Delirious Patient Escapes After Surgery at Simmons Hospital
Frank Armstrong operated on for appendicitis Thursday morning at Simmons hospital escaped in delirium soon after. In the minutes while a nurse was away he slipped from his room with his pillow, crossed the street, and sat on steps at the Pierce residence. Armstrong remained in critical condition three days post operation with grave concerns. Jacob Vesch died at 2 30 pm at his daughter’s home with funeral planned for Monday from the Wiedemann home on Masseatu Belis Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Armstrong
Simmons Hospital
Amstrong
Dot
Jacob Vesch
Mra Whillai
Two More Arrests Linked to Hartya Divorce Scandal
The note says two persons, named Mt and ba, prominent in the case, face arrests after the court receives key evidence. It is alleged the charges include forgery and conspiracy as the Hartya divorce proceedings unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viatsburg
Jelu
Etat Two
Hartya
Mt Ba
Social and Personal Happenings in Lawrence
LEAVENE RIVALRY and visitors mark the week as vignettes of local life. Floward Parker returns from a Denver vacation, Ralph Stocek arrives from Rage for a homeward trip with his wife, Heb Anderson. Hopping and son J F Hopping visit Mrs Bragg Kennedy’s home. Hopping, born and raised in Lawrence, has lived here for 21 years and works in beam installation and real estate. Florence Miss entertained a luncheon club. Frank McMullan of Chicago visits Lawrence friends. George McMellay of Kansas City visits. Rcrs Matigs returns from a Michigan trip during law days. A youth group outing to Lake View ends with a lunch wagon misplacement delayed after 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floward Parker
Denver
Ralph Stocek
Rage
Uaan Hopping
Gl Ukumuigte
J F
Thea
Bragk Kennedy
Hopping
Boro
Lawrence
Matigs
Michigan
Lord Law
Lake View
Duiser
Help Wanted and Store Closure Notices
May Wattdd announces job openings in clothing and general office work with weekly pay and advance. address with stamp, apply in own handwriting. The Wiedemann store closes after the death of Mr Jacob Ogsch, father of Mrs Wiedemann. EP Briggs is seriously ill at home on South Massachusetts Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knargetiz
Kansas
Ing Largs Manufasturiog Co
Atamp
J. N. Moore
Lawrence
Kay
Ajalawa Streat
Wang
Wiedemann
Jacob Ogsch
Wm Wiedemann
EP Briggs
Massachusetts Street
Dirs Frasier
Halstead
Prof Kg Fragler
South Kentucky Street
Pete Foley Remarries In Parsone Reed
The notice records the remarriage of Pete Foley formerly of this city. It mentions his past divorce and references Douglas County tax figures for this year, along with unrelated local items such as a dinner dish, hay fever notes, a cheap cake soap offer, and Stevenson's stationery and news depot goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Pete Folay
Parsone
Foley
A Plea for Our Native Food Fish by G A Graber
G A Graber argues for stronger state fish laws to protect native food fish in Kansas rivers. He cites over 20 years of river fishing, criticizes self appointed game protectors, condemns overharvesting and illegal netting, and urges laws favoring preservation and propagation of native species over sport fishing interests. He calls for enforceable nets limits, seasonal bans, and penalties to safeguard Bass, Carp, Channel and Yellow Catch fish for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Emporia
Kaw
Jugation City
Toa Champlong
Acok
Cine Fichlog
Game and Fish Frotective Association
Onc
Kansas River
Soy Tima
Christ
Caver
Mihle
Thin Capaider
United States
Axglyr
Lawa
Monster Bass
Steen
Angier
Inspection Regulations Washington July 2
Secretary Wilson today made public the new law governing meat products for interstate and foreign trade. It does not cover inter state transportation of meat or mis inspection of pork for export. Regulations issued are stringent and align with federal authorities on sanitation preservatives dyes chemicals and condemnation of diseased carcasses.
