Titanic Disaster Report and Aftermath At Sea
Washington April 30 Admiralty court orders Bruce Lemay to appear in a suit by Mrs Louis E Hobbs of New York connected to the White Star Line disaster. Earlier reports counted 306 dead with 18 women among victims and bodies recovered across a 50 mile area with ships and embalmers tents on shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halfimast
Jett
Larbor
George
B.widemer
Ins Yatet
Avide
Washington, D.C
Admiralty Court
Bruce Lemay
Louis E
Hobbins
New
Roosevelt Leads In Boston and Cape Cod Vote Count
Boston reported results show Roosevelt ahead with 196 to Taft 95, Lafollette 31 and Wilson 1 across precincts. Cape Cod towns tally Roosevelt 55 Taft 26 Lafollette 7 Wilson 1. Boston West Tosn noted Taft and Lafollette gains. Mrs A P Holts was hospitalized after a severe illness. not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Roosevelt
Taft
Rae
Wilora ‘Son
Beitst:Oireams
Cape Cod
Laf Lattelark
Wilson
Printing names of editors and owners to be required
A fragment notes the Barnhart bill to compel newspapers magazines and periodicals to print names of managing editors owners and stockholders. The post office appropriation bill is slated for action in the House today with mention of Coniston Peature Washington April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington,d. 2
Barnhart
the Post
University Orchestra to Perform Annual Concert May 8
The university orchestra directed by Dean Skilton will present its annual concert Wednesday evening, May 8. The performance will feature students who took part in a Spanish play and receive praise for their efforts.
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Wil
Universite Orchestra
Dean Skiltor
George Innes in Poor Condition At Last Report
George Innes remains in serious condition as of the latest report while Mrs. W. B. Metcalf also lies ill at home with inflammatory rheumatism. The university holiday and May Day scraps are celebrated with decorations and flags by engineers and merchants.
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Lachoat
The
Engin
University’ i Appeandrieé
Women of the New Testament study class ends
A large crowd attended Mrs Payne’s closing lecture on The Women of the New Testament. The course examined biblical history and character of women, with sessions planned to resume next October after a brief break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. We. c. Payness
Besa
Payne
Elacs
Searon
S Wsill
Taft Favored at Concord Republican Convention
The Concord Iowa Republican convention elected Taft delegates for the Chicago convention and instructed them to vote for Taft. A Roosevelt ban on certain votes was debated and defeated. Delegates cheered Taft while Roosevelt remarks drew hisses as the chair referenced party unity amid a heated session. Local church notes and civic items followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Chicago
Taft
Hita
Roose
Rocevelt
Roosevelt
Hisses
Odd Fellows Mid-birthday Celebration Tonight
Lawrence area events report a Mid-birthday celebration for the Odd Fellows lodge in Douglas County. The Rebekah Lodge will present a program, with head officers expected, followed by refreshments. A Play Festival and schoolchildren’s event in South Park attract town interest for May 2, with guests from Kansas City for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd’ Fellows
Douglas County
Rebekah “Lojse
de Lawrence Fodze
Sehfool
South Park
C.alee Alle Shaw
Kansas City
Miss Addams to Visit Lawrence Amid Planned Reception
A local plan outlines Miss Jane Addams arrival from Kansas City at 6 PM with a rest period, an 8:15 PM address at the Rowersack Theater, and a general reception on the slate. Representatives from all women’s organizations will attend. a quiet tour and no large supper were chosen.
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Kansas City
Gondii
Dane Addams
Bekl
Athfer
Miss Dams
Levine
Lawrence
Miss Addams
Sonter
Ston
Oll
Rowersock Theater
Rowersack
Dvéry Woman’s Organization
Kansagi City visits and returns fill local social notes
Personal notices report Miss Ruiti Raetoyih of Kansagi City spending the week with sister Miss Fynn Rivlalpth in Virginia? illness at her brother's, and a string of Kansas City visits. Miss Ruby Nicholson travels to Kansas City, McNay returns from Oklahoma, Cornelia Hardcastle heads home to Emporia, Fred Eyneh back to Paola from Lawrence, Sears returns from Manhattan, and many others visit or return to Leavenworth, Topeka, and nearby towns.
