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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1906
Page
1
L H MENGES, Attorney at Law, and MASENCHSETTY BABES & MEANS announce legal services from the Opera House block offices. Address Lewsod Heal Katate street and phone 608 appear in the notice with limited readable contact details.
New York March 5 Patrick O Shea long time Catholic publisher aged 78 died at his Summit New Jersey home. He built a chain of publishers and controlled several religious works including children’s books sold at Mrs Prentim’s Home Store.
United States Senator Clark of Montana wins in the Supreme Court where the government sought to have patents on 1,400 acres of public land declared fraudulent. The docket included statements from Gustafson about Achamol. mixed notices interrupt the court news with unrelated ads and chorus calls. The Festival Chorus gathers at the YMCA building with eighty voices, inviting new singers. Lawrence Transfer Co. promotes moving services and proper appliances.
Miss Douglas begins work this Wednesday afternoon as the new physical culture instructor. Two women's auxiliary members will chaperone each afternoon, and swimming lessons will be offered to those who want them.
A drifting block of ice from the gulf of Finland has ashore with 50 fishermen aboard. Gustafson's reports a steady arrival of new combs.
Tailoring offered for men’s pants and jackets along with Indies skirts and coats made to order. Visit for summer samples and low prices. French dry cleaning, repairing, and pressing available. Goods called for and delivered. Mail or phone orders suggested.
In St Petersburg province rural peasants vote to choose village elders and volost chiefs to delegate to the provincial congress. Early returns show a conservative trend with leaders from the old regime naming influence unlikely. No charges of government meddling have been proven yet as agrarian disorder districts await results.
King Edward's Paris visit draws vast crowds while cordial exchanges with President Fallieres mark official duties at Elysee palace. News notes the hour long conversation and the warm reception amid the high profile public spectacle.
In San Francisco on March 11 the Japanese and Foreign exclusion leagu e adopted resolutions denying responsibility for possible China war, arguing troubles arise not from U S exclusion but from zealous missionaries and unscrupulous merchants. Two white men captured near the Santa Fe station with dynamite were released after questioning. A local mill ad notes Graham flour from a new mill, plus Swiss watches, chains, and 18 karat gold rings offered by G Willmann.
Washington, Bar. 5. Justice Gould overruled a motion in the George E. Green case for conspiracy tied to post office supply sales. The new post office building is completed and the final inspector is due, with turnover for use likely tomorrow. Moving will take about ten minutes and the old building will mostly stay as is.
Mies Mossler will read Captain Debonnaire at the Presbyterian church on Friday evening March 16. She recently studied at the University Flow Art and Columbia College of Expression in Chicago. The recital follows her spring graduation and features the tale of a dashing captain in a wager tale with a miniature beauty. Paul Gilmore, popular in Lawrence, stars as Captain Debonnaire on tour. Also notes local health updates and a missing item finder.
News from New York dated March 6 reports a postponement of the ruling on whether Rogers must answer questions in the Missouri oil hearing. Justice Gilderalievea ordered the delay to March 26, aligning with the final division in Missouri courts on a related case. Congress nomination noted in Wichita, Dr. F K Lawrence of El Dorado chosen for the eighth district. Plus brief ads for shaving prep, Longworth returning to duties, and sassafras tea at Raymonds.
Washington March 5. President Gompers of the federation of Inbor n called a meeting of the executive council for March 19. The matters to be discussed have not been disclosed but the attendance of Mitchell suggests the coal situation will be on the agenda.
Prof E Bailey of the University analyzed milk samples from all city dairymen at the request of the police chief. The forthcoming council report will detail butter fat content, fat percentages, and solids. The study tests were conducted under city ordinance requirements for milk sold to the city.
The gathering drew a good crowd as Fairchild gave examples and sharp points while Filotom's song pleased attendees. Prof Walley addressed the men at 4 pm and Shelly led the song service. Plans for an oyster supper Tuesday evening March 13 were announced with short talks and toasts to follow. Speakers to be named later.
The most important political meeting of the year in Douglas will be held Thursday night at the opera house. W R Stubbs will discuss the last legislature and its results and address the congressional fight. He will emphasize honesty and decency in politics and explain his views. The University Republican Club plans to participate with Mr Broadle likely speaking on general political topics.
New York March 6 It is reported Richard A McCurdy former president of the Mutual Life Insurance Company entered a written understanding with Attorney Jerome to return to this country at any time his presence is needed and to return by September. The district attorney is preparing to file insurance matters for the grand jury. Jerome was shown a certificate from McCurdy’s physician stating he is in need of absolute rest.
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Gritta Ice Co. will be held at their office 12 West Winthrop at rest Tuesday March 27 1400 to elect officers and transact such other business as may come before the meeting. Milo Treworgy Secretary. Fiave your spring gown made in the ravest style with guaranteed fit tailored suits a specialty See Mr Connelly Hos Mass St.
The Clyde line steamer Navahoe traveling from Wilmington to New York ran ashore on the Middle Ground shoal off Cape Fear bar in ten feet of water. Position deemed dangerous with strong southwest winds anticipated. Relatives fear missing people among tornado debris aloft Meridian Mississippi March 5. Convicts and citizens clear debris through the night. Cushald aiding relief efforts with no money needed for relief purposes. Subscriptions for magazines offered at leading stores including Wolf's Book Store.
An excursion to Colorado Halt Tuesday invites readers to view a farming opportunity promising higher interest than market rates. The ad pitches low down payments of one fifth, with the land supporting payments and enabling home and income while you travel. Contact Home Telcco J M Neville at 709 Masi St.
Congressman Chas F. Scott opens tonight at the A. O. C. W. mall in North Lawrence, drawing warm supporters from across the river and a home crowd ready to fill any hall. He will deliver a pure political speech aimed at the levy issue, with local attendees expected to hear him.
University of Kansas baseball practice begins this afternoon under Coach Relusa and Captain Johnson at McCook Field. The team begins its southern trip March 19 returning April 3, with dates including Wichita, Friends University, Chiloces Indians, Oklahoma University, Galveston, Texas, and other stops listed. Also noted are lectures by Dr A W Lozzer of Harvard on Central American archaeology and travel plans of faculty and students.
The New York Flower Store at No 6 East Henry Street offers Obolos roses carnations and violets with a new supply of asparagus ferns this week priced at ten cents each.
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