Lawrence Daily Journal 1903 Craddock Debates Bosses and Carnival News
Lawrence Daily Journal reports Craddock agrees to debate Briley over tax questions amid county political tension. The piece references Alchnson Carnival enthusiasm, editorialized weather impact on harvest events, and notes Bill Hackney returning to Kansas politics with a Coffey County case brief challenging a Santa Fe railroad judge.
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Craddock
Briley
Mr. Craddock
Gailsy
Lawrence
Jet
Jack Tabbit
Tom
Bansy
Bill Hackney
Kansas
Coffelt Tourder
Cowley County
Supreme Court
Sapte Fe Railroad
Hackney
Mingems Acuta
Suu Court
Badeas
Lerger Moeaeure
Bredecamer
Cowley Bousty
Turbulent Kansas politics and bank deposit debates reviewed
The Douglas county scene shows per capita bank deposits around sixty five dollars amid editorials traded between Lawrence World Lawrence Journal and Leavenworth Times over party loyalties and who should campaign for state offices. Also notes illness notes on the president and a case on a Worthy Chinaman in Spokane and a health pamphlet praising stomach remedies.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Odell Stills Sheldon Bid In Gubernatorial Row
In a dramatic late night decision Governor Odell and Senator Platt pressed Sheldon to retire from the lieutenant governor race to preserve the ticket. Sheldon, a close Odell ally, withdrew after consultations at Platt’s cottage in Saratoga amid party tensions and public concerns over electoral impact.
Kidnapping scares Butte household in Chinese quarter
In Butte on Monday night two men and a woman abducted a Chinese family including Alin Quanbee the wealthiest Chinese in the Northwest from their home. The abductors fled after forcing the man and child to stay gagged. A ransom note demanded $2,000 left in a canyon, as police search continues.
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Meehikt
Olen Tee
Gadhe
West
Tris
Butte
Mont
Alin Quanbee
Quon
Quick Patent Pills Advertised for Stomach and Liver Relief
An OCR fragment touts "For dilioun attack take Chamber- Inn's Stomach and Liver Tablete" promising a quick cure. Marketed for sale by Barber Bros, the ad blends health claims with a local storefront sales pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber- Inn
Barber Bros
Platt Withdraws from New York Gubernatorial Race
Saratoga Sept 4—Gov Odell pressed Sheldon to bow out of the Republican nomination for governor, arguing Sheldon’s candidacy could imperil the ticket. Sheldon refused, met with Sen. Platt, and a long conference followed with Odell, Sheldon, and Platt. After two hours Sheldon remained in, the withdrawal announcement spurred cheers from supporters. There is mention of other events at Kings County and a reunion in Ohio with notes on Joseph Smith’s death and a pacing record set in Readville.
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Govdrner
New York
Saratoga
George Rochelon
Gov Odes
Platt
Sheldon
Lient
Wimothy L. Woorhruff
Shelton
Mr. Woodruff
Gov. Odell
Albany
Odell
N.Y
Guorgs Sheklon
Gox
Grsernor
Mir. Sheldon
Mfr
Synater Platt
Ofull
Phot
Sheledon
Kings County
Psheldon
Berhings
Woodruit
Lere
Orantenuty
Senator Platt
Senter Platts Cottage
Seaton Winth
Gov
Miles F. Mann
Carthage
Frank B. Morrel
Mann
Joseph Smith
Readville
Mass
Dan Pateh
Remarkable Record Of Chamberlains Cough Remedy
The remedy has been used for over thirty years with millions of bottles sold and no reported failure to cure croup. Given at onset of hoarseness or croupy cough it may prevent the attack. Pleasant to take and free of opium, safe for babies and adults. sold by Barbour Bros.
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Chamberlain
Barbour Bros
Wanted and For Sale Classifieds mixed notices
Columns list lost fox terrier with description and reward for owner Waoodward. sections advertise domestic help at 847 Vermont Street and 33 Indiana Street. inquiries to FE Hacrington about two houses on Meine and Pincksey streets. boarders and roomers sought at 828 New Hampshire Street. listing says rooms for sale with barn and outbuildings at 327 Indiana Street for 1250. rooms to rent at 1627 New Hampshire Street with or without board.
