Lawrence items of interest and local notes
Long list of short notices from Lawrence including visits, relocations, school, church, and civic events. Mentions people traveling to Colorado and Kansas, rail and bridge work, a marriage license, a new hall in Wakarusa, a harvest picnic, theater notices, and a brewery/market openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
John Barber
City
BR. R. Moore
Samuel P. Moore
Kansas City
Jacque Ritchie
William Moore
Cincinnati
G. Mc. Connell
Los Angeles
California
Moore
Lawrence Business College ad seeks ten youths for training
The Lawrence Business College and Academy of English and Classics invites neighbors to nominate ten young people for business training short-hand typing academic education or music art. It offers a year of a Monthly Educational Journal upon subscription and asks to mark likely attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Busineea College
Academy of English and Classics
E. L. Mclizavy
Fragmented Hen Plumbege Joslin examination raises laughs
A humorous report from The Limekiln Club shows the committee grilling Hon. Plumbege Joslin on 31 questions from Plato to De Soto and coconut math, none answered correctly, prompting comical claims of wiser days. Ascension Day superstition in Cumberland County prompts fishing lore and a thunderstorm joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joslin
Committee On
Plato
Turkey
de Soto
Mississippi River
Plumbego
Canton
Ohio
Antimony Jackson
Grenada
Mim
Tanaie
Gonar
Profesor
Sesabe
Crows
Detroit
Cumberland County
Barrisburg
Mental Healing Rules and Absent Treatment Instructions
A historical excerpt outlines methods for mental healing including concentration and absent treatment. It warns thoughts influence others, gives steps to concentrate and subjugate the senses, and notes variations in patient receptiveness. the piece blends advice with period language and miscues. It also includes a casual anecdote from Parkersburg and a New York City color portrait fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas
Sones
Miniature White House Built Near Edge of Seneca
The article recalls a U S project near the sen aixt inviting President Grant to live there two months yearly. Grant visited simply, avoiding luxury while wealth funded the venture. A new town grew with hotels, banks, and vast acres of New Jersey sand turned to fortunes amid gold bearing roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Grant
Abe
Luzurnes
California
Wil Carlton
New York Star
University of Zu and Kansas offer expanded instruction
The notice outlines increased and expanded instruction across many departments at the University of Zu and the University of Kansas. It details civil and electrical engineering, physics and chemistry, art, medicine, music, law, and preparatory courses, with admissions requirements, a new department reorganized, and a fall term opening Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of
Gret
Department of Music
Department of Law
Sane
Tory
United States
Shopping Rush Reflects Retail Appeal at Innes Store
A vivid scene at GEO. INNES shows customers lined up in rain to browse shelves. Clerks note strong demand for goods, especially silks and carpets, highlighting store popularity and competitive pricing amid steady foot traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Innes
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R Toe
Belvoir
Bromersick
John Pittsford
Colorado
P. A
North Lawrence
Kaneas City
Philipp Heyl
Edn Phillips
Wichita
H. W. Hayne
Mrs. B. W. Woodward
Manitou
Jessie Howe
Thin City
Vinland
D. F. Datton
Media
Banta Fe
Southern Kansas
M. E
Baldwin City
A. H. Stote
Wyoming
The
County Normal Institute
Young Women’s Christian Association
South Park
Tom Brood
Lawrence
St. Louis
Nettie Lapelle
Mesars
W.T. Faxon
Harvey J. Sperry
Tribune
Wn. Friedline
Charles Griffith
Washington Creek
Reynolds
Lettle
C. BE. Bodle
Ella G. Moye
Haskell Institute
Pomona
Slater
C. C. Hughes
Henry S. Tremper
Mrs. Tremper
Ohio Street
M. McMilen
Republican’ County Central Committee
Hawk
Telephone Exchange
D. 8. Alford
Norton
Charles F. Smith
Omaha, Neb
Alice J. Abbott
Salvation Army
E. H. F. Bchnieder
Wakarusa Township
General Babcock
Schnieder
Wakarusa
H. L. Moore
Canada
Sigel
Bloomington
A. Urbansky
St. Mary's
Chris Harmon
K. Tabor
Ben Crain
Boston Clothing House
East
John Henry
Mr. Geo. Jewett
Maryland
Brother
John E. Jewett
Geo.Abbott
Osawkee
Jefferson County
Harvest Home
Mrs. A. Whitcomb
Chicago
Florists
Biz” Wiseman
Opera House
Douglas County
Bismarck Fair
Bismarck Grove
Chas. H. Taylor
Wabauneee County
Minnie Esterly
Hall’s Grove
Johnson County
Cooper
Topeka
Edw. Russell
Rausasell
J. L. Topham
New York
Kansas
Jacob Lash
George Holder
Union Pacific Railway
Vaughn Beatty
Night Éollerk
Wm. Ashley
Clinton Dearing
Joseph Ballard
Jas. Goodin
Benj. Hankerson
Wm. Fisher
Thos. Allen
W. H. "Valentine
Illinois
Supreme Court
German Methodist Church of
Mru, J. Irving Sande
Chico, Kas
University
District Court
Donnelly Bros
J. T. Moore
Hig House
Rhode Island Street
Geo. T. Faxon
Jas. P. Barges
Washington Valley
Osage County
Miller
Appanoose
Gazette
Capt
C. L. Gregg
Washington Territory
J. C. Elliott
Pennsylvania
Walker
John Sullivan
D.C. Adame
K. C., L.,& N. Railroad
Masschusetta Street
Aterier
W. B. Fowler
Kansas Fruit Vinegar Works
M. Farse
Indiana
Stephen Cox
Farsa
James Hymer
Richard Lightner
Santa Fe
Eudora
Lightner
Hymer
Fair Grounds
Fair Association
Kaw Valley Gan Club
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Douglas Count Horticultural Society
Stiner’s Grove
Lawrence Bridge
Leavenworth Road
A. Colman
Mim K. Pierson
J. McNangton
Reno
Bismarck
Lucy 5
Steven
Pittsburg
Alex Shaw
Carter
J. G. Hankell
Quantrall
Quantrell
Gry
Pitcher’s Castoriay
the Limekiln
CLUB
Parkersburg
Katherine
Uncle Horace
New York City
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