Longest Day Reflected In Town Notes And Events
The Daily Journal recalls yesterday as the year's longest day with cold weather and minor town happenings. Lawrence hosts a 4th of July plan at County Farm Grove with music, dancing, and refreshments. Grace Hawthorne troupe traveled to Kansas City. stone work on streets. bank transfers and small deeds filed. new tailor shop opened. a mill part moved for Brooks Hathcock. JulyOttawa excursion announced. tax deadline extended by county. university address by Rev F Bayard. local reactions from Yates Center News.
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Lawrence
Wakaruss
Brooks
fMard
Rev. F. Bayard
State University
Yates
Center News
Park Lemmon
Williamstown
Lemmon
North Lawrence
Bismarck Grove
Bowersock
Wirtow
Whirtow
Jones
C. B. Jones
L. M. Powell
Ottawa
Tanor
E. K. Tabor
Eudora
Sawree
Scott
C. F. Scott
Kansas City
Bexcon
Judge Banson
Macker
A. D. Mackey
Warrguxsa
Don Whitehead
Mein
P. M. MeIntire
Chicago
Jobo Cline
E. D. Grant
Missouri
C. W. Grants Peacock
Ella Peacock
Topsks Ie
Osbun Shannon
Hopseix
Cap. Hubbell
Hillman
Leaven- Worth
Wilson
T. 8
Abitone v
Eldridge House
Fleming
M. K. Fleming
Kansia
Ross
J. E. Ross
Florida
Kina
Chas. V. King
L. H. Jebel
Railway Mall
Watson
Carrie
Julia Watson
Kanesa City
Barteas
McAllaster
Helen M. McAllaster
Jessie Lee
H. T. Moors
The
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Wichits
Lott
J.D. Lott
Mutxer
D.c.milner
Atchison
Davis
J. N. Davis
Burlington
Kas
Loeat
Coffee County
McArlaster
Bird A. McAllaster
Caghter
Union Pacific Land Office
Eanese City
Colorado
Wrence
Board of Regents
University of Kansas
University
Natural History
University Building
Haskell & Wood, Architects
Topeka
Kan
A. FitzPatrick
Coal Creek
Bay
Kansas
D. L. Heapier
Sunday School Assembly Draws Huge Crowd at Bismarck Grove
A large Sunday crowd gathered at Bismarck Grove with eight or ten coaches from Topeka and many attendees from Kansas City Leavenworth and Lawrence. Estimates put the crowd around 10 000 people as the festival proved successful. Today’s program promises further engaging events for attendees.
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Bismarck Grove
Topeka
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Sorone
Burglary Strikes House on Ohio and Pinkney Streets
Sunday night burglars entered the Hynes residence at Ohio and Pinkney, rifling drawers and stealing a Mrs Bynes pocketbook and a set of elastic arm bracelets with diamond ends. They ransacked the kitchen as well, devouring thrift items. Detectives pursue leads as Martha Prene tes notifies nearby cities.
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B. Hynes
Ohio
Pinkney Streets
Martha Prenetes
Faithful William and the Modoc conflict remembered
The tale recounts Faithful William a Modoc man who aided Canby’s party and warned of a planned attack during the 1872 confrontation. It details Captain Jack Schonster Black Jim and others’ execution or banishment to Indian Territory after a siege and desert war, and notes William’s later life on a farm. It also reports the drowning of Park Lemmon near Lawrence and his burial.
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William
Frank Finney
California
Indian ‘Territory
Quipaw Agency
Finney
United States
Uncle Sam
Climors
Captain Jack
Arizona
Gan. Canby
Ges. Canby
Rev. Thomas
San Francisco
Dyer
Meacham
Faithful William
Winnama
Canby
Indiana
Hev.y Thomas
W. T. Sherman
Jack
Schonston
Black Jim
District Court Session Adopts Road Line From Lawrence to Topeka
The district court convened with a verdict for the defendant in King v Breyer on wages. Caroline Williamson versus The City of Lawrence will be tried today over a $10,000 sidewalk injury claim. $800 judgment pending on similar grounds. A road survey from Lawrence to Topeka was decided, detailing the route via local farms and streets. Barber shop Johnson and Heylin advertises cutting services and child hair care.
