The New Santa Fe Hotel and Local Livery Notices
Commercial notices describe The New Santa Fe Hotel in Lawrence offering day rates at 2.25 and boarding at 4.50 weekly, plus livery services. Other ads promote Crean’s stable, Donnelly Bros, and real estate agent T Sinclair, with telephone numbers and service claims. A Missouri Supreme Court decision denies a commissioner to testify in a bigamster suit and allows a re hearing on the stock shippers pass law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Lawrence
Opera House
Mass
Crean
Bell Phone
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Hadley
Bigamster
Missouri Pavific
Wabash and
Iron Mountain
Cilie Express Company
Rich In Coal and Mining Company
Kansas and Missouri Elevator Company
Supreme Court
Missouri Railroad Commissioners
House Moving Equipment Ad From RF Ingalls
RF Ingalls, house mover, has purchased a complete hydraulic machinery outfit for efficient work with no delay. Bell phone 1091, Home 302, 1205 N. J. St. Try Straffon’s Corn Remedy. Price listed. F Gibson seeks poultry eggs and hides buyers at 712 Mass. St. Bell 903, Home 74. Lawrence Undertaking Co J H Bowlin manager now at Felons Maat Be. Both phones 392.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingalls
Bell
N. J. St
Gibson
Bad Runaway Horse Injures Mrs Simons in Lawrence
Late yesterday a runaway horse collided with a phaeton on Tadiana street, flipping the buggy and throwing Mrs. W C Simons from the carriage. She suffered a deep gash above the left eye and other minor injuries, taken to Simmons Hospital for treatment. her condition described as serious but improving with five stitches. The horse, owned by E P Glass and driven by Lester Weaver, escaped after breaking the shafts and wrecking the buggy, leaving a bloodied scene near Henry street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlc
Simons
W.C., Simons
Lawrence World
Simmon‘s Hospital
Jetson
Daarle
Almut
Jane
Lester W
Doa
World Office
Tadiana Street
Las
E.P. Glass
Oman Aun Simpson
WL. Brownell
Henry Street
Ohio Street
Winthrop
Bneey
Lester Weaver
Hayil
Fashion and shop notices from April magazines advertised
An array of ads for roller skates at Home Book Co and mass street shop fronts. It mentions Sarah E. Carrothers a graduate of the American School of Osteopathy and Robert Stil Office hours. We note Wanamaker Brown Philadelphia inviting Lawrence best dressers to view tailored suits via agent Hollingberg and Johnson's Wood Finishing Specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Sarah E. Carrothers
American School of Osteopathy
Populist National Convention Opens in St Louis
About 300 delegates gathered in St Louis for the populist national convention called to order after an invocation by Rev Thomas Wadsworth. James W Ferris of Joliet chaired the opening session as Bryan faction leaders pressed for adjournment to after rival conventions while Nebraska Minnesota and Michigan threatened to walk out if nominations proceeded. Jacob S Coxey of Ohio was named temporary chairman and spoke on currency and public utilities funding. debates followed on committee appointments, with adjournment set for after noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Thomas Wadsworth
Indiana
James W. Ferris
Joliet
Bryan
National Committee
Committee On Credentials
Watson
Nebraska
Minnesota
Michigan
E. A. Walrath
Ferris, Jacob &. Coxey
Olio
Ile
Coxey
Rear End Collision Injures Five at Spanish Lake
Five men were injured in a rear end collision near Spanish Lake Missouri between a freight and Burlington Passenger Train No 24. J A McKittrick of Brookfield had his leg nearly cut off when pinned under wreckage. R L Ledford and Charles Mackesson suffered internal injuries. Samuel Keister and J A Dunn were lightly injured. Rev R C Allen of Grove City Pa cut off McKittrick’s leg with a pocket knife to save his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Spanish Lake
Here
Burlington
J. A. McKittreck
Brookfield
R. L. Ledford
Stockman
Hannibal
Charles Mackesson
Freman
Samuel Keister
Laclede
J. A. Dunn
Shelbyville
J. A. McKittrick
MccKittrick
R. C. Allen
Grove City
Coal Miners Wage Talks Reach Joint Committee
Kansas City April 2 The Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators Association agreed to meet a committee from the United Mine Workers of America Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas on Monday. The joint committee will seek a wage scale for about 39 000 district miners. George H Collville Missouri district UMWA president said the outlook for resuming work is bright and it is up to the operators to settle a new scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators Association
United Mine Workers of America
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
George H. Collville
Bank Safe Robbed at Mounds Oklahoma
