The New Santa Fe Hotel and Local Services Offerings
The notice highlights increased patronage at the New Santa Fe Hotel in Lawrence with day rates at 4.35 and boarding options. It also lists several local businesses including livery stables, real estate and insurance agent services, and abstracts of title offered by George A. Banks & Son, all operating in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph £. Riggs
Welles Fire Insurance
Maasichusetta St
Menger
Massachusetts
Sireet
Santa FE
Lawrence
T. Sinclair
Roney
George A. Banks & Son
Fraternal Aid
Still Confering Over Arbitration in Coal Talks
Kansas City April 22 representatives of coal operators and miners resumed joint committee talks. They reject arbitration proposed by operators arguing it would strip miners of rights. A deadlock on arbitration clause led to the matter being referred to the general scale committees of both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Seach
V. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Schneck Trial Transcript Reveals Defense Theme and Alleges Witness Bias
The testimony centers on Frank Schneck and Ed Stewart as defense pieces in a murder case. Witnesses including Mrs. Cummings and family members discuss letters, possible motives, and alleged threats. The narrative portrays a tense courtroom dynamic with accusations of bias and attempts to shift blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orkawie
Ollie
Natrderi
Ineek
OlGaea
Schaweh
Selineck Ital Gestary
Wit Ester Cannelgoen
Stewartk
Attur
Lawson
uApril
Sehneck
Destiva Montini Onli
Stewart
Winistieger
Lawrence
Franck Seloivek
Sui Ho
B. Matlin
Aerhead
Steve
Act Dad
Shorid Cody
Sehueek
Jane Seliverk
Frank
Balliol
Lavina Comings
Molly Stewart
Tamal
Selick
Ed Stewart
Doughs County
Nevada
Kansas
Melvin
Mrs. Cummings
Mollie
Mollie Stewart
Eli Schneck
Franking
D A B R Routine Work At DAR Session
The morning session of the seventeenth continental congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution opens with reading reports by chairmen of the standing committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seventeenth Continental Congress
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Trial of Son Mar Isuk Marks Noted Defense Point
A courtroom recess interrupted proceedings as the defense highlighted a key point in the trial concerning the alleged murder of the son. Details remain sparse but the session paused for consideration of that argument.
Bryan Interviewed in New York on April 22
The report notes fatigue after hectic activities and describes Bryan facing questions before a grand jury about Thomas F Ryan’s test terms. It mentions the Associated Press and Viner Newspaper Publishers planning a joint luncheon at Waldayt-Astor with the WATE chief official remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Bryan
Neat Ae
Hireeviewe
Thomas F. Ryan
Pe Grand Jury
Lou Hoi
Metros Jrolinas Seewrit
McKinley-Bryan
Anipaiven
Persian frontier unrest deepens amid cross-border clashes
Reports from the Persian border describe ongoing hostilities as Russian punitive units reportedly cross the frontier. Two tribesmen are said to be killed and two women forced to flee, with Kurdish forces defending the area as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setiols
Dairy Dessin
Kunovalset Tie Sian
Punee
Three Children Cremated in Fiery House Tragedy
A fire at a Lincoln county residence killed three children under twelve and badly burned Mrs. Bruinfield. Mr. Krunnield escaped with his wife, waking early and carrying her from the blazing home. The incident follows an incendiary cause cited by investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Arcinfield
Linco County
Bruinfield
Krunnield
House Committee Backs Forest Reserve Bill Clarifies Constitutionality
The House committee agreed to report that government acquisition of forest lands in the Appalachian and White Mountain chains is constitutional if reserves are guarded to navigation. The bill appropriates 3 million dollars to preserve stream supply and regulate stream flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
House Oy
Lever-Currier
Appalachian
White Mountain
Haus
Amendment to Mining Laws Allows Mineral Land Entry
Washington April 22 a bill passed by the House under suspension of the rules amending mining laws to permit entry of mineral lands for oil and other kinds where present. Three years areas allowed to finance an undertaking will sink the first well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Noted Chemist Dead Will Take the Bonds
New York April 22 Kuhn Loeb and Co announced that the firm and Rothschild of Lome have ended negotiations to take the issue. Ontaneda a noted Ecuadorian ponds of the Pennsylvania railroad chemist died in this city today from bubonic plague contracted at the municipal laboratory while preparing the Flacine prophylactic. Twenty new bubonic cases and nine deaths have occurred in this city since last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mulvane Stationery Ad Claims Curious Uses
An advertisement boasts stationery from Mulvane gives “best satisfaction” and lists various outcomes from using its notepaper and envelopes. It credits large print runs for statements, marriage, and even a dead thief, then claims callers can achieve success in business, love, and fortune with the product. The copy ends with an invitation to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Kansas Delegation Hints Mulvane as Committeeman
Kansas representatives at the Republican national convention session consider David W. Mulvane for Kansas national committeeman. Most of the delegation attend, except Senators Curtis and Long. They will also decide Chicago committee appointments and likely back Senator Long. A marriage license was issued to Rose Smith of Lecompton and Jay. President signs the employers liability bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
