14 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1906
Page
1
Avsonisy at Law and Haal Estate in Tz Maqpechoyetta street pbune. BabeSe and Means Attorneys at Law issue a public notice under Ditice Opera hutse block inclosing legal action and expected compliance.
The French national holiday gains special meaning as Dreyfus resumes his army role. An official decree in LOfficial Journal confirms his reinstatement and promotion and lists his name among the Legion of Honor chevaliers. Dreyfus remains in his apartments. friends note his frail condition and a duel injuries to Under Secretary Sarut, now stationary.
A collage of classified items including a modern furnished house for a family of three, farm tools and implements for sale, and local notices. Also mentions a death of EB Good, Topeka obituary notes, city business history, and assorted ads for ice cream, moving pictures, and a tea store. Contains several named places and individuals such as Topeka, Lawrence, Chas BH Reed, and Mrs Jennie R Gustin.
Marshal and assistants raided joints on the east bottoms capturing a large quantity of liquor and detaining three violators John Allen Jesse White and Aunt Jane Williams. Trials set for next week in county and police courts. Additional warrants issued and more offenders to be processed.
A vintage Lawrence note recalls a failed Western Kansas lawyer who left town after a boast and a failed business venture. The piece mentions new steel railroad car bottoms and their safety role, then shifts to a reflection on advertising education and truth. It ends with local notices about embroidery by Mrs Prentiss and a Wolf window display, plus a 7 30 moving picture event at 606 Massachusetts Street in the 700 block. Alfred Lawrence invites residents to see the show Saturday night at 9:30 with a screen setup on the Alass Street block.
New York reports the Brighton handicap worth 825 100 is set for the Brighton Beach track this afternoon. Twelve contenders, led by top weight and strong handicaps, vie in the mile and a quarter event. Most horses are from the American Surf circuit and weights are close, leaving bettors unsure of a favorite.
Mrs Lestie Carter departed Boston today with a maid and chauffeur, heading for Shelter Island as her summer destination. William L Payne had already left the hotel with the actress’s trunks. Mrs Catigr declined to discuss the wedding.
New York July 14 Rep John Sharp Williams minority leader to the house said Roosevelt would likely consent to run only if forced to, while declaring W J Bryan the logical Democratic candidate. Williams denied plans to join Bryan in Europe and said he would not serve on Bryan’s reception committee in New York next month.
Sunday and weekday worship times listed for CHURCH SERVICES First Church of Christ Scientist Second Floor AA building Sunday 11 am subject Truth Sunday school 12 pm Wednesday evening meetings 4 pm All invited. Friends church preaching 10 am Sabbath school 11:15 am PS CH at 7 All invited. Frank Leniy pastor First Methodist Episcopal pastor will preach tomorrow morning on The Lord's Prayer The Kingdom and at eight on The All Powerful Christ Sunday school 12 o'clock Epworth League 7 pm All invited. First Baptist Church Dr Wm B Huchingen preaches 10:30 am and 7 pm Morning subject Words and Works Evening subject The Place of Baptism to the Gospel Psalm 7 pm Y PSCE 7 pm You are invited Christian church Divine worship 11 am 2 pm Bide sthoglat Widam Y Y PSE 1 pm Public invited. C L Milton Presbytarian church Morning service 10:30 sermon by Rev Thye superintendent of home missions to Congregational church Sabbath school 1:50 Young people's meeting 7 pm All invited to worship Trioty church Holy communion Oyster Bay July 7 a.m. Morning prayer interview with John Sharp Williams rector sermon ke ax shown to Mr Loeb secretary to ter Sunday school 3 am president today Mr Lootasta Ine president said he would not be a candidate again for the office Lutheran Sunday school 10:00 am Morning worship and communion 11 am Luther League 7 pm Evening services 8 o'clock.