Robbers blew open the Mounds bank safe early April 2 and took 5400 in paper currency and silver. They fired from behind a barricade of boxes and barbed wire, then fled on horses as posses assemble toward Muskogee. Local residents note a loud explosion woke a large portion of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
F Mounds
Mounds
Here
Albert Eberhart
Chesney
Criss Wulfekuble’s
Roy Gress
Fred Wulf
Paris
Kuble
Layay
Hayrence
Chaosiness College
Rose Nuffer
Part-Au Prince
Steendock
Will
Castro Answers Five Claims Arbitration Reply Tart El Constitutional
Caracas reports that Venezuela rejects Secretary Root's demand for arbitration of five claims. El Constitutional quotes Venezuela asserting prior notes define reasons, dismissing new arbitration, and warning U S action risks Monroe Doctrine principles and justice among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Castro
el Constitutional
Root
Russell
Didy O Aml
United States
Republic
State Department
United State
Congress
Stanford Upholds Suspension of 41 Students
President David Starr Jordan reiterates support for faculty committee decisions on suspensions and rejects reconsideration. Dr Jurdama blames authorities for creating the problem by addressing drunkenness. March 12 demonstration is seen as revolt against the university. The policy will continue, despite protest, with regret over affecting many fine students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
Cal
David Starr Jordan
Jurdama
Water 18 Worse in Lawrence Water Crisis
The Journal filed a formal complaint with the state board of health against the Lawrence water company over allegedly contaminated water. A coalition of supporters positions legal action to force pure water, vowing justice for the life-endangering policy driven by dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
State Board of Health
Water Company
Warkentin Dead Pioneer Mennonite Leader Dies Abroad
Newton Kansas April 2 news reports the sudden death of Warkentin a pioneer Mennonite leader who helped bring hundreds of Mennonites to the United States. He arrived from Russia and contributed to the Mennonite settlement in Kansas while touring Europe and Asia with his wife and companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton, Kans
B. Warkentin
United States
Syria
Europe
Asia
Warkentin
Kansas
Russia
Mansas
Head On Collision Kills One In L A Area
A head on crash on the Los Angeles Pacific road between Los Angeles and Santa Monica near Rosemary station in a dense fog killed one man and seriously injured several others. Twenty others were treated for minor injuries.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Pacific Road
Santa Monica
Rosemary Station
Evans Arrives at Hot Springs Cal for Health Hope
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans landed at Hot Springs California this morning after a trip from San Diego and reports no trouble during the travel. He expresses hope for a rapid recovery to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paaso Robles
Hot Springs
Cal
Robley D. Evans
San Diego
Mrs Roosevelt Extends Stay in New Orleans for Weekend
Mrs Roosevelt and her children and friends were driven to the country today by automobile and are picnicking in the orange groves near New Orleans. She will remain through Saturday instead of departing for Washington tomorrow as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Washington
Real Estate Transfers and Tragic Fire In Lawrence
A series of real estate transfers issue deeds between Lawrence residents and nearby parties, including Bayse, Allen, Loxman, and Hyre with $1,000 payments. A separate report describes a fatal five story tenement fire in West Lawrence with three dead and fifteen injured, prompting swift police action to rescue residents. The item also notes local horticultural sales and a birth in the Mora witz family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel
N. Bayse
Lawrence
J. T. Allen
Christian Loxman
John W. Hyre
Mass
St. Lawrence
C. A. Hill
Eudora
Mass St. Lawrence
Kansas
Sadie
Colt and Husband
Rochester
Josephine Goodman
Grove Street
Baldwin
H. S. Fillmore
J. Tt. Ingels
New York
A. J. Phillips
Gertrude E
Phillips
Hestworth
Ter Street
Bert Weinyijiytt
West
Lawrencestein
Hicks Greenhouse
Elm Street
Vanderbilt Divorce Not Surprise
New York April 2 There was no surprise in the divorce suit filed by Ellen French Vanderbilt against Alfred G. Vanderbilt. Reports say the couple had long shown signs of discord within their social circle. The action seeks an absolute divorce.
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New York
R. F. Ingalls,ter
N.Y. St
Atlantic fleet completes target practice at Magdalena Bay
On April 2 the ree and lord target practice with the Atlantic fleet is probably finished at Magdalena Bay and the fleet sails for the north today.
