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Newspaper
Lawrence Weekly Journal
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1886
Page
5
State University Notes and Haskell Institute News
Thursday’s notes from the university discuss the literary societies and an impending oratorical contest with speakers from Emporia and Baker University, plus plan changes for commencement oral exams and faculty moves. Items cover campus life, football practice, a dean’s departure to Williams College, and local events from Topeka to Atchison.
Young farmer swindled on train by confidence trick
A farmer three miles north of town fell victim to a female con artist on a Union Pacific train to Topeka and Lawrence. She feigned friendship, recounted a counterfeit note tale, and persuaded him to give her a ten dollar bill before vanishing at the station. He lost the money but escaped worse harm and gained a cautionary lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Union Pacific
Lawrence
Unity Club Discusses Boycotting and Labor Ties
Unity Cloud The Unity Club held a well attended meeting last evening. Mrs Diggs read a paper on Boycotting and its effect on the labor movement arguing that relations between Capitol and Labor have become perverted and create public discontent. An animated discussion followed. Next meeting will feature Co Learmard reading a paper. First hour reserved for literary work and second for social. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Cloud
Unity Club
Learmard
Bond Jumper Caught After Years on the Run
Old residents recall the 5 year old shooting of John Carson by John Schaich near town. Schaich fled after bail, resurfaced in North Lawrence as a yard master, and later hid again. A warrant led to his arrest in Kansas City, where Officer Burt-Judge took him into custody yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schaich
Kansas City
Burt
Tourgee
Opera
Chautauqua Club
John Carson
Schaich
J. E. McCoy
Union Pacific
North Lawrence
Longfellow Club Entertainment at YMCA Rooms
The Chautauqua Club hosted an Evening at the YMCA with Prof. Arthur Canfield presiding. Miss Odell spoke on Longfellow, Mr. Burr offered a biography, Miss White sang Evangeline and The Bridge, and George Mull closed with a solo. The event drew many members and two invited guests each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Canfield
Misa Odell
Longfellow
W. N. Burr
Miss White
Chaplain White
George Mull
Judge Tourgee Lectures on Race and Education at Opera House
Judge Tourgee lectured last night in the opera house to a good audience. He spoke about the condition of the negro in the south, contending that northern credit for emancipation is overstated and predicting conflict unless education solves the race question. Afterward a reception was held at Mr. W. W. Nevison’s residence with twenty five or thirty leading citizens in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
BL. Summerfield
J. Q. A. Norton
Kansas
E. Summerfeld
W. Ballinger
Wm. Thacher
van Vleet
Albach
Brownell
Stevens
Talbot
A.S. Digge
Business College
Business
Harriet Ingraham
North Lawrence
Maple Grove
Robt
Rankin
Finney
Tourgee
Opera House
South
Northbern
North
E. Q. Cox
Cox
Holliday
Friday Notes from Cyclone Hall and Local News
Friday notes report a pleasant city dance at Cyclone hall and farmers moving between farms in good weather. Five carloads of fat cattle arrived from Richland via Carbondale, fed by Osage county farmers. Glesson and Whitman note the sale of D. B. Gyers farm on Clinton road to L. K. Taylor of Kansas City for 6125 dollars. A misprint about an order length is corrected and a missing young city woman sparks concern. Judge Footes issued licenses to Geo W Shirk and Mary Murphy of Baldwin City, and Henry R Armstrong and Mollie J Clark of Douglas County obtained licenses to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Glenn
Lecompton
George Nelson
Lester Stauffer
Vandal Masterson
Facelty
A. Roche
California
Roheoes
A. K. Hann
Longfellow
Pilgrim Congregational Church
North Lawrence
Carbondale
Richland
This
Osare
Glesson & Whitman
Gyers
Clinton Road
L. K. Taylor
Kansas City
Judge Footes
Geo. W. Shirk
Florence
Mary Murphy
Baldwin City
Revival meetings and a Kansas City shooting case mix in local notes
The Methodist revival at the church draws large crowds with a prayer and experience session led by Dr. Marvin. Judge Tourgee recalls a prewar Slavery era tale of a pious mistress bequeathing servants to fund a missionary. John Schaich faces a preliminary hearing for a long ago shooting, with Union Pacific workers backing his acquittal. A Daly comedy, A Night Off, debuts at the opera house to rave reviews and a strong opening crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Marvin
