Local services and listings for Lawrence Kansas area
The notice provides a composite list of local business offerings in Lawrence Kansas including the New Santa Fe Hotel with room and boarding rates, the Opera House and livery stables with contact details, and mentions of real estate and loan services. It notes the house mover Ingalls and the Lawrence Granite Mfg Co offering cement work, blocks, and building supplies with contact phones.
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Walling
Garner
Kansas City
Lawrence
Greenwood Co
Kans
City
Elk Co
Leroy W. Walling
Mass
St. Lawrence Bas
Santa FE
Hell Phone
Lawrence Granitord Mfg. Co
Lawrence National Bank
Bell
Ice Cream Flavors Mentioned at Wiedemann Outlet
A fragment lists flavors such as Mex, Vanilla Ice, Cream, Chocolate Ice Cream, Brown Bread Ice Cream and Grape at Wiedemann, indicating a local shop offer notes.
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Wiedemann
Fire Ravages Pearl Street Tenement. Fireman Saves Family
A four story Pearl Street tenement fire in New York injures about twenty and rescues many. Fireman Conway saves his mother and siblings from upper floors as flames trap residents. a young hero risks life to evacuate his relatives.
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New York
Lew Jife
Pearl Street
Res
L Conway
Conway
Mills Resume Work After Shutdowns At Lawton Cotton Mills
Lawton Cotton Mills in Lawton, Connecticut, with 2,500 workers, resumed full operations after a prolonged shutdown. At Newton, the rubber glove and rubber company plants also restarted, affecting about 2,200 workers in the shoe department and rubber reclaiming units.
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Mainfeld
Conn
Lawton Cotton Mills
Duere
Naugatuck
Inot al
Geolgerr Tria Rubber Glove Roulding
United States Rubber Company
Prohibitionists Claim Victory After Campaign Push
After six weeks of aggressive campaigning, the United Civic League claims a clear victory at the polls. Liquor forces have mounted a quiet, determined counter campaign as voters approach the decision on prohibition or daylight saloons.
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Lincoln
Apri
United Civic League
World conference of RLDS church opens in Independence
In Kansas City April 6, the world conference of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints convened in Independence with seven hundred delegates present. Officials expect no revelation, though any that arises may address marriage and divorce, a debated topic in prior conferences.
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Kansas City
The
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
Independence
Markets by Wire Grain and Livestock Reports
Grainard Provisions in Kansas City lists wheat with May and July futures and cash prices. Corn oats and rye prices shown alongside hay and eggs. Live stock receipts total 19,000 with cattle hogs and calves priced. mentions the Duke of Abruzzi expected to visit Rome and a rumored engagement of Miss Katherine Elkins.
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Grainard Provisions
Kansas City
Hay—Choiece Timoth
Choice Prairie
Naples
Aosta
Viet
Emmanuel
Rome
Market quotes and futures from Chicago
A fragmented London report lists Chicago wheat and oats futures with May and July bids. Prices show May wheat near 86 96 percent, July at 63 7/8, and Sept around 62 1/8. Other lines mention oat futures and various contract symbols.
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Chicago
Overwhelming Victory in Delaware Republican Primaries
Dover Apr 6 The state GOP led by United States Senators Dupont and Richardson won a sweeping primary result. The convention will set delegates to the national meeting with free votes for any presidential candidate. Dupont expected to be chosen as Delaware member of the Republican National Committee, replacing Addicks. Dupont and Richardson favor Sen Knox of Pennsylvania.
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Dover
Del
Republican Party
United States
Dupont
Richardson
Chicago
T. Coleman Dupont
Republican State Committee
Delaware
Republican National Committee
J. Edward Addicks
Do ‘Pent and
Srater Knox
Pennsylvania
Bryan Arrives in Denver for Non Partisan Address
William J. Bryan reached Denver on April 6 and spoke at Denver University to students. He will address the Ministerial Alliance and attend receptions at the YMCA and Chamber of Commerce, touring the city auditorium before a banquet at El Jebel Temple for 900 guests.
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Teaver
Wm. J. Bryan
Denver
Denver University
Ministerial Alliance
Young Men’s Christian Association
Chamber of Commerce
el Jebel Temple
City to Seek $500000 for Unemployed Relief
Philadelphia April 66 A city council plan proposes not less than 500000 in relief funds to aid the unemployed. A committee from the unemployed will urge the finance committee to consider the record of more than 200000 persons out of work.
