01 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1907
Page
1
The Weber Brothers started operations in Lawrence with the first piano due in ten weeks as the plant completes financing and machinery. Expert piano finisher J L Dilliamy arrived, production to begin immediately and finish quality emphasized to build reputation.
The Kansas University Club held a holiday gathering at Centers in Lawrence with alumni guests from Hutchinson and Reno County high schools. Activities included a slot program by Susie Sallinger and talks by local educators and alumni, ending with a Jayhawk cheer and reminiscences.
The scene at a diurnal office shows men and women forgetting daily tasks and misplacing papers. A well dressed woman enters, scowls, and exits in horror while another woman calmly asks for stamps. A flustered man blames it on a woman, then leaves in laughter at the spectacle.
January Amngagines now in stock at Wolf's offering new postcards since the holidays. Focal views hand colored at F. J. Boyles 725 Mass. Street. Drop in anytime to browse. Prices cheap at half a dime, as a rhymed quip notes.
The document outlines Clara Barton’s new humanitarian drive forming a National Aid Association to aid the injured. General W. H. Sears comments on the work, noting parallels to the Red Cross and St John’s Ambulance, with plans for continual relief efforts beyond wartime.
W. W. Caldwell elected to fill vacancy in the Thirty-second senatorial district of Clay and Republican stronghold. Result reported after county primary returns with Caldwell securing a majority amidst contest and party support. Charles M. Rob, noted local figure, passed away last October.
The excerpt notes an unusual skill and artistry in a composer tied to Missy Amerie. A production scene at Chewersuck Opera Lois touches the audience with a tasting interlude.
A. Henley and Irving Hill travel to Springfield Ohio next Saturday to investigate the local business proposition before Lawrence citizens. Their report, based on a plant and product inspection, is awaited with interest as the town weighs the issue. Holiday goods displayed in south window at Galf Price Wolf's Hook Store. Sterling Parker and McLaughlin fountain pens $1.00 to $6.00 at F. J. Boyles'. TS Mes, st.
Topeka dispatch says George W Finley visited J R Burton in the Trenton Missouri jail. Finley denies reports of ill health and says Burton is in good health and writes in his cell while exercising in the corridor. He may publish writings in Lawrence soon.
The notice touts a 47 volume Bible set as the greatest work, in high demand among students worldwide. It mentions an updated edition for Jewish readers in Lawrence and notes public support and ongoing promotions at local outlets.
A fragmented report indicates taxes were late this year with the treasurer noting payments were due on December 20 and the year’s end approaches. The article reflects customary tax collection practices and compares this year’s average payment timing.
A special election will be held on Wednesday to choose a state senator for the district. The likely winner is incumbent or top candidate described as population strong, with the contest framed by local party lines and party leaders.
A fragmented report discusses handling of worn or damaged banknotes, noting the costs and process of sending notes to the treasury. It mentions the flow of paper currency from eastern to western states, the Bank’s policy on exchanging old notes, and advisory lines about spending with care. It ends with a brief storefront plug for sweets and watches.
The 35 000 silver service from New York reaches Topeka Kansas. Candelabra stand 30 inches high and the large tray measures 3 by 2 feet. The punch bowl spans 8 inches diameter and 23 inches high. The pinch bowl set has 13 pieces plus 10 miscellaneous pieces. The display occurs in the executive alice during the legislative session.
A quiet New Year’s Day in Lawrence sees little business and few buyers. Reported disruptions and unclear chatter hint at slow commerce, with sparse activity noted around noon and a general mood of muted start to the year.
Reading OCR text shows a chaotic slice of a 19th or early 20th century page. It mentions beauties, pictures, advertising, and the notion that what is advertised sells while what is not is neglected. The tone mocks publicity, linking beauty contests and promotional notices to newspaper content.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a Miss America event with names and a pageant setting. Mentions of individuals and a forthcoming appearance suggest a public interest feature in a pageant context.
Obi McDonald was acquitted on charges of violating the property statute after a full day in court. The trial concluded with the defendant cleared of all allegations.
Rumor in political circles suggests Governor Heel may appoint Thus Wagstaff of Mentuly as attorney to the Game Commissioner Board, replacing Carl W. Tayler who is not expected to be reappointed. Wagstaff recently lost re-election in Montgomery County due to his prosecutions under the prohibitory law.
Mrs. Matilda Robinson of 315 Walnut Street North Lawrence aged 56 died yesterday at 4 p m at her home. She was born in Mississippi and is survived by her husband Dr Robinson. Funeral arrangements are not yet made. Burial location not specified.
Washington January 1 crowds flocked to the White House in a New Year greeting as visitors from many nations, a mix of ambassadors, workers, and officials, lined up to meet the president and share in the democratic ideal. The scene highlighted unity across classes and nations amid patriotic music and formal ceremonies.
The article recounts Dr Lippincott pushing a fifty thousand dollar budget for a bug house. It notes Dr Snow’s death and the Topeka trip where the committee argued the need for a water and power facility. Bills were passed with Lippincott securing the power house while chancellor.
A mix of social calls travel to Topeka and Kansas City and town visits. Misses Douglass and Cramer plan spring teaching while Miss May Edwards hosts musicians. New Year gatherings at homes of Mr. Crookins and Mr. Turner mark year’s end with dinners and parties.
A vast audience gathered at the post church to hear Peeneedhet Timpren preach on Preparation for Revival. The sermon drew attendees who listened intently as Timpren spoke, with remarks and reflections following the message.
Real estate transfers listed include Dravinl Sai Jaden Vielvieen to J A Kidaw at Riverside California. Catherine S. Henry to Geo A Glenn for $2000 with lot 33 11 18. W A Uhl to Rosa Haas for $1600. Ella Carter to Annie K Buchanan for $4700. Ida B Parsons to Isabelle Nero for $300. Geo Beal to Jamey Jones for $1200. Wm T Suchr to Ophelia C Hawkins for $200. Annie E Graves to Mary M Smelu er for $1200. Lot 6 Wilder's add and Lot 29 add I MY LL.
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