Lecture by Professor Hering on Christian Science at Opera House
Large audience heard Professor Hermann S. Hering speak on Christian Science the Science of Salvation. He defined salvation as deliverance from evil through mental transformation, noting faith is essential but not sufficient without ethical and philosophical work to overcome disease and death.
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Hermann S. Hering
Opera House
E Don Carloe
St. Paul
Jesus
God
Payne tariff substitute adds 25 percent max duty after 1910
Washington April 30 the senate finance committee approved a substitute for the Payne tariff bill. It imposes a 25 percent ad valorem maximum after March 31, 1910 and empowers the president by proclamation to apply minimum rates to any country. The plan imposes a 5 cent duty on coffee and 10 cents on tea from nations under maximum rates and authorizes a tariff commission to gather information.
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Beaste
Payne
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Death of Mrs Preisach One of Lawrence's Oldest Settlers
Mrs Louise Preisach widow of Philip Preisach died this morning at 1008 Vermont street. Funeral planned Sunday at the home. Survived by son Philip Jr and three daughters, two sisters. Born September 6 1830 in Niederbraun Alsace Germany. Death from longstanding illness.
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Louise Preisach
Philip Preisach
Vermont Street
Junior Prom Parade Exceedingly Clever Hall Decor
The hall was handsomely decorated for the junior prom with clever touches and festive styling enhancing the event. Students and staff contributed to a themed setting showcasing creativity and school spirit.
Douglas County Rock Roads Plan and Cost Analysis
A local argument advocates rock roads for Douglas County claiming the cost is modest and worthwhile. The speaker notes some areas do not need rock roads and suggests King drag roads where appropriate, urging permanent road work at about $1.50 per acre or 15 cents per acre for ten years to improve comfort and prosperity.
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Douglas County
Manila police host at University Junior Prom spectacle
W H Hughes of the Police Service visiting relatives in Topeka attended the University of Kansas Junior Prom at Robinson Gym, a lavish affair with a ballroom setting, dramatic farce titled On the Ragged Edge, and a rehearsed cast including Milton Cain and Edna Hopkins. Snapshots of campus figures and a musical interlude by John Power accompanied the dancing.
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Uni
Ceuny
W. Hughes
Aid.college
United States
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B. W
Porter
Hughes
Topeka
Philip
Philippines
Alberta Cresswell
Edna Hopkins
Hazel Allison William Sease
Ollis
John Power
K. U
Neve
Charon
River Styx
Gertrude
Orient
Messler
Pearl Emley
Milton Cain
Gale Sutton
Arthur Seddon
Fritz Fairchild
Lenore Carlson
Don Yeoman
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Fred Fairchild
Keane Fones
Ralph Harman
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Earl Woodward
Eda Hopkins
Carl Eddy
Lillia Ksirehoff
Pearl Stucke
Air. Wiebe
Wanted her Hanged Sensation At Neosho Trial
Hysterical pleas for Miss Johnie Davidson to be hanged in the Neosho Missouri murder trial sparked a riotous outbreak as Mrs Reynolds interrupted the proceedings. The courtroom overflowed with spectators and jurors were to hear more today. The prom at the University drew a record crowd with hundreds of guests, grand march led by local couples, and elaborate decorations.
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Elsworth
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Tonganesie
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E. T. Fairchild
Topeka
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Osawatomie
Westcott
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Faith
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Eldorado
Bank cashier sentenced to five years in Leavenworth
In St Louis on April 30 the court of appeals affirmed the sentence of five years imprisonment for D. Hardenzie Realty Co. and the former cashier of the First National Bank at Miami Oklahoma for making false reports to the bank. Prompt action to the comptroller noted.
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Cit
Court of Appeals
Leavenworth
D. Hardenzie Realty Co
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Per
First National Bank
Miami
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Harper
University
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Tennessee St
Birth of Princess Wilhelmina Graces The Hague
The birth of a daughter to Queen Wilhelmina is celebrated across Holland. The infant and the queen are reported as doing well, and the event is seen as a boost to national independence. In Texas, a race war at Beaumont between water mill workers leaves two dead and six wounded. Golf balls and wall papers advertised by Smith's News Depot and Home Book Co.
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Peo
Wilhelmina
Texas
Beaumont
Waterman
Iaw
Markets by wire and Chicago notes on grains and livestock
Kansas City markets show wheat July at 104.66 May 1,271.4 cash No 2 hard 1.50 No 2 red 1.45 Corn May 0.64 July 0.667 Rye 0.80 Hay prices 11.25 to 13. Livestock receipts 3,200 natives and feeders 3.40 to 5.25 8,000 heavy 7.35 pigs 6.00 37. WANTED married man for insurance work in Lawrence 12.00 weekly plus commission. FOR RENT neat house near university. OR SALE good driving horse 7 3. Chicago notes: wheat May 1.21 37 July 1.14 4. Corn May 0.70 2 July 0.68 6. Oats May 0.70 7 July 0.49 4. Live stock early gains. cattle receipts 1,500. hogs 17,000 top 7.00.
