Political watch and Republican turmoil in Kansas
The Journal, Lawrence, notes the government’s warship move to New Orleans for a Confederate reunion and questions campaign strategy. It rails at McNeal, Long, Curtis, and Hurrows, urging explanations, warning of repudiation, and predicting a tough fall race with corporate interests surrendering amid a sweeping political rebellion in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Senate
J R Burrows
Hurrows
Kansas
Editorial urges cooler heads and ticket unity amid attacks
The Journal defends the ticket against malicious attacks by petty scribblers while urging calmer minds. It warns that despite reviled status, the party will back the ticket and endure criticism, aiming to prevent further danger and secure support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sepaum
Denatured alcohol bill passes house may reach senate
The denatured alcohol measure, likely to pass the senate, removes tax from alcohol rendered unfit for drinking. Manufacturers expect broader use of alcohol, including lighting, and claim it will boost substitutes for other products while lowering costs.
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House
Senate Cosma
Chamista
Dean's Kidney Pills Benefit Lawrence Family Testimony
Distress from kidney issues spares none from youth to old. A Lawrence woman testifies her son’s infancy weakness and her daughter’s cure. Another sister reportedly aided. the pills sold at Dick Broaddus in Lawrence and by all dealers for 50 cents a box. Remember the name Doan's.
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Lawrence
Florence Messer
Pennsys
Vanis Street
Kan
Dean
James
Dick Broa
Dccg
Massachusetts
Henry Streets
Canta
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
District 54 News Brings Visits And Club Meeting Notes
Mire E A Smith suffered a bad cold while Miss Erle Atkionon from Perry visits her sister Mere Arthur Pease. Mrs George Davis remains very ill after receiving visits from Mr and Mrs Giles, Mr and Mrs Ralph Jud kine of Topeka, and Mr and Mrs F Arnold of Perry. The Pleasant Hour club met with Mrs W E Folks. Mrs George Hollingbery spoke on Life and Work of Mother Bickerdike and Mr Eaton on Clara Barton. Next meeting with Mrs Leacher on May 23 at Jack Front. Farmers busy with corn and incubators keeping reporters quiet. John Lavett and Bit Rudiger attended the club federation meeting in Lawrence.
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Erle Atkionon
Perry
Mere Arthur ‘Pease
George Davis
Giles
Ralph Judkine
Topeke
F. Armold
Pleasant Hour Club
W. EK
George Hollingbery
Mother Bickerdike
Clara Barton
Mra Leacher
Jack Front
John Lavett
Bit Rudiger
Club Federation
Lawrence
Matrimonial blunder and claims in a 1900 notice
A clipped historical notice references a matrimonial blunder, a drug advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure, Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, and a probate executor notice. It mentions F J Cheney Co Toledo and a 1900 Douglas County Kansas probate matter for William Gibson with J Sweeney named as executor. The text combines multiple standalone items in an OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Kansas
William Gibson
Dongina County
Imely
J. Sweeney
San Francisco Disaster Book Offers Tremendous Demand
Advertising blurb promotes a 600 page book about the San Francisci disaster with hundreds of photos and stories by cursivors. It notes high demand, credit terms, and a 8500 next 30 days offer from Standard Co. Chicago. Also lists horse sale, refrigerator for sale, and lost keys between 948 Vermont front.
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San Francisce
Monke
Standard Co
Dearborn St
Chicago
For Sale and Rent Notices Mixed in Local Ad
For Sale seven room house with barn and fruit, sold at once by C. G. Hawk at 700 Mass Street. Wanted good seamstress and also apprentices at Ketter Dress Making School at 75 GN Street. For Rent four rooms with pantry and sewerage, water, at 26.50 monthly, 23 Ohio Street. Wanted good girl for general housework by Mrs Sol Marke, 726 Louisiana Street. Wanted good girl or woman for general housework no washing, address S, care of Journal.
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West Lawrence
C. G. Hawk
Mass St
Sealog
Ketter
Ohio Street
Sol Marke
Louisiana Street
Kentucky
Ontario
Ky St
Coal tar industry and auction notices in Lawrence listing
A fragmented Lawrence newspaper page piece mentions the coal tar industry as a major late century topic with references to William Henry Perkin and the color dye development. It ties in praise for chemistry progress, a planned celebration of Perkin’s contributions, and prompts for contractors and vendors alongside assorted local ads and notices.