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Wahington
Wilson
Journal Job Department Expands Its Notable Reach
The Journal Job Department continues to improve with stronger output and wider coverage. Staff, including longtime contributors, are credited with elevating the paper’s employment and labor reporting reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Job Department
FRIENDLY FRELINA LETTERS SEIZED IN THAW WHITE CASE
Evelyn Nesbit letters written to Stanford White before her marriage to Harry Thaw were delivered to District Attorney Jerome by Delaney Nicoll. Detectives White hired to spy on Thaw allies were involved. Rev Jobo Wade carried letters to the Countess of Yarmouth, prisoner's sister, on Europe voyage. Mrs Thaw refused to discuss the letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evelyn Nesbit
Stanford White
Harry Thaw
White
Jerome
Delaney Nicoll
Europe
Yarmouth
Mra Thaw
Countess of
Old Coin Found During Mosaic Restoration Work
An ancient coin from the era of the Dodge Kartco Dandalo, who died in 1405, was unearthed during restoration of the Basilica of St Mark. The discovery suggests Basilica construction continued in the twelfth century and may have coated the claim with seven centuries of sediment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Sea of St. Marks
Prohibition Advocate Seeks Special Attorney in Cowley County
In Topeka on July 2 a group led by H L Wines of Arkansas City and F D Lioydara urged Attorney General Coleman to appoint a special attorney for Cowley County to enforce the prohibition law. They criticized the county attorney as lax in his duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
L Wines
Arkansas City
Lioydara
Coleman
Cowley County
Lax
Deputy Wardens Granted Habeas Corpus Release
Keck and Costailo, deputy game wardens arrested in Kansas City Kansas, were granted a permanent release on writ of habeas corpus by Judge Free toan of the probate court. No one from Lawrence appeared. The wardens were accused of destroying fist nets after removing river gear a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keck
Chas Costailo
Kansas City
Kansas
Bising
Lawrence
Freetoan
Iog
Keot
Costalio
Ashermen
Held Up Train Near Warsaw Amid Guérilla Attack
A passenger train carrying government money was guarded by soldiers and gendarmes when attacked between Czenstochowa and Harby by armed communists. Two gendarmas, four guards, and two railway employees were killed, several guards wounded. The raiders allegedly netted about $8,000. The assault likely linked to a revolutionary uprising. Local countryside grows receptive to guerrilla bands as troops prepare reinforcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Czenstochowa
Harby
Arma
Thorsday
Ana Seement
Card of Thanks for Our Wife and Mother
We thank friends and neighbors for kindnesses after the lineas and death of our wife and mother. Frank McNish and Family. A square meal in the name of the cow drink 200 at Raymond's. Try the cherry ice cream made from the frit at Wiedemann's. A good assortment of nuts dipped in chocolate at Wiedemann's. Blackberry Balsam for bonal trouble 250 bottle. This preparation given the heat satisfaction Manu featured by O P barber Son. Vanilla tea cream at Wiedemann's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McNish
Raymond's
Wiedemann's
Weidemann's
O P Barber & Son
Carbon Paper and Supplies At Wolfs 917 Maes
Advertises carbon paper varieties including onion skin finish for manifolding and multiple copies. Claims non-ammonia like quality and brilliant permanent results. Mentions colors available and wallpaper stock at the same store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfs
Indian name changes create land ownership and legal woes
Indian students at Haskell Institute face pressure to abandon native names for English translations. Such translations are often ridiculed, causing humiliation and identity issues. As tribes hold lands under different spellings and hyphenated forms, future estate settlements may be plagued by mislinked families and disputed titling. Officials consider preserving native names to avoid ongoing legal complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Institute
Department
Desath
le Visputes
Max
Wounded Officer Dies After Firefight At Sea
Lieut Clarence Rogland of the US cruiser Chattanooga was wounded and died after being struck by a bullet from French armor cruiser Bouetit Thouars crew during a harbor operation near the Chattanooga and French squadron. Lieut England on the bridge and several bullets affected the ship as it moved toward a target range amid an army drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaoo
China
Clarence Rogland
Chattanooga
England
Targat Range
Tilog
Bogtaod
Storage Coal Supply Advertises Winter Coal
An old classified ad urges readers to contract for winter coal with A. J. Griffin and Wiedemann's cream products also advertised. It mentions available grades and invites calls to place orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Griffin
Wiedemann
Standard Cuts Prices at Pittsburg Oil Market
Standard Oil cuts prices in Pittsburg with a reduction of higher grades of crude by 3 cents and other grades by 2 cents Kansas 5 quoted at 50 for 32 grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kansas
Miller Sees Kansas Republicans in Strong Shape
Clyde Miller secretary of the Republican state central committee and L T Hussey state oil inspector met with Chairman Davis to assess Kansas politics. Miller credited Hochs keynote address with clarifying issues and reported about 1200 letters daily from voters supporting the Republican ticket this fall, predicting a large GOP margin and a victory for the entire ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Miller
Republican State Sentral Committee
L T Hussey
Davis
Kansas
Hoch
Topeka
Kangas
Weekend activity and travel notes at Haskell Institute town