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Lawrence
Uty
Ike Johnson
T. Hutsell Park
Osawatomie
Lord
Killing Frost Predicted
Telegraphic reports warn of a killing frost tonight across Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma endangering crops. Strong winds and freezing temperatures disrupt telegraph lines. storms bring loss of life in Arkansas Mississippi and Tennessee with several towns heavily damaged and many injured or killed.
Blackmail attempt against Rudolph Spreckles foiled in San Francisco
Police arrested two men, George Da Martini and Benjamin W. Soule, in San Francisco after a ransom letter demanded 3 000 dollars for Rudolph Spreckles and his wife. A decoy package was seized. the case tied to a Hindoo poisoners gang. Separately, Abner Smith, ex judge of Cook County, pleaded for pardon amid scrutiny over the Bank of America conspiracy. Governor Deneen and pardon board weighed clemency as Smith mourned his sentence. Merchants National and state banks report continued growth, nearing a million dollars in combined assets.
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Claus Spreckles
San Francisco
Cal
Rudolph Spreckles
Sugar King
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Hindoo
Merchants Bank
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State Bank
Panama Libel Cases Stir Indianapolis Trial Plans
Indianapolis April 30 Stuart Mc Namars assistant district attorney of the District of Columbia arrived and said that tomorrow Delavan Smith and Charles R Williams owners of the Indianapolis Eaton Hairbut writing papers are to be served with warrants on boxes tablets and pound juice of the fruit at Wiedemann s they indictments charging them with libel in connection with the Panama They are the finest papers in the Try the Sundaes with fresh crushed strawberry at Boughton s mass 11025 mass st Brought Suit for Creditors Carroll Jews April 30 Receiver J W Fowler for the First National bank which failed last October brought suit today for the creditors against the estate of the late W F Culbertson the president of the bank Eight Dead in a Fire New York April 31 Eight persons including five children were burned to death and fourteen injured in an incendiary fire in a five story tenement hallways soaked with kerosene during the panic occupants fled down fire escapes or jumped from windows Baby were thrown to policemen Dr J N McCormack spoke to a large audience last night in Leavenworth and will speak tonight at the Christian church Oklahoma City April 30 John M Trale national bank examiner Oklahoma wired resignation to the comptroller of the currency He will join State national bank as vice president and director
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Has Fine New Car
Herb Bullene returned from Kansas City last evening in his new automobile. It is a Thomas Light 6, and is one of the best cars in town.
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Kansas City
Three Negroes Lynched in Marshall Texas Mob Scene
Three African American men were lynched by a mob in Marshall Texas after a deputy was murdered. Sheriff Banning had gone to Osage City to pursue leads, with witnesses being watched today and tomorrow at the sheriff's office on Mass Street. The chaotic incident unfolded early today, with reports naming Rogers case and New Syria leading details.
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Boughton
Witneses
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New Syria
Society Notes on an Academic Speaking Moment
The S R recalls a nervous but proud visit to a university journalism class where she spoke to students. She narrates the mix of vanity and pride, the chilly reception at first, and the relief when the class responded with courtesy after her talk about life and career in journalism. The piece captures modest triumphs and social anxieties within a campus setting.
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S. BR
S. A
S. R
Lawrence
S. As
St Band
Banking association forms to insure deposits in Kansas
A meeting of national and state bankers in Kansas City crafted a plan to insure bank deposits, enabling national banks excluded from state guaranty laws to enjoy deposit protection. Twenty four directors, all Kansas bankers, were chosen and will seek a charter. Notable directors include Scott Hopkins Topeka and P W Goebel Kansas City Kansas.
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Association
Kansas
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Topeka
P. W. Goebel
C. Q. Chandler
Wichita
Mr. Berks
Wellington
Charles Lobdell Vt
Lawrence dairymen seek city ordinance for milk testing
D. M. Wilson state dairy commissioner visited Lawrence last night as ten local dairymen planned a monthlong effort to persuade the city council to pass a milk testing and dairy inspection ordinance. The move aims to improve conditions across all dairies and depots where milk is sold, leveraging state law for local enforcement.
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D. M. Wilson
Lawrence
Official inspections vital for pure milk quality
Farmers and the public in Lawheed area recognize that disease can stem from pure milk. Dairymen may not detect all faults despite best efforts, making official inspections valuable to dairymen and all residents nearby.
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Lawhedee
Maybray or McCann identity in Kentucky case
In Lexington Kentucky on April 30 pictures of J C Maybray the alleged foot racing swindler were sent to former acquaintances of McCann to identify him as the supposed victim of Lord s ton. McCann a Kentucky native with many relatives there. Roosevelt to Speak There. Berkeley Del April 30 Roosevelt will deliver his first public speech in the country on his return from Africa at the University of California. Their Trial Postponed. Mercer Pa April 30 trials of James H Boyle and Mrs Boyle were postponed to May 6th. Sewing ad text and bakery claims appear amid miscellaneous fragments.
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Lord
Kentucky
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