05 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1906
Page
1
The notice outlines a social gathering titled Folk Wall "ot the Present i Tonle to be held at the Hpap reception here in September. Fei Frivais is listed as the president with Sevdtur Wo. f. stene to manage the reception.
Sept A German American yacht event draws Tang authorities reviewing Stereland removal. Zurthen Retsevelt city hosts the race with American yachts Carrollатом Auk finishing second and third. Glusekauf and Tilly trail as foreign boats arrive, while Luces resumes studio work and a Kentucky and Lee store announces fresh goods.
The City Council met in regular session led by Mayor Keeler and councilmen. They approved multiple ordinances including paving orders on Rhode Island Street and Missouriel Street while remonstrances against paying for a paving project on Elaine Street were signed by a majority of property owners, killing that paving. The engineers reported city finances, and bids for street work. Union Pacific attorneys appeared regarding a single track on Locust Street, the matter carried over. The meeting adjourned with routine street and property actions.
Local ad promotes new Royal Suit designs with complete fabrica and styles. Call and view at 919 Massachusetts Street Clifton Hiatt. Pures spices featured by O P Barber & Son, emphasizing high quality products.
The fourth annual Nels cenctasa meeting opens in Topeka with delegates from Kansas chapters, led by Ralph W Street of St Joe. Welcome by Lawrence Chapter’s Frank Haugs. business proceedings slow. elections and leadership contest to be decided tomorrow. items include pipes and other supplies.
A garbled notice describes a plot linked to Naw Uriany sect and a drive to collect funds and support fees starting November 1. It mentions Costa Klea, Hendsris, Sa vader, and Nicaragua, with references to San Francisco and New York. A staged sale of large diamonds and other items is noted, along with local ads for a Tajedo steam cooker and rooms for students.
The Sept 5 dispatch details a plain old fashioned welcome planned for Bryan in Lincoln with officials from Nebraska staging a display of state pride. It notes delegations from Missouri Iowa South Dakota Kansas and Colorado, signaling broad Republican attention and a celebratory tone for the figure returning home.
An unreadable snippet lists carpet cleaning services and Kodak supply notes at a news depot with prices for carpets and printing advertised by artificial light. It references Raymond's and Galligher & Fally and a telephone contact, but details are fragmentary.
Debates at the National Irrigation Congress centered on the Roosevelt administration’s forestry and reserve policy. Speakers attacked the plan to set aside large areas for forests and questioned the administration’s stated ambitions for reserves and irrigation priorities. Senators claimed the policy favored speculators, while advocates urged conserving trees and public lands.
Fragmented report from September describes a heated session at a convention with a confrontation between Burton and Edward Adkins. Addicts withdraws support amid political maneuvering as leaders discuss Burtou's premises. Names, places, and dates are inconsistently rendered in the garbled source.
Report of a railway collision near Welton involving two engines and a tramcar tramway workers four women injured and others hurt. The engines badly smashed and several passengers are reported hurt in the accident near Welton on the railway line.
In Paris the district attorney delivers an afternoon address defending party integrity in New York State. He challenges recent Missouri views and rails against vague reform schemes, urging a robust political awakening amid critical national conditions.
Various local social items report Miss Ana Sshileter hosting guests Miss Jusle Arpity and Miz AD Weaver traveling to Chicago. Families Woniseweil Alletta Cresswell plan a Kan 248 City morning visit, while A Shaw returns to La Jenna from visiting relatives. Mentions of Virgil McCarny at Ragga City and TOM Hargia in Kansas City, with others in Seattle and Washington summering. Several return-home notices, wedding party mentions, and upcoming Delta Omicron dances at Fraternal td hall.
A late 19th century style item notes Rose planning to resign as Vernon mayor amid insurgent activity reported in Cape May and surrounding areas. The piece references former officials and a damning trend toward political change with a focus on local leadership and public notices.
John Tarpy died yesterday morning in Topeka after softening of the brain and was brought to Lawrence for burial. Funeral services were held at 2 PM at the Catholic church with interment in the Catholic cemetery west Franklin. He had lived in Clinton and was a cousin of Jonah Tarpy of the local foundry and had spent the last three years in Topeka.
In Lawrence Kansas a busy library week unfolds with afternoon chair lessons after four. Readers surround tables as new books arrive for winter reference use while lighter titles move aside. A local physician, Prof J Miller, touts successful noninvasive treatments and offers free consultations, drawing several testimonials from residents.
Elmer Walters presents How Hopper was Side tracked at the opera house this Saturday promising a different attraction. The production is said to be well staged by a company of excellent quality with a picture of Isfa on the Yukon adding novelty to the show.
Judge Harry G. Kyle plans to study police court methods in the East. He aims to advance with Hadley and others, as Lawrence residents recall his work and expect him to move ahead soon. Embroidery and laces advertised at Prantisn, 1103 Massachusetts Street.
Early reports say warrants were issued for Adolph Seal North and Maralachs Caisinsweed on conspiracy and embezzlement charges tied to the defunct Real Estate Trust. The trio were arrested and released on bail. Selpal remained at large or later developments unclear.
Local ad urges readers to order from Hiawatha store and visit Massachusetts street for Acme pants and gas ranges at Ecke's Economy store. Mentions coal for winter and various ice creams at Wiedemann's with promotional language.
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