Lawrence Daily Record entry from November 21 1890
The record shows the Lawrence Daily Record publishing company notice with office location No 5 East Henry Street and subscription terms for daily and weekly editions. The issue is dated November 21 1890 and entered as second class matter.
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Lawrence
Day in Kansas History Excursion From Lawrence
Old settlers' excursion from Lawrence heads east to point 101 as Emperia News prints daily notes. Professor De P Mudge dies at Manhattan with brief obituary notices and local highlights.
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Kansas
Lawrence
East
Emperia News
de P. Mudge
Manhattan
Isis
Chaperons and guards for Topeka session debated
The piece discusses sending strong guards for Grange representatives in Topeka to withstand alleged corrupt influences in the legislature. It satirically warns officials to avoid social temptations and city dangers, while criticizing the Topeka council, Mrs Lease, and political corruption. It also covers tariff and prohibition debates and endorsements for political figures such as Funston.
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Grange
Jeremiah
Topeka
Alliance
Cnd
Peffer
Leavenworth
The President and the Force Bill
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat discusses the president likely urging a Federal election bill but argues the country does not want the measure. The piece endorses published views and notes the forthcoming message to Congress.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Congress
Had No Fair Test Advocates Call Prohibition Treacherous
Advocate notes Prohibition since Kansas faced liquor influence and political treachery, arguing it endures as a test of business morality. Also includes an ad promising $7.70 travel to St Louis via Union Pacific railway.
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Advocate
Alliance Party
People’s Party
Kansas
St.Louis
Union Pacific Railway
I C G Promotes Bargains with Star Candles and Buckwheat
The notice urges shoppers to visit the I C G for Star candles at one cent each and pure New York Buckwheat and Maple syrup. It mocks complaints about gas and invites readers within a mile of the I C G to stop and see the bargains.
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New York
Remarkable Rescue and Public Health Potions
Mrs Michael Curtain of Plainfield Illinois credits a month of illness with consumption and relief from Dr King s New Discovery after ten bottles restoring her to full health She praises the medicine s capacity to settle lung issues and offers free trials at Barber Bros drug store Also Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup claims relief for teething children and universal use since its 19th century origin The ad pace promotes COX s ham and lard availability after Friday November 21
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Michael Curtain
Plainfield
Ill
King
Barber Bros
Dr. King
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