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Philadelphia
Conference in Indianapolis seeks interstate wage scale
The operators and miners of the central competitive field comprising Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana met in Indianapolis to revive the interstate wage movement. They issued a call for a joint convention to fix a wage scale and planned to address resuming operators pending a settlement.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
Torpedo Boats Arrive at Magdalena Bay
The torpedo boats reached Magdalena Bay at sundown, one day earlier than planned. Officers and men rest after strenuous target practice. The fleet will depart west from Magdalena Bay on Saturday. Call Douglas Co. Marble and Granite Works for pneumatic lettering and memorial monuments done in granite by compressed air.
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Magdalena Bay
Douglas Co
Mass
St. Bell
Senate Panel Reaches Verdict on Shipping Liquors Bill
The Senate committee ends long debate on the liquor shipping bill and agrees on a final measure. Key figures and dates are not specified in the fragment.
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Senate Committee On
Two Local Homicide and Legislation Notes
In McKees Rocks Samuel L Gardner shot Dorothy Bradney in a sensational killing before wounding himself. The incident follows rumors of Gardner's long infatuation with the 16 year old. In Washington a senate judiciary panel agreed on a liquor shipment bill banning fictitious names and disguises in interstate parcels. The bill requires clear consignor and consignee names to curb improper agents.
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Pittsburg
Samuel L Gardner
McKees -Rocks
Dorothy Bradney
Express
Gardner
Miss Bradney
Washington
Senate
P Committee On Judiciary
Consignor
Asquith Takes His Place as New Premier
London reports crowding in the House of Commons as Asquith, the premier elect, addressed MPs after the king accepted the resignation of the previous prime minister. He proposed adjourning until April 18 for formal business and a readjournment for Easter recess.
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London
House of Commons
Asquith
Thaw Suit Filed for Annulment of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw’s counsel filed in the New York supreme court for an annulment of her marriage to Harry Kendall Thaw on grounds of insanity at the time of marriage. Defendants consented to appoint a referee to take testimony. Evelyn Thaw to sail for Europe Saturday.
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New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Supreme Court
Harry Kendall Thaw
Thaw
A. Russell Peabody
Harry K. Thaw
William Thaw
Daniel O'Reily
Evelyn Thaw
Europe
Taft Arrives in Omaha for Formal Midwest Visit
Secretary of War Taft arrived in Omaha and was greeted by General Gardner and staff in full dress. He hosted an informal reception at the station and a noon luncheon at the Omaha Club, joined by Victor Rosewater and notable guests including Senators Brown and Burkett, Governor Sheldon, and Nebraska delegates.
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Omaha
Taft
Gardner
Department of Missouri
Omaha Club
Victor Rosewater
Omaha Bee
United States
Brown and
Burkett
Sheldon
Nebraska
Fighting for Local Option Parade in Bloomington
Women and children waved flags and banners as they paraded the streets in Bloomington appealing to voters to drive out the saloons. The procession, part of a local option campaign, drew about 1,000 women and 3,000 children said to be relatives of drunkards, carrying signs like Vote Yes and Save the boys.
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Bloomington
Died From Scarlet Fever Reported Here
Word reached here of a death attributed to scarlet fever. Details are scarce and no additional information on the deceased or burial arrangements is available at this time.
Riots Aflame Lisbon Amid Election Turmoil
Lisbon endures deadly election riots as republican protesters clash with troops in Pedro Square and before St Domingue church. Soldiers fire on crowds. streets run red with blood. three papers mobbed amid the unrest.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Pedro Square
St. Domingue
Populist Party Fails to Enter Kansas Ballots
The Kansas state canvassing board and officials rule the Populist party cannot appear on primary or next general election ballots. Secretary of State Dentul notes they were not included in the sample ballot and must reorganize to regain recognition due to too few voters.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Dentul
Oklahoma Receives First Forty-Six-Star Flag
The Senate passed the bill to give the first forty six star flag, flown over the national capitol, to the Oklahoma Historical Society in Washington.
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Washington
Senate
House
National Capitol
Oklahoma Historical Society
Supreme Court Rules Beadles vs Perry City Debt suit
The Supreme Court of the United States today decided the Beadles v. city of Perry Oklahoma case involving a debt of $16,000 owed by the city to Beadles. The decision was announced in Washington on April 6.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Beadles
Perry
Oklahoma
Civil War Norse. To Settle School Squabble in Kansas
Topeka April 6 Governor Toeh will call meetings of regents and directors and heads of the state university at Lawrence the normal school at Emporia and the agricultural college at Manhattan to settle long running disputes over encroachment of work among institutions. The Manhattan college faces criticism for broadening studies while the normal school is charged with moving into university territory. Resignations and editorials intensify the debate as Governor Lock and F D Coburn back the idea of keeping agricultural college focused on farming arts and sciences.
