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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1902
Page
2
A Kansas Topeka Herald fragment discusses Thoonevelt 1904 support, irrigation congress, and state politics. It praises Governor Stanley, critiques opponents like Craddock, and comments on Kansas university funding and public works amid a busy political scene.
The column surveys political clashes over prohibition and tariff policy, Kansas City show criticism, a debt dispute over Stratten, and a possible Missouri Pacific attorney appointment. It also notes Oklahoma irrigation plans, a fatal camp shooting, and a planned postage stamp redesign amid monarchic symbolism.
Casper and Rump were fatally injured when the top floor of a new bank building at Fourth and Felix streets, St. Joseph Missouri, collapsed yesterday afternoon. Foreman Jensen suggested mishap during construction. physicians from the Santa Fe area tended to survivors and investigated the incident.
An advertisement seeks a few active young men and boys to work in a nursery at A. C. Griese & Bro. It also runs a cash offer to purchase a small place within two or three miles of Iowa, requesting details on size location and price to be sent to the Journal office.
Amid a flurry of talks in New York City on October 10, major figures from Democratic and railroad interests met at Senator Platts office to discuss the anthracite miners strike. Participants withheld public statements and the day ended with no definite breakthrough announced.
A family reports their younger brother suffered indigestion until using Chasi- Derlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. After thirty days he gained forty pounds and recovered, with gradual improvement noted.
Delegates from 11 states at a Detroit interstate conference urge action against mining and railway labor disputes. They press for enforcement of interstaite net against companies and call on Governor of Pennsylvania to curb strike effects while citing President Roosevelt and a push for concrete remedies.
Police describe a shooting affray on a city street with multiple bystanders present. Witnesses named include a man identified as Robert Midhir and others. investigators note a welding-related incident and a potential motive linked to local tensions.
Readable fragments describe diabetes and other illnesses with doctor quotes and editor attributions. The piece cites figures on government appropriations for pensions and forest protection, naming locations like Washington and Danbury to illustrate the scope.
A Chicago man emphasizes kindness and sympathy over real estate deeds, urging goodwill to help others. He cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cold cure, claiming it prevents pneumonia and has helped him many times. Barber Bros. sells it.
In Cort Riley Kansas on October 10, national guard officers from many states observed a rapid dismantling of 1,500 tents at Camp Root. At 6 29 a.m. 6 000 soldiers released ropes, tents folded, poles packed, stakes gathered, wagons loaded, and loads sent to trains bound for Omaha.
At the Corcoran Gallery Mrs Roosevelt welcomed attendees from patriotic women’s groups during the G A R encampment season. The event ran from four to six with a steady stream of callers, white and colored, greeted by Mrs Roosevelt and assisted by named aides. Notable guests included Mrs John G. Barton among others.
Detroit deputies adopted resolutions urging President to pursue civil and interstate action against coal companies and leaders, call for a special session of Congress, and seek a committee to investigate the mine code. Also urged dissolution of the coal operators combination and appointment of a receiver to control mines.
In New Orleans on the 16th a street disorder surge grew tense but without notable violence. Gov. Heard met with the public safety committee at the Cotton Exchange to plan. 1,000 soldiers stood by as strikes and guards clashed with protesters outside several blocks. Residents report mixed loyalties and long lines of city workers awaiting the first car service. The military presence aimed to avert further unrest amid a tense labor confrontation.
Chaos and excitement sweep Meeker and surrounding towns as a dispute over the State Game Commission title draws settlers into demonstrations. Reports place tensions near Larngely with possible fatalities amid clashes. Officials say authorities will respond and evacuations or relocations may follow as events unfold. The scene shifts to New Haven where a Republican state campaign rally opens with Secretary Shaw delivering the principal address.
Sage urges coal operators and strikers to confer to end the protracted strike. He warns that without concessions from owners, government action may be invoked. He cites Agrippa fable to urge balance between workers and managers and calls for a peaceful resolution.
A medical note emphasizes that waking refreshed signals good rest while lingering fatigue suggests ineffective sleep. Doctors state getting up energized is a sign of proper nighttime restoration and overall well being.
In Parenzo on the Adriatic a large shark seized a boat anchor rope with children aboard and pulled the craft about before the kids escaped by cutting the rope and rowing ashore. A second shark swam nearby as a steamer travels down the Volga in a related note.
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