David W. Mulvane
Curtis
Long
Chicago
Jay
Rose Smith
Lecompton
Thomas Larsson
St. Joe
Would He Enjoy Is A Tale Of Idle Rich Man
An Atchison businessman longs for work after quitting. He fears loss of community respect despite ample income and declares he will saw wood if nothing else turns up. The piece portrays idleness as a dreadful sin for a wealthy man seeking purpose through labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Catholic Celebration Work of Black Hand
A blast shattered Salvatori's Grocery Store on the front street last night. Police say two suspects fled the scene. The Italian owner had received three Black Hand letters from Chicago demanding money and had ignored them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvatori
Chicago
Interesting Boat Race Between Ivy Rivals
Annapolis April 22 crews from Harvard University and the Naval Academy will race this afternoon over a two mile inner Severn course. Weather and water conditions are ideal for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Bighs
Larvard University
Naval Academy
Severn River
Pontifical Mass of Thanksgiving in Philadelphia Diocese Anniversary
In Washington on April 22 the Pontifical Mass of Thanksgiving was celebrated in the Roman Catholic cathedral marking the one hundredth anniversary of the founding of the Philadelphia diocese. Apostolic delegate Monsignor Falconio led the ceremony with attendance from prelates and clergy from many regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coma
Philadelphia
Philadelphia. Moomgnor Diomede Falconio
United States
Roosevelt congratulates Cabrera on escape from assassination
President Cabrera received a congratulatory message from President Roosevelt after details of the attack were officially received from United States Minister Heimke. The cable dispatch was sent last night confirming Cabrera’s narrow escape from death at the hands of assassins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cabrera
Roosevelt
United States
Heimke
Lawrence Drives Electric Line Survey Race Across County
Sixteen surveyors arrived in Lawrence to map an electric line between This Road and Kansas Traction Company. W Lawing of Lawrence and other investors back the Stranger Valley and Marian Construction firms. Kansas Traction engineers race to push surveys north of town. both sides expect activity through May 1. Lawrence appears set for a major line, with both firms operating in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compan
W. Lawing
Lawrence
Mo Lambkin
Geampans
Wrk
Teon
Kar Traction Conpany
Twn
Lornice
Kansas
Etion
Kansas ‘Traction Company
Innd
Lawrene
Accidents Hit Briar Cliff Race Course In New Incidents
West Mains New York April 2. The Briar Cliff automobile race course, scene of four injuries yesterday after a car plunged through a bridge into a stream, saw two more crashes. George Robinson, to drive in the 300 mile race next Friday, lost control and hit a ditch near Armonk injuring bruises. A D Campbell, another Friday racer, crashed into a telegraph pole at high speed, pinning him beneath the car with a broken bung and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Mains
N. Y
Briar Cliff
George Robertson
Armonk
Robertson
A. d. Campbell
Campbell
Wreck Kills Four Laborers in Williamsport Runaway Train
Four Halian laborers were killed and two fatally injured when a Laquin lumber company lug train derailed after its reverse lever failed. Twenty five Italians rode the crowded train as it sped down the line, sped to a curve, jumped the track and wrecked. Eight others were less seriously hurt in the April 22 crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Death of Well Known Banker in Cleveland
A. Le Withington, president of the Society for Savings, died suddenly in Cleveland today at age 62. He was widely known in banking circles across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
A. le Withington
Society For Savings of
Outlook for Currency Legislation Amid Senate Debates
A Republican Senate steering committee meeting discusses the legislative program with no clear timetable for enacting currency reform. Senators debate the Aldrich bill and whether to align actions with presidential aims, signaling a cautious, politically charged session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington
Republican Steering Committee
Senate Miday
Senate World
Reese
Congress
Seater
Willy
Seater Beveridge
Congressmen Injured in Train Collision
April possible collision on the Capital Traction line injured several congressmen and crew with hip injuries and minor passenger hurts. The accident at a rear end collision near Washington DC disrupted service and prompted officials to assess damage and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Representa
Capital Traction Company
Jadax
Ivakes
Ht Works
Unsafe gang tied to Kansas terror plot nabbed here
Two men arrested last night in a suspected safe cracking plot near Stookyville. Police recovered nitroglycerine and safe savers from hidden storages. Arrested suspects refused to reveal identities, while a local marshal warned of a planned break in at Stookyville with the same group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliseail
Walden
Kansas
Villagls Wiiler
Stookyville
Rebbers
Simple Life Speech by Bryan Highlights Missouri Ideals
William Bryan addressed the Missouri Society at the Grand Hotel recounting his views on national strength fostered by the simple life of the country. He contrasted it with city refinement and urged adherence to traditional Missouri ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William
