Lawrence Journal's Cheap Paper Price Cut and Delivery Details
The Lawrence Journal announces a reduced price to 1.18 dollars and outlines subscription terms. It notes home delivery within Douglas county with rates for in and out of county, payment options, and where to send remittances to the Lawrence Journal Company in Lawrence, Kansas.
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TOR Lawrence Journal Company
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Kaos
Prohibition Amendment and Civil War Echoes Across News
The item notes Ongens voteran prohibition amendment near election, Adjutant General A B Cranp-Dell canvassing, St. John and Mic in California tied to political shifts, and a shift in yacht race courses by the New York Yacht Club. It also covers Chicago enforcing age limits on farm labor, store owners in the city vicinity under arrest for law violations, and broader reflections on the Civil War and Cuba’s revolt.
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Ongens
A.B. Cranp- Dell
Unis State
St. John
Fattunl
Mic
California
New York Yacht Club
Treayer
Chicago
Thanksgiving tales and fare color a wandering column
A fragmented reminiscence evokes a Thanksgiving mood with baked beans and brown bread as part of a broad, wandering piece. The reader is invited to a time of stories and adventures on Bosom Common, with references to Edward B. Payne and detele Beaton Fremont.
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Edward B. Payne
Detele Beaton
Fremont
Postoffice Changes in Kansas for Oct 24, 1887
Postmasters appointed include Barel Nemala county Johnathan H. Baker Covert Osborne county Henry O Pixley North Cedar Jackson county John L Parker Oak Sevant county Alvin P Fangl Paxico Wabsmere county B Bachley Wilburn Fond county J A Claweon Discontinued Armistead Pratt Belafield Rush Hughes Thoman Laskar Ford Locksport Haskell McHale Rooks Milwaukee Stafford Ohio Center Sedgwick Quakerville Cherokee Streator Thomson Fame hill Cowley Wakeman Norton counties
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van Vieck
Postoffice Department
Barel
Nemala Lounty
Johnathan H. Baker
Covert
Osborne
Henry O. Pixley
North
Cedar
Jackson County
John L. Parker
Oak
Sevant
Alvin P. Fangl
Paxico
Wabsmere
B. Bachley Wilburn
Fond
The Cricket Across The Water A Grand German Farm Visit
A lengthy feature describes Haf Garten near Angh with four half acres of green paths and benches. It details cows of Holstein, Dutch Frisian, and jerseys, cared for by gentle staff, while children enjoy fresh milk and biscuits. It also notes a sunlit open-air climate, an extraordinary stained glass workshop, and a 12th century cathedral visit praising medieval glass and music room designs.
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Reuran
Isre
Beef Ag
Wright
Glias
Riad
Holtein
Moerits
Curious 19th Century Medical Quackery Language
Fragmented OCR describes patarrh quarante nd cure terms in archaic medicina. Mentions fever bile and malarial seeming disease with references to liver bowels and Rhieeys, amid warnings that the term is misleading and harmful.
Welsh preacher in England stirs Irish justice debate
Rev. Wm Shar man, successor to Rev. W C Tenney, preaches in Preston England on Irish coercion and the Middown massacre. The Dublin Evening Telegraph cites his sermon at a Memorial Service for Lonergan Shin vick and Casey, praising Irish freedom and urging justice. The piece notes Liberal sentiment in England and Gladstone's stance on Irish self rule.
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W. C. Tenney
Unitarian Cbarch
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Lawrence
Preston
England
Great Britain
Ieee
Evening Telegraph
Dublin
Ireland
Jovenan
Green Isle
Great Liberal Party of
Gladstone
Mr Gladstone
Liberal Party
Erhind
Lancashire Evening Post
W. Sharman
Lonergan
Shinvick
Casey
Erin
Chowbeat
Wood
Mr. Sharman
Hkewiss
Doubtful note on University bonds action
A Topeka correspondent reports the attorney general and state treasurer may sue to declare unconstitutional Lawrence bonds issued for the University four years ago. The claim is dismissed as unlikely and imprudent, noting the legislature already relieved the city and directed payment into the school fund.
