The Journal reveals Kansas news and national notes, 1905
The Lawrence Daily Journal reports on Kansas labor shortages, Bryan and Togo in Tokyo, Lipton challenging for the American Cup, orange shipments, Philadelphia city workers, and various politics. It mentions a St Joseph grain dealer’s conviction, a Missouri man’s beard record, press agents, Roosevelt’s southern tour, Philippines issues, Venezuelan concerns, and rail magnates. Also notes Leavenworth gallantry, Indian Territory statehood talk, Devlin creditors, New Orleans fever efforts, and Kansas saloon brewer reactions to an official appointment in Wyandotte County.
Roaring 1900s News Notes and Opinions Across Nations
A wide array of items spans finance, politics, and society. American bond markets and European movements headline a global outlook, with Roosevelt’s influence in the U.S. and Spain to republicanism noted. Kansas figures, rail rates, and a Lawrence Unitarian anniversary tie into local life while a health ad warns about mercury in remedies and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
Proposals for Adams Street sewer project in Lawrence
Sealed bids for furnishing materials labor and constructing a lateral sewer on Adams Street Lawrence between Massachusetts and Vermont as per ordinance No 190. Approx quantities include 120 feet of 8 inch pipe and 30 junctions. A certified check for 20 with each bid. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. City Clerk F D Brooks.
Migration of Squirrels In Early Times
The essay recounts migratory squirrels as a pest and food source, noting many varieties in the United States and focusing on the gray migratory type. Audubon describes a 1519 Ohio River voyage with squirrels swimming across the river near Cincinnati, later seen near Smithland, with crews collecting them along the shore.
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United States
Audubon
Ohio
Cincinnati
Smithland
McCarthy's Early London Journalistic Trial
Justin McCarthy arrives in London and, after an editor's tour with a new short story feature, submits a single piece and is asked for more. He delivers many stories claiming the editor’s prior assent to accept sixty, provoking astonishment when the editor realizes the overload. The editor does not refuse.
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Justin McCarthy
London
Qovel
McCarthy
The
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Xowling
MeCarthy
Kishiman
Exchange Of Compliment On a Rainy New York Street
A Second Avenue car in heavy rain collided with a truck loaded with water bottles. The motorman refused to stop, argued with the truck driver, and in a daring move pulled shutdowns to clear the section. The truck sped away, leaving the car stuck but eventually continuing after the water-necked crates caused distraction.
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Bowery
New York Sun
Abi
Hig Eyex
France Mont de Piete Watches and Wedding Rings Trade
Government Pawnshop in Paris operates year round with 1000 watches and 1000 wedding rings weekly. Its borrowers include upper-class women facing sudden funds issues, who drop jewels into danty handbags before carrying other items through the Mont de Piete. Naples churches host several cats to control mice in aging buildings, seen among worshippers.
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France
Mont de Plete
Paris
Mont de Piete
Naples
Pink Milk From Alderney Cow Stirs Research At PA Center
The Brooklyn Eagle reports pink milk from a cream colored Alderney cow at the Pennsylvania State Livestock Sanitary Department tests. Lactic bacteria cause the color change after standing. experts seek how the organism entered the herd and potential risk to other cows. Cases are rare in the United States, though common in parts of Europe.
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State Livestock Sanitary Department
Udversity of Pennsylvania
Brooklyn Eagle
Pennsylvania
Europe
Austria
The Gentlemanly Korean in the Drawing Room
The Korean is a drawing room husband whose behavior follows strict, orderly rules. He prioritizes dress from shoes to topknot, seeks spotless white shoes during mourning, and presents a highly polished appearance with careful tailoring and accessories.
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North China
Chun
Turth
Postwar visions and political reform proposals amid upheaval
Fragmented excerpt covers postwar political thoughts on equality and franchise extension, referencing Britain after 1876 and Germany after 1870s, with calls to mitigate social dangers by widening the vote. It blends that with practical poultry guidance on hens storage, dust baths, and winter care, emphasizing profit from poultry and proper farm housekeeping.
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Germany
Missouri Valley Unitarian conference meets in Lawrence
The Missouri Valley Unitarian conference and fiftieth anniversary celebration of the Lawrence Unitarian church will be held at Unity church in Lawrence from Wednesday to Friday. Plans include anniversary events, sermons, addresses by notable clergy, and a reception for visiting friends. The event features leaders from the American Unitarian Association and other Unitarian bodies with programs spanning discussions, ordination, and religious services.
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Unitarian Society of
Lawrence
New England
Unity Church
Unitarian Society
Missouri Valley Unitarian Conference
Unitarian Church
Col
O. E. Learnard
Sarah A. Brown
O.E. Learpard
Alfred Whitman
W. H. Carruth
Geo. W. Fox
Frank Ms. Foster
Topeka
Welcoma
Cal
O. Kf
Boston
Mass
Paul F.clark
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska House of Representatives
Newson
University of Kansas
International Council
Geneva
Switzerland
F.C. Southworth
Meadville
Palum
Everett
Treworgy
Ord
W. S. Vail
Wichita
Scriptura
J. L. Marsh
Nebraska
J. W. Day
Church of the Mesalah
St. Louis
Abram Wman
Yopeka
W. M. Hackus
Chisago
Benediction
Everett S. Treworpy
Neuraska
Robert H.davis
New York
Miss. Camptall
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Carthage
Topaka
Chas Parker Connally
First Congregational Church
Leavenworth
Kansas
Eveolugg Seston
Addrens
Don
Ray
W.S
Charles Ferguson
C. Southworth
Edward A. Morton
National
Unitarian Sunday School Society
Rosseau A. Burch
Supreme Court of Kansas
Edward A. Horton
Masa
W. C. Root
Bansas City
Laurence Forster
University of Nebraska
W. M. Backus
Western Unitarian Conference
Chicago
Tourist sleepers offer cheap Pacific Coast trips
The writer asserts that travel in tourist sleepers by Union Pacific is affordable for travelers not in the interior elite. Many trips attract only the best, but one can save money traveling to California, using tourist sleepers, and still enjoy the journey. City ticket agent E R Alexander and depot agent J T Stanktin promote the option.
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California
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
E.R. Alexander
J.T. Stanktin
Dayerman Pass Magnificent Steel Engraving Notice
An 1860s Colorado Midland hal issue offers a 26 by 40 inch steel engraving of Dayerman Pass for 15 cents in stamps. It promises a framing view and will be sent to any address, with C B Speers GO. P. a. Denver listed as the contact.
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Ely Brothers
Warren &3
New York
Dayerman Pass
Rocky Mountaina
Colorado Midland Hal
Speers
GO. P. A
Denver
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