Grand Hotel
Missouri Society
Tie
Missouri
Death of Bishop Capers in Washington DC
Bishop Ellison Capers of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina died at his home in Washington DC this afternoon April 22. The church leader was longtime head of the diocese and known for his pastoral work and public ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, D. C
Ellison Capers
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
South South Serolina
Officers Elected for Douglas County Fair Association Meeting
Enthusiastic gathering yesterday elected the executive committee of the Douglas County Fair and Agricultural Association. W. F. Spalding and others named to leadership roles as officers and committee heads. Members pledged to advance fair plans and coordinate with local farmers and seed dealers for the upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Fair and Agricultural Association
Bryan convention signals expected approval for Johnsii name
A fragmented note from a Bryan convention describes anticipation of indicating support for Johnsii when the name is mentioned. It suggests enthusiasm without practical use, with the convention mainly instructing Bryan supporters to unite in declaring action will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agra
Aanemen
Conventimn Ji
Johnsii
Bryan
Indictment Planned Over War Bill Funding Two Battlefleet Projects
The article states an indictment will be introduced to the war appropriation bill. It earmarks about 5,000,000 for immediate work on two battlefleet projects and related provisions. Washitarton and officials from the SAM connie on mavat affairs are named in connection with the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washitarton
Bullatur Hahsehainan
Sam Connie
Democratic Ticket Dominates State Elections
April 22 results show Janders and all Democratic ticket candidates winning by large margins. Four parishes held prohibition elections with anticipated outcomes evenly split between indications of victory and losses for prohibition supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janders
Military Promotions Reported From Washington
The president announced promotions naming Thetis M. Larry to major general and Colonel Charles Morris of the coast artillery and Philip Reade of the Zant infantry to higher ranks.
House Delegate Indicted and Trial Set for Fred W Priesmeyer
In St Louis on April 22 a joint indictment was read charging Fred W Priesmeyer with union house of delegates member Ford Warner. Warner was convicted after trial last night and Priesmeyer faces a separate trial. Local business ads mention Loomas Studio photography and Remingtons noon meal tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ford Warner
House of Delegates
Fred W. Priesmeyer
Warner
Baker Inter Class Track Meet Shaped Freshmen Victory
The Baker inter class track meet in Baldwin Kansas ended with the freshmen leading at 42 points, followed by sophomores 27 seniors 25 and juniors 19. J G Senior from Commercial led with two firsts and two seconds totaling 10 points, Kraus a freshman earned two firsts for 10 points. The state inter collegiate meet will feature Baker against Ottawa with strong expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Kan
J. G
Kraus
Baker
Ottawa
Kansas City
K. CU
ML GL
Judge blocks express franks in Chicago ruling
Judge Kobl saat of the United States circuit court issues an injunction against Nations American Wells Fargo United States and Adams Express companies. They are barred from issuing express franks and from transporting property in interstate commerce in exchange for franks. The court holds such issuance violates the interstate commerce law. Federal District Attorney Sims calls the decision crucial for cases against express companies relying on the railroad rate law restriction against passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Koblsaat
United States Circuit Court
Nations
American
Wells Fargo
United States
Adams Express
Sims
Pennsylva nia Rail board meets amid bond issue talk
Philadelphia April 22 Great interest marked today s regular meeting of the directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad company as word spread that the corporation may issue up to 10 000 000 in new bonds. At adjournment the board said only routine business was transacted while officials avoided discussion of the bond plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Democrats at Salina in May Highlight Kansas Party Meet
April 22 reports a Salina gathering planned for May 20 by the Kansas Democratic state committee and leading figures. Delegates from county clubs and one representative from each of fifty Resan clubs are expected, with federation talks on party unity and a possible presidential bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Svive Juhnsen
Mirday
W.otl Reiaper
Campbell Bannerman Dies in Downing Street Residence
Sir Thory Gwinplell Ramrerman, former prime minister, died at his official residence in Downing Street after a prolonged illness. The death, though expected, ends a long public career with doctors previously warning of his declining health. News crews reported the bulletin minutes after, as crowds gathered but police barred access to Downing Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thory Gwinplell-Ramrerman
Entch
Nea 1
Downing Street
Edward
Thaw's Writ Granted in Habeas Corpus Case
A writ of habeas corpus for Harry K. Thaw was granted today. The writ is returnable at Waushkeepsie on Saturday May 9, when District Attorney Jerome will present the proceedings for Thaw.
