The Opera Season Promises The Best Theatregoing Yet
The notice touts an upcoming opera season with Baus And Examiner of Tittes claims, listing a long lineup of performances and dates from September through May. It promises attractive attractions, mentions booking for 1907 03, and highlights venue convenience and sponsors Raymond & Co. with varied acts like Yankee Regent and Stixie Minstrels among many shows.
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Bart Ain
Dor
Philothead
Ebma
Buwersuck Opera
Trust Busters
Armin Whayers
Old Arkansas
Tom Lawson
Toyland
Rafferty
Prince Chap
Ter
William & Walker
Richard Mandell
Dixie
Dee
Lyceum Stock Co
Flaming Arrow
Due
Howard & Barrison
Dew
Seminary
Dunes
Stetson
Oh Sexton
Adelaide Thurston
C. B. Wanford
Lyman Twins
Strangee
Tywy
the Lockes
Sis Hopkins
Buster Brown
Maude Fealy
Max Figman
Weary King
Lunatic & Lady
Frank Macmillion
Paul Gilmore
Lion and the Mouse
Rewing Mustration Shows Siligrenas Ditween Ownership
A fragment mentions the Siligrenas Ditween and owning your home in a disrupted note about property or home ownership. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Xym
No Strike Declared by Railroad Telegraphers
Chicago august conference led by President Small Secretary Russell and AFL President Gompers decided there would be no strike by forty seven thousand railroad telegraphers. They will be asked to contribute to a strike fund of sixty thousand dollars.
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Chicago
Small
Russell
Telegraphers’ Union
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
State school fund August apportionment rises high
Topeka reports an August state school fund per capita of 63 cents totaling 317,617.65, the largest semi annual allotment since 1879 and the biggest yearly total since 1892. Boston notes additional apportionments to major counties with sums listed for Allen and others.
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Topeka
State
Fairchild
Boston
J. Warren
United States
Allen
Atchison
Weity
Bourbon
Cheyenne
Cowley
Crawford
Dong
Las
Leavenworth
Washington
Cir- Montgomery
Rano
Harriman Tales in Interview on Railroads Control
Reno report quotes E H Harriman saying federal ownership of railroads is not yet feasible he believes railroads could be his if he could control them and the time is not yet here for government ownership the remarks were made in an interview on August 16.
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Reno
E. H. Harriman
Fire in West Baltimore warehouse erupts in two firms
A blaze this afternoon swept a five story double warehouse in West Baltimore flats, housing N. B. Lobe and company matting and rug merchants and Grattan Lobe company auctioneers of woolens. Helen Hornaday and Gertrude Kirchoff traveled to Clinton for a short visit.
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Baltimore
N. B. Lobe and Company
Grattan-Lobe Company
Woolens
Helen Hornaday
Gertrude Kirchoff
Clinton
The Hog Men and University Collaboration in Douglas County
The hog men visiting today mirror the State University at Lawrence in elevating hog quality. Both aim to turn raw material from high schools into finished products and to harmonize efforts for greater outcomes. Douglas County boasts premier land near the Kansas City markets, with unmatched advertising facilities, inviting hog men to engage and improve standards.
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State University
Lawrence
University
Douglas County
Kansas City
Sutton
Late Repentance Speaks on Rail Fare Change
Aug 16 Abilene notes state railroad commissioners near a special meeting this fall to discuss fare adjustments. Brewer urges a one cent fare, Frank Ryan and board attorney Katvan weigh action. debate centers on board authority and timeliness of a fare order.
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Speka
Abilene
State Board
Railrecul Commissioners
Db Gor Aumview Is Met Popular.” Brewer
Frank Rya
Commission
Rank Katvan
Money Loaned in State Deposits Auction
Topeka August 1 state loaned 971000 baiks under the depositer system. Highest interest rate was 3 percent offered by Northrup National Bank of Iola. Seventy seven banks bid. thirty were funded. Commercial National Bank of Kansas City and Bank of Topeka received 14000. Smallest sum 6000 to Souray State Bank. Lowest accepted rate 75 percent, most bids above 3 percent, one bid 34 percent with certified check.
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Topeka
Northrup National Bank of Iola
Commercial National Bank
Kansas City
Bank of Topeka
Souray State Bank
Sutton Hog Sale Draws Middle West Visitors
The Sutton Hog Sale attracted visitors from across the Middle West with a smoker at the Merchants' Club last night. This afternoon a public sale was scheduled as guests toured the city by auto and viewed local sights while merchants noted strong buying interest among attendees from Bowling Green Missouri to Topeka Kansas.
