal Co
Lawrence Iron Works
Aaloy
Kreider
N. Harsoberger
Aenis
Sunan Francisco
Ube
Breight Pala
Ubbeaga
Herd & Jones
Hoth
J. Ht
Gilha
Pringle
Kentucky
Ontario Streets
Ohio Street
R H Rogers
Rhode Island Street
Bell
San Francisco
Outfit
Hrouse
Sala
Muich
Durham
Plymouth Rock Chickens
New Hampshire Street
Plymouth Rock
H A Sibley
W J Gilmore
E Winthrop Streat
University Gas and Mantle Co
Mra Cordley
Indiana Street
Boata
Ohio Streat
Kentucky Streat
Plano
Vermont Street
Agente
Survivor
Standard Co
Dearborn &J
CB Caldwell
New Jersey Street
Hhods Island Street
Lawreces
Kansas
Ed Anderson
Red
Lawrence Business Galleae
Seach
National Co
Chestnut Street
Philadelphs
Globe Company
Phila
Journal of the
Suger Bowl Confectionary
Mass St
Dick Patch
Joe Patchen
Dap Patch
Lamb's
George W. Willis
Omnaer
Far
Cape Horn
Pan-American Railway
Gillina
Greater New York
France
Halfunr
M. Sarrien
Mo Sarrien
Ots
Clemenceau Rane
Mo Edens
MM. Thomson
M. Botherds
M. Ruan
Surf
Yiawel
Irda
Nrtter
Sanialiys
Rojelerd
Maine
Ely
Tesief
RLY Brothers
Westen Direct
Sava Eer
Pamexe
Dodgera
Leiter
Lawrence Sut Iana
Derzeapendeene
Kan
Weekly Journal
Saterday
Lawrence Weekly Journal
Associated Press Report
Grain Ned
Bungh
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