10 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1906
Page
1
The group will hold an annual meeting on September 14 at Journal Hall if weather allows to mark the Surin anniversary of the last organized pro slavery invasion of the territory. Speakers will recall early battles and figures in Kansas history, with interments noted and local residents listed among attendees.
Kennedys coach departs as an assistant accepts a newspaper role this week. Board to act this week as Pouler and Mosse candidates emerge. Best football material at U, with Hed io years.
The University freshman football team lacks a coach as Sfarry Wart departs for the Kansas City Times. Kennedy predicts no immediate action, while Poller and Mosse vie for the position. Mosse coached at Western University in Pittsburgh. Regular practice resumes soon. Kennedy remains hopeful about the team’s prospects and new plays. The article also mentions an upcoming church event and a violent incident in Siede with hundreds killed or wounded as troops restore order.
Mexicans and others from New Meatco arrived in town en route to Bald for schooling. Some spoke broken English, while locals echoed changing neighborhoods as police court actions and town orders surfaced.
Card thanks neighbors and Sheriff Woodbs for support after the death of Carl F. Taylor. Mentions Vermont Street and Divina Healing. Absent treatment offered by Mrs M J Martin on Rhode Island Street. Advertising for treatment and a skin remedy with a market guarantee. Also references The Brownea Transfer Co and P Barber and Son.
An advertisement urges boys to order a Royal Suit describing complete fabrics and styles. It invites readers to call or visit 919 Massachusetts Street Clifton Hiatt and notes Pore splees a specialty while stating they handle the best.
A chaotic social column lists numerous brief mentions of residents and parties. It references gatherings, a university event, a planned large reception, family visits, and a community celebration across multiple streets and venues with various attendees and organizers.
Jacob Rush of this city died at his son Senator John Rush’s Denver home yesterday morning before his body arrived in Lawrence this morning. He served in the Civil War with Company H of the 8th Illinois Infantry under Col. Wick Welsh. Surviving family members include Mrs. Rush, John Rush of Yeovet, Mrs. WJ. Creman, Mrs. J C. Flerdhet, Miss Maude Bagh, and George A. Rush of Colima Mexico. Funeral services were held at the church this afternoon with Rev. Milton presiding. interment followed in Saint Cemetery.
Historical note describes mosquitos as feared pests affecting labor in Lawrence. It emphasizes that prevention relies on draining wet areas, removing standing water, and spraying or other control measures to reduce breeding and protect workers.
Pierce, charter member of the Lea Waters Miesco Oil Co executive board, was arrested at Broadway and five streets corner. He was taken to the city's police station for attendance at a court hearing and arranged for release to ensure his presence at the oil company hearing, with his attorneys guaranteeing pressure today.
The funeral of Carl Taylor aged four, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Taylor, was held at 2:30 yesterday from the family home with Ney Deever in charge. Interment occurred at Oak Hill Cemetery. Carl died from membranous croup just twenty four hours after illness, a great shock to his family and town. Citizens complain of Sunday baseball games in the park disturbing Sabbath quiet and displacing residents along Massachusetts Street.
A town and farm unite in a 12 shot at Dr Simmons ranch proposal in Live Oak County Texas. Banry G Parsons highlights the rare opportunity as fortune rarely knocks twice.
Chaos grips the city with rioters firing from windows while troops return fire. Trains halt and civilians flee as hundreds seek safety. Officials report about sixty killed and twenty wounded amid continued clashes and a city ringed by soldiers.
Jenerson City reports the birth of Herbert S Hadley Jr weighing two pounds and sixteen and a half ounces at 5 o'clock this morning. The newborn son of Missouri's Attorney General was announced as the historic event, with Mrs Hadley identified as Agnes Lee a University of Missouri graduate.
A collage of 1920s era promotional lines urges students and residents to visit Ecke's Economy Store for cheap goods including direct action gas ranges and dry cleaning. The notices promote Lawrence transfer service, carpet care, school goods, photo services, and room residencies with terse contact cues and dates.