Classified Notice Digest From Local Advertiser
A cluttered OCR page lists WANTED notices for housework and a modern house purchase, FOR RENT furnished rooms, FOR SALE farm near Guthrie Oklahoma with cultivation and pasture details, and lost hat with pins. Also items about the trust question in politics, farm equipment sales, a violin recital, house moving service, floor wax sale, groceries, electrical work offerings, and an electrician shop ad. Includes multiple company names, phone numbers, and street addresses.
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Walling’s
Eleeur Alsu
Leroy N. Walling
Gihce
Mass
St. Lawrence Bas
Morse, M. D
Othee Ever Woodwand
Business Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
Barker & Means
Attorneys at-Law
iKve
Opera House
C.J. Bimmons
G. W. Jones
Bells and Ware
J. R. Bechtel
Hee Wrest
J. Slash
Frynltan
Ofice Ani
Vermont Sc
Bell
Hume
JO. C. Rudolph
Kentucky
Home
the Fairfax
Massachusetts Street
St. Clean
Bell Phone
Mork Bros. & Sharp
Eldridge Howse
Promptu
Donnelly Bros
Comer New Hampathra
Winthrop Sis
Telephone
Lawrence, Hank
Schneck
Frank Blanner
D. A. BR
Tey Wi Srhoe
Muralur
Hermiz
Bryan Interviewed
Mulvane
Ee Sms ‘Violik - Reci
Prasebr
Hall Tomor
The
Kansas Traction Company
Tawney
Honey
Ellsworth
Ale
Bishop Capers
Sesterda Nall
Et Vaotazhis
Fraternal Aid Board of Directors
Acuity
Aerentiiurma
Titve Emumittes
W. F. Spabling
Rat Robert
Wagstaff
Urer
T. J
Ribert Stuart
Robert Es Manley
Sky Dial
Enanty
Kates
House
Loomas Studio
Olson Bros
Remington's
Soxman & Tars
Franks
F. H. Bennett
Schulz
Salina
Bryan Club
J. 8. Watkins
Ca. Hin
Viea Preaient
Cc .Tucher
Cashier
W. B. Hazen
Aust
Enn
J.B. Watkins
C. A Hil
C. A. Tucker
W. E Hausen
J. House
AC Mitchell
Dc. Moore
Savings Department
Depoarts
Campbell-Bannerman
Thaw
Neville
West Side
J. M Bell
Neville F. A
State Bank
ATOTE
W. Imomellick
U. J. Bweeney
J. E.tubbs
Ro Sexey
Struybes
Spalding
George Innes
Lather N
Lewis
W. Oromelstek
Swen
Jacob Badsky
BL x Wilkes
J. E
Monroe
M. Newmark
W.F. March
Eben Baldwin
Monro W.F
Newmari
Hosford Investment Co. Investments
Kodaks
Woodward & Co
Oe Ney
Woodward's
New Hampshire Street
Connecticut Street
Bell Phone Ass
Duthrie
Oklahoma
Douglas
Jefferson
Leavenworth
John Adans
R. F
T. J. Edmond
New Hampshire
West of
Evans-Metcalf Implement Co
Max Bendix
Praser Hall
R. F. Ingalls
Movor
N. J. Bt
Johnson
L. A. Phillips & Co
820
St. Beth Hones
Sim Eliot
Johns Brosg
Frank Rahbeopy
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