Japan and anti Japanese acts provoke council action
The progressive council met to condemn the San Francisco assault on Japanese rights, calling it a flagrant treaty violation and demanding federal accountability for failing to curb such outrages. Also reported, Princess Anne hotel fire at Virginia Beach with 50 guests escaping and two maids missing, losses over 100000 dollars. Wheat crop condition for June 1 1907 stood at 88.7 percent, down from 93.4 last year. A note mentions a line of mouldings.
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Tokio
Council of Progressives
San Francisco
Washington
Norfolk
Princess “Anne
Virginia Beach
Agricultural Department
Roosevelt at Jamestown Exposition Delivers Two Addresses
President Roosevelt visits Jamestown Exposition delivering two speeches. He speaks at the ancestral home of his mother and to national editors aboard the Mayflower, praising military aid and naval progress while touring the Georgia and New York state buildings. He reviews the grounds and attends the editorial association meeting with editors from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Editors
Vie “Geensia
New York State
Tle National Editorial Association
Pulte Stites
Walter Williams
Columbia
Diother
Hes
Notice of Sale by Lawrence Board of Education
On July 1 the Board of Education of Lawrence city will offer for sale to the highest bidder the house and buildings on total Kentucky street Emstah. Sealed bids must be filed with the clerk before six oclock. The board may reject any bids. Buildings to be removed before July 29 at purchaser’s expense. George Innes, President Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City of
Lawrence
Kentucky Street
Sis Welock
Mrs Darahany to Build Modern House in Hestord Addition
Mrs Darahany has bought a lot in the Hestord Addition and plans a modern house with construction to begin next week. The move will make Lawrence her permanent home, credit to the Hestord Investment Co.
Leavenworth Saloon Closures Mark First in Twenty Years
Leavenworth Kars June 10 in a rare civic note all saloons in the city were closed for the first time in twenty years. Vingeists report a notable decrease in intoxicant sales and a long-time customer base shows loyalty to Rubber paints. Al shades. OQ. P. Barber & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kars
al Shades
OQ. P. Barber & Sons
Douglas County Normal Institute Announcement
Douglas County Normal Institute in Lawrence Kansas runs July 1 27 with enrollment on July 1. Faculty includes Conductor Dr C S Parmenter Instructors Supt F P Smith Principal C E Merwin Supt C O Bowman Primary Methods Mrs Anns Arnett and examination for certificates July 26 27 institute fee 1 examination fee 5 Course of Study by mail 15 cents Open to teachers prospective teachers graduates and those seeking a review C C Bowman County Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
C. S. Parmenter
F. P. Smith _ Prin
C. BE. Merwin
C. O. Bowman
Anns Arnett
C. C. Bowman
Social and Personal items recount Kansas City visits
Lon Ellison and many others are noted as visiting or traveling. Names include Carl Graeber, Chester Woodward of Topeka, Chas Hoar, Art Newby, Mrs Elder, Oscar Holloway, Arthur Devlin, W A Hinesley, Jim Earl, Robert Hackman, Dan Anderson, J A Benson, and many more. Several residents travel to Kansas City, Lawrence, Ottawa, Knowles Hill, and other nearby towns, with social events such as weddings, embassies, and club meetings referenced alongside ongoing visits and homecomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Ellison
Carl Graeber
Fort Riey
Chester Woodward
Topeka
Wien
Chas. Hoar
Lawrence
Art Newby
Kaursax City
Mrs. Elder
Kansas City
Oscar Holloway
Arthur Devlin
W. A. Hinesley
Jim Earl
Robert Hackman
California
Dan Anderson
City of
Messey
J. A. Benson
Sunuday
S.A. Long
Silver Lule
Robert Jeffs
Caney
Oscar O'Conner
Kate Penchard
Dorward
Kansas
Aml
Benson
Clay
Sirpless
Gertrude Broekmiller
Roy
Muth Anderson
Lizzie Brochsniller
Knowled Hil
M. B. Cohn
Ottawa
J. U. Cobin
Mary Lane Johnson
Kan
Lawrence Friends
Bridge
Robert Noundi Muito
Stanley Myers
Ro AL Stamens
May Be a Suit in West Point Reservation Case
New York report says Mrs Aywily of Lient Cal and Chas G Ayres U A describe a letter from the secretary of war to her husband forbidding trespass on a West Point reservation as insulting and despicable. She claims she posted the letter and will not repeat the insult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ay Wily
Lient
Cal
Chas
Will of Perkins Probate Proceedings Delayed Pending Filing
The will of Inve Lo TH Perkins, dated December 1905, is stored for probate but cannot be filed until Nellie Snyder’s affidavit is filed. The document names a board of trustees and details extensive bequests to five institutions and relatives, with the widow set to receive most of the estate. Insurance claims are being adjusted and paid after audits. the Fraternal Aid will be first to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YM. U. A
Beall College
Recital by Mrs Gurk's pupils on Massachusetts street
Music pupils of Mrs Gurk presented a Saturday afternoon recital at her rooms on Massachusetts street. The event featured both primary and older pupils with impressive technique and refined performance from the older students, showing notable talent among the group.
