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Newspaper

Lawrence Weekly Journal

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1887

Page

3

SiksKkee Canceré in Arkansas and wartime politics mix

The Journal reports SiksKkee Canceré at Het Spriggs Arkansas amid government absence and a wave of political discuss over President Cleveland policies. It notes Mrs Adair’s rumored engagement to the Duke of Marlborough and references Grant era politics, economic debates, and Cleveland veto battles shaping public sentiment.

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Fragmented notes on local politics and national issues

A mosaic of opinion and reportage covers local governance, national figures, economic policy, church activism, and court cases. It mentions Postmaster General Vilas, protection debates, railroad safety, and political infighting, with scattered opinions on Mormon polygamy and anarchist critique.

Across the Water to Bremen Aboard the Welcona

An American party narrates a voyage from Antwerp to Bremen aboard the Welcona. Rough seas delay unloading, a joyful reunion with friends unfolds on deck, and later observations note Bremen's foggy charm, Prussian politics, and cultural life including opera and local dress. The narrative also reflects on German society, schooling, and upcoming vintages on the Rhine.

Kansas future urged to shift growth from cities to farms

SesatTor Pics urges Kansas development through fertile lands and better transport, linking to southwestern resources and Old Mexico. The piece contrasts Kansas City pride with neglect of packing houses, notes sugar industry potential in Topeka, Lawrence, and Port Scott, and mentions Brooklyn transit impacts and curious local anecdotes.

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Injured Wright resigns from Chicago and Atlantic road

Dr Charles T Wright of Huntington Ind a surgeon with the Chicago and Atlantic road resigns his post and says sympathy lies with remaining employees He claims unsafe locomotives and that the company refused to relay a telegraph message about his condition from Kouts He cites denial of aid to engineer Dorsey and Wyman before leaving Chicago.

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Ex-Vies President Hawstoar Hamlun Attends St Louis Encampment

Ex-Vies President Hawstoar Hamlu n, a long time G. A. R. member, traveled across the continent at old age to attend the St Louis encampment. He served as a private in a Maine regiment on the ninety day call to quell the rebellion and was mustered out. Pay rolls show Hannibal Hamlin of Maine declined pay due him as a company member since he already drew government pay as vice president.

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Fragmented Prose Fragments From Historic Newspapers

A collage of quotation snippets and humorous observations from various papers. It blends aphorisms on money, virtue, and humanity with satirical notes about editors, education, and social behavior. The text cites Emerson, Darwin, Dr. Johnson, and multiple unidentified periodicals, reflecting a patchwork of nineteenth century newspaper chatter.

Display of Check Near Paralyzing Detroit Man Shown

A Detroit Free Press item recounts a panicked incident with a tramp who repeatedly demanded money from a Woodward Avenue merchant. The man claimed he had served his country while showing a battlefield panorama, and the tale ends with a humorous misdirection about his death in the Battle of Atlanta. Other clippings note Connecticut banks with unclaimed funds, patent counts for New York women, a Harrisburg milk mill hiring 400, and a Friedensville engine boiler issue, with several brief industry facts.

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State Claims Mineral Springs as National Property in Costa Rica Decree

A government decree in Costa Rica proclaims several valuable mineral springs as property of the State and bans future private transfers. Elsewhere, unrest in Japan sees students in streets lecturing on political topics while defying authorities.

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