In the Caucasus the Kwareli township was torn from a mountain slope and flooded by mud and slime. About two-fifths of the population were buried alive as cattle and crops were lost. Rescue teams have recovered dozens of bodies, with six feet of mud covering the area and ongoing fears of further slides.
Amusements report Armie Wayers troupe opening a show tonight with a carload of scenery and electrical acts. The Middleman, presented by Armtt Fingers, praised as excellent and rivaling Willard's company. National attractions like Iyandeshia to be introduced between acts.
City schools opened with large attendance as two grade schools reported crowded rooms while the high school chapel was crowded for a ceremony. Teachers and faculty showed cautious optimism about the new year and the school year’s prospects.
A Tulsa based firm reports a traveling salesman, L B. Lyons, who allegedly embezzled funds. Lyons appeared in July and was offered a bond for work with Hell Bros. after ten days he failed to secure a bond, delaying his duties and leading to further scrutiny of his conduct.
Disjointed OCR text reports chaotic activity at a New York state convention with mentions of delegates, a president, and stirring disputes. It hints at a legal matter and tense proceedings as participants address agendas and motions amid noisy deliberations.
Lawrence station adds one recruit to its list of regular Army, Edward Angome of Topeka accepted and to be sent to Fort Miley Cavalry. First successful applicant since opening eight weeks ago, with others refused for physicals. local merchants advertise school supplies, jewelry and home financing amid town notices.
Fragmented OCR reports a mass casualty event with artillery fire and street destruction. Soldiers and civilians suffered many injuries and deaths as authorities ordered enforced curfews and searches. The chaotic scene spread across Warsaw and surrounding streets with reports of thousands affected.
The veteran Venezuelan campaigner General Joan Manuel Hernandez, once a minister in Washington, moves near the western frontier on Colombian soil preparing to strike. The aim is to unseat President Cas Vat, with potential portents of broader strife as Venezuela faces renewed threats.
A special raid of armored cars departed Havana Sunday for Consolacion. Colonel Claws said the best advice is that Pinole worked east from Consolacion and the force will press west along the railroad to trap rebels between two trains. About 180 men with four machine guns accompany the operation amid rumors of insurgent plans to seize the city.
A run of social and personal items recounts visits and travels across Kansas and neighboring states. Names include Mis Nugh Means VK Doc Carlos and Mrs Joma Tur, with relatives in Santa Fe and Lawrence. Several residents plan university attendance and summer work, while others return from trips to New York and Chicago. Nearby clubs, including the G I Embroidery Club, host events, and a local resident, Frank Crowder, returns home after six weeks in hospital.
Members of the Maodern Woodmen Attention Air group at Lawrence Campus are urged to attend the regular meeting at 12 night. JE Balt and C. L. Zuttermeister as clerk note business of importance. Also mentions Boughton's school supplies and Acme pants press advertised at 21 Massachusetts Street with apricot sundaes at Wiedemann's.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a street level ad or public notice with scattered names such as Edison and Massachusetts Street. Mentions batteries and wires, a four-divey card, and a back of 2.1 Massachusetts Street. Details are unclear but show a generic sale or notice context.
Neville's Gorner article fragment references 2p items and unclear details. OCR text is incomplete and lacks coherent names, dates, or places for a reliable summary.
A jumbled OCR passage lists names and phrases such as Pi Boeken Herse EWI Shayach Trouite and Brot de Melber with scattered references to dates and events. The text shows garbling and partial words, lacking clear narrative or verifiable facts.
Warsaw dispatch recalls heavy artillery in Siedica with buildings on Slenka Warasa and Alaica streets destroyed. Reports say 200 Jews were killed and 3, on wounded, amid the conflict. Nearby ads promote goods at Raymond's and Wolf's, plus a window display by the International Correspondence Schools offering a discount through September.
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