Recital in Eudora Opera House by Local Trio
Miss Benoyes Raymond soprano with Miss Agnes Uhrlaub pianist and Miss Mary Muyt whistler present a Friday evening recital at the Eudora Opera House November 14 at 8 oclock. Presented under the Ladies Aid Society of the English M E church. The Barteldes family will travel by train to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Peorple
Be Noyes Raymond
Agnes Uhrlaub
Mary Muyt
Whistler
Ure Eudora Opera House
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Barteldes
Social and Personal Notes From Topeka Visit Roundup
A Kansas City contingent visits and returns figure in a social column. A Young travels to Kansas City, Roy Hinman and J. F. Strong are back for brief stops, Oscar W Cunner and others in town, with multiple Topeka and Ottawa day trips noted. The piece lists numerous residents attending visits, family travels, and upcoming summer plans across Kansas, including Baldwin, Ottawa, Waterloo and Chicago connections.
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Roy Hinman
Oscar W'Cunner
Kansas City
J. F. Strong
Jussie Weber
Kansas
Alien Loucks
Topeka
Val Thomas
Kansas Ciy
Ford
Ottawa
Fort Shelley
Baldwin
Martin
Hed
Milyen
Woowcraft
Wy C. W.o
Educ Gafford
Eusataee Smith
Clark Maja Wert
Sanday
Gbaekwe
A. Roberts
Conway
E.G. Brazier
Waterloo
Lawisa Alder
Oink Mark
Baur Tully
Ste Will
Chicago
Ada Pixon
Manual Train School
Dixon
C. BK. Learnard
C. E. Learnard
He. Learnard
Herrin
R. W. Eames
Tiny Wedding Attracts Full House In Miniature Play
A Congre sational elvel stage hosted a miniature wedding last Friday with child actors in tiny evening dress. Diminutive ushers led guests and Sam Elliott drew cheers with a hushed encore request. Children sang charmingly while the audience clamored for another performance. Tomorrow night the same cast offers another showing for those who missed the first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Elliott
Eugene Gallagher
Neat Puzzle Book Free From Gustafson's
A promoter offers a free conundrum book by Gustafson for readers seeking entertaining puzzles. Call to obtain the item, no purchase required, while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustafson
Mrs Eddy Ordered to Account for Property
Concord New Hampshire June 10 Judge Chamberlain ordered Mrs Mary B A Eddy's competency to be determined by a master in a case brought by relatives for an accounting of her property. F A Ewings little mules promote Ewing's Best ice cream. Boyles souvenir mirrors pillows post cards popular. G L Webster of Wakarusa township brought in wolf scalps plans to add more.
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F. A. Ewing
Ewing
Concord
N. H
Household goods for sale and market report items
Almost new folded bed gas stove and other household goods offered for sale call before Thursday morning. Kansas City market notes list Wheat prices receipts and futures for July through December with various grades and cash values. Cattle, hogs, calves price ranges and daily receipts reported. Jersey milk cow for sale. Unfurnished rooms wanted for light housekeeping. Telephone contact provided.
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Vermont St
Jersey
Armartong
Confessed Murderer Continues On Stand Recital Of Crimes
The confessed killer testifies with an unshaken account of alleged outrages as Steve Adams weighs testifying yet remains in Boise jail. A witness notes Lyte Gregory’s killing and questions link to Independence depot incident. The exchange suggests possible involvement but denies premeditation.
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Lyte Gregory
Independence Depot
Democratic ticket turmoil and trial testimony in Idaho
In Boise and Muskogee reports, the Democratic slate faces turmoil with lines drawn over the Vindicator mine plot. Orchard testifies at length as defense and prosecution clash over who planned the mine explosion and linked figures Haywood Moyer Pettibone and Parker to the case.
