27 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1902
Page
1
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as aiding young wives adapting to marriage, claiming it strengthens weak women, regulates cycles, dries draining fluids, heals inflammation, and treats uterine ailments. Letters from readers praise benefits, though the tone mirrors vintage patent medicine claims with privacy offered.
Railroad time table listing Banta Fe trains to Kansas City Chicago and Texas with multiple express and local departures. Includes Kansas City Denver Topeka Colorado and Texas routes, with note on Sunday and weekday schedules and branch stops at Lawrence Leavenworth and Leavenworth branch.
A gas stove turns on instantly with a simple valve. A partial turn yields a slow flame and a larger turn yields a moderate flame. Full on, a quick flame. turning it off stops the fire. Simplicity and convenience praised.
The G A R Posts of Kansas City promote the Frisco System as an official route to Washington. A special all Pullman train departs 6 30 p m from the Asian Depot Kansas City passing through historic districts and major cities with liberal stopovers. Copies and further details offered by Frisco Agent Jas Donohue and Gov. W Vauz in Chicago.
Washington reports that President granted a full and unconditional pardon to William Dinkella who was convicted in 1880 by a United States consular court in Japan for the murder of Charles H. Abbott aboard the Centennial. Dinkella has served over 22 years, and the attorney general notes the crime could have been murder in the second degree given circumstances.
Official telegraph reports that the supplemental agreement with the government is ratified by an overwhelming majority of the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations. It provides for the sale of coal lands totaling about 500000 acres by public auction, with no leases of coal or asphalt lands, and carves out 640 acres for Sulphur Springs. It also enrolls all Mississippi Choctaws and descendants with patented lands and allows Chickasaw freedmen to seek court action to determine rights.
A chaotic Washington style recap cites Dr. F L W Whitlock death in Wichita Kansas at age 80, a Moscow assassination claim, a Moscow murder, a Worthon Indiana acquittal in a wife murder case, and several rail, prison, and immigration notes wrapped with vague international and domestic items. It mentions Roosevelt wound exam, a Rocky Mountain Bell strike, and railroad amalgamations with Grand Trunk and Indiana lines, plus tourism literature and Pacific rail promotions.
Charles J. Draper of South Shafte bury Vermont recounts how a costly relic from his Spanish American War service caused illness. After Georgia encampment and Porto Rico, a friend’s tip led him to Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, which he credits with restoring his strength in two months. The pills address blood and nerve weaknesses and are sold by dealers or by mail from Schenectady New York.
In Paris a defense statement argues the accused acted under control of a hidden mastermind. the father cites coercion and lack of criminal intent, while prosecutors push for accountability and justice. The case centers on a murder, with sensational rhetoric about influence and manipulation.
Sept 27 items report Warden Aries resigning after a governor and secretary of state vote acquitted him of dishonesty, with claims he violated law by overworking trusties and prison inmates on his brother’s ranch. Other notes mention strikes by Choctaw machinists, a Bryan Craddock rally in Kansas City, and Indianapolis railroad merger filings.
A garbled note places Tee Re Hoyal Buskeks at the center of Gamatsum taser resort in America near Muskoka with reference to Canada and the United States. It mentions gasite Jose 14 and directs readers to Ges for details at Grand Trust railway syatera 133 Adams street Chicago.
The Detroit pad New York Expiney of the Grand Trask Railway System departs Chicago daily at 27: ag a.m. for Detroit Mt. Cramess, Niagara Falla, New York and Philadelphia. It offers wide ventibuis comebas, cafe parlor car and Pallmes sleeping cars. Information and timetabler available from Gen W vane, aG. Pas Tb. Obteom 97, 15 Adema &., Oblong.
In Scranton Pa on September 27 a district president accuses ex foreman Michael Trius of leading a bribery scheme to recruit nine workers for a return to work at 2.50 per meal the coal companies deny the charges and say informants are ready to prove their case. Soldiers remain deployed as trials and protests unfold across the region with quiet reported in Forest City Susquehanna and Wyoming valleys.
A girl abducted from an Ohio trainer's facility was reported missing. Authorities tracked a suspect to Canton as a dramatic chase unfolded through streets, with a passerby guiding police to the suspect. The case centers on a Philadelphia group described as wealthy.
Washington September 27 The commander in chief Farrance prescribes the order of march for the grand parade of the Grand Army of the Republic in Washington. The troops must move promptly at ten and form in companies or singly rank with a free front. Distance between units fixed to keep a clear column. Also reports on gypsum beds in Blaine county Oklahoma and an appointment of David Z Thompson as United States minister to Brazil. Medical notes on Roosevelt wound trace of dangerous matter found.
Sept 22 report from Canton Ohio notes Secretary Root and other officials at events with wreaths for President Roosevelt. Mentions varied local incidents including a strike, a head injury in a depot accident, and a military veteran narrative. Also references Lieut. Hees Milled and a jury decision in Missouri involving Hale Clay and Missouri legislature figures.
A long standing Chamberlain cough remedy claim notes over thirty years of use with millions of bottles sold. It says no opium, safe for babies, and touted as a standard treatment in many homes for croup and hoarseness with no recorded failures. Available from Barber Bros. and Ge Memory at Canadian Satine.
Albert Thomas in Kansas petty age 22 arrested for deserting his 10 year old wife. Roosevelt signs census order for Philippine islands. Wallace missing drug salesman last seen in Joplin a month ago. Denver Times sold to Senator Patterson and Campbell for 100000. MF railroad to raise 23000000 for Tacoma line. Montana populists nominate Martin Dea for congress and back woman suffrage. US business failures rise to 170 last week 132 prior 197 year ago. Burglars rob Beechwood Improvement Co. safe at South Sharon $400 after tying two policemen. Gen Booth of Salvation Army aboard steamer Philadelphia en route to New York. French miners adopt eight hour day including travel and meals. War department circular warns officers against political activities. Bulgarian fight at Silonica leaves both sides bleeding. War department report to Gen Davis dated September 30. Manchuria evacuation begun by Russians says Conger cable from Pekin. A H L Wallace of South Hoson Kan flees to avoid charges. accuser Mamie Natrdain appears.
The notice lists various excursion fares from regions including California, Oklahoma, Indiana Territory, Louisiana, New Mexico, Arizona, Texas, Arkansas, and Colorado west of Rocky Ford. Round trips range roughly from $1.10 to $6.60 with sale dates in September and October and return limits up to 30 days. liberal stopover privileges and diverse routes are advertised.
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