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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1906
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Jobo Morgan and family express gratitude to friends neighbors and all who offered sympathy and flowers after the death of their little son and brother Lawrence. The item also references local ads about products services and job notices amid a community newspaper page.
Philadelphia reports reveal George Earle, Real Estate Trust Co. official, hired an attorney to assess director responsibility after a bank collapse. Investigations show trust funds tampered with and dispersed among the $20,000 trusts. Earle opened the Hipple safety deposit box with no decisive findings on Hipple-Selgal transactions.
Secretary of State Root arrived at Lota, Chile, where he was received by the foreign minister aboard the cruiser Charleston. He later visited the Lota park, attended a banquet in his honor, and at midnight began the rail journey to Santiago.
The first strike breakers from New York marched through the streets with armed guards in San Francisco. A guard from Chicago fired at tormentors taunting him. the bullet hit a bystander’s hat, leading to the guard’s arrest.
Honolulu September reports rescuers removing passengers from the stranded Sheridan while one ferry remains partly in service. Journal ads urge students to use the want column for rooms, five cents weekly for four lines. Local items mention chili supper, embroidery club, Sunday dinner, souvenir cards, and Dr Snyder’s Remedial Soap at Prentiss home store.
A brief advert inviting readers to order Royal Salt and pure spices from O P Barbar & Son at Massachupetta Street Clifton Hiatt. The notice promotes complete life in fabrica and atpins and provides two phone numbers 920 and 918 for orders.
Labor day organizers in Lawrence push plans for a morning meeting at Labor headquarters under the People's State bank and a 1 30 pm parade. Judge Elf Ruling Rev M Bennett and C Finch headline the program with Park Hetzel as grand marshal arranging line placements for labor branches including carpenters bakers printers and merchants. A baseball game between Lawrence and Baldwin and a five inning match between barbers and carpenters are also planned to kick off the festivities.
Lawrence i 1) Las Morgan and El 8 Morgan mourn the death of their son Vic near Lawrence Kansas He died August 30 1908 at age six years two months and 27 days from spinal trouble The funeral was at North Lawrence Christian church conducted by pastor E W Finkie and Oak Hill cemetery interment Vic was a regular North Lawrence Christian Sunday school attendee and died after expressing belief There are surviving parents a sister and two brothers His simple faith and words There is room in Gods house were shared in his final days inspiring family and church teachings
Rev W W Bolt returns home from a lengthy outing in Wyoming where he attended at the phonala reservation opening. He says Lawrence men would not recognize him after his summer in the open and will resume work refreshed. EC Bunstog and Henry Asher led two association teams forming new member captains last night and will continue adding to their squads as needed. A casual note mentions summer colds and practical remedies plus local undertaker and wall finishing services listed among other small ads.
Spreading insurrection grows to Puerto Principe provinces with 70 GAR CIA Ganizares supporters arming in Maron s and 200 taking farms at Arroyo Bianco under Sapehez. Governor Puerto Principal enlists volunteers as rural guards ride to guard an armored train after a raid on Ranchuels near Clen-Tuggos. Treasury assets worth 41,700 seized.
The notice lists reopening dates for Collarian church and Lutheran services, with sermons by named ministers. It also covers Methodist Episcopal, First Presbyterian, First Baptist, Trinity, and other churches offering morning and evening worship, Sunday schools, and youth meetings. A few promotional ad lines about Kodak film follow.
A Lawrence store, under new management, unveils extensive renovations to the rear room and basement to improve visibility and service. The Stevensons plan to expand offerings including Globe Wernle elastic cases and Edison mimeographs, Remington typewriters, and a toy writer repair shop, signaling a broader focus on office and educational supplies.
The six year old son of Mr and Mrs HOM Wise of Port Lawrence died last evening from fever after a prolonged illness. The body will be taken to Cology this evening for interment with the family.
The body of Mrs Amelia Krause was brought from Junction City with Captain A A Krauga. Funeral set for tomorrow afternoon at the Central hotel at 2 o clock. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Bearers to be drawn from Woodmen members.
A fragmented ad listing carpet cleaning dry cleaning sewing services and carpet care offered by Galligher x Fally and Hell. It also promotes Ewing’s Best Ice Cream and FP. M. Hervey & Co buying old iron at highest market price with a pickup offer at 630 Maas St.
Panic struck New York as an express train fire at Fourteenth Street forced passengers to flee. Some women fainted. others were carried out as conductors refused to open doors, and delays led to threats against staff. Anarchists reportedly head toward the United States after Warsaw escape. Bryan arrives in New York for a brief visit.
Nasas river has risen 24 feet in twenty four hours forcing residents of Gomez Palacio and Laredo to flee the hills leaving tarry Bre to be washed away.
Sept. 1 report says troops attacked a transport column moving prisoners in the district. Fire opened on the crowd, eight killed and many wounded. Among the dead is a mother holding her breastfed infant.
Miss Georgia Bennatt returns to Chicago after visiting her brother Rey Bennett and other locals. The column lists many arrivals and departures, including Mrs McElrath, Prof. Hopkins, Mr and Mrs Malithony, and others visiting or returning from Kansas City, New York, Montana, and Wisconsin, with social events and a university season ahead. An informal Presbyterian church reception for Dr Banker and daughter Martha is noted alongside local business ads and cafe promotions.
Pittsburg report says Hartje divorce settlement discussions stalled before Judge Robart S Frazer's ruling, Hartje's counsel claiming the verdict awaits. Omaha case reports the Ice Coal and Storage Co and president John Dee were fined twenty five dollars each for selling underweight coal on two counts in police court.
Persistent reports from St Petersburg on September 1 11 that General Treport is dangerous at his palace. The text notes Lawrence growing from J Ecke’s small store to a broader economy as needs and lines expanded. Julius Ecke showed business aptitude and joined the firm, shaping the firm’s evolution. It mentions Wolf's Embroidery and Mr Prenties at 1103 Massachusetts Street offering pictures and laces.
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