Scarky Pine Reported Traced to Texas Hideout
Gazette correspondent locates Harry Pine in Bonham Texas on March 3 claiming a new identity Henry Moore. Pine denied guilt in an incest charge from Lawrence and feared exposure, saying he would travel toward Indian Territory via Sherman and Dennison while blaming his brother in law Lee Harris.
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Local Industries Report Busy Harvest Season
The Canning Factory has issued many contracts for peas corn and tomatoes. Miss Sallin Runten becomes stenographer for the Melpae Hay Press Company. Eclipse Hay Press starts manufacture this week as improvements roll out. Texas orders already coming in. Paper Mill employs thirty-one in mills ten to twelve outside with a 300 dollar weekly payroll. Bigger Corn Meal Mill reports strong business and cob sales. Columbia Straw Paper Company runs day and night to catch up on orders with three to five carloads weekly of 15 to 25 tons each.
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Surprise party honors Austin family in Lawrence
Friends gathered for a last evening in Lawrence for the Austins with games a sumptuous lunch at 9 30 and 10 30 departure wishes for health and prosperity. Guests included Edith and Mary Austin Lucy Riggs Katie Turner Edith Parrot Sarah Thrasher Helen Bish and others. Emma Mason age five received gifts and a cracker hunt plus a monkey pie and five o'clock refreshments followed by buttonhole violet bouquets for each child.
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Modern Remedies and Digest for Common Ailments
Fragmentary prose descriptions celebrate new methods to combat colds and fevers, contrasting them with older crude practices. The text praises orderly, effective procedures and aims to present a systematic approach to health.
Gold Watch Given Away in Douglas County Contest
The Gazette announces a campaign to name the most popular young lady in Douglas County. Readers cut and mail coupons to vote, with the winner to receive a gold watch worth several dollars. The contest ends at noon on April 26, 1894, and subscribers paying a year in advance gain 100 additional votes.
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Democrats Hold Frid ay Meeting and Install Officers
The Democratic club gathered last Friday in club rooms with strong attendance. Officers elected previously were installed and five minute talks outlined campaign plans for the coming race. In two weeks an address by R. W Sparr will be delivered.
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Saturday News Broadens Local Educational Meeting Notes
The Douglas County Educational Association held a session at the high school with Olive Reed presiding. Talks covered education topics including Should a teacher be a specialist and American Literature in Public Schools. Prof. Hopkins delivered a closing lecture on public school literature.
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City urged to open homes for visiting teachers
The Teachers' association meeting on April 5 requires housing for guests as hotels will cover only a small share. Lawrence should host visiting teachers to showcase local educational facilities and the State University. A canvass will seek willing hosts with modest compensation. information available from canvassers or the superintendent's office.
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Com’t. On Entertainment
May Jurors Listed by Justices for District Court
The May term jurors were drawn by Justices Cooper and Charlton. Jurors include Wakarusa area E Clark and J Parker. Palmyra James Hedley Wright Morgan J ONeill E Kennedy J Games. Willow Springs G W Markley. Lawrence William Griffith A Herning John Park E B Pieces E C Davis C A Bigelow John Warkina J G Watton C H Bratt J B Boughton and others. Notes on national politics mention Miss Lander as governess at the White House and pension and prohibition discussions in state legislatures.
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AFTER THEIR OWN HEARTS. MRS. LEASE AT BOSTON COMMON
Mrs Mary E Lease told 1500 unemployed listeners on Boston Common that years of voting for elites has harmed workers and urged self interest in ballot use She praised woman suffrage but joked that past women voters would spark male backlash and urged focus on home front duties.
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