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Warnine
Wingine Techni World
Vesteitirett
Adens
Timoeted
New York
William Hetry-Teriin
Tsi
Mauye
Bin
England
Germany
Perkin
Special excursion prospect from Lawrence to sugar heat county
Special excursion in private car leaves Lawrence Wednesday May 16 to inspect sugar heat county where farmers earn 50 to 100 dollars per acre yearly. Demand for rain not needed. Irrinted lands and special rates available through McKenzie Stockwell 733 Mass St Geo Lels 745 Mass St. Also notices on fresh milch cows wanted at Lambs barn 624 Mass St this week, Ph 210 K C Baker. For sale fresh cow and young bull listed under James Meuorief south of J.G. Haskell place. Found a gold ring with initials. owner can claim by visiting Journal office.
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Lawrence
McKenzie & Stockwell
Mass St
Geo Lels
Lamb's
Hell Phone
K. C. Baker
Poison labeling law in Transvaal tobacco trade and opium smuggling
The Tarr yanl passes a drug act requiring poison labeling for medicines and lists forbidden contents. Chemists must verify buyers and record names and addresses to prevent illicit sales. The law aims to curb opium access at Johannesburg, yet smuggling persists with Chinese buyers still finding means to obtain it.
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Transvaal
Johannesburg
Sire Alcantara Heads Pack of High Quality Beefers
Live stock ad details Alcantara as top sire of high quality horses and colts in Russell County. Notes notable progeny and racing times including Alcantara 2 33 and Fledmont 4:16 with mentions of McGregor and Hunt. Provides terms, payment dates, and contact for Sutton at Poehler Farm fence Mansa seeking buyers and breeders.
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Butger Alcantara
Binit
Bau Tu Tou
Lou Strauss
New York City
Ays
Fledmont
Uambletonian
Rutwer Aicantars
Hunt
McGregor
Bourbon Cotes
Russell County
King Russell
Kaness
Sutton
Poehler
Mansa
Silver Heir Serves Mares At New York Street Farm
A compact ad style item touts Silver Heir a premier bred stallion in the state claiming high speed two gait records and a 62 service fee. It notes the horse’s conformation bloodlines and suitability for mare service at New York Street, with testimonials included.
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New York Street
Welybe
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Lawrence Data Journal
Lawrence Repallicen
Wes
Ist
UCAL
Cally
Doan
Renal the Journal
Kensis
Senate Chamber
Tom McNesl
McNeal
Hodh
Long
Curtis
Leadara
Dan Anthony
Van
Anthony
E. A. Smith
Castoria
Zephyr
Bowersock Mills & Power Co
Calumet Powoer
King's
Barber & & Son
Dollate Raward
Hall
F. J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
F.J Cheney
Dusigosa
Wholeapie Druggists
Comaumptios
Dr. Wood
Norway
Lawrence Daily Jour
Eute
Foot
Tennesseetreet
Bridge Atroat
North Lawrence
E. T. Gallagher
Copp St
Vormront
Journal Office
A. C. Gibson
Weather Bureau
C.C. Pingry
Ross Cusnick
C. P. Leonard
Pentstorium
Mass
Massachusetts Street
Litwin
South Lawrence
Russell Sparka Coal Co
Utica
Trovillo
Kreider
J. N. Harshberger
Sellan Francisco
American Publishing House
Ulut
John CL Wahaal
Herd & Jones
Morrison
JH. Gilham
St. Huing
Helm Commission Company
Pringle
Inquire
Conn St
Palace of Sweets
Masa St
Palace of Eets
R H Rogers
Rhode Island Street
Bell
Red
New Hampshire Street
Geome
University Gas and Mantle Co
Colorado
White
H A Sibley
James Meuorief
J.G. Haskell Place
Journal Offce
Sutton Farm
Mapes
C. Biais
St. Albane
W. Va
Hessus
Sara
St Barber & Son
Bashles
C. Stickel
Milstes
Buren
Isterels
Baroar & Sen
Draggiots
Ons
Omar
Larsens
Nebraska
Union Pacific Land Company
Dept
Omski, Nebrasks
The
Journal Co
Journal
Weekly Journal
Parma
Lawrence Weekly Journal
Associated Press Report
Wire
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Bung Tas County
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