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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1906
Page
1
Dayhoui serving a second term recommends to Topeka and the state superintendent a law to separate races in public schools where 25 percent or more are Negro. He argues some districts with few or no Negro children should not build separate schools and notes Negroes generally accept current separation. He cites a general law for segregation.
Dr Snow returns from Arizona with severe specimens of amblychila beetles in captivity and two live gila monsters. He notes the bite was not serious though his hands show lacerations. The expedition advanced the university collection and attracted interest from insect world, including German scientist Walter Harn.
The Tucson Citizen recounts the successful expedition reporting 5 009 pack merm, 16 000 perimerse, and various insects captured in desert surveys. Professor F J Snow of the University of Kansas found amblychila nests in Pima County after years of fruitless searching, despite a bite that drew poison antidotes.
Prof Dyche of Kansas State Poultry Association travels to Topeka with nine directors to decide the next meeting site. He notes Lawrence lacks a suitable venue for a show of this size, citing last year’s crowd at Topeka Auditorium. The state supports prizes and covers meeting expenses. over 2,000 chickens plus pigeons and fowl were shown last year. The mid January gathering sees towns compete for hosting duties amid plans for larger facilities.
Miss Lillie Eirehon hosted a 40 afternoon whist party at her home on Louisiana Street with Miss Teckla Wolfkuhlar visiting from Leavenworth. A luncheon followed. Various townsfolk and guests are noted, including upcoming entertainments, engagements, and local incidents. a harness theft and arrest near Tongavoxie are mentioned alongside farm and travel notes.
The notice blends Douglas county real estate deeds to Henry Zlesenis Alma M. Hufine and James 0 Flory with nominal sums. It also reports a teachers demand, a large Brown's Grove picnic by Black residents, many Haskell Indians departing for a month, and local commerce ads for rags, onion skin, and ice cream.
Dr Snow returned from Arizona with bites from a Gila monster he captured after it recoiled from his handling. He sustained six small thumb wounds while restraining the reptile with a towel and his hand. One captive monster died before reaching Lawrence. The party carried an antidote but no lasting effects were noted. chiggers from the event caused further discomfort. The article also notes Wolf’s pictures for 100 cents and Weidemann’s chocolate nuts at sugar bowl.
Two full blooded Arapaho boys Pete Somers and George Cleveland escaped Haskell Institute rules by leaving to work. Police recaptured them as their uniform suggested good faith. They expected a telephoned pardon from Haskell officials and remained silent during processing. Haskell officers pursue them tonight.
Local Democrats prepare for a Monday congressional convention at the opera house with Kansas City figures and county candidates mentioned. Wyandotte backs Mayor Rose, but no solid nominee emerges as several names including Schoonover Stowman Bowtman Goshen Sheppard Morgan and Flodges surface across counties. Bowersock lends the opera house for the gathering and a short, attention grabbing event is anticipated.
A terse editorial tone argues that Lawrence must actively acquire factories, pay for gains, and mobilize finance. It insists bonuses are past for old plans but material aid to business remains essential and must be funded by those with money.
Still fighting at Heliogsters observes heavy artillery and fort bombardments. Loyal forces control Nicholes Island forts amid batteries from Sandbamm. By dawn, fewer than 60 transported to Hellogsfors with 15 dead. total casualties at Sveaborg hospital unclear. Skatud den disarmed 110 sailors and 11 civilians. reinforcements delayed by bridge damage and torn track.
Des Moines reports indicate Governor A. B. Cummins appears set to be renominated at the Republican state convention, while supporters of George B. Perkins concede a close fight. The gathering features lengthy speeches and late-session planning as results loom. Meanwhile in Gelingsfors the Aug 1 proceedings show heavy cannonading and uncertain fortification control at Svewborg with minimal reinforcements from a Finish regiment arriving today.
New York reports another Florida voyage tale amid 50 unidentified immigrants last six months. David Krilt returns from Florida claiming beatings from Jacksonville to Maton. Kirbys shift room to son Ralph who relocates jewelry stock to Lawrence and opens a shop with repair services. Ralph from Iola brings a proven business record. locals anticipate brisk trade as Lawrence shows growth through various arrivals and new services.
Social and personal notices from Topeka describe Metuner heading to Chicago on Saturday, several residents traveling to Kansas City for business or visits, and multiple Topeka residents planning trips to Chicago next week.
New York reports President Roosevelt has sent a personal contribution to the Republican national committee’s campaign fund. Chairman Sherman released details of the letter from Roosevelt praising the fund and urging continued support. The missive notes Roosevelt’s “dollar” pledge and expresses optimism about the movement’s prospects.
Fragmentary weather chat compares Colorado heat to Wave climate. Mentions hot days and cooler nights with cautious view on trips to Colorado. Notes scenery and summer hotels as a comparison point but text is garbled and unclear.
Fragmented promotional items list assorted goods and services. Includes salt vinegar pickles chocolates soaps ice cream and groceries from multiple stores with addresses and contact details. Mentions gas fixtures cameras and a transfer company reflecting a busy commercial section.
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