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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
1
Leis Corner discusses irrigation land values and weather impact on Western Arizona and Eastern California farming. The note mentions sugar facities and large irrigation projects. It lists law offices and local attorneys with contact details, reflecting a period community notice.
The Berry murder case against Stanford Wie is set to begin in April next year unless the district attorney consents to rearrange court calendars. The arrangement was made to clarify court matters at the district attorney's office.
A varied group visited Lawrence today including Mr and Mrs Spragis TJ Anderson and wife, Juckins of Baldwin, AJ Thompson of Big Springs, Townsdin and Mrs Wardla with her granddaughter, and AM Poll returning from Old Mexico to spend time with family. Also advertised were gifts at EJ Boyles 125 Mass and feather cards at Hoyle 125 Mass. The Watkins National Bank of Lawrence announced its stockholders meeting set for January 8 1907 with cashiers note by Tosker.
Miss Zona Heckert a DeSoto operator at the Santa Fe depot was attacked at midnight by a White man about 25. She was found unconscious near the coal shed with a broken arm and lacerations. The assailant escaped with a revolver and some money. a lookout was issued for a prison escapee Leonard E Connor believed linked to the crime. The injured woman was hospitalized and her condition remained serious but improving.
Secretary of State Boot, acting under the president, is said to be negotiating a new treaty with Japan granting education rights to Japanese nationals similar to those given European aliens. Lawrance man robbed on South Side. $5.70 and a watch taken during an assault near Holmes and Thirty-third streets. Police seek two young suspects. victim aided by a local drugstore after the attack around 9:30 PM.
P Briggs an old settler in Douglas savoty died last night about 11 pm He was born Onto June 12 1834 and spent most of his life in Kanis He belonged to No 4 and was highly respected He leaves a daughter Mise Adam Briggs the companion and housekeeper for years The funeral will be held at the hooss tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock The marincew at the grava will be conducted by the 100 F Shab Reported Dying in Tehsran Persia Das The Shab is dying in a semi conscious condition
The jury in the Emma Bioxs murder case at Connell Bluffs returned a verdict of not guilty after a 30 minute deliberation. The article also notes local civic appeals urging women to support town commerce and notes on community events, fundraisers, and upcoming church and school activities in Lawrence and surrounding areas.
Kansas City dispatch reports Judge Peters voided the Inspections and weighing law with special master Peters noting issues. Senator Beveridge proposes amending meat inspection to charge importers for inspection and to date packers’ inspections on package labels. Washington coverage notes bill changes to ship subsidy and a proposal to modify the Gallinger subsidy for Atlantic steamers. Japan talks with Secretary Root as Viscount Aoki discusses exclusion and possible admission debates.
Coloago, Decu Haghart Kegernon, ex-exchange celler of Kilwaukee Avonus State Bank once led by Hans O Steusland, pleaded guilty to cambecziemant and received an indeterminate sentence in the penitentiary. He admitted taking funds to help a young woman become a deputy doctor for a Dusfuers as all.
Washington dispatch notes the Treasury Secretary sent letters to U S banks urging issuance of more currency in smaller denominations to ease a widespread small bill shortage. The move aims to curb scarcity and bolster money in circulation, with banks pressed to adjust holdings as Robt Bussing’s notes show improvement in small denomination availability.
Edward Baumgardour of Colcago will host a dance at the F and A ball tomorrow night. John Barber departs Saturday for St Louis to visit after Christmas with his nephew. Miss Mary Vroyer marks her seventh birthday with a party tomorrow afternoon. Lotte Merritt and Morris Malotire depart for Kansas City to join Mr Malotire for the winter. Geo Savage and Mr and Mrs Sporlock were among the Kansas City travelers this morning. Mr Gray leaves Saturday for Chicago. Mr Lamb sails tonight for Chicago. Mrs Emma Badsky heads to Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Barry return to Plainville after a visit with the O Barry family. WL Anderson travels to Topeka on business.
A UOW meeting last night elected officers including Henderson as master workman, Roller foreman, Garrat overseer, Dink recorder, Melarheiter finandier, Grisby receiver, Hunsley guide, Gardner watchman, Row outside watchman, Rotter Wider, Binehare trustee, Tucker representative for Grand lodge, Seely alternate, and Grand Deputy Marshal Martle of Baldwin rectorer and organeer. An unexpected visitor delivered a lengthy talk.
Secretary of the Interior Hiuvonoook issued an order delaying the opening of sealed bids for pasture and wood reserve lands within Kiowa Comanche Apache lands near Oxcla noma. The directive affects the government sale schedule and suspends proceedings pending further action.
A boiler explosion at PF J Harney Shoe company in West Lyon today leveled the four story factory and sparked a fire that spread to seven acres and damaged adjacent buildings including the Boston and Malone railroad station. Eleven persons were injured in the disaster with many more feared.
Practical gifts top shoppers lists as stores promote useful goods for the boosewife. Keke's Economy Store brims with items to ease daily life while Raven expert photographers at Squires Studio promise picture perfect memories for Christmas. Schulz tailor proclaims quality over price in a motto while old favorites like Billy Williamson's Baby Bibban cigars are noted at six cents at all stores.
Washington reports a Dominican government clash with twelve insurgent leaders who met at Puerta Piata. One rebel killed and the rest captured as authorities pursue the group. In New York, stock money on call stood at 28 percent as of noon.
Lawrensa Lodge No 4100 Ff members to meet Friday December 7 at 1 pm at the hall to attend the funeral of late brother E P Briggs. Visiting Odd Fellows invited. ASE Glider Noble Grand BH Robart Secretary. Postal albuma at Raymonds drag worn 103 153 and 253 each. W R C Officers Womens Ballet Corps No 9 held their annual election Saturday December 1. Elected: Mary Mc Farland President Ide a Batley Senior Vice President Kitty Owens Senior Vice President Mary Spencer Treasurer Katherles Stone Chaplain Julia Sanders Conductor Carrie Kahn Delegates May Murphy Alas M Klog Mary P Green Mary W Nadelhoffer Alternates Mary J Hopkins Clara Measeanhalmer Francis Ellis Helen Stuart. A magazine maker acceptable put. Wolf takes subscriptions for all of them.
An assortment of furniture for the Christmas season has been repaired at Eriksen, as Raymond's drugstore acts as a Christmas performer and retailer for shoppers.
Col il L Moors, retiring president, delivered the annual address on vital records. He urged stronger birth, marriage, and death laws in Kansas and compared current statutes with eastern states. He hinted at a bill to standardize laws nationwide via a Census Bureau model, though he offered no guarantee of passage.
San Francisco mayor and two others were arraigned on extortion charges as a grand jury indicted them. Attorneys requested more time for defense. schedule postponed.
Maas and Shy involved in a brief tied encounter at a housing venue, with both players sharing the lead for a short period before the outcome settled.
Real estate transfers showing F Olmsted and wife of Lawrence to Ebeo Maldwin for seven blocks on Lane Place valued at 2,000 dollars and MOA Gurr and wife of Lawrence to Victor P [mnasen] for section 2, 14 20 valued at 5,200 dollars. Also mentions Je Lyman A McCurdy transfer on New Hampshire Street for 5,009 dollars. An odd ad text fragment about gifts and lap robes appears among the notice.
An advertised quilting special offers quilting services for all quilts completed before January 1, 1907. The note is from Uskansa and Anderson of Bell Parns 1027, inviting customers to bring items for completion.
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