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Magdalena Bay
Indiana Republicans Adopt Platform to Favor Fairbanks Nomination
Indiana Republicans completed their state convention in Indianapolis on April 2, selecting four delegates at large to the national convention in Chicago. They instruct Indiana’s 30 delegates to back Charles Warren Fairbanks for president, endorse Roosevelt, and call for tariff revision, labor reform, expansion of foreign trade, and other measures including local option liquor laws and child labor abolition. The tariff plank, written by Fairbanks, urges swift revision while protecting wage earners and export trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Chicago
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Congress
South America
Bureau of Mines and Mining
la Plank
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Taft Addresses Panic From Columbus Visit
Secretary Taft arrived in Columbus today and planned to attend a Columbus board of trade dinner. He conferred with his manager Vorys and other leaders, saying the recent business low mood is spotty and not likely to be lasting, with some areas unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Taft
Columbus Board of Trade
Vorys
Is It A Paper Trust Speaker Cannon Probes Print Paper Trust
Speaker Cannon introduced resolutions directing the attorney general and the secretary of commerce to report steps taken to investigate International Paper Co of New York and other firms accused of forming a print paper monopoly. He said publishers’ claims, if true, could subject manufacturers to penalties and allow dissolving the trust in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cannon
Secretary of Commerce
Isbor
Howe
International Paper Company of New York
United States
Prairie Fire Devastates Paxton Nebraska April Blaze
Prairie fire roared through the sand hills near Paxton Nebraska over two days destroying homes and livestock. James Kane and 4 others are reported burned to death as hundreds of acres of prairie burned. Local authorities confirm numerous structures lost and wide property damage as the blaze spreads.
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Paxton
Lny
Sand Hills
James Kane
Watkins
E ‘i
K U Student Honored by Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford
Ellsworth Putnam of Ottawa Kan sas a Yale graduate student was named a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford today. The report notes his brilliance, popularity and track prowess at Kansas University and Yale, with local ads for carriage work, piano tuning, shoe sales, subscriptions, furniture and other services interspersed in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Leaven, Conn
Qea
Ellsworth Putnam
Ottawa
Kansas
Yale
Oxford
George Putnam
KK. U
Hle
Jeetling
I Kansas University
Lost Lady’s Purse On Mass Street Reported
A Mass Street loss notice describes a lady’s purse reportedly taken on April 1 containing $12 in cash and a check endorsed by D M Horkman. A Liberal reward is offered for recovery through Wilson Sterling at 1129 Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass. St
D. M. Horkman
Eadeceigest
Wilson Sterling
Louisiana
Presbyterian church Rummage sale near Peerless Cafe
The ladies of the Presbyterian church announce a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday. Location is first door north of the Peerless Cafe. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
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Business Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
Joseph E. Riggs
F Piles
Alco
Massachusetts
L. H. Menger
Massachusetts Street
Barker & Means
Gorra House
Buck
C.J. Simmons
Tees & Practice
Aeday
Itetex
Nisite
F. C. Morse
M. DO
Wetntward & Cols Drug Store
J. R. Bechtel
Osterpany
Maasaachusetts St
J. Blair
Umve and Hescience
Wis
Vermont
B. Bel
John G. Rudolph
N.ampshire
THE
Fairfax
Mork Bros. & Sharp
Eldridge House
Donnelly Bros
Corser
New Hampshire and
Winthrop ‘Sts
Telephone
Lawrence, Kans
Wa. T. Sinclair
George A. Banks
Fraternel Aid Building
Straffon
Simmon’s Hospital
University Meat Market
Masa
Baby Ribbon
Billie Williamson
Home Book Co
Streat
Johnson’s
O. P. Barber & Bon
Olson
Sens
Petes Ive
Zoot
Warkentine
Mrs. Roosevelt
Three Lives
Lo&t
Straffen’s
Mrs
Gus Morawitz
Tia
Vanderbilt
Hayti
Stull
Speaker Cannon
Neville's Corner
Good Town
F. A. A. Bldg
Watkins National Bank
Capital
Burplue
C. i Tucker
WL B, Hazen
TB. Watking
C. A. Hil
C. H. Tucker
W. E Haren
J. Hoyne
A. C. Mitchell
J.C. Moore
K. U
Rhodes
Frank Rahskopf
E. H. Harding
Carl Uvffman Music Company of
Unos
Norris Carriage Co
Massachusetts St. Lawrence
F. Williams
Smith’s News Depot
London
Bowker
P. Barber & Son
Vermont Street
C. Dodds
Streit Davenport
Robertson's
Karpen
O. P. Barber & Son
Ed Parsons
Mont
Grape Lee
Wiedemann’s
Louisiana Street
Ingaira Bell Phone
Alabama Street
East Front
John] Hunziker
Indiana Street
Winthrop Tront
W. BR
Studie
W. K Spalling
George Jones
Luther N. Lewie
W Sromelsick
Ban
Sweeney
Jacob Badsky
BL J
Transasts & Gaerersl Banking
Lawrencer
M. Newmark
A. Marka
G. Grovenor
MG. Maniey
March
Balawin
W. F. March
ML NE
A. Wood
Hosford Investment CO
Merhants National Bank Sunding
Dunakin
Sc California
Sridge Street
Atock
H. P
Mount Hope
A. G. Griesa
W.elliott St
W. L. Norris Carriage Co
Voiles
A. D. Weaver
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