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Kansas City Journal
Topeka
Lawrence
Corbett
House of Representatives
Rotereat
State University
Hunane
Atttorney
Journal
Antnet
Debated Right of Public Meeting in English History
The speakers argue that only liberal England can avert civil war in Ireland, praising the free press and public assembly as ancient rights. They recount Peterloo, Shelley, and Chartist incidents to show how peaceful protests have steered policy, while Ireland’s coercive approach risks ruin.
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Ireland
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Mint
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Elrjoy
Shelly
Wis
IGT
Hyde Park
London
Worthuuse Moore
Yhysien
Laaiden
Alu
Ayde Park
Duthl Street
Notable 19th Century Figures in Arts and Industry
A collage of trivia highlights from Sylvanus Cobb to Ottilie Wildermuth. It notes Kuki, the Japanese Minister in Washington, baptizing his children. Mrs. Leland Stanford funding a veterans’ widow and orphan home in San Jose. a Tubingen monument to Ottilie Wildermuth funded by German women. Adeline Whitney’s distinctive feminine handwriting. Queen Victoria’s massive bound jubilee volume. Albert Krupp’s villa housing a nine foot tall steel sculpture. and a Moltke anecdote about a beer miscalculation at an inn, illustrating rulers and elites in daily life.
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Sylvanus Cobb
New York
Kuki
Washington
Chris Baltes
Eugenie
Leland Stanford
San Jose
Cal
Ottilie Wilderronth
Tubingen
Germany
Adeline D. T. Whitney
Stepdarda
Primrose League
Albert Krupp
Grost
von Moltke
Nes
Ageia
Motke
Extraordinary Career of a Beggar King and Moral Reflections
A long excerpt details Bampfylde Moore Carew known as the King of the Beggars, his noble lineage, gypsy wanderings, and acceptance of a life of disguise and adventure that challenged conventional English squire life. It contrasts his restless spirit with modern professions offering perilous energy, and warns youth against reckless questing while noting the era’s curiosity about bold, unconventional paths.
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England
George I
Carew
Eton
Oxford
Bis
Tenta
Europe
Lord Seton
New England
New York
Virginian
Globe
Carow
Lions and Humans in a Parisian Portrait by Victor Hugo
A Saturday Review piece ponders the humor and morality of lion taming and public fear, noting M. Pezon's tame lion walks in Versailles, Carpaccia's depictions, and Jerome’s garden scene. It compares cats and lions, cites Cuvier, and ends with Hugo's boastful French national pride.
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M. Peson
M. Pezon
Versailles
Carpaccia
St. Jeronz
St. Jerome
Jerome
M. Bidell
M Pezon
Victor Hugo
One Wheeled Paris Clock Goes On A Century Later
A rare one wheeled watch made in Paris over a hundred years ago was presented to the National Institute in 1790 in a ruined state. Under expert care its organs now work in harmony with the great wheel powering the mechanism. The device features a sixty tooth wheel of thirty-three millimeters diameter and a dual-nion axis connecting the barrel and minute work, with gear actions that regulate power delivery and return as the axis rises.
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France
Paris
National Institute
Europe
Brush turkeys hatch after three weeks in shared nests
The article describes brush turkeys nesting by digging multiple holes with females laying eggs blunt end up. Males regulate moisture and temperature, cover eggs, and after about three weeks the young hatch. The chicks are feathered and strong, then wander with parents before the father buries them later. The hatchings have occurred in captivity, notably Berlin Zoo.
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Berlin Zoological Garden
Deutsche Mustrirte Zeitung
Northward heads and spiritual notes from a 19th century page
A mixed bag notes popular science claims about a North pointing human head and a guillotine experiment. It recounts Rochester seance handwriting tests, a portrait of Jean Ingelow, and a Waterbury banknote. The piece also surveys oat meal cooking methods and related domestic tips from Good Housekeeping.
Semanine Foibles in New York Fashion Notes
A fragmented fashion vignette describes styles and adornments in New York, noting gilt beads and pearl ensembles, narrow yet sharp hats, and growing popularity of hair pins. language is archaic and partially garbled, implying evolving fall styling and accessory trends.
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York
Bolte
Gore
Wien
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