Lawrence Journal Tribune declares its Republican heritage
The Lawrence Journal Tribune outlines its long history dating to 1857 as the Lawrence Republican and later transformations. It notes ownership of the telegraph franchise, dispatches, and a commitment to public welfare and local interests while maintaining a Republican stance.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Republican
State Journal
Lawrence Journal
Pranchise
Lawrence Tribune
Daty
Journal
Jocrna
Mississippi Racist Violence And Federal Duty
The piece condemns the Wahalak killings in Kemper County Mississippi as unlawful racial violence. It urges equal pursuit and punishment of murderers, insists innocent blood must be avenged, and calls for federal intervention if local authorities refuse to act. It warns against racial revenge and condemns political office seekers who ignore civil rights.
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Wahalak
Kemper County
Chicago News
Atlantic Constitution
Mississippi
State Historical Society
Journal Subscription Rates and Address Instructions
Delivered by carrier to any part of the city One week. One month in advance. Six months or one year in advance. Outside of county rates. Include full post office address with county and state. If changing address, list old and new. Remittance by draft, money order, express, or registered mail. Lawrence, Kansas.
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COM Lawrence
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State House
Kansas
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Agricultural Board
State Railroad Commissionera
State Historical Society
Hawthorne
Wregg
Cabinet Policies Take Center Stage Over Appointments
A political observer notes the public favors evaluating cabinet policies over personal who will hold offices. Voters and commentators focus on governance direction rather than cabinet lineup.
Moon and Kansas City Times Eclipse Noted Last Night
A rare celestial event coincided with the Kansas City Times publishing cycle as observers reported a visible lunar eclipse. No additional details from the article.
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Kansas City Times
Penitentiary Focus Overshadows London Plot News
Kansas City Times keeps its attention on the Kansas penitentiary while noting the London Times plot to bomb an ocean liner in New York. The brief mentions a dangerous scheme and contrasts local crime focus with international intrigue.
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Kansas City Times
Kansas Penitentiary
London Times
New York
Corrections on Larned founding date and state printer portrait
A correspondent challenges our founding date for Larned as one year off and rebukes reopening debates on age and dead issues. We question a miscaptioned portrait of the newly elected State Printer Clifford C. Bakek with a plastered forehead as “information of the brain.” We urge removal of those responsible for such “cuts” in the state.
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Larned
Booth
Larneil
Commonwealth
Clifford C. Bakek
Civil service reform may follow pledge to people
An observer notes General Warrisog Games and Senator Sawyer discuss drift toward civil service reform. Sawyer cites allowing any Democrat with a fixed term who has served satisfactorily to finish his term and inform constituents. It hints the administration might keep its pledge to reform.
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Warrisog
Sawyer
Notoriety and threats tied to Prof Marsh resignation
A distorted punditry piece hints at a sinister pursuer after Prof Marsh, warning him to arm himself amid concerns over federal patronage. The piece juxtaposes threats with a broader critique of office power, citing Garfield and the glare of political patronage in public life.
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Marsh
Crowley
Jack the Ripper
Kansas Transition Echoes Blues and Hope at Capitol
Editorial correspondence recalls the grim weather and delayed trains as Governor Martin passes the duties to Governor Humphrey amid mixed public sentiment. The piece praises Kansas history, the state’s founders, and the need for strong leadership while noting Senate and House actions on University oversight and penitentiary inquiries.
Public Opinion quotes and political snippets debate national matters
Extracts from the ad mirable scrap book of current expressions highlight uncommented quotations from many papers on topics including a future president’s integrity and the role of protectionists versus free traders. It notes expectations of a large inauguration crowd and comments on race relations and political rhetoric from multiple newspapers.
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Public Opinion Co
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia American
Savannah Morning News
Harrison
Virginia
Philadelphia
Randall
Mobile Register
Dem
United States
Chassez
Hamburg
Rep
Memphis Appeal
Veale Held Standard Representative For Sherman County
The Sherman county delegation would be abnormal without Geo. W. Veale, a habitual Topeka choice for the Legislature. The city assumes Veale can best represent its interests, trusting his intimate knowledge of legislative work and the city’s requirements.
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Geo. W. Veale
Topeka
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Joint Committee On Educational Institutions
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