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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1906
Page
1
Attorneys at law QAREEE and MEANS announce office in the Opera House Block. The notice lists their address and contact details for clients seeking legal services in the local area.
An inch of ice and snow covers western Missouri and southwest Kansas with damage to fruit feared. A heavy rain followed sleet into Oklahoma benefiting wheat, seeds sold by W J Busch. Also reports pneumonia risk in Rochester and a national conference opening on reform of primary election laws in New York. Bomb factory captured in St Petersburg Rugia.
Special Commissioner Anthony and Attorney General Hadley issued subpoenas directing H. Clay Pierce former Waters Pierce Oil president now in New York and Charles H Adams secretary to appear in St Louis to testify in the oil hearing on March. Subpoenas delivered to Sheriff Clark for service.
The festival chorus reaches full enrollment of 100 with no new members admitted. If attendance stays strong next month, sharp results are anticipated in April. Remaining rehearsals are Tuesday at the Fraternal Aid building with the University orchestra to practice the opera. Members may vote to change time and place. Our layer cakes sell themselves.
An assorted page notes a local tailor offering suits skirts and coats, dry cleaning and pressing with delivery, plus a sparse Pearl Street style. It includes court notes on Barrinton’s transfer of a murder case to the high court, and unrelated items like fresh oysters, pneumonia news, a Sunday school committee meeting, and a mink of minor classifieds.
City council met with Mayor Keeler and ten council members. Items approved included street and sewer connections, sidewalk projects, and a grading change on Missinelppi street. Several ordinances were introduced and laid over or killed, including Ontario paving, ice cream tax, and vagrancy measures. The fire hose purchase was authorized, and wards saw political notes with B W McFarlane seeking re election from the first ward.
Funeral services for Henry Saunders who died early yesterday at the family home east of town will be held at 3 o clock tomorrow from the home with burial to follow.
Delaware Ohio March 6 students demand a holiday after the faculty refused to grant break for the debate victory. An edict ordered students leaving class to be ducked in sulphur springs. One student W. W. Nearey died after the bath was administered following his removal from class.
New York March 6 grand jury presentment cites reasonable grounds that officers and trustees of large corporations may have contributed money to political campaigns. It seeks guidance from Justice O Sullivan on future action. Accompanying facts assert evidence beyond reasonable doubt of such payments. Franco German deadlock discussed as open conference mirrors private exchanges. Von Radowitz speech notes equal control in police organization. Other items include local social notes and upcoming weddings and club events.
Pekin reports anger over anti foreign movement and US exp edi tions. Edict blames traitors for stirring tensions with foreign powers and urges authorities to protect foreigners. Yuan Shikai dispatches troops to southern Chili province amid threats to Christians.
Theodore P. Shonts resumed testimony before the Senate committee on interoceanic canals. He said the president referred a protest to him and read the reply he sent in response.
Democrats from several states gathered in Lincoln Nebraska for a political conference and a dollar banquet hosted by Nebraska Democrats. Hamilton arrived yesterday from New York as Andrew Hamilton the legislative agent for major insurance firms tied to the recent insurance probe. In Kansas City the supreme court granted new trials to two murder convicts sentenced to hang. Victor Murdock was nominated by Republicans for Congress in the eighth district. In Chicago E D Durand resumed testifying in the packers trial detailing matters from prior examinations.
For Sale a Singer sewing machine a writing desk and a gasoline stove at 807 Maine Street. Please come at once as party is leaving town. For Sale a good family horse survey single buggy and harness. G L Knight. Wanted To by a good young horse Apply to Fred Logan 100 Marylead Street North Lawrence.
A large turnout is expected for a Thursday night meeting at the opera house. Mr Stubbs will be the central figure addressing last legislature work and guiding the discussion. The event starts at 7 30 with the university speaker focusing on general topics and local politics kept out. Students have chosen Mr Broadin as the featured speaker and early arrival is advised for seating.
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Grimm Ice Co. will be held at their office 12 West Winthrop Street on Tuesday March 27 1900 to elect officers and transact such other business as may come before the meeting. Milo Treworgy Secretary Merchants Against Mail Order.
A group of Emporia residents who have suffered from mail order competition met this morning to lay groundwork for a home organization to oppose city stores. The notice invites Mrs. Connelly at 903 Mass. St. for tailored suits and spring gowns with guaranteed fit.
A decision to appeal the university bond case was received in the city yesterday. The stake is the exhaustive nature of the ruling, but officials do not fear the appeal besides expenses. The Commercial Club wired W. R. Stubbs to speak on Cry in Righteousness, with the invitation likely leading to a new square deal club after his talk.
Fire destroyed the Spring Hill hotel seven miles west of Mobile during a winter resort day. Guests from the north faced narrow escapes as nearly all lost their belongings. Damage estimated at 850,000 dollars.
The monthly statement from the state treasurer shows over 91,000,000 on deposit in state depositories. Overall balances across funds total 1,217,1000, with figures reported for various accounts and funds. California blossoms at home The Sweet Peas from Raymonda' bring, 'hem.
In Saint Petersburg on March 6 Father Gapon denounces Father Gregory Petroff as a traitor and tool of socialist democrats harming working men. Also notes bakery offers caramel cocoanut chocolate and orange layer cakes at the Eastern Star Bakery.
A jury in North Carolina found Hasty guilty of murder in the case involving Milan Bennett and Abbott David, members of the Nothing But Money theatrical company. A stray line notes a toothache remedy offer. another item reports a $60,000 fire in St. Louis damaging the Wrought Iron Range company building filled with stoves.
Dr G M Lindley announces candidacy for reelection as fifth ward councilman subject to Republican primaries on March 13. A person named Johi will seek the third ward council seat in Republican primaries. Wilder Metcalf states his own reelection bid to the board of education under Republican primaries.
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