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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
1
At last night’s meeting the Westminster board approved final plans for a new house. Work to begin in a month with W. W. Cockins slated to erect a $12,000 structure. Presbyterians raised $30,000 for a site on Dread Street.
Harold Henry’s recital at the Governor’s mansion draws society followers in Topeka. The Westminster Board reports progress on a new minister’s house near the university, with $22,800 raised and major gifts from Mrs. E. J. White and George Inness. Funds aim to support a Bible study program and student social facilities. Dr. Wilber leads the Westminster House efforts.
A garbled office scene describes a paper coming off the press and a puzzling exchange about a sting. It mentions a young man, an unhappy tone, and unclear references to a 'Stung' and another person named Hatt.
An affidavit addresses years of claims against Dr. Cook and Mt McKinley, denying earlier discrediting assertions as baseless. The document reasserts factual statements and challenges prior insinuations.
Arthur Mitchell of Wellington Kansas died after being struck by a Santa Fe train in Lawrence. The incident followed a retreat from a city showing he planned to ride away alone. His death ends a young life and prompts reflection on risky behavior.
An exciting Tunor law meeting ousted officers elected recently due to the ticket including two college attendees. The new ticket names President Curis, Vice President Hill, Secretary Campbell, Treasurer Spalding, and Sergeant at Arms Crofton. Outgoing officers cited
Classifieds list wanted workers and boarders near 1220 Louisiana Street and 1712 Mass Street, plus sales ads for a flower urn a wheel and a correspondence course. Lost gold watch reported yesterday near Fra ser Hall with finder urged to return to 1316 Vermont or registrar. E M F 30 booklet promotion at Lawrence Street Motor Car Co.
The piece traces the cent as the people’s money, noting shifting esteem and design. It highlights Lincoln cent introduction as an experiment and recalls prior designs from Liberty busts to the chain cent, while mentioning rare 1780 pieces prized by collectors and the Salem firm’s rush to Africa with holed examples.
Hundreds of Fraternal Aid members arrive in Lawrence for drills with special cars from Leavenworth Kansas City and Independence Kansas. Teams parade in color and March atmosphere fills the Fraternal Aid Building as officers are elected in a surprising result and visitors tour the city by auto.
At The Merchants event the High Men score Barteldes Sr 8419 Sweeney 2237 while Dhrland Sr 534 Ubriaud Jr 534 is listed. Day and Berger are billed to bowl tonight with the Night Riders at the Grand Theater.
Detroit and Pittsburgh players jockey for advantage as Donovan and Maddox start for Detroit with Mullin in line for victory. Rain, winds and tense defense shape a tight contest amid a series where both sides won alternating games. Leach, Clarke, Crawford and Delehanty produce key plays while Perry and Jones contribute offensively for Detroit, as Mulins and Mullin headline a pitching duel in a high stakes showdown.
Fragmentary notes suggest authorities have not yet traced Earl Bullock and many clues appear uncertain. The jumble of names and garbled text implies ongoing police activity and a newsroom scramble as investigators and the public await clearer information.
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