The Journal and Its Era of Lawrence News
The item highlights The Journal Lawrence Kansas as a longstanding daily and weekly paper, its distribution and subscription details, and notes on its influence. It also surveys broader Kansas politics including Bryan Roosevelt and local events, with commentary on crime and social topics and mentions a Lang wreck near Langatation as part of a regional pattern.
Lang station wreckers threaten repeat disasters
Four of five wrecks on train No. 17 show a deliberate motive to murder and destroy. Locals fear further violence as Lang station’s bloody history suggests future wrecks unless culprits are caught and punished. Public officials, newspapers, and citizens are urged to act.
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Lang
Lang Station
Jury verdict sparks call for action in Kansas City case
A judge denounces a not guilty verdict as perjury and urges accountability for the jurors and the town. He laments biased public sentiment favoring agitators and warns that such corruption undermines law and order in Kansas City Kansas.
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Jolotista
Allio
Kansas
Fraternal Aid Initiates 250 at Academy of Music Hall
The Fraternal Aid association started a class of 250 members at Academy of Music Hall last night, doubling total initiates to 500 in Kansas City. Degree teams from Ledtenworth Lawrence and Paoli aided Kansas City teams in the work. General President H E Don Carlos of Lawrence delivered an address. Over 1 000 order members from Kansas and Missouri attended. Mentions of new law building dog and the new Y M C A building at Boughton.
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Academy of Music Hall
Kansas City
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Lawrence
Paoli
Don Carlos
Kansas
Missouri
Five Points gang linked to murder amid wild confessions
A 20 year old suspected Five Points member admits shooting four women on Boulevard de Clichy. police say he joined the gang months ago and sought violent status. Authorities tie the group to arson, murder and other crimes as the suspect claims a misguided qualification for membership.
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Flve Points
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Band of Brothers
Birds and students debated at Hlinnis meeting in Champaign
Prof L L Dyche urged against killing birds arguing abundance of trees now scatters birds and English sparrows prey on others. He notes university collections include 1051 skins mostly outside Kansas and Douglas county, with about 1200 mounted birds collected over 30 years. He says university policy is to propagate birds, not exterminate. the war against destructive birds continues.
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Hlinnis Horticultural Society
Champaign
L. L. Dyche
Prof. Dych
Jo Benause
Dych
University
United States
State of
Kansas
Douglas County
Douglas County. Prof
Dyche
University music groups reshaped and praised for conduct
The Newton Republican notes changes in university musical groups with the Glee and Mandolin clubs now under faculty control and touring separately. Shanty Newhouse trains the mandolin club to high professional levels, while Christmas deliveries and campus views fill the broader column.
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Mandolin Club
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Hrownies
Newton
City Council approves Adams street improvements in ten installments
Dec 4 1905 city council resolves Adams street and adjacent alleys will be graded paved and curbed from Tennessee to Massachusetts with vitrified brick or concrete foundation and limestone curb. Walk and parking extended. Cost to be paid in ten annual installments. Obituary notes Darvey Allen Cosley born 1827 in Parksburg WV died Dec 19 1908 in Kansas City KS survived by wife and five children. Interment Burlingame cemetery. Also advert for Boekien’s Archue Salve 25¢.
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Kansas
Ita
Kanaag City
Parksburg
W. Va
Rebecca Edsall
Xenia
Ohio
Lawrenee
Quantrell
Eskridge
Kansas City
Methodist Church
Sle
Ile
Tle
T. W. Corley
W. A. Shepherd
Topeka
A. E
A. €. Cosley
Balla Rossi
New York
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Lawrence
Kans
Burlingame Cemetery
Ore! Kelly
Tourists Favor Tourist Sleepers for Pacific Coast Trips
The piece argues that the tourist sleepers of the Union Pacific attract respectable travelers seeking value. It claims travelers can cross the continent cheaply without sacrificing comfort and invites inquiries to city ticket agent J. T. Spankin and depot agent E. E. Alexander, phones 5 and 78.
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Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
E. E. Alexander
J. T. Spankin
Lawrence resolves street paving with vitrified brick plan
In a December 4 1905 meeting the Lawrence Kansas City Council adopted a resolution to grade curb and pave Lee Street and intersecting streets from Massachusetts to the first alley east of Tennessee. The plan calls for two courses of vitrified brick with sand foundation and curb of lining stone. Payment to be made in ten annual installments. City Clerk F D Brooks instructed to publish in the official city paper.
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Kans
Lee Street
Lea Street
City of
Massachusetts Street
Tennessee Street
F. D. Brooks
Ely's Cream Balm for nasal relief and purity
Snore cow to get Ely's Cream Balm if troubled by c atarrh hay fever or head cold. It purifies and soothes the membranes lining air passages, aims to cure the disease not provide deceptive relief. No cocaine or mercury. Sold by all druggists for 50 cents mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St New York.
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Notice of Appointment in Lawrence Daily Journal
Notice states that on the th day of December 105 the undersigned was appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Henriette Kealz late of Douglas county Kansas. The administrator will take charge of collecting and managing the estate under court authority.
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Huntee
Annie Siapa
Sundey
Civb
Onesideot
Aoa Addreau
the Journal
Lawrence
Kanaan
Kansas
Notice of Appointment in Navini Carter Estate
State of Kansas Douglas county notice of appointment in the matter of the estate of Navini Carter, late of Douglas county. The undersigned was by the probate court duly applied and qualified as administrator of the estate. All parties interested will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. WM. CARTER, Administrator.
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Upder
Con Dough
Kateas
Youi! Carter
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