29 May 1893
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1893
Page
1
A fragmented page shows multiple attorney at law names and firm references including Sullivan, Norton, and Lehrer. The legible text lists law offices and practice mentions across cities, with partial names and addresses, indicating a classifier page for legal services.
The ex Presidents of the Confederacy Davis is honored as a funeral train carries his remains to Richmond. Veterans lay floral tributes and a civic escort accompanies the procession through New Orleans to Beauvoir, with crowds applauding, prayers led by a former Confederate chaplain, and a somber public farewell.
The Attorney General announces enforcement actions against banks forming a nationwide rate cartel for out of town collections. County attorneys to be briefed. injunctions sought against Sunday operations aiding the anti trust case. Case involves banks at Olathe Ottawa and a Chicago exposition firm with stockholders. Judge Stein grants a temporary restraining order pending further hearings.
Various items report a minister’s son suicide following financial rejection, a dissent from a judge on a probate case, a man killed by a train, and local officials in Paxama addressing an influenza outbreak with mounting fatalities. Other briefs note interment plans, a lieutenant colonel appointment, and tax protests in Navarre Spain.
Denver May 29 Dr F Thacher Graveu pleads for new trial in Barnaby murder case. bail set at 240000, judge schedules June 12 bond posted. Also reports on civic organization efforts in Uberoke and scattered United States news from Nicaragua Haiti and Hamburg with weather forecast notes.
A massive, orderly throng gathered at the state buildings as visitors poured in by the thousands on Sunday. Officials reported about 125000 people attended the day and evening events, with crowds streaming through gates and filling the grounds despite restricted access to some structures. Music ranged from Bach to Beethoven as the mass toured the exhibits and outer-view displays.
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