Lawrence Republican and the Journal of 1905 ad tale
The long readable fragment outlines The Journal, Lawrence Kansas, founded 1857, absorbed State Journal, weekly Saturday issues, Sunday published, circulation reach, subscription terms, and local notes. It mentions Thomas W. Lawson returning to printing, Topeka rainfall notes, gold and oil market mentions, and Kansas politics including Bryan and Clark speculation.
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Lawrence Republican
State Journal
Ersik
Freedom
Ivery
Kanvas
Jovsmwan
Detly
Faephon
Add
Tawrenet
Kenana
Lawsence
Ran
Nation’s early 20th century headlines swirl in mixed notes
A string of notes covers President Roosevelt remarks and a Japanese diplomat's return to St Petersburg, along with Wind storms damaging Great Lakes shipping. The piece also notes college football actions, a Kansas City murder case, U S economic signals, civic lighting debates in Lawrence, streetcar development in Kensan City, and medical ads for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and Hall's Catarrh Cure. Also included are assorted anecdotes on military ranks, the cost of success, and medical testimonials.
Long A Teacher Nina Lacy Dies in Denver Sanitarian
Nina Lacy born August 17 1860 in Rush County Indiana spent 25 years as a primary school teacher in Leavenworth Kansas, renowned for her work in the primary grades and her literary writings. She died last Friday at the Church Home Sanitarium in Denver Colorado after two months there seeking recovery from consumption. She joined the Christian Church in 1891 and taught Sunday school for years.
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Nina Lacy
Denver
Colorado
Nina R. Lacy
Rush County
Indiana
Leavenworth
Kansas
New York
The
Christian Church
Tonganoxie Mirror
Kansas university highlights and academic events
Chancellor Frank Strong attended the installation of Edmund James as president of Illinois University and spoke for western universities. Frank W. Blackmar’s Elements of Sociology and Economics is issued by Macmillan. The Kansas Academy of Science meets at Lawrence December 1 2 with I C Wooster delivering the entomology address. German department enrolls 460. Douglas county leads with 341 students. Lawrence Vossler of Nebraska will speak to Kansas German students on October 27.
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Frank Strong
Edmund Janes James
University of IlMools
Strong
Acudeota
Frank W. Blackmar
University of Kansas
Macmillan Company
Kansas Academy of Science
Lawrence
I. C. Wooster
The
Univeraity
Douglas
Wyandotte
Shawnee
Leavenworth
Montgomery
Sumne
Brown
Dickingon
Lawrence Vossler
University of Nebraska
The Standard Oil Company and Its Policies
An analysis from the Lancaster Gazette argues Standard Oil shows both criticism and success. It defends past railroad concessions, notes lack of monopoly but strong market influence, and highlights organizational merit, merit-based advancement, fair wages, long-tenured staff, and innovations that lowered prices and stabilized global markets.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Standard Oil
General Railroad
It Sa
Fgut
Comracy
Sodo
Dominance of Standard Oil Described and Library Penalties Noted
The article discusses Standard Oil Company’s market dominance and aggressive competition. It contrasts its success with rivals and notes the company’s long experience, plants, and processes. It also covers a Lenox Library volume of Jonathan Edwards sermons once owned by the library and lists fines and damages recorded in the back of the volume.
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Standard Oil Company
Standard CW Company
Jonathan Edwards
Edinburgh
Lenox, Mass
Misa Helen G. Metcalf
Hinn
Not Valid Warrant Frees Noted Kansas Convict McNulty
Mullipan McNulty a Kansas convict once jailed for murder and burglary was discharged by district court after a challenge that a warrant was void for being issued more than two years ago. He had 25 years for four crimes including a 1889 murder and threats toward prison officials and vowed further burglaries after release next March.