George Pawnee the property clerk at Haskell Institute plans a Monday trip home to Pawnee Ox with his people. Walter Shawnee of Fort Apache is visiting his brother George at Haskell. The Sunday school class led by Prof McFarland enjoyed a Lake View picnic. Many locals depart for trips to Estes Park, Clay Center, Denver and Kansas City while others plan visits to Lawrence and Excelsior Springs. The piece also notes upcoming Chautauqua plans from Topeka Association boys and mentions warm summer weather progressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pawnee
Haskell Institute
Pawnee
Walter Shawnee
Fort Apache, Arly
George
McFarland
Clase
Lake View
Moreland Brown
Pailway
Lawrance
George Tucker
Lake Geeage
Jola
Topeka Association
Chautauqua
Harry Hainsman
Stolypin Faces Setbacks in Cabinet Formation in Russia
In St Petersburg on July 13 Premier Stolypin struggles to assemble a reorganized cabinet as opposition from M Guehkel Prince Svet and other nominees blocks entry. He proclaims continued reform while police avoid_action against Jewish members of the outlawed parliament and several empire council members resign, signaling a crisis in the political plan and potential budget pressures for 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Stolypin
Russia
M Guehkel
Prince Svet
Pala
Constitutional Democrats
Moscow
Pot
Ramalin
Council of the Empire
Unmailable Cards Held for Postage
The post office department is loaded with mail cards that have been mailed with writing on them. About twenty cards remain unmailable and are held for postage. Post office regulations prohibit any writing on these cards. The law also prescribes the size of permissible cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postotice
Postoniog
Ihe
Funeral of R. 5S. Boyd at Oak Cemetery
The funeral of Kk. Ss. Boyd occurred at 10 am from the homaat lus Kentucky stress. Rev Hutcshipson of the Baptist church delivered the sermon. Interment followed at Oak Cemetery. John Tammitt, assistant principal of Haskell Institute, arrived with six Indians from Oklahoma, including Pawnee and Ovaga tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Kentucky
Hutcshipson
The
Baptist Church
John Tammitt
Haskellnatitute
Oklahoma
Oil drops in Independence as markets slip
Oil prices eased in Independence Kansas with declines across grades. High grade slipped to 59, other grades down by 2 cents, while fuel oil stayed near 35 cents per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Kan
Old Continent
Professor Tracy Leaves Baldwin for Armourdale Principalship
Professor F. D. Tracy resigns after teaching at Baldwin and previously at Lecompton to accept the principalship of the Armourdale school. His departure is noted as a loss to the faculty with plans indicating a change in local education leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Tracy
Baldwin
Lecompton
Schoola
Armourdale
Tracy
Assistant secretary of state resigns to focus on mining
111 B Wilson resigns as assistant secretary of state after eight years to devote full time to mining ventures. He has long pursued mining as a sideline and believes his holdings justify stepping away from public service. He has lived in Lawrence and considers Usys City home, with friends wishing him success in his ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
Wilson
Uma
Lawrence
Usys City
Classified Fragments From Town Ads And Notices
A jumble of ad style lines mentions pew springs, suit restoration, pickle notices, cider vinegar pricing, and egg deliveries. Items reference Lawrence Patrimony, Masters Grocery, Phillips Fruit Farm, and Welda nanOS, with scattered street and telephone hints. The readable text highlights local commerce and household goods in brief notices.
Mule buyers' cash purchases spread across local sellers
E W Kraus, mule buyer, paid out 5,500 dollars for 25 mules and 3,500 in money to sellers F On Jardon Tom Dyer Jim Dyer Martin Dyer Frackles Kteen Gibson and Wm Cast. The Sugar How has grown into a leading confectionery store. Various ads promote Prentiss Home Store Wiedemann's chocolate ice cream Snydec's Remedial Soap and home goods. The Lawrence Transfer Co. is mentioned as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E W Kraus
Kraus
Jardon
Tom Dyer
Jim Dyer
Martin Dyer
Frackles
Kteen
Gibson
Wm Cast
Baldwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacob Qesch
Iattle
Leever
Heb Anderson
Hidusa
Wiedeman
Pete Foley
Douglas County
Dick Bros
Btevenson-Hopper Book Co
Rowlands and Stevenson
Smith's News Depot
G. A. Graber
Biaffons Mantholis
Frelina
Canley County
Lawlesness
Sf Lawrence
Juerrillas
Wiedemann’s
Standard
Russell Sage
Aussell Sage
Theas
Mr. Sage
Josn- Siler
Mra Sage
Abe
Ewing
F A Ewing
Miwa Sciea
Miller
Promittee
Mr and
Sta
C Jones
Paola
John Wilder
Estes Park
EP Boreh
Emily Rookland
Clay
Misa
Eila
Noah
Geto
Mra Hattie Johnean Stout
San Diego
Calif
Visa Besale Raymond
Missisaypi Street
Wiss , Raymond
Fern Cramar
Aynes Uhrlaub
Bertha Elworth
Ken Bearnhard
Glandale Gridith
Edyth Meyer
Ruby Hosford
Misa Anna Hall
Clinton, Mo
Iq Wainting Lawrence
FT Albaugh
Florence
C E Heprich
Colorado
George Wara
Laura Ware
George Ware
Excelsior Springs
Hugh Whale
Canada
Blair
Bellville County
Edward Burps Lefe
Frankford
Ind
E. Johns
E Smith
Fanola Bozarth
Lenars
Bella Schell
Lucy Wight
P.M. Dervey & Co
Muster's
Sin Lawrence
R. 5S
Kansas Wells
Paris
Diebier
Hus
Wolf
Lawrence Electric Light Co
Dick Broschigger Lotion
Chig
Tuckerwee
Dasher
W. Briesen
Phariage Department
Lepceme Resis
Aive Priic
Grovenor
M.g.manley
Lawrenceny
State Bank
W. Bromellick
J. Sweeney
E J. Hilxey
W. KR. Stubbs
W. HK
Gao
Luther N. Lewis
W. Hromeiatak
VY. J. Sweeney
Jacob Hadaky
E. J. Dilkey
Generc
Acar
Awrence Man
Lawrence Pantatorium
Warran
Master's Grocery
Phillips Fruit Farm
Weldananos
Mra Prentiss’ Home Store
At & Babakopt
Kodak
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