17 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1902
Page
1
The Lawrence Journal reports on Kansas politics and local events. It notes Charles Curtis’s Leavenworth visit stirring crowds and details clashes over district judge candidates Kingsley and Shelden, plus clashes over protectionist policy and party strategy. It highlights the Atchison Carnival’s upcoming turnout potential and criticizes party leaders for strategic missteps while urging continued vigilance in state affairs.
In Shawnee County Republican papers clash while Topeka urges unity with Republicanism. Debates touch free silver, Dred Scott, and Nebraska issues. Mention of Cuba, Teller, Craddock, railroads tax, and a Democratic convention calling for Philippines policy change alongside local election snubs.
Dubuque Iowa Sept 17 Speaker Henderson withdraws from the race over tariff and trust policy clashing with many party members. after long talks with Chairman Glasser and allies he says free trade cannot crush domestic industries and will not mislead voters. He notes his protectionist stance and opposition to aligning with the state platform.
San Francisco dispatch details a disrupted night with soldiers clashing at a presita to the front lines. The piece also covers a clerical case involving Father Cush ing and Father Cush ing questioned on the church, with mentions of Bishop Matz and ongoing religious controversies. The report notes a large crowd and various proceedings, ending with a nod to public notices and a naval assignment.
The report details a presidential conference where no unified stance on Cuban policy or nationwide labor actions emerged. Senators from Long Island City arrived after a private transport, while Attorney General Payne visited Center Street. participants described a generally harmonious gathering but noted divergent views on key political and labor issues.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a controversial anti rust measure with unclear origins and mixed references. It mentions cities and officials, hints at hearings and votes, and muses on enforcement while lacking coherent details or dates. The piece reads as a garbled historical parliamentary fragment.
Fragmented report notes the Convention of Fire Chiefs with papers presented at a meeting in Saint Louis. Stephen's parish hall hosted the event with remarks by Cornelius Pugeley of Carthage and Mishap AL WW Wilson presiding. The piece also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted treatment for croup.
The world's fair leaders seek an earlier opening than May 1 with opinions from exposition officials and state commissioners, while government hearings in Washington and from exhibiters shape the decision. Northern Pacific machinists end a strike in Livingston, eight holdouts remain, and pensioned workers resume duties as talks continue.
A garbled account describes a scene around a New York street where newsboys struggle over distribution. References to a restaurant, sardines, a Tribune mention, and street names hint at a chaotic urban moment. No clear individuals or definitive actions emerge due to damaged text.
A garbled historical account mentions Port City and Port Cidy, with references to Planters Bar Baseball, General Sigel, Captain Tam burger, and a New York Tribune connection. The text weaves a scene of Civil War era figures and a framed document, describing bids, pay, and a signed application amid a scattered narrative.
The Detroit and New York Express of the Greed Trunk Railway runs daily from Chicago at ai:os a.m. to Detroit Mt Clemeans Niagara Falls New York and Philadelphia. It offers wide vestibule coaches cafe parlor car and Pullman sleeping cars. Timetables and other details will be provided on application to W Vaur 4.G.P. A.T. Roomery 134 Adams St Chicago.
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