Equal Suffrage Lecture At University Physics Building
Rev Olympia Brown Willis will lecture on equal suffrage in the Physics building at the University, Thursday afternoon. She assisted in the Kansas campaign of 1867 with Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony. The talk will include her early campaign experiences and is open to the public.
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Olympia Brown Willis
University
Willis
Kansas
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Charles Robinson
Purely Personal Lines Touch Kansas City Visitations
Fecess A A Lamb was in Kansas City yesterday Lloyd Ware left yesterday for a regular trip Burton P Sears departed yesterday for Washington D C Mrs Dully Young of Parsons is visiting in Lawrence Mr and Mrs J C Shuck left for a Minnis visit Mrs F A Gillespie of Garden City is visiting in Lawrence C M Ellis leaves tomorrow for Grand Junction Colorado William Wilson and grandson Carl went to Chanute for a visit Mrs E A Palmer of Jacksonville Illinois is here Mrs T C Kimball of Galesburg Illinois is visiting the Gorrill family Miss Kathleen Sansom of Kansas City is guest of Miss Louise Leonard Clitus Hosford and C E Sutton returned from a business trip to Colorado Mrs Koy Allen has left for home in New York City after an extended visit Miss Melon and Miss Nema Phipps rirtule Mussler went to Ottawa morning Miss Elsie Anderson returned to Topeka after a two weeks visit here Miss Lucille McNaughton of Tonga visiting her sister Miss Aleia McNaughton Mrs C Garrett of Bonner Springs is at the Smith House called by illness of her daughter Mayme Mr and Mrs Ben Akers of Topeka attended a card party at the North Lewis home Miss Myra Reynolds of Chicago will arrive later this month for a visit with Miss Alice Nourse at the University YWCA</S:
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A. W. Lamb
Kansas City
Lloyd Ware
Burton P. Sears
Washington, D. C
Irs
Dully Young
Parsons
Lawrence
J.C. Shuck
Minnis
F. A. Gillespie
Garden City
C. M. Ellis
Grand Junction
Colorado
William Wilson
Carl
Chanute
Jacksonville
E. A. Palmer
T. C. Kimball
Galesburg
Gorrill
Kathleen Sansom
Louise Leonard
Clitus Hosford
C. E. Sutton
Koy Allen
New York City
Miss Melon
Nema Phipps Rirtule Mussler
Ottamorning
Elsie Anderson
Topeka
Lucille McNaughton
Tonga
Aleia McNaughton
C. Garrett
Bonner Springs
Smith House
Mayme
Ben Akers
Luther North Lewis
Myra Reynolds
Chicago
Alice Nourse
University YW. CG. A
Former Lawrence Man Joseph Harbaugh Dies in Nebraska
Joseph W Harbaugh a longtime resident of Lawrence died at his home in Nebraska after a stroke. Born July 5 1847 in Tiffin Ohio he was 70. He served in Hoffmans Battalion later the 125th Ohio. He leaves wife Martha and seven children, four present at death. funeral held at home with Ray Thalde roan officiating. Burial in Heim cemetery.
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Joseph Harbaugh
Nebraska
Joseph W. Harba
Town
Talim
Ray Thalderoan
United Era
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TP Ebrel Jut Dawson and the Body Sat To Rest In the Heim
Uurbanghows
Martha
Tiffin
Ohio
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Han
Hoffman
J Batallion
125Th
Dahnson
Fis —Dawson
Newsboy
Poor Aunt Jane Faces Probate Court Trial Again
The article recounts Aunt Jane’s day in probate court for violations of the prohibitory law. Two years earlier she was sentenced to sixty days in jail and a cash fine, which she paid, after promising to reform. Attorneys Clark and McWilliams represented Aunt Jane, with Fenly Nave noted in the text as part of the scene.
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Jane
Clark and McWilliams
Aunt Dane
Fenly Nave
Exhibition of pictures extended at University
Arrangements made to hold the pictures on exhibition at the University until March 6. The gallery opens daily 9 to 5 and evenings 7 to 10. Admission for children is ten cents.
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Serioul
Inauguration of Martin and Tlalmnes Real Estate Firm
The Inauguration will occur in Lawrence on March 1 as Martin and Tlalmnes Real Estate and Investment Co. opens its offices. They will travel the public and list property, handle collections, and conduct general brokerage. H. A. Martin is a longtime Lawrence resident. C. D. Holmes and family recently moved from Blue Rapids, Kansas.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Douglas County
Kansas
Francis A. Bailey
Ntice
Mall B. Morse
Washington, D. C
Martin & Tlalmnes Real Estate and Investment Co
Lawrence
H. A. Martin
C.D. Holmes
Blue Rapids
Local Shops Advertise Inaccurate Listings For March
A fragmented notice lists various shops and locations including A Marks Jewelry store and Hick's Green House at 69 Elm street along with Bell Phone 387. It mentions March magazines in stock at Home Bonk Co and YIM Mass. St. The text is garbled but indicates advertisements for local goods and addresses.
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A. Marks’ Jewelry Store
Hick’s
Green House
Elm Street
Bell Phone
March
Opera Furniture Store Ad
New and second hand furniture bought sold and exchanged. BH Jorgensen proprietor. Home 522 644 Mass Street.
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Opera Furniture
Jorgensen
Prop
Home
Mass
Evening Whist Dinner and Society Notes
An social evening featured a six course dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Luther North Lewis followed by twelve tables of whist. Prizes went to Frank Banks and Mrs. R. C. Manley with consolation prizes to Clarence Hall and Mrs. W. H. Pendleton. Pink carnations decorated rooms. Also noted were the Music club gathering with Miss Maude Cooke and a birthday dinner for Miss Bessie Hargis. A senate romance between Miss Ethie Stein and Harry Hart is recounted amid broader Lawrence society chatter.
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Luther North Lewis
Frank Banks
R. C. Manley
Clarence Hall
W. H. Pendleton
Hagerman Resigns KU Track Coach Post for YMCA Work
J P Hagerman resigns after three years as University of Kansas track coach to take YMCA secretary role in Los Angeles Triangle department. He led KU to near victory over Missouri and plans to build Valley strength while leaving a valued academic legacy.
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Jayhawkers
Hagerman
Missouri
Tigers
Los Angeles
Triangle
YM. C. AL
University of Kansas
Canoe Club Organized At Cameron's Blug Hightecanoes Form Unit
University students organized a canoe club yesterday electing Commodore John Power as leader and Ridley Pearson as first mate. Merle Greene named rear boat officer, with officers and members including George Ridley Pearson Edward Holmes Dick Kemp and Alex Loomis. Membership limited to canoe owners by vote.
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Cameron's Blug
Hightecanoeists
John Power
Ridley Pearson
Students’ Athletic Association
Merle Greene
George Ridley Pearson
Edward Merle Holmes
Dick Kemp
Alex Loomis
Club
Recital in Ottawa by Mossler and Phipps
Geertrude Mossler Miss Helen and Miss Nema Phipps travel to Ottawa to present a recital at the Ottawa Conservatory Mossler and Phipps plan another recital at Haskell Institute Saturday night Spring repairs call for painting varnishing and staining supplies from Raymonds Drug Store for quality materials and care C EB Collins general contractor advertises home building and property exchange Bell and address details included
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Helen
Nema Phipps
Ottawa
Ottawa Conserva|s
Mossler
Miss Phipps
Haskell Institute
C. EB. Collins
Bell Phone
W. Quincy
It will pay your wall
A fragmentary notice notes a payment related to a wall, with unclear context and few readable details. The item mentions compensation or coverage but lacks concrete names, dates, or locations to identify the event.
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