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Topeka
Toeh
Boards of Regents
Direetors
State University of Lawrence
State Normal Howl of Emporia
State Agricultural College of Manhiattan
Governor’s Range
Kansas Wheat Field
State University
el Jeze Entum
Agricultural College
Eeib Nichols
State Agricultural College
Niebbuen
Simonpure Agriculturists
Manhattan School
William Allen White
Emporial Gazette
William Yost Morgan
Dutchinson News
The
Des Moines
Iowa
Becky Young
F. D. Coburn
State Board of Agricult
Governor Lock
Automobiles Celebrate Carnival Week in New York
Hundreds of flags adorn auto showrooms along Automobil e Row and nearby hotels as the big automobile carnival week opens in New York. A spectacular motor parade is planned for tomorrow night.
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New York
Automobile Row
Cutting Wages Across New England Mills
A wage reduction averaging ten percent took effect today in New England cotton mills, affecting 30,000 workers. Last week 60,000 saw cuts and next Monday 35,000 more will have pay reduced, bringing total affected to 125,900 men.
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Boston
New England
Boy kicked by horse suffers deep chin wound
Arthur Parsons seven years old son of Mr and Mrs W C Parsons of 915 Maine Street was kicked in the face by a horse last Thursday. The hoof struck his chin below the mouth and cut deeply. He is recovering nicely.
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Arthur Parsons
W. C. Parsons
Maine Street
Glee Clubs of Washburn and Kansas University Meet
The Washburn College and Kansas University glee clubs join Friday night at the Auditorium in a rare contest. Washburn has sixteen voices and Kansas with twelve, promising a varied program and entertaining blend under the Pipe Organ association.
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Topeka
Washburn College
Kansas University
University Glee Club
Lawrence
Washburn
Pipe Organ Association
Attempted dynamite attack targets White Star pier
The report describes attempts to destroy McClintock Marshal Construction equipment for a White Star line pier. Two bombs exploded with little effect while explosions unsettled the area. A separate rental notice offers a small room near 741 Connecticut Street.
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New York
McClintock Marshal Construction Company
White Star Line
Connecticut Street
Bell Phone
Saved From the Asylum in Kansas City
The habeas corpus case of Jerome D. Eubank the cattleman who was saved from being sent to the St. Joseph asylum was called in the ecirenii court in Kansas City today and postponed till Wednesday. His attorney argues Eubank is sane and that the move to commit him was illegal, citing his prominence in Kansas and Missouri politics and business.
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Kansas City
Jerome D. Eubank
St. Joseph
Eubanks
Kansas
Missouri
Truce Declared in Washington as House Passes Employer Liability Bill
In a brief truce between Democrats and Republicans, the House suspended rules to consider and pass the Sterling employer liability bill amid loud applause. The article also notes unrelated listings and advertisements in the same issue.
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Washington
House
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Business Directory
Joseph E Pisses
Bremner
Massachusetts St
L. H. Menger
aAttorney-at-Law
Barker 4& Means
Opera House
Dra
G. W. Jones
Ofice
Reelience
Ohio Street
Bel and Home
Morse
M. O
Woodward & Co
J. Blair
Ofmce
Vermont St. Bell
John GC. Rudolph
Kentucky
the Faire
Fooma Sl Restaurant
Massachusetts Street
SHARP
Donnelly Bros
New Hampshire
Winthrop ,Sta
Telephone
Lawrence, Kans
T Sinclair
Massachusetts
R. F. Ingalls
N. J. St
Heroig
Mills
Hogan
Bryan
Asquith Takes
Bloomington, Ill
Campbell
Congress
Mphell
Postal Service
Morganthaler
Fenston
Frederick Funston
Fort Leavenworth
Funston
Cubs
Marines Hospital and Public Health Service Today
Havani
Mukden
J. M. Watt
Wakarusa Township
Wall Pat Co
Mana
Glee Clubs
Minera
K. U
Joseph Falk
Bere der
N. J
T. L. Lewis
United Mines
America
Rhode Island Street
Pries
Stinton
Nevilla’s Sorner
Good Town
Lawrences
JM Neville
Ft. A
Atkins National Bank
J. B. Watkins
C. H. Tuxker
Precident Cashier
W. H. Hazen
Asset Ditabler
Watkins
C. A. Hi
C. HW Tucker
EL Hagen
J. Devs
AL Co
Michioc
Muote
Ravinga Department
Brubbs
W. EB. Spalding
Cavannea
Luther N. Lewis
Sweeney
Jacob Suisky
Br. Ey
Directoara
Monroe
Grovenor
A. Monroe
Vice Press
Hosford Investment
Merchants National Bank
Denakins
Pranes
Pranes Isc
Dorothy Perkins
H. P
Mount Hope
Home Book Co
Grace Reynolds
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