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Merchants’ Club
Sen
Meghatan
J. R. Carr
Bowling Green
Avery
Riley
Kansas
Henry
Qallain
Buswell
Joplin
Gentry
Sudatia
Marcus A. Wood
Meminsburg
TY. M. Darlington
Topeka
Walker
Kansas City
le Page
A. Heath
C.J. Conmmeil
Vandalia
W. Hf
Thades
Apt. Kiattsas
Marshall
Ted. Congden
Pawnes
GW. Miller
Keldon
W.I. Coosa
White Hall
Wlal. Campbell
Literburg
JW. Lite
Liverbarg
Wo Morgan
Hessian
la Milvy
Senses
Not the Money: Telegraphers Union Fund Sparks Claims
Cay Aug 16 Cal A member of the grievance committee of the Cumsaphers union notes the Order of Railway Telegraphers has offered to aid striking commercial men with their funds. Records from Minneapolis show the protective fund stood at 624,404.37 on March 31 1907 and the general fund held 159,288.24, not available for allied unions. A referendum among 36 000 members would be required to approve any aid beyond 62100.
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Cay
Cal
Teed
Cumsaphers
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Minneapolis
Tast
L. W. Quick
Trailroad Men’s Union
Order of Rail‘road Telegrapher’ Union
Wereial Tel
Great Hog Sale Promises Lawrence Central Role
The S. E. Sutton hog sale in Lawrence attracts attention for its emphasis on high priced hogs. Sutton grows quality stock aimed at supporting local food production and boosting Lawrence as a hub beyond education. Prices reach levels comparable to breakfast bacon, highlighting scarce high priced stock.
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S. E. Sutton
Lawrence
Douglas County
Mr. Sutton
Mrr
Sutton Ig
Sutton
Washington Works Amid Telegraph Strike Dispatch
Washington agencies report government business proceeding with promptness despite a strike at Western Union. The message, read around noon, notes all circuits are manned and major offices are handling duties, while some delays occur due to officials sending orders by mail and operators aiding other company offices.
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Washington
Amy
Wash- Thelen
Cusul
Western Union Telegraph Company
Millionaire policeman Nicholas Hunt reinstated at Hyde Park HQ
Chicago Aug 16 Inspector Nicholas Hunt once deemed the richest policeman in the world was reinstated by Chief Shippy and placed in charge of his Hyde Park headquarters. He had been deposed a year earlier on superannuation and later faced charges of using police for political purposes. His return drew hundreds of friends and sparked speculation about mayoral politics and labor clashes with unions. You can't always tell the size of a woman's foot from the size of her shoe.
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Chicago
Nicholas Hunt
Shippy
Hyde Park
Jon M. Collins
Busse
Inspector Hunt
Reunion for Kansans' First Free State Legislature Fifty Years On
Lawrence plans a semi centennial reunion for survivors of Kansas Territory 1854 first Free State Legislature with Gov Morrill inviting Col Learnard and efforts to locate living members A roster and biographical souvenir are proposed to mark December 7 in Lawrence as the event approaches with pride in local history.
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Territory
Kan
Lawrence
Col. Learnard
Morrill
O. E. Learnard
Kansas
Lawrones
Sion
N. Morrilt
Learnard
Reading of Mrs Eddy letters continues in New Hampshire case
In Concord New Hampshire a special master hears readings of correspondence in the suit by Mary Baker Eddy relatives for an accounting of her property. John Kelley introduces letters including one by Eddy claiming a publisher delayed proofs was guided by Malicious Animal Magnetism. Other letters are produced as objections arise over an autopsy demand to probe her late husband’s death for potential arsenical poisoning.
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Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Ahs
John Kelley
Eddy
For Sale and Rent Notices from Local Household Classifieds
Furniture for sale by Mrs. Bella Evans asks inquiries at 1315 Connecticut St and home phone 576. A six to seven room house to rent is sought close in with address noted as "y. A." near the Journal. A girl is wanted for general house work at 116 W. Lee St.
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FOE Sale
Connecticut St
Bella Evans
Y. A.” Esre
W. Lee St
Government to sue International Harvester for Sherman Act violation
Washington reports the government will institute suit against International Harvester for alleged anti trust violations under the Sherman Act. Papers are being drawn and action is proposed to begin in Chicago through Home Book Co. successor to the Department of Justice.
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Washington
International Harvester Company
Home Book Co
Department of Justice
Wolf
Chicago
Room Hunt Guides University Students Toward Sanitary Housing
A citywide canvass seeks rooms for University of Central students and jobs to support schooling. Registrar Foster reports twenty to thirty letters daily from students seeking part time work as many plan to rent, while merchants cooperate to provide positions. The university anticipates about one thousand students this year amid a push for clean, affordable housing.
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David Philipp
Elem Curt
Arka Street
New York Street
Niuch Success Bar
Stuents
Stulents
Seriool
Foster
No Change in Telegraphers Strike Conditions Kansas City Aug 14
Kansas City August 14 There is no change in the telegraph operators strike as of last night G W Brownson Western Union manager states no reinforcements will be hired until further orders Two weeks pay is to be drawn by strikers Saturday payrolls are underway Union funds help sustain the walkout which national scope and impact is claimed The company reports gradual normalization and no new hires today with existing staff handling workload
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Kansas City
G. W. Brownson
Western Union
Brownsom
St. Louis
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