Lawrence Journal World 1908 Yorks State News Summary
Lawrence Kansas September 25 1908. Local notices and letters present a mix of community items and advertisements. Mentions public statements from citizens praising Dean's Kidney Pills and endorsements from Mrs Argubright for kidney health. Reports on Taft speech support among Republicans. Updates on Madrid Spain Morocco tensions and possible war. Bar Harbor Peary Arctic club updates on exploration data. Ads for medical tonics and remedies.
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Posting Street Signs For Better Marking Of Streets
A letter urges immediate council action to replace street names on Lawrence streets. The piece argues that proper marking is essential as more people ride streetcars and strangers arrive, condemning delays as long overdue. It also cites political talk on Taft and tariff bill, but focuses on urban marking needs.
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Lawrence
Miners in Butte Walk Out Over Union Rift
In Butte Montana on September 25 eighty percent of mines in the district closed as the Western Federation of Miners and a seceded engineers union clash. The Butte miners union ordered members not to work in mines employing engineers from the new union. No strike over hours or wages is ordered, but the dispute may affect smelters in Anaconda Great Falls and Butte, risking job losses for up to 15000 foundry workers if closures spread.
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Government Jobs For Men At The Post Office
Government announces clerks and carriers positions with salaries from 600 to 1600 dollars. Thousands of openings yearly, lifelong careers, high pay, short hours, and paid vacations. Men over 18 with basic education urged to take Civil Service exams in November. Central Schools offer exam preparation, free information available by writing Dept. 804 Rochester NY.
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Strikes And Violence Grow In City Street Cars
Disorder and street car violence mount as strikes intensify with Haupt crews releasing cars, stones and other missiles fly, causing injuries and property damage. Amid chaos a fraudless ad appears for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Texans wonder remedies are advertised, with reports of political shifts and local notices interspersed.
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Star Tourists Return to Kansas City Events
September reports from Kansas City describe tourists entering with aid and new activity by the Automality club. In the Kansas City Star trophies event a Test driven by DT dd led the pack while Drank Linear finished second. Winners to be announced in coming days. Meanwhile Nairobi notes Theodore Roosevelt hunting in Macord district with local eloplosits and Kermit baz killing an elephant as he moves toward Lake anumneron in the up Saivash Province.
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A Wife's Eleven Duties Spark Divorce Action
Spokane reports Mrs. Julian Leese Ti, a wheat rancher's wife, seeks divorce in Superior Court. Her petition lists eleven duties she performed for the household and farm, including cooking for harvesters, cleaning, and other chores, with friction over attendance on relatives and visits to her mother. The document also notes a separate advert for Koch the tailor at 727 Mass. Street.
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Mt Cmnsel
Leprosy In U S Contagious Incurable Says Report
Washington reports to a international leprosy conference that the disease is contagious and incurable in humans. Delegates note rising global prevalence with 30 plus known U S and canal areas having cases. advance warnings emphasize strict isolation and ongoing public health vigilance. A separate item offers a $125 reward for burglary suspects. Other notices include yard sale ads and clothing bargains.
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Woman Invited to Taft Banquet Refuses to Attend
Chicago September 21 Mrs Ella Fl Young head of Chicago public schools and the only woman invited to sit at the Taft banquet by the Commercial Club declines to attend. She says the invitation is a token of support but she will not attend the dinner. The move is seen as a political gesture amid suffrage excitement.
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Deserted at altar and estate case in Speer quirk
Bevans in Aannar declines to probe a deserted altar. In the orphan’s court at ro yesterday Judge Speer approved a distribution of half the estate of James Tt, who died worth f ar, to Mrs. Speer, widow of Toebers, as the rightful heir after a long family dispute.
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Mer Speer
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Money Order Changes Committee Seeks Cost Cuts
Washington Sept 21 a special committee appointed by the Postmaster General to study money order system costs and reduce annual expenses. The panel includes chief postal inspectors and other senior officials to examine savings and streamline operations across the foreign and registered mail divisions. The move aims to lower government costs without weakening service.
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Miss Elkins May Become Duchess Despite Opposition
Reporters note opposition from the Royal Kin of the Duke of the Abruzzi to Miss Katherine Elkins. Secret plans reportedly place her in Paris as a potential duchess while Elkins family tensions and royal objections surface. The outcome hinges on a high court or grand jury style decision and the Queen Dowager’s stance amid persistent royal pressure.
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Pieheagipher At Old Stand Awaiting New Building
Fragmentary notes describe a pieheagipher made by Algert Ments, remaining at its old Fiskdune stand until a new building completes around October. Mentions military incidents and fashion items from Mes Sheapers, Lartles Toggery, Abe Wilson GLP. Open 6 pm.
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