The Journal of Lawrence Journal Founded in 1867
The Journal of Lawrence, under the Lawrence Republican name, traces its origins to 1867 after absorbing the Stats Journal and Herald of Freedom. It acquired the Lawrence Tribune and Bouln & paper in 1867 and prints the daily Associated Press reports and all morning dispatches. The daily edition appears each evening except Sunday, with an eight page weekly issued every Saturday. It claims broad county reach and markets itself as Kansas most complete weekly paper. contact details list Masc. St. and telephone number.
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Journal
Lawrence Republican
Stats Journal
Herald of Freedom
Lawrence Tribune
Bouln & Paper
Lawrence
Daily
Associated Press
Journal Weekly
Inet
Cay
Euition
Kansas
St. Roth Phon
the Journal
Taft and Bristow cited as strong presidential hopefuls
The article lauds Taft as a capable presidential candidate with a large record and statesmanship, praising his Topeka speech though noting a weak delivery. Senator Dolliver extols Bristow, predicting his Senate potential, while editor Brady and Dod Lommays receive attention in Kansas politics.
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Mr. Taft
Topeka
Lee
Taft
Kansas
Roosevelt
Political remarks and stray anecdotes in Vinland Vine
The excerpt presents a collage of opinion and rumor with mentions of McMillin on the street, an automobile fatality in Kansas City, and references to Bryan and Republicans. It reads as a fragmented scene from local discourse with ad hoc commentary on stock shows and public sentiment. Names and places appear in scattered form across a tumult of oblique statements and partial phrases.
Untold Injury and Kidney Pills Ad in Lawrence Kansas
A Lawrence citizen James McCreath describes back and kidney trouble from hard work and aging. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills from Dick Bros. Drug Store for relief and urges others to use Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo agents. Also advertises sewing machines New Home and The Domestic and repair services, offered without canvassers by Eryans-Metcalf Imp. Co.
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Lawrence
Bright
James McCreath
Tennessee St. Lawrence
Kan
Dean
Dick Bros
Nyre
Doan
Foster-Milburne Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Metcalf
Republicans Hold Bustling Meeting in Hesper
In Hesper a packed schoolhouse heard Dr. W. H. Robinson of Endora declare the GOP event the best ever in town. Chairman Dr. Bishop presided as speakers C. C. Bowman W. R. Green M. B. Ray J. J. Eddy W. E. Pitts John M. Newlin Tom Harley and Mr. Brady urged a sweeping ticket to victory amid phonograph music and canned speeches.
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Hesper
W. H. Robinson
Endora
Robinson
Dr. Bishop
Taft
C. C. Bowman
W. R. Green
M. B. Ray
J. J. Eddy
W.E. Pitts
John M. Newlin
Tom Harley
Brady
PEE ISSUE AND PARTY RECORD IN SHERMAN SPEECH
The speech questions trust in the era of government remaining in power and the public’s choice between continued established leadership or an experimental war policy. It cites four years of legislation and two seat faithful administrations as a pledge, urging voters to consider the November verdict.
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Sherman
Isis
Bryan Gould Do No Harm Denial Echoes in Congress Debate
In a fierce exchange Congressman Burke argues that the President holds more power than Congress and would exert it decisively from the White House. The piece cites party shifts, legislative losses, and warns against Populist elements, warning that Bryan’s rise could change the nation’s political dynamic.
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Burke
Congress
Reseiman Jamies
Bryan
Flag Executive
Anmenis
Furmer
Labor World for Taft Portrays Him as Friend of Workers
Fragmentary OCR notes praise Taft as a true friend of the workingman, contrasting critics like Gompers. The piece questions wage worker sentiments and hints at political alignments, with references to labor and economic policy debates.
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Croom
Campaign Funds and Taft Interactions
The article quotes Mr. Bryan rebutting Mr. Taft’s claim that corporations would donate four campaign contributions. It accuses Taft of dishonesty and cites a Republican congress and administration prior to the Denver convention as justification for the legality of those contributions.
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Taft
Mr. Bryan
Denver
Bryan
Bryan's Precinct Voting Tilt in Lancaster No.4
In Nebraska Lancaster Precinct No. 4 at Fairview Bryan's voting division leaned toward Republicans with 35 votes to 26 for Democrats in the recent primary, compared with last full precinct totals of 43 Republican and 35 Democrat. Bryan noted the shift toward a more even political balance since moving to Fairview.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Lancaster
Fairview
W. J. Bryan
Fifth Ward
Lancaster No.4
Local notices and ads mix scattered offers and legal brief
Readable fragments reveal offers on roller seats cider and washing machines. Notices announce final settlement for the estate of Ann Beal and Stamwix with executors named Join George Beal and CHLABLE 2 executor E Stanwix.
Local Classifieds and Health Ads Merge in Lawrence
A collage of small notices offers drugstore guarantees for Foley’s Honey and Tar, Dr Shoop Health Coffee claims, and Dr Shoop cough remedy. It also lists trades, land offers, and property for sale in Lawrence with rental posts and sale pleas. Experimental references to local movers, packers, and Edison phonographs appear among household ads and rental notices.
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Foley
Barber & Son
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Found handbag owner sought by description and fee
A notice offers a found lady's handbag and asks the owner to describe contents and pay for the notice. Names and contact details include David Babb at 1039 New Hampshire and J Bell phone 1804. Also trade and loan ads follow with multiple personal and business references.
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David Babb
New Hampshire
J. Bell
Intense interest after close of baseball season
Historical notes cover Detroit Chicago and Cleveland pennant scenarios with weather and rain risking delays. Details discuss standings for Detroit and Cleveland, possible tie or postponed games, and a New York vs Boston match with Ames pitching a standout seven innings of one hit. Also public notice and train timetable items follow.
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Eal
Detroit
Cleveland
St Jants
Chicago
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J.L. Brady
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Sarver
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Tae Jorg
Yop
Skuop
Aonsas Tray
Jaediobe
J. EB. Wells
Bell Phone
Clifton T. Wiatt
Special Order
Mass
Chris Hunsinger
Lawrence Transfer Co
Bork
St. i
F. H. Bennett
Terine
Wilesfresd
King’s
Barnlet
Guilford
Maine
Barker & Son
Ann Beal
George Beal
Francisco & Todd
Vermont Street
Lawreence Daily Journal
Qer
Aistter
Iate Stamwix
Fiturs
Court
Army
Stanwix
Olson Beob
Mass. Street
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Lawrence National Bank
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Lawrence House
Excelsior Springs
Walar
Lawrence Bottling CO
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Net
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China
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Plaskett's
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Home
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Alabama Street
Price Mable
Schalz & Ritner
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M. C. Bethel
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Call and See
Missouri
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West Lawrence
Haworth & Brinker
Edison
Call Bell
A. L. Harris
Lampshire
Smith’s News Depot
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Conn
Medao
Wade
D. I. Eddy
B . St. Bell
C. G. Hawk
Winthrop Street
Lawrence, Kans
David Parker
Fayette
J. T.cur
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Mr. Curbey
Bitters
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Bay Land
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Choice
Colorado
W.R. Stiner
Fansas
Base Ball News
District Court
Wolfgang Mosebaur
John “Rapp
John Rapp
Ernst Herberg
John Ringhoffer
J. Ringhoffer
Heinrich Claneing
Eudora
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L. S. Steelez
Plaintiff
Union Pacific
Overland Limited
Atlantis Ress
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T. City
Leavenworth
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