Tourgee
James
Jane
Chris
John Schaich
Kansas City
John Carson
Howard
W. A. H. Harria
Union Pacific Railroad
Schaich
Augustin Daly
District Court notes and local society items in brief
In the District Court yesterday afternoon alimony of 2.09 per week was granted to the wife in the Reinsch divorce case. Chapman vs Barris resulted in a defendant’s win with $300 awarded to him. J Benson set May term juries and adjourned sine die. Local society notes include Miss Hadley’s Tennessee street gathering, Prof Pratt’s Topeka dancing contest win, Sons of Veterans plans, an Idaho license to wed James W. Davie and Mary Vaulen, and a skunk assault on a Rhode Island street resident. Also reports on Holliday typhoid cases, Tennyson day at the High school, Frank Davis’s carrier promotion, and multiple real estate transfers. Names and nicknames of states section follows concluding remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Chapman
Hadley
Tennessee Street
Prof. Pratt
Topeka
North
Lawrence G.A. R. Post
Order of Sons of Veterans
Post
Alabama
Arizona Territory
Arkansas
California
Golden State
Colorado
Connecticut
Freestone
Dakota
Delaware
Florida
Peninsula
Georgia
George II
England
Empire State
South
Prairie State
Sucker State
Indiana
Hoosier State
Towa
Hawkeye
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Louis XIV
France
Maine
Maryland
Henrietta Maria
Massachusetta
Blue Hill
Bay State
Michigan
Lake Country
Lake State
Wolverine State
Minnesota
Gopher State
Mississippi
Bayou State
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
Hampshire County
New Jersey
Isle of Jersey
New Mexico
Country
Mexico
New York
Duke of York
Albany
North Carolina
South Carolina
Charles I
North State
Ohio
Buckeye
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Penn
Rhode Island
Isle of
Rhode
Palmetto
Tennessee
Big Bend
Texas
Lone Star State
Utah
Vermont
Green Mountains
Green Mountain
Virginia
Elizabeth
Old Dominion
Washington Territory
Washington
West Virginia
Panhandle
Wisconsin
Badger State
Wyoming Territory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lone Weat
Limited Express
Vesree
M. Lawrence
Mporia
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railroad
Sansas City
Atlantic Express
Denver
Pointe Im Mexico
B. Isxen
Pasa
Ilroad
P.O
ER. C
Den
Southern
S. mi
KC. Puch
West
Doe
Laurence House
A. J. Mills
Ee Felbridge House
Murras
R. A. Lewis
Attorneys AT Law
W. C. Spangler
Office and National Bank
Insurance
J T. Stevens
Wells Fargo
W. Fugate
Lawrence, Kas
Bargery
Sun- Haye
Ollie
Leary Street
Court Jonge
Riley
M.D
K. Brett
Era Star Bakery
Steeie, Abstracts of Tittle, Real Estate Co Andurance
Massachusetts Etreet
Ee Ell & McIlravy
Massachusetts Street
Rae
Neeee
Lee
Momas Yarnold
M. D
Straffon
South End
Realdence Upstaire
Kes
Rank Smithe
T Alsensen
Muscachueette Street
H A. Donaldson
Ofice
Henry and
Louisians
Hank Finney
Hunte Dry Goods Store
HL W. Howe
Sfore
Roome Sud
A. Doane
Massachusetts
Henry
Serien & Son
Manascha
Messechusetts Street
G. W.E. W.E. Gurrrim
Bor
Baer
Yongdaw
G.s.barrows, M.D
Homepathic
Annay
Atient
Kine
United Sac
the State University
Haeskell Institute
Atchisos
Chas. Welch
John Sherman
George Herbert
Emporia
New Presbyterian School
Normal College
Baker University
Grophilian Literary Society
Misa Eddy
T.S. Fritz
Harry A. Smith
Atchison
J. E. Curry
Nortonville
J.S. McLaren
L. W. Spring
Williams College
Spring
University of Kansas
Maud Mansfield
I. C
W. S. Jenks
Kate Burns
Gertie Hunolcult
E. H.S. Bailey
J.A. Montgomery
Lawrence Lodge
Blind Boone
Congregationa
Stalla
Haskell Institute
Alien
Philadelphia
Alchivon
Laat
John Crowns
Capioma
Nemaba
Storm
Nellie McCarty
Messrs. Cartoean & Harbaugh
Vermont Street
Carmean
T. J. Kennedy, Jr
Emma Potts
Fort Scott
T. J. Kennedy
Hutchinson
J. K. Purrington
Thor. C. Green
J. B. Watkins L. M. Co
Green
Henry Putnam
J. B. Watkios& Co
Barteldesa & Co
Foote
James W. Davie
Mary Vaulen
Franklin County
Roscoe
Rhode Island Street
Tennyson
Dan Crew
Frank Davis
John Huson
Frank
Hogan and Wife
High St
Bald- Wi
Mary Ann Tosh
Ohio St
J M Sullivan
Lucy M. Sullivan
W M Patterson Lota
Tabor
Langanderfer
Sevcerene
Delia
Ramsey
Laurs
Ramsy
M P Hayes
Bec
Sreevesseverens
P Hayesto
Arnoldish
P Hayes
ES Armaldi
MP Hayes
Warsesescssssenen
P Hodges
Mary L Hodges
Betsey B
Noyes
Lawrence-Eereeviennes
Emma G Ctark
Tod Howard Gray
St LaWrence
Scacovecacecaensaeneses
Newton J Fluke
Martin Wemet
South Law- Todcccper Secccn
Consssena
Seeuen- M McKee
Elizabeth McKee
FG Kemmerere
J. M. Jones
H. Boyer
Ayer
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