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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1906
Page
1
Corn and Peas and other brands offered as 4 cans for 250 at Masters Grocery. Royal Tailors to measure for a new suit if needed. Varnish floor stains at Raymonds. Noveltica line arrives at Gustafson's. Prentiss Home Store features Bastar cards and candies. Peter Samson shoes at 987 Mass St. Optical work by J F Brock promises quality.
Inter scholastic track meet slated for April 20 expects at least thirty top Kansas and western Missouri high schools. Seventeen already entered. events include four awards and medals for top performers. KU and Lawrence figures feature in discussions of potential winners.
The Jayhacker slab artista pitched a 1 0 shutout over Emporia College on Saturday in a dull contest. Meade the Beloit boy pitched for KOU and fared well until the ninth when two walks were issued. Herald struck out ten. Brookins could not hold him but kept watch on first. Mathews for Emporia was wild, issuing many passes. The ad notes household goods and fabrics from L L Billig Mercantile Co at 903 Mass St.
The United Presbyterian church closed its year on April first with solid progress across departments. The treasurer reported bills paid and a small treasury balance. Members averaged 19.22 per person in contributions, with 3.83 per member going to missionary work outside the congregation. Building improvements have been made and the new year looks promising.
The funeral for John Clark Sr. was held yesterday at 2:30 from Warren Street Baptist Church, with Rev. Wallace delivering the sermon. Interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery as a large circle of friends mourned the deceased.
Kansas City report describes ongoing mob sentiment after a Springfield lynching. Armed troops remain, warrants issued for alleged readers, and threats of rescuing prisoners. Governors Straw opinions cited on race prejudice and law enforcement amid public upheaval.
Samuel T. Rathel, a renowned real estate dealer and auctioneer of St. Louis, killed himself with a firearm at his home this morning. The self-inflicted act occurred in St. Louis on April 16.
Mrs. Wm. J. Lemp widow of Wm. J. Lemp Sr. who killed himself three years earlier died today in St. Louis Missouri after long illness begun following his death.
Ernest B. Kruttschnitt, chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee and a leading southern lawyer, died today in New Orleans aged 54. The report notes his prominent position and hints at a successor or political impact. Olmsted's Cream of Roses advertisement appears in the text as an unrelated product mention.
In St Louis on April 16 a convention of commercial clubs and southwest editors met under the Business Mens League. Guy Hoch of Kansas attended among governors, with Gov. Rants of Oklahoma expected. Topics include irrigation improvements and settlement of the southwest. Over 500 business men and editors attended.
The Fifteenth Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution convened in Washington on April 16. Mrs. John K Walker of Missouri gave an address of welcome. Funds raised by Rev Stiner and Mr Innes for the State Sunday school convention totaled over 2000 in five hours, and planning begins for hosting delegates May 1 to 3 with about 120 attendees. Fresh eggs available from Indiana Cash Grocery.
Social and personal notes from Lawrence recount an informal Betas dance at their chapter house with Montie Steiner of Hays City and Ray Adams of Kansas City as guests. The Ch Omega sorority hosted an afternoon of whist and luncheon with songs led by Mrs Maworth. Various local residents, engagements, and a high school dance are noted along with a business ad for carpet services.
In Lawrence area politics, Mitchell and Stubbs head the ticket after a crowded primary with lively local races. Voters saw mixed results, including an upset against Games, while Asher’s nomination surprised many. County offices, election turnout, and lingering notes on candidates’ futures shape the coming campaign.
Governor Folk in Jefferson City issues instructions to Adjutant General HC Clark to arrest Saturday night mob leaders and jail them. Troops to surround the jail for protection. militia to stay at Springfield until order is restored.
Dr JJ Kenver relocates from 829 Vermont Street to a modern suite at 8 Vermont Street. The practice offers standard medical care along with medicated baths and Turkish baths as additional services.
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