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Ruiti Raetoyih
Kansagi Ciy
Fynn Rivlalpth
Nilis
Wreentine
Hig Brother
Brociel
Porter
Kansas City
Hal. Black
John Musselman
Lasrenee Smith
Harvey Phill
Banqne
Ruby Nicholson
McNay
Okla
Honia City
Cornelia
Hardcastle
Emporia
Fred Eyneh
Paola
Mgraive
Lawtrence
Frigila
Sears
Manhattan
Annie Lake
Sally Royauér
Leir
Topeka
Messrs Beatty
Atoa Beatty
Tde Nichels Lifis
Ruangits City
Frank B. ‘Ward
Fred” Bligsner’ Sre
al Gon Horn
Toby
Mre
Cole , Squiresby
Excelsior Springs
McCormick Claims IH Pricing Changes Tied to Costs
Cyrus McCormick argues International Harvester pricing shifts mirror rising raw material costs and wage hikes. He asserts the firm has not altered overall policy and that the 1902 changes reflect industry trends. Chicago reports note legal charges against IH face skeptical timing and public scrutiny.
Suit Against International Harvester Company Aims at Monopoly
A government suit filed in St Paul seeks to appoint a receiver to wind up the International Harvester Company and its American affiliate, alleging restraint of trade and price manipulation to control harvesting implements. Cyrus McCormick is quoted outlining the charges and the case cites harmful effects on farmers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurveste Company
Ameria
Akenex
Emupany
Vrais
Mina
Eestraind
Traile
Cyrus McCormick
Chicano Save Uint We Chabres
Yysttue
Bracket School Close and Society Recitals Noted
The Bracket School prepares a program of recitations and songs with students named in the program. List includes Ernest Kasoli as president, secretaries, and multiple performers such as Marie Basis Rae Vella Brown and George Lewis.
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Willan Lee
Robert Manwarring
Yaleie
Ernest Weaw Tee
Hirie Lewis
Lee Dhaloxtie
Marie Basis
Marie DeWitt
Rae
Vella Brown
Ernest Wasull
Robert Webstey
Hess
Tenwie Martin
Edith Freaker
Athet Cer
Mitchie Adamis
Rolland Brown
Py Fraker
Ileiry - Munwarine
George Lewis
Sones
Greana
Piper
Loni Lew Scandal
Engineers Parade at K U Heightens Lawrence Spirit
The second annual Engineers Parade in Lawrence drew a large crowd despite limited visibility. speakers including Mr. B. Black from Kansas City hailed engineers for driving public safety and progress while student participants and various engineering clubs marched, lighting the campus with a grand display of mechanical prowess.
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Lawrence
Black
Kan City
Blaek
Marvin
Ean
Winenying
Baek
Slay
Babub
Blak
Iin Juublie
Rleeirival
Rleetric
Pelephen & Nhe
Dalton Baw Co
Haworth
Wat
Oeorks
Dis- Hillery
Laurel
Clork
E Stone Dead Weil Known Lecompton Citizen Died in Arkansas
E Stone a well known Lecompton resident died in Arkansas after years of service to the community. The article notes his long involvement with local affairs and mentions his family ties. His passing is reported with respect to his pioneer standing and local impact.
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Weil
Arkansas
Bail Denied As Efforts Fail For Editor Jeffrika
Fragmentary note reports no efforts made on behalf of H. O. Jeffrika the Editor of Novwata Alabama. Bail not obtained and proceeding scheduled in oblast hail yshens cory roroceedites.
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H. O. Jeffrika
Novwata. Ala
Oblast
Yshens Cory
ViTor Herbert to Head University Music Festival
ViTor Herbert, replacing the Minneapolis Symphony, will lead the University of Topeka annual Music Festival. Powell, manager of the Herbert orchestra, discussed the matter with Vean Skilion in Topeka. The orchestra appears for matinee and evening performances on May 3, traveling by special train from the city.
