Lawrence Kan Journal and Times of 1909 Politics and Press
The Lawrence Kan Journal weekly and daily editions report on politics, elections, and public sentiment in Kansas. They note Craddock’s and Railay’s election signals, discuss antitrust anxieties, and critique Democratic populist contrasts with coverage of Kansas City and local industry. The issue references the Ringling brothers, Birmingham, and broader national sentiment, with focus on newspaper role and regional affairs.
Roosevelt critics in Kansas gain little support
A jumble of political quips and editorials crosses Kansas and national lines. The piece cites Rooevelt opponents in Kansas avoiding public appearances, laments party platform issues, and notes local bank prosperity amid demographic shifts. It mentions Captain Everdrop and the Fram, political figures Handerson and Boies, and financial deposits in Lawrence banks, concluding with ads for Chamberlain’s tablets and Stomach Bitters.
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Big Springs convention shaped Kansas statehood history
The article argues the Big Springs convention, misread in many histories, founded the statehood path of Kansas through migration, political forces, and resistance to territorial rule. It outlines the movement from natural influx of settlers to formal state authority, noting tensions with pro slavery forces and the looming federal response.
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Geery Humian
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Danomi-Natiog
Fren Mlate
Jon Spoor
Iy Springs
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Wad
George the Third
Ike Kickapoo
Delaware
Lecompton
Elsnweere
Big Springs
Grasshoppar Falls
Wyandotte
Imsbusdo
Ha Topska Stata Gov
Ita Executive
Movement
Missouri
Ohio
Indiana
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Hne
Kacsas-Nebraska
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Bess
Vision of a fertile West and the Kansas conflict
A sweeping historic meditation describes a dream land of mature beauty and abundance, where nature and prosperity tempt settlers. It contrasts peaceful pioneer life with rising tensions over slavery, immigration, and political action as Kansan arrival bands organize and press for freedom amid looming conflict.
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Reedst
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Lawrence
Alan Mea
Wold
Kansas Legion
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Woman recounts narrow escape from death and cure story
Mrs. O Le McDowell of Oregon NL recalls severe childbed fever in 1894 and neuralgia keeping her near death. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pallid People with restoring strength, color, and health after doctors failed. The tale shifts to political unrest and a Sacramento insurrection tied to anti-Mississippi actions, with later notes on legitimacy and voter fraud.
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Tee
Williams
de. Williams
Turbulent Bank Stock Conversion and Crimes Report
A late 19th century newspaper item reports Watkins National Bank converting about a third of its outstanding stock into a new Jersey formed corporation with 500000 capital. It also covers Mose Tale’s trial for misappropriation of funds in Colorado Springs and a fatal incident in Her rysburg involving three Italians, plus a barbed wire plant fire in Pittsburg causing about 10000 in losses.
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Ities Corporating
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Man Wanted for Kansas Manufacturer Travel Opportunity
Classified column advertises a $65 monthly opportunity for a competent, trustworthy man to travel for a Kansas manufacturer, requests an enclosed self-addressed envelope, and directs inquiries to Card Sec., Star building, Chicago. Also lists rental offers in Bangor Maine and Pinckney Street, a trade proposal of two 40 acre farms near Lawrence for residence property at $3,000 each, and a animal sale including two frock cows, a Jersey bull, calves, and heifers with reference to Old Jim’s Kilro.
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Star Building
Chicago
Lawrence
J. M. Nevill
Massachusetts
West Warren
Remarkable Faith and Cough Remedy Record
A poetic meditation on worry and faith precedes a note on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, praised for over thirty years of use as a standard treatment for croup. The ad claims no reported dose failures, easy administration for children, and safe use up to infants, with Barber Bros selling the product.
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Barber Bros
Weekly church services listed for multiple congregations
The notice lists weekly services across several churches including Free Methodist, St John’s Catholic, Trinity, Christian Church, First Presbyterian, and Unitarian. It specifies Sabbath services, masses, rosary, benediction, confession times, Holy Communion, morning and evening prayers, Sunday school, Bible class, and midweek services.
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First Baptist Church
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Christian Church
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Free Methodial Church
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Si Hter T . Downay
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First Presbyterian Church
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Young Peoples Club
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Meekeke Hotel Promises Finest Summer Resort Access
Pal Meekeke Hotel sits at the center of the famed Moshoka laken summer resort region in Cascada near major U S cities. For details and information, Geo.W. Your, A. G.PL&T.A., Grand Trask railway system, 135 Adams Street, Chicago.
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