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Guthrie
Oklé
Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
C. XN
Hell
Muskogee
Harry Orchard
Cruce
Roy Hollman
Jor Chandler
United States
Federation
Orchard
Adams
Sherman Parker
Western Federation of Miners
Bush
Moyler
Haywood
Pettibone
Moyer
Lyte Gregory
Brighton
Canada
Steve Adams
al Boise
Adas
Couny
Tlaywood, Moyer and Pettibone
McParland i
Hawley
Henied
Parker and
Davis
Richardson
Oichardson
Setter’s
Peabody
Asid Richardson
Population figures for Douglas county and towns
The assessors report the county population unchanged from last year with slight revisions in Palmyra two ship and surrounding areas. The document lists populations for Lawrence and nearby townships including Wakarusa Frank Lecompton Kanwaka Clinton Marion Willow Springs and Baldwin Eudora Palmyra with a total county population about 6500, matching last year’s figure.
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Therr
Palmyra
Douglas County
Noted Lecturer Fortier Opens Summer Lectures at University
Professor Aleve Fortier of Tulare University New Orleans begins a daily summer lecture series at 5 p m in the Physics Lecture room free to all. Fortier esteemed author of A History of Louisiana and other works will discuss American Louisiana French Louisiana Creoles and Academies and more in a sequence covering eras from 1815 to 1900 and Paris in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleve Fortier
Tulaire University
New Orleans
Fortier
Lawrence
Bas
Louisiana
France
Paris
Lawrence Kansas Sealed bids for Industrial School building
Notice from the Office Board of Education in Lawrence Kansas dated June 10 1907 invites sealed proposals by July 5 1907 for construction of an Industrial School building. Plazas and specs available after June 20 1907 at the superintendent’s office. A five percent bid bond is required payable to George Innes president. Bids must be sealed marked with bidder’s name and sent to F P Smith clerk. The board reserves the right to reject all bids. Commercial Club to discuss Government by Commission at tomorrow’s meeting. businessmen urged to attend.
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Lawrence
Kans
Board of Education
Kansas
George Innes
Board
of Education
City of
F. P. Smith
Board of Educatation
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Massachusettstreet
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Huilding
Joseph E. Riggs
Massachusetts
Cc. J. Simmons
Dice
Mass
St Tasidence
Andy Ecology
Woatex
J. Anderson
Venavat Anreal
G. W. Jones
Sulta No
Telehunes
Bell and Home No
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Woodward & Co’e Drug Store
Pr. J. A. Bechtel
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Kanter
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Atlas Building & Loan
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Roosevelt
Mayflower
Douglas County Normal Institute
Social and Personal
Priscilla Embroidery Club
Harry Slutchings
Robert Speitz
Argaret
Gertrude Chariton
Sunnyside
Mettie Manley
Kichel Lather
FS. Hester
Williamstown
Evans
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Independence
Marty
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Bessie Hargis
Agnie Ward
Nebraska
J. AL Neal
San Antonio
Texas
Della Neal
Colorado
J. L. Griffin
Ed. Wilson
E. C. Brackett
Douglas
Catskill
C. P. Radcliffe
Remona McKensie
Nell O'Conner
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Helen ‘Sutters
Homer Gibson
Gerr
Trude Messler
Rachel Fischer
Pasadena
Charles Woodbury
Lincoln
Neb
Abbott
Mary Bennett
Pittsburg
Ivy Broek
Elsie Armstrong
Myr‘tle Long
Carrie Mitchell
Cawker City
Claudia McNeil
Fred Dunkinson
L H. Perkins
A. Young
Mrs. Eddy
Boyles
G. L. Webster
Wakarusa Township
Timothy
J.S
Oklahoma
Geo Bellamy
Willian Cross
Haskell
Toe Wurth
Sted
Tith
Office Board of Education
Commercial Club
Neville’s Garner
J. M. Neville
Misa
Eldridgs
Watkins Nations Bank
Pereaee
J. B Watkins
Cc. H. Tucker
Cashier
W. B Haze
L. Cashier
SU Gill
C. H Tuckar
Nao
ALC
Mttchell
Foore
Sevinge
PEW
State Bank
Capital
W. Bromellice
T. J. Sweenet
B. J. Hilkey
W. J. Brubbs
W. FE. Spalding
Geo, Innes
Luther N, Lewis
W. Broomslalci
Y. J. Sweeney
Jacob Badsky
General Banking
F Lawrence
Clonroe
Newmark
A. Marks
G.grovernor
Nantey
W.P. March
Ken Baidwin
Monroe
W. PF. March
A. Wood
Hosford Investment CO
Merchants National Bank Building
EaNsad
L. S. Steele
A. Whitman & Go. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Woodward & Go
W. R. Singleton
Indiana
Lawrence Kansas
Alice E. Leonard
Ohio Street
Bell Phone
Raymond
Wolf's
Raymond's
Wolf’s
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