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Vittor Herbert
Minneapolis
Netue
Morning grilled is may this: a light on re insurances and orders
A fragmentary report describes committee scrutiny of reinsurance stories reaching the Elis and reveals alleged orders for building a large vessel. It notes testimony from a New York businessman about forming a Western employer and references a light shed on actions by high-level officials.
Unclear maritime disaster report with scattered names
Fragmentary OCR describes a sinking near Smyrna involving a steamer tied to American ship company. It mentions entry to port, a vessel named Sttasake or similar, and references to Constantinople and an accident. Details are unreliable and garbled.
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Larellipelags
Amerinan Sheatarship Company
Sheoek Ge Aie
Poe Walt
Smyrna
Ani Sink Talay
Fine Bear
Sttasake
Constantinople
Contradictory statements cloud cabinet appointment claim
unclear text fragment suggests a political dispute involving a colonel denying or contradicting a New York or Hansévelle figure about Harvester's cabinet seat and related political act. Details are fragmentary and names uncertain.
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New York
Hansévelle
Lodig
Biel Apt
Harvester Aietter
Mle “Actin of
Ae “Pungier, Fuirp Ching Tibele
For Good Roads Investment Plan Outlined
An unsigned, garbled note discusses funding for road improvements. It mentions three sections with subsides of 429, 15, and 15 per mile and estimates a total cost around 16 to 15 billion for the first year, with the east region highlighted.
Aimed at Allens in Hillesville Court Murders
A crowded Winkerville Virginia court arraigned Lawle Floyd and Priel Allen Lida Falwards and Bird Marion on charges tied to the Hillesville court murders. Floyd Allen was the first to be tried as authorities prepared to prevent any outbreak.
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Winkerville
Virgini
Iawle
Hloyd
Priel Allen
Lida Falwards
Bird Marion
Hillesville Court
Floyd
Allen
Band Members Pay Debate in Hospital Company Law
A misread legislative note argues whether band members are paid as company members or hospital corps. It cites a 29 cent pay rule and questions if band treasuries or organized units receive equal compensation during rehearsals and performance.
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Hoapital Corps
Trulze
Willis
Martin
Topelis
Weil
Jinlee
Mery
Willy Rue
Icka
Moving Time for Ev City Advertisers Hear Market Call
A fragmented advertis ing column urges readers to study local ads for moving goods and services. It stresses the value of price competition, urging shoppers to compare offers in the advertising pages to save money and ensure value. The piece depicts merchants as the best sources for bargains and warns against overpaying.
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America
Aanilton
Fovnee
Matagor
Wanamaker Aanuillelphin
Paewer
Enire
Abele
Layan
Ealek
S. Waki
S&s
Questiai
Mick
Dulce
Marek
Commier
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Tilsburg
AP Holts
A. P. Thults
Banhart Bill
Ofice
Coniston Peature
Univ Free
George Innes
Metcalf
Willer
Mokping
Jmrs
New, Hampshire
Bulletin of the Congregational
Amon
Ssr W. J Gilmore
Wilh E
Twenbofel
First, Baptist
Crovenor
Northern “Baptist. Convention
Des Moines
Prinet
Nebraska
Warder
Albert
Lawrence I
Strong Ke
Chantellor Strong
First Baptist
Sus
Feline
Mita Addams
Feakside Wedvneh Beporn
International Harvester, Company
International Harester Company
Becatee
Brackett School
Progran
Ove! Ant
Sootr PY No
Ernest Kasoli
Pres
E. B. Black
K. U
Be, Hrbach
cLavchteiter
Wilielk
E. Stone Dead
Kinowa
Stowe
Fiberel
Slese
ViTor Herbert
Antual. Music ‘Festival
Virgil Powell
Elis
Washington
D. ‘Universt
Aly
Thenanty
Davies
Seven
Iid
Texas
Swyrch
Levea
Allens
Cout
Wytheville
Virginia
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