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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1907
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment hints at plans and feuds in a social or architectural context. It mentions architecture, meetings, plans, parties, and various names but lacks clear structure or outcomes. The readable items point to discussions about gate designs and hotel or event planning.
The Pirates of Penzance presented by Lawrence residents drew a full theater and earned praise for direction by Skilen and Blanche Lyons. Miss Heizer crafted strong musical work with Miss Augusta Flintum and Miss Queena Beauchamp delivering solid vocal performances.
Esther M Clark of Chanute Kansas former Kansas University journalism student and law office assistant at Chanute has published poems and a book drawing praise from readers and critics. Topeka Capital reports her portrait and works noting naturalness over studied craft while highlighting her Neosho county roots and early literary promise.
Funeral services for Mrs Louisa Ellison were held this afternoon at 2 from her daughter's residence Mrs Will Dick. Interment followed at J Qsk Hill cemetery. A fragmentary note mentions Rosina Brand eram, principal central jie in the Savoy theater, London, dying today.
The Workman Grand Lodge winds up its session with the resignation of Master Crider and a reorganization in the evening assembly. Reports describe contentious exchanges, leadership changes, and discussion of lodge finances and future directions as members sealed the books for this term.
Cunresstith Seep sends a supply of garden seeds to the Journal. He states he does not believe in the seed business but supports the appropriation by Congress. Seeds are at this offer and will be given early long as they last.
Frank M. a well known banker in Me Tevas pleaded guilty to embezzlement and misappropriation of the National Bank funds. He was sentenced to five years in Leavenworth penitentiary. The item reads like a blurred clipping with fragmented local commerce notices.
The Masque club will stage The Crisis at Boyle's 725 Mass on April 5 and 16. A Wednesday rehearsal assigned most parts.
Washington March 1 The Kansas congressional delegation plans to endorse Thomas Ryan for assistant secretary of the interior under Garfield and back W R Bigham for reinstatement in the consular service. They also aim to name a Kansas candidate for the Eastern district federal judgeship, with Gill and Dickerson in the running.
Straffon’s Mentholis has sold nine gold Watteries since venturing into his new Oubling. Were you among the lucky parties he still has some left.
Jas H Hill died this morning at 7 o clock in his home near Stull Kansas after an illness. Funeral services will be at Williamstown cemetery per arrangements. Local reports note his daughter Mrs Ames Adams resides in Kanwaka. Funeral notice to follow.
Washington reports the ship subsidy bill was killed by a 14 to 261 vote. A motion to reconsider was filed. Separate items note Mrs A G Landia visiting her daughter in Olathe. In San Francisco a steam er Corona with 75 passengers wrecks near Humboldt bay. Enid Oklahoma reports Rock Island No 12 collision with an open switch. Fireman William Davis of Chickasha killed and several injured.
An advertising snippet urges readers to visit Gustafson for jewelry and suggests Atlas for property money needs. also promotes Strafford’s Mentholia as best for chapped hands.
Jerome presses Dr Evans on Thaw’s mental state citing letters and a will as evidence. The examiner asks if Thaw was insane when letters were written and whether adolescence or paranoia explains the delusions and alleged instability.
Wilhel Rapp editor in chief of the Uliasis Staats Zeitung, described as the oldest German editor in the United States, died from a street accident. The notice lists a loans offer by Morrison & Lemon at 744 Mass Street with rates as low as five percent and optional payments.
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