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Frank King
Herman Breyer
Caroline Williamson
Lawrence
Seine
Lawrenceville Personal Notices and Local Ads
Personal notices list residents and visitors with brief movements to Ottawa Kansas City Leavenworth and other places. It notes courthouse travel and social visits, village assignments and local business trips alongside ads for sales rentals and services in Lawrence.
Paying for a Prince and the British Royal Finance Debate
The Spectator argues over prince funding with Prince Edward as heir and the Prince of Wales, noting royal finances, duties, and public sentiment. It contends the nation should fund Edward’s independence if needed, comparing royal expenses to training ships or riding schools while defending the monarchy’s unity and leadership.
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London
Prince of Wales
Prince Edward
Brougham
Royal
Hackney
England
Wales
Iano
Voorhees son of Indiana senator rose from Detroit start
A Detroit lawyer recalls Charles 8 Voorhees, son of an Indiana senator, who left Detroit in 1861 seeking work. He later joined John McCullough’s company, failed as a newspaper hopeful, married a Miss Barbie, and eventually rose to Congress representing Washington Territory, a remarkable career arc from a penniless actor’s past to public office.
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Charles 8. Voorhees
Indiana
Washington Territory
Detroit
Michigan Exchange
Post
Young Voorhess
Hamlet
Indianapolis
John McCullough
Voorhees
McCullough
HcCullough
Mrn
Ber
van Baalen
Mra Clark’s
Grand River Avenue
Quincy
Free Press
Voor Bees
Father van Dyke
Baubie
Barbie
Genstor Voorhkers
Moya
Washington
Temata
Dr Black promises miracle cures for chronic diseases
A lengthy promotional letter extols Dr. Black and his son in Lawrence Kansas offering radical new treatments for chronic diseases and catarrh. Testimonials from Mrs. E C Byington and Henry C Cole praise rapid relief and painless methods, claiming cures in days to weeks and urging afflicted readers to visit or contact the doctor for information and treatment details.
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Lawrence
Louisians
Dr. Black & Son
Dr. Black
C. C. Gray
Sheriff Carmean
Lawn&now
Eas
Black
York St
Lawrence, Kan
Henry C. Cole
Bailey & Smith
Cole
Kas
Masszachwaetts Street
Kansas
Henry C. Cote
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E. van Burn
Misalesippi Street
Warren
Lawrence Lodge
No. 7
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Pierson
Brooks & Hathcock
Mmahkachusetts Street
Mesers, Leonard & Hasch
Blue Rapids Manufacturing Company
John Donnelly
Dr. Miller
Sunday School Assembly
Cowmis
Wirvey Aatate
Johnson & Heylin Barbers and
Lunette Street
McConnnell's Tailor Shop
Chold
Heylnomere
Johnzon
Kanwaks
Clinton
Marion
Douglas
Vottrai Bett Co
Marshall
Mich
Calleo
Lillian Bell
Lecompton
John Q. A. Norton
Ob Lintner Grocer
Massachusetts Street
Booms
Opera House
Winthrop Street
Massachusetta Street
Douglas County Bank
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Inquire of Jozpan & CoaMnEss
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Leis
Eidemiller & Co
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Dan Voorhees
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Arksnyas
Thie Jong
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Judge Bell
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T. C. Irwin, & CO
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National Bank
Holly
Erie
Beenie Wear Ny
Rona
Stacy, A ‘Adams & Co
AEA
Stacy, Adams & Co
Congress
John Hume
State OF
Dove
Levi Woodard
Sreditora
County of
State of Kansas
O. J. Woodard
Leyl Woodard
Irwin
University of Michigan
J. Q. A. Fritchay
Pine Street
St. Louis
Wedneadsy
James H.wadle
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Q. A. Fritchey
Gkoe
W. Tootharer
H.W. Howe
Massachusetts
Jas
Pomrekon
Sebia
Timothy
Pastures Green
Douglas County
John H. Wilder
Andrew Palm
Wilass
C. P. Smith
E. C.smeed
Fourth Judicial District Court
A. D
C. Smeed
Kentucky Street
Mays
H.C
Nougiss County
J. A. French
H. B. Asher Livery
Vermont Street
Lawrence House
George I. Gould
Kans
Hy A. Lewis, Clark
Eldridge
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