Cooperative movement taught at university lecture
Professor Blackmar discussed industrial cooperation as essential to production uniting classes and improving machinery. He cited English distribution, Grangers stores, and communistic societies, noting benefits and economic value. R Pritchett to preach on silver at Perry Bastial on Sunday and deliver a Williams town cyclows sermon at Thompsonville M E church on Nov 26.
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Blackmar
England
United States
Alliance
Co-Operative Coopers
Minneapolis
New England
States
West
R. Pritchett
Lecompton
Perry
Mr.Pritchett
Williamstown
John Craig Guilty of Assault in Local Case
John Craig was found guilty of assault with a sentence of ten to twenty years in the penitentiary. The trial described him as a colored man with a poor reputation and little sympathy from observers. The piece also notes intraparty pressure within the Republican central committee and a call to persuade or replace certain nominees.
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John Craig
Craig
Baldwin
Death of Winnie Van Deren in Minnesota
Winnie Van Deren is reported to have died in Minnesota after a Friday incident. Details are sparse in the fragmented OCR noting the name and location. Further information on age, survivors, and funeral arrangements is not available in the readable text.
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Winnie van Deren
Sand bank collapse buries worker near Culbertson
Harvey Fogle, 29, of 736 New Jersey street, was digging dirt for Dr Wheeler grounds when a Culbertson Sand bank gave way. His horse pulled him free just as debris buried him. he survived but faces possible internal injuries and hemorrhage. His wife fainted on arrival. neighbors and doctors aided. The family, with five children, faces destitution and appeals for assistance.
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Culbertson
Santa Fe
Harvey Fogle
New Jersey Street
Dr. Wheeler
Rhode Island Street
Culbertson Company
Mr. Fogle
Mr.Fogle
Leonard
Bunn
W.H Fogle
Teamater
Double exposure photographs spark misgivings and mirth
Photographer J. L. Morris unveils a new repeating image that shows the same person in multiple poses on a single card creating a confusing but entertaining effect. The piece jokes about spouses misreading double portraits and the social chaos that might follow if the idea becomes popular.
Twenty second annual Kansas State Grange convention set for December
The twenty second annual convention of the Kansas State Grange will be held at Overbrook Osage county commencing the second Tuesday in December Delegates to the State Grange or elections require subordinate granges to be in good standing since June 30 1893 If any grange is without proceedings of the State Grange contact the state secretary George Black Olathe Kan.
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Kansas State Grange
Overbrook
Osage County
State Grange
Shoul
George Black
Olathe'Kan
Alarm clocks at Hester s Shane s photos are best
Alarm clocks at Hester s. Shane s photos are best.
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Shane
Hester's
Slick Horse Thief Trial In District Court
C H Noltes faced charges in Geary and Douglas counties for stealing a team and buggy from W H Whitney. He allegedly boarded at Eldridge House, procured Carmean’s team in Topeka, traveled to Junction City where authorities questioned him, and was brought to Lawrence for identification. Noltee attempted a habeas corpus writ but failed.
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C. H. Noltes
W. H. H. Whitney
Noltes
Eldridge House
8S. H. Carmean
Topeka
Junction City
Geary County
Noltee
Lawrence
Carmean
Charity Ball Urged To Fund City Aid In Winter
The city faces a tight charity treasury as cold weather returns. A charity ball is proposed as a new, low burden fundraising event to quickly raise funds, gain wide attendance, and avoid onerous taxes. Organizers urge concerted action and broad public cooperation to start a genuine movement for help.
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Board of Charities
Gazetrtr
Homeless in Old Age in Leavenworth Rest Home
Lawrence readers learn that Mrs Lois H Walker formerly Mrs George W Brown lies in the Old Ladies Rest in Leavenworth in frail health. Her GA R husband is in Los Angeles and cannot help. Sisters and Laurent town women raised funds toward a life membership, Gov Robinson and Hon F P Baker vow to supply the rest. The piece praises Kansas women for aiding liberty efforts and recalls Heritage of Herald of Freedom support.
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Lawrence
Lois H. Walker
George W. Brown
Old Ladies Rest
Leavenworth
Los Angeles
Laurentworth
Gov. Robinson
F.P. Baker
Topeka
Kansas
N. Wood
Brother Reunited After Twenty Years Search in Lawrence
Mrs Lome Walter George of Trinidad Colorado visited Lawrence on Monday finally locating his brother Joseph George who had been living in Overbrook. The brothers, separated when boys aged six and nine, traced their family history through Ohio and Colorado with clues leading to Lawrence and Topeka before a match was found.
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Walter George
Trinidad
Colo
Mr. Eorge
Walter
Colorado
Joseph
Ohio
George
Lawrence
Topeka
Joseph George
Overbrook
Ays
Fire Devastates Kunkel Property With Burned Horse
A fire at J J Kunkel merchant tailor’s residence started in a shed on Maine street and spread to the barn and house on Alabama street. A valuable horse burned. no contents insured. wind aided spread. fire discovered by Will Olmsted and Frank Davis who alerted the Kunkel family.
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J.J. Kunkel
J. Kunkel
Will Olmsted
Frank Davis
Kunkel
Hook and Ladder Company
Lawrence Notes and University Turmoil Buzz in 1900s Kansas
Local items recount a mix of university life and town events in Lawrence and surrounding counties. Topics include a preacher in Chicago, a water-powered Mt Oread streetcar, scarce social events, legal fights over football players, county township ties decided by lot, a Library plan named Heavenly Twins, a Spooner library inscription, Effingham high school fire losses, and Whittier poetry connections. Also noted are charity fundraising efforts for Associated Charities and a public meeting set for Monday at 4 PM chaired by Alfred Whitman. Syrup of Figs advertised as a permanent cure for habitual constipation follows.
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Notary Public Business
Kansas
State University
Baker
Douglas County
Atchison County
Barber
Whittier
Lawrence
Oliver Barber
Eldridge House
Serious Runaway Injures Several in West Lawrence
A runaway crash near West End Gi 13 shortly after 1 30 Saturday seriously injured Mrs. Freat Smith and Mrs Cameron Smith, with others bruised. Mr A D Mackey also hurt. all taken to local homes or treated by Dr Mottram. Residents and social club members then met at Mrs Rodman’s for a dinner and discussion on grapes, vines, and home improvement, with remarks on Oklahoma settlement and childhood memories. The University of Lawrence lecture bureau announced six new entertainments for the season including The Wilcox Concert Company Henry Watterson Marteau Richardson Liste Mann concert group and H Graves.
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West End
Freat Smith
M S Caneron Smith
Winthrop
Indiana
A. D. Mackey
A.C. Griesz
Oklahoma
Newman
Child—Hood
B.F Smith
A. Gribia
Uocerany
Aimonia
Lawrence
Henry Watterson
Martean
Wilczex Concert Company
Marteau
Locke Richardson
Listemann Concert Company
H. W. Graves
Typhoid Case Among Movers Near Haskell Institute
A 17 year old traveler from Geary County to Iowa fell ill with typhoid fever while stopping in a south city house near Haskell Institute. Due to poor sanitation the youth was moved to the city hospital where Dr. Bunn oversees care. The dispatch notes the incident as part of city charity duties.
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City Charities
Haskell Institute
Geary County
Iowa
City Hospital
Bunn
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