The Independence Milling Company plant in Independence Kansas was destroyed by fire today, with a loss of about 30 000 bushels of wheat. The Browning readings and sermons were scheduled at Pilgrim Congregational and United Presbyterian churches with combined morning services and a 3 pm sermon on The Ending Vale. A Sunday school session at 1:30 pm will be followed by a brief pastor’s talk and a 7 pm Young People’s meeting, with cordial invitations extended.
Mr Emery announces that Mr and Mrs Roberts donated a globe to the public library to be mounted on a golden oak stand for student use. The directors thank Gen and Mrs Roberts for the handsome gift. Mrs HW Woodward and her sons Brintee and Chester provide a velvet rug for the directors room as a memorial to Jata Hriptoma W Woodward. Two Haskell boys were caught attempting to leave town at the Santa Fe depot and returned to Daskell.
Attendance at the Sunrise prayer meetings and later sessions tied to the International convention of the Baptist Young People's Union of America was well attended. Meetings are held in Omaha South Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Chicago dispatch reports veteran editor William Busbey died aged sixty seven after thirty years with the Chicago editoria l staff. Roy Tapley, overseeing the paper during Mr Simons absence, left town fearing disruption as a noon dispatch from Topeka, Kansas, reported routine operations and the office replied Things is.
Lawrence Lodge No 6 marks fifty years since its 187? organization with a preliminary celebration tonight and a formal jubilee later in autumn. The program features reminiscences by Wm Yates Past Masters of the lodge, talks on Masonry’s influence, and a banquet to follow.
Kansas City July 14 CW Tick ett assistant attorney general said proceedings will be filed against two police department members and likely a higher city official for levying tribune on joint keepers to shield them from arrest and prosecution. He noted four $1000 totals collected from each joint keeper and a campaign fund of $15 per month from each jo int keeper during prior months.
New York July reports that Joseph Laliter of Gutago is sought by the district attorney to appear by witness in the Thaw murder case. The DA aims to compel Letter to testify about a deraly event with actress Nina Farrington as guest. The scaraby for Letter began from regulations given to an assistant district attorney by one actress.
Utlea July 4 Chester Fanoll arrested at Arrowhead on murder charge in Grace Brown case. Body found in Hig Moose Lake Columbus. Also July 1 Mrs Casale Chadwick reported swelling. prison officials say they cannot dragage the hazard concealment.
A private in Battery A was found dead this morning in Fe Riley. He was from Joplin Missouri. The report notes the soldier killed himself and mentions location and origin with terse details.
Miss Ruth Parker returns to Lawrence to teach at Lawrence Business College after graduating this spring. Mrs WG Wil, sister Mrs Meory Robbins of Clearwater, Minnesota, visits Lincoln, Nebraska, then Emerson, Iowa, to see relatives. Several residents travel to Excelsior Springs for visits and vacations. Various friends and families attend social gatherings, picnics, porch parties, and informal events around Lawrence with mentions of Local residents and visitors from Topeka, Kansas City, and Colorado.
Independance July 14. Costly bar fixtures at Coffeyville and one Charley vale jointists were burned here today by court order. Forty cases of beer and a quantity of whiskey were also destroyed.
Secretary Taft stated he has not decided about visiting the Philippine islands next spring and that any decision on the invitation would have no bearing on his political or judicial future. He was asked if accepting the invitation might influence his stance on a Supreme Court appointment.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention directors at Peoples State Bank with unclear spellings Koosyatdunn and Krome and a Lae b ep ee mee fragment. The readable text lacks dates or actions.
A reader reports on a con artist using odd items to lure victims. Police note possession of slate pencil, soap fragment, razorlike knife edge, and other small objects could indicate affiliation with a shelter thief. Citizens warned to beware of the scam and protect money for basics like food.
A mixed digest from the University of Kansas notes opening of a new term with larger attendance and preserved diaries. The diary collection, medical school admissions, and historical editors from 145-77 are referenced. Also promotional items for photos, remedies, ice cream sodas, and local business notices surface alongside names and addresses of merchants and service providers in the area.
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