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Waoodward
Waoodward's
Deagalors
Indiana Street
Giel
Vermont Atreet
New Hampshire Strait
Mers
M. Ratherman
Iidiane Street
New Hampshire ‘Street
Denmark's Dairy Queen and the Danish butter standard
Frau Hanne Nielsen, famed in Scandinavian dairy work, is credited in Creamery Journal for advancing the Danish butter standard. Her farm near Copenhagen produces butter and cheese for Denmark's royal families, a point highlighted across Europe for its influence on European dairy practices.
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Mwomay
Ine
Europe
Frau Banne Nieleco
Scandinavian
Auys M. Mostenter
Creamery Journal
Hanne Nielsenk
Elehi
Gopenhagen
Denmark
Dairy Queen of Denmark Influences Regional Dairy
Mrs Nielsen, born September 11 1829 near her current home, built a renowned dairy career through persistent learning and hands on work. She transformed butter making in Denmark attracting many to her methods and training most state dairy inspectors. Her partnership with Mr Nielsen shaped a farm venture that grew despite early missteps.
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Hanne Xtelaen
Russia
Frau Nielsen
Lats Nielsen
Eavarthivaard
Nielsen
Norway
Streden
Switzerland
France
Denmark
Milwaukee chosen for Hutter makers convention
Atene in Milwaukee will host the Hutter makers convention next fall, the first week in October. Secretary Seidulort expects the meeting to be one of the largest and best ever held by the association.
Dairying Advantaged by Proper Feed and Year Round Provision
A well known dairy writer stresses careful breeding and consistent feed as key to stable milk yields. He notes midsummer tests challenge merit, with even supply throughout the year preventing declines during unfavorable periods. The Georgian State Dairy Association president adds that dairying uses less fertility than cropping and supports farm profitability by steady output.
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Northwest
Redding
Apple Canker Problems Warn Orchards Harvest
A report from a Texas station details apple canker diseases in U.S. orchards. It explains cause, progression, and treatment like removing diseased tissue, burning debris, pruning properly, and applying Bordeaux mixture to wounds to prevent spread and protect the tree.
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Hassinbeliy
Tiiois
United States
A New Carnation Pure White Form Described
A fragmentary note describes a pure white carnation with strong fragrance and elegant form, attributed to a breeder or exhibitor referenced as Mr. Mathywieen. The text mentions Pho Dauphe State and Gardéaliz, with references to color and scent.
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Gardealiz
Mathywieen
Wertorn Apple tom and Meethos pears in New York sale
Readable segments describe Wertorn apples and Meethos pears shipped to New York. Notes mention packaging with thirty two nails, shippers’ trial use, and general gardening tips. References to stray persons, July to September garden viewing, and sowing seeds in September appear amid miscellaneous horticultural guidance.
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Wertorn
Meethos
Biehels
Oregon
New York
New York During the Past S 1,Ire 2044 By TL
Phioxes
Tniich
Gay
Bridge to Span Missouri River at St Joseph
A $400,000 railroad bridge will be built over the Missouri River at St Joseph. The project, funded by the St Joseph and Grand Island railroad companies, will connect the two towns and ease rail traffic. Construction is slated to begin this year.
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St. Joseph
Witteros
Missomi
Grand Tatland
Grand Island
Lew Magazine to Launch in New York This Month
The Reader will start a new illustrated magazine in New York offering 1 cent reading material for the United States. It promises literary reviews, bibliography, libraries, drama, and popular fiction with short writings and periodical features each month. Established contributors include already known writers.
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Lew
New York
United States
Grama
Fist of
Ulrwady
Laviedes
Masy
Newest Germ Discovery Reported By Rockefeller Aid
The article describes a breakthrough in infantile disease research termed the summer complaint or summer germ. It credits M r Rockefeller for funding an institute led by Lt. W I E Jin H L and notes isolation work at Wilson Sanitarium for Children in Baltimore. Experts say the germ is being studied to reduce infant mortality in New York and tenement districts.
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Mtr
Feller
Dail Jeen
Thonas Wilson Saultarium
Fillmore
New York
Rockefeller
Lestat
Af Mrediert Seadreh
Wie Jin HL
Trier
Wilson Sanigetun
Chiltern
Baltimore
Llere
Cael
Allorihal
Sui Twetlial
Germ
CMDS
Ordtige Tne Ieee
Er J. Lederle
Datent Laker Saver
Agriculurel Labior
Alowaiys
Manila sanitation plan aims to reclaim city under Taft drive
Governor Taft and Manila health board back a comprehensive program to renew all unsanitary buildings, install strict sewerage, flood protection walls, and regulate new construction to curb cholera. Over 40,000 residents may be moved as slums are razed and camps set up during the overhaul.
