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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1890

Page

1

Tariff Vote Adopts Conference Report Amidst Party Split

The Senate adopted the conference report on the tariff bill by 33 to 27 as 18 members were absent. Republicans Plumb Paddock Pettigrew opposed. detailed yeas and nays listed with several paired votes. Birchall comments on conviction reveal a somber mood in Woopstock Ontario as his wife prepares to travel to England.

Washington D. C Senate Messrs Plumb Paddock Pettigrew Farwell Morrill Unire Stanfod Teller Washburn Berry Brown Call Eustis George McPherson Payne Turpie Vance West Jones Arkansas Faulkner Yeas Aldrich Klen Allison Blair Cameron Casey Chandler Cullom Dawes Dixon Edmunds Evarts Frye Hale Hawley Hoar Ingalls Nevada Messillan Manderson Mitchell Moody Pierce Platt Powers Sanders Sawyer Shermany Walthall Wilson Dolph Grown Rarwell Quay Merrill Davis Gibson Hiscock Higgins Squire Charge Stanford Birchall Woopstock Ont England

Plumb Defies Party On Tariff Vote Surprises Senate

Sena tor Plumb refused to vote with Republicans on the tariff bill after signaling opposition. Paddock was among the few solidly against the measure as Democrats united in opposition. Republicans lament three senators breaking with the party while three Democrats offered no support.

Wasm Nation D. C Plumb Paddock Kansas Dope Crry Kas Robinson Ford G. M. Hoover Hoover Gov. Robinson Opera House Joseph Dillon W. F. Petitson The Democrat

The Coolest September In Twenty Two Years

A weather summary reports September 1880 as the coolest in 22 years except 1868 with a first autumn frost on the 18th and rainfall near double the norm. Mean temperature 63.01, highest 89.5, lowest 37, rainfall 5.62 inches, nine months total 27.41 inches, cloudiness 31.67 percent, wind mostly north to northeast, barometer readings around 29.1 inches, and humidity near 78.8 percent.

Rowe offers silver plated hollow ware sale for 30 days

Whitcomb Bros announces a temporary sale from September 15 for thirty days on all silver plated hollow ware at actual cost. W. Al. Rowe invites customers to see offerings and obtain prices to clear stock for holiday novelties.

W. AL. Rowe W. M. Rowe

Tired of the Tune and a Grateful King

General Sherman weary of Marching Through Georgia the Greek king detests the tune after years of hearing it. A Greek lodging incident shows officials and entertainers in a seaside fete. Mrs Maggie Ellis of Chattanooga has a smallest recorded baby weighing 31 ounces revived by Dr Durham and displayed for admission fees.

Sherman Georgia Greece Aix Athens Maggie Ellis Chattanooga Tenn Durham

Excessive Love and Quiet Home Comforts in Short Sketches

Rural child asks why Aunty Brownstone loves them so much and prefers home life over theatres and parks. Daisy refuses Kitty Semith's party with a polite regret note. A burglar jokes about a theft from a shoe store, in light humor from Lawrence American.

Brownstone Wayseed Daisy Mamma Kitty Semith Kitty Daisy Jinks Lawrence American Shoe

Cinnamon bear chase joke from Munsey's Weekly

A brief quip where Mrs Snodgrass suggests the cinnamon bear would be easy to hunt because it would be simple to follow the scent. The exchange continues with Snodgrass noting the idea. The item reflects light humor from Munsey's Weekly.

Editing a Paper Becomes Test for Dull Weather

Dansville Breeze quips about editors facing a tedious assignment and mocks the idea that newspaper work is easy. The remark compares editing to boring a hole through a wheat kernel with a grain drill, noting the dull weather as a backdrop.

Quito Dansville

Curious Saying Sparks Daily Debate

The New York Herald quotes a remark about a day being useless until it breaks, reflecting a witty, reflective tone on time and utility. The odd phrase draws attention to language play and historical newspaper vibe.

New York Herald

Wit and Whimsy from Old Papers at Narentervals and Long Beach

A collage of quips and jokes from the era includes a judge quip on doctor patient dialogue at Long Beach, an umbrella with spots pun, a Narentervals verse, a worker joke about appetite and means, and a Puck style gag about a honeymoon and a tramp dish of saws.

Long Beach jJe Puck Narentervals Lowell

Roadside Pot Sales Offer From J A Dailey

Person offers 10 000 cheap flower pots priced two to ten cents for immediate collection from their roadside. Also notes John L Harris won first watch in Hester's watch club. Advertising mentions new hair curlers at Ray monds including the Midget Little Princess and the Montague.

J. A. Dailey John L. Harris Hester Raymond’s

The Canary's Bill and Leonard's Leader Adverts

An old newspaper fragment advertises humorous lines about a canary bill and smokers. It also promotes Spratt's Dog Soap, a 5c cigar Leonard's Leader, and health remedies including Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and Bucklen's Amica Salve sold by Barber Bros. The note cites a testimonial from Mrs. Curtain about recovery after using the discovery.

Michael Curtain Pininfelen King Barber Bros Bucklen Amica

Magnificent display of shoes at Massachusetts Shoe store

The observer marvels at the remarkable shoe display in the Massachusetts Shoe store window. Rich assortment and polished finishes draw in customers seeking a wide range of styles and sizes.

Massachusetts

Rail timetable fragment lists multiple express trains

The page shows a chaotic GoING WEST and GOING EAST rail schedule with numerous express lines including Pacific and Texas Express, Mexico and San Derzo Express, Denver and Utah Express, Topeka Express, Colorado Express, Missouri River Express, Kansas City Express, Chicago Express, New York Express, Atlantic Express and several numbered services with varied departure times.

Pacific &Texas Express Mexico & San Derzo Express Denver & Utah Express Topeka Express Catone Colorado Express Mo. Riv. Express Kansas City Express Chicago Express New York Express Atlantic Express

Pacific Express Timetable Fragment

Fragmented timetable notes Pacific Express routes between Junction City Leavenworth and West East lines. Mentions accommodation stops, passenger details and scattered times around 10:15 am to 12:36 pm and 10:44 pm with notations on directions and branch usage.

Pacific Express Western Junction City

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