Lawrence Journal subscription terms and local notices
The Lawrence Journal Company announces mail and carrier subscription rates for daily, weekly, monthly, three and six month, and one year terms with advance payment. Notices reference Lawrence, Kansas history, local rail speculation, political races, a slave-born woman’s death in Indian Territory, Atchison extension talks, tax payment promptness, and various editorial remarks on regional topics.
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Lawrence Journal Company
Lawrence
Kansas
University Education in the West and Growth of Civil Society
The article argues that university education has a tangible presence in the West, growing with immigration and the development of communities. It frames the university as a complement to past civilizations and notes how education, church, and organized society accompany frontier expansion and capital-brain collaboration.
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Boston
Daniel Boons
Vicero
Wifveraitas
University of Paris
Abelard
Champarans
Western universities and the future of the state college system
The essay extols the university ideal in the West arguing that a true university will rise with wealth and time. It cites Michigan Wisconsin Missouri and Kansas as seeds of higher education and urges liberal appropriations. It claims the university elevates all citizens and remains a public, aristocratic venture for civilization.
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University of Missouri
Young Kansas
Michigan
Wisconsin
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Minmesa
Williams
Town
Kansas
Aristus
Michigan University
Curious watch dial by Boston man hailed as unique piece
A Boston gentleman owns a rare watch dial with minute marks forming Shakespearean lines from King Lear. The dial bears the inscription Fatt par Justin Raymond painter St dinier Canton Berne Suisse and the motto God Save the Union. Edward Huntley’s name appears in the X hair stroke and two other names lie under XI and VI. Artist Mr Raymond worked ten days, two weeks in part hidden. Competent judges call it the country’s best workmanship.
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Boston
Justin Raymond
St. Dinier
Canton Berne
Suisse
God Save
Raymond
Calden
Ancient Schools and Institutions Across New England
The Boston Latin School dates to 1634 as America's oldest such institution. Charleston Massachusetts reports the First parish Sunday-school marking its seventieth anniversary as New England’s oldest. Cornell no longer grants honorary degrees, and to be a doctor of laws requires examination. New Jersey State Scientific School adds marksmanship to military drill. Canadian Methodists list three local preachers who are millionaires in Ontario and New Brunswick.
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America
Boston Globe
Charleston
Mais
New England
Cornell University
Ithaca Journal
New Jersey State Scientific School
New Brunswick
Methodist Church In
Canada
W. E. Sandford
Hamilton
John Macdonald
Toronto
G. A. Cox
Peterboro
A Bold Adventuress in War Times Georgia Mountains
A Georgia Mountain tale follows Jinnie a sixteen year old girl in a North Georgia village during Sherman's raid. Captain La Rue courts her and hides in her home, later driving rumors across Mexico and Paris. Eugenia La Rue, famed adventuress, is traced from Washington scandals to a faded public final appearance.
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La.Rue
Sherman
Blankville
North Georgia
Jinnie
Captain la Rue
Nener
Maximilian
Mexico
la Rue
Georgia
Prince Galm-Salm
Europe
Beale
Eugenie la Rue
Paris
Washington
North
Adventuress
LaRue
Wall Street
Philadelphia
Eugenia la Rue
Continents
A Good Law for Jersey Parson DS Sen
The new marriage laws of Pennsylvania to curb rash marriages have operated a year and raised Jersey parsons near the state line. In Camden Roman Catholic clergy refuse to marry hurried couples from Philadelphia, but many are not so scrupulous. One man earned about three hundred dollars in fees during a summer. another distributes cards with his address and directions to ferries between Philadelphia and Camden.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphis
Camdes
Rolands Reed Mixes Court Mixup in Lewiston Tale
Actor Roland Reed, touring in Lewiston, Maine, is mistaken for a defendant and taken from the Dewitt House to the courthouse. A deputy, court officers, and Judge Clipper improvise to place him in a jury, sparking a comedy of errors that lasts two days before a verdict.
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Javor
Rochester
Post-Express
Roland Reed
Lewiston
Reed
Dewitt House
Roland
RK. Reed
R. Reed
Reuben Reed
Court House
Fisst
Harry Hine
Harry
Ile
Charley
Hombog
Malmaison Revisited Where Napoleon and Josephine Lived
J Edward King visits Malmaison, Napoleon and Josephine’s former home, noting the ruined, dilapidated library, faded grounds, and a park being sold off. He recalls the imperial museum era, the wartime desecration by Prussian troops, and the once brilliant salons that now echo with desolation.
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Jedward King
Boston Journal
Malmaison
Napoleon
Josephine
Sycamore
America
Georgia fence law debate noted in constitution piece
A Georgia law discussion appears in a Georgia Constitution context, focusing on the fence law and its interpretation. The brief notes the legal framework and potential implications for property boundaries within the state.
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Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
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