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Taft
Health Board of
Manila
War Department
Washington
Philadelphia Cubic Ledger
Montia
Poultry Care Tips From Browling Fowls Manual
Pinfeathers bonemeal and soft feed aid leg weakness prevention in Browling fowls. Do not house chickens turkeys ducks and geese together due to differing habits. For laying hens provide clean water proper food and comfortable quarters with ample space. Ducks forage well and may lay more eggs and larger eggs when properly managed. For breeding, prefer a spinal cockerel with large hens over a large cockeral with small hens unless special aims exist.
Americans in Boer War Told as British Scouts
A Chicago youth Noel Talbot cites that over 5,000 Americans served with British forces in South Africa. He describes their roles as scouts for regiments like Kitehamer and Roosevelt's Rough Riders among British irregulars, with American flags seen at Vinkfontell and notable actions at Helbran.
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Noel Talbot
Chicago
Walter
Laterey
South Africa
Paget
Horse
London
Chicasu
Talbot
Kitehamer
Piriscoll
Amerhsin
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Kyng
Wilson
Tomey Atking
Helbran
Kitchener
Ater
Durban
Port Elmabeth
Cape Town
Mile
New Orleans
Generous Detective Crates Remembered After Pittsfield Accident
The piece honors Detective William Crates, a former bodyguard of President Roosevelt, noting his extreme generosity and service. It recalls a 1910s incident in Washington where Crates urged a colleague to buy him a necktie, illustrating his selflessness and willingness to spend for friends. The narrative portrays Crates as a vigorous, generous public servant linked to the era’s White House security.
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William Crates
Neartednean
William Craig
Roosevelt
Pittsfield
Uncle Sanz
Washington
Ike
Oyster Tay
Pennsyluania Avenue
Haberdasher's
White House
Craig
New Postal Card System Aims to Cut Mail Costs
The St Louis Republic reports on a proposed reform by the Treasury Department to replace standard postal cards with a new system. It would authorize a special envelope and postal card at a fixed price per thousand, to be mailed without postage paid until delivery, when the addressee pays the postage.
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Potaities Department
Washington
St. Louis
Tales of Arigoni Charley and Tiburon expedition tale
A Los Angeles dispatch reports Tatlinden on a scalp linked to Apache Indian Sum Dazen slain by Meadows with an invitation riveted to the scalp. The note urged Roosevelt toward a Ti buron fall expedition to a fabled Mexican coastline interior, a land thought never penetrated by white men. The story blends a sensational frontier mystery with a Roosevelt-era intrigue about exploration and a dramatic scalp exhibit.
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Tatlinden
Charles Meadows
Arigoni Charley
Roosevelt
Tiburon Fall
Mexico
Gulf of Lower California
Los Angeles
Sum Dazen
Meadows
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Areene
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Marion
Sherman County
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Republic
Leavenworth Times
Lawrance World
Lawrence Journal
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Comedawe
Anthony
Abul Jeanmn
Peliin
Teter Delmre
Ridley
Wyth Craddick
Severnor
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Taul’s Valley
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Dawes Commission
India Territory
Interior Department
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Chickazaw Legislaace
United States Marchats
Tnidian
Tie Revielition Chambers
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Birmingham
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Willian
Nerra
Aid
New World
Tulge Feagix
Jd. Wi
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Methodist Episcopal Eyaworth
Epworth League
Ito
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Rusala
St. Petersburg
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Lise
Houmania
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Enghie
Trvelitin
Denver
Diranite Rad
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Heers
Arthur White
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FE. Hacrington
Resa Modern House
Obio Street
Mra Simmons
Tenmesson Street
Louisiana Street
New Hampabie Strest
Imachisa
Hua
A. Keuler
Lampard Sveses
C.L. Ecwerds
Dairy Queen
Louis
Ares
Buopovera
Mieta Palla
Waablogton
St. Lerals
Boston
St Louis
Will & Sts Gyehien
Erie
Mark Vales
Sumi
Chellens
Aintael
Che Caliture
Wablert
Asturia
New York Berl
York
Rudy Apouxt
Midler Subploneers
Organizatan
Siammer
Lavarusg
Portland
Ore
Willamette Place
Cilner's Lake
England
Mary
Stripes
Vinhemetenca Campa
Walter C. Matetey
Vinkfontel
Jim Jve
Hat Crier
Rate
Cina
Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia Pubic Ledger
Times
G. Harold Powell
A. S. Fulton
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