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Leavenworth
Kansas
McNulty
Tourist Cars Popular and Affordable Pacific Trip
The piece argues that tourist sleepers attract smart travelers who seek value. It claims travelers can enjoy trips to California without high costs by using Union Pacific tourist cars. It invites readers to inquire through E. E. Alexander, J. T. Snagkin, city ticket agent, or depot agent, with provided phone numbers.
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California
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
E. E. Alexander
J. T. Snagkiin
The Real Test of Herpicide’s Efficacy in Hair Health
Prominent letters praise Newbro's Herpicide as the sole method that reaches the hair root and kills the germ causing hair loss. Advertisers claim the product cleanses, delights, and is free of impurities, with samples available by mail from The Herpicide Co in Detroit.
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Newbro
Amy i
Mample
Herplelde
Detroit
Telegraph Brevities on Army Reform and Global Events
A brief survey notes the government plans to reorganize the army and present proposals to Parliament mirroring Swiss service. It mentions dispatches from Manthuria about peace treaty questions and military retrenchments, plus mutinous ship Kniss Potemkine punishment and other scattered items from naval, political, and social spheres.
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Manthuria
Lineviteh
Kniss Potemkine
Tdessa
Fan Felmov
Katharine Basta
del Hongby
City bids to furnish labor and lay sewer on Avims Street
Sealed bids will be received at the city office until 6 p.m. on November Wun for furnishing weather and labor and constructing a lateral sewer on Aviems Street between Massachusetts and Vermont Streets per plans and specs. Approx quantities include 12 feet 4 man pipe and 2 junctions. A certified check for 20 accompanies each bid. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. City Clerk Hrooks.
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Lawrences Wansag
Gita
Wun
Aviims
Massachusetts
Vermont
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Awrence Journal Co. Publishers
Thoms W. Lawson
United States
Topeka
Hearst
New York City
Tammany
Topaka
Mitsburg
Pennsylvania
Tammany Municipal
McClellan
Beef Trust
Atlantia
Georgia
Roosevelt
South
East
Kansas Temperance Union
Legus
Cantean
William Jennings Bryan
Japan
del Valentine
Politisa World of
Antel R. Clark
Sterling
Mr. Valentine
Ansel R. Clark
Stubbs
Dolley
Senate
Hoch Et
St. Peterburg
Kangan
Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Great Lakes
Atlanta
Oklahoma
McCook Field
Edgar G. Bailey
Kansas City
United States of America
Kenshan City
Karine
Mteo
Cara
Hostetter
Army
Navy
Hall
B. J. Cheney & Go
Toledo
Toledo- Ohio
E.J. Cheney & Co
Frain Man
G. H. Hansan
L. BE
Lima
Hagaya
Foley
Travi Gion
Barber & Boas
Mallet
University of Virginia
Standard Gil Company
Zenox Library
Wright
Gach
Amey
Reli Peay
Great Watch Works
Canton
Seoktet
Ror
Dueber-Hampden
Alex Murka
G. Gastaf UN
Sol. Marks
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White Curttin
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Peendents Oy
A. Rolfe
Sieina
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Limtsburs
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Warren Ave
Chicago
A.c.clarke
Shawmut Ave
Boston
Ely Brothers
Warren Sircer
Hendal
Foley & Co
Parsons
Barbar & Son
Crag
Colum
C. W. Murphy Ag
Santa Fa
Enequire
Warren Street
Watton
Sabie
Nesses
Hentel Mors
Ath
Te Louisdain Street
Hawk
Oteo
Imanira
Entigman
Tady
Alusapder
Rapane
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Belyphone
Adare
Wareter
Tnetul Faroa
Stark
Sexan, Scarblay
Tarrier M. Micharda
Kor
San
Cffice
Goced
Tryputre
Soladans Street
Ohio Street
A. A
Finch, Ark
Jay
Barber & Bon's
Dr. Thomas
North Lawrence
Luqulre
J. . Moore
Lake Street
Bent
Rhode Island Street
Callat
Tennessee Street
Tenn. St
Elstern
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