Valuable Shoes Robbery At Sutelings Shay Store
Thieves broke into a Massachusetts shoe store escaping bootless after failing to unlock the door. The owner, Mr. Hutchings, lamented a vast stock of high top shoes stolen or damaged and offered a reward for information. The incident coincides with a push for new offices for the investment and upholstery firms, now moved to the second floor of the People's Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shay
Massachusetts
Qtek
Hutchings
Gouda
Journal Offers Loose Leaf Printing In Lawrence Office
A Lawrence businessman notes the Journal bindery offers the best loose leaf printing, cheaper and more customizable than out-of-town services. The Hosford Investment Co. has moved to the second floor of the People's Bank Building, and Squirea the photographer touts his pictures as the paper’s best advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tord Juvestiavat Co
People’s Bank Builling
Lawrence
Jearch
Journal Athee
Dorst
The
Hosford Investment Co
People’s Bank
War rules debate shows diverging views among powers
A fragmented discussion on war laws notes Britain supports belligerent blockades and enemy searches while the United States and Japan show cautious alignment. Continentals argue only warships may seize, with disputes over neutral rights and confiscations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Bert Petty
Teeiehy
Neutine Teadew
Henrys
Mpaisie Thalia
le Jaury
Ted
Adin Clavius
Staektem
Pire Heorge
Wilson
Uprown University
Giernatuy
qHiTereures
Opin
Britain
Divitsin
America
Dapanda
Japan
Russia
Personal notes from Kansas City and surrounding towns
A collection of brief personal notices from Kansas City and surrounding towns. The items mention numerous residents and visitors such as Miss Helen Phipps in Topeka, Dr Clara Kreba visiting Kansas City, Mrs Lacey Kinnesr reported ill, and Miss Caroline Neal in Kansas. Other entries note travel to Abilene, trips to Boston and New England, and engagements involving Mrs Cynthia Smith, Mr and Mrs M Chaplin, and Chizard Nystrom among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Phipps
Topeka
I. Hudson
Clara Kreba
Kansas City
Lacey Kinnesr
Caroline Neal
Kansas
Walton
Abilene
C. Patterson
Kaspits Wity
Ud. Melthouser
Gregg McElheny
Herman Matern
Diving Hill
Boston
Park Hetzel
Laura Gracber
Gertrude Messler
Baldy
Frances Houlton
Innes
Atkinson
George J. Barker
Miss Valley Hemming
Pearl Brillar
Ottawa
John Haskell
Mable Haskell
New England
H. Jones
Alden
Oklo
Mary Schultz
Everge Schultz
Cynthia Smith
Charles Curtis
Samuel McMurty
Cotleyville
C. W. Phillips
Tutily
Gretta Motter
Francesa Dinsmoor
Clayton
Henry Asher
Fredonia
Kanns
M. Chaplin
George Schultz
Pennsylvania
The Rustin Case Trial Resumes With Witness Testimony
In Judge Seay's court Charles F. Davis faces murder charges in Rustin case. Mrs Abbie Rice again testifies while the defense lodges frequent objections. The court allows much of Mrs Hices prior testimony to stand.
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Saha
Ned
Dee
Charles FE. Davis
Rustin
Oo Merning
Lawrence Diamonds Trade Boosts Local Jeweler
Lawrence di amonds report Gustafson buying best stones from world markets. Eli Morwitz of Armstine Bros. traveled from New York to sell thousands of dollars in stones to Gustavson, who adds a premium gem to his stock. Morwitz notes Lawrence residents buy more and better diamonds than other cities of its size. Also Emporia Frat Men Suspended for Fraternity Fight. six Emporia College students named Edwin Dunaway Oswego Edmund Riggs Alston McCarty Humphrey Jones Curtis Allen Ray Everett suspended by faculty.
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Gustafson
Eli Morwitz
Armstine _ Bros
Hargest
Jeountry
New York
Ono
Aristise Bros
South Africa
Brazil
Mr. Horwitz
Lawrence
Emporia
Kans
College of Emporia
Edwin Dunaway
Oswego
Edmund Riggs
Alston McCarty
Humphrey Jones
Curtis Allen
Ray Everett
Emporis
Beta Theta Kappa
Evans-Metcalf Co offers wagons buggies and more
Christmas sales ad from a historic Evans-Metcalf Co notice promotes wagons buggies runabouts sewing machines and a whip. The ad credits Squires the photographer and notes copyright pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans-Metcaly CO
Evans-Metcalf CO
Robbed Kansas Mail Pouch Found Near Bonner Springs
A mail pouch thrown from the Union Pacific Denver Express near Bonner Springs was found by trackmen half a mile west of town. The pouch torn open. cause and missing mail not yet determined. Postal authorities could not confirm losses. The incident occurred after the Kansas City departure at 6 20 last night.
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Bonner Spring
Kansas City
Bonner Springs
Kansas
Union Pacific
Denver
Tissing
Old Settler Dead Prominent Leavenworth Citizen Passes
Leavenworth Kansas December 5 Robert Armstrong age 92 or 97? a longtime resident died at his home of heart failure. He served as deputy United States surveyor general and helped in subdivisional surveys across western Kansas and Oklahoma. He leaves a wife and four daughters. In Louisville Kentucky December 4 Frank E Lammers, grief stricken after accidentally killing his pet dog, shot himself with the same weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kans
Robert Armstrong
United States
Kansas
Oklahoma
Soo
Louisville
Frank E. Lammers
Wanted Cook for Club House at 1328 Ohio
Classified short notes list a cook needed for the club house at 1328 Ohio with Bell phone 268. A lost sum of money on the streets offers a reward from Sam Bryant of 1215 Delaware Street. Also for sale are the late W T Neate's personal effects and business stock plus four rooms for light housekeeping at 943 New Hampshire Street.
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Ohio
Bell
Sam Bryant
Delaware Street
W. T. Neate
Jbotsebak
New Hampshire Street
Mysterious deaths lead to arrest in Arkansas millworker
In Marked Tree Arkansas William McBroom a millworker is arrested for murder after the mysterious poisoning deaths of his two daughters Ola Leona 2 and Elizabeth 8. The coroner's investigation is pending and McBroom is taken to Jonesboro for safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ost
Railroads Case Sparks Judicial Ruling On Expediting Act
In Lake Boston Masa on December 4, three judges of the United States circuit court granted a certiorari to accelerate actions involving the Boston & Maine railroad. The case centers on whether the expediting act is constitutional, with arguments from the Attorney General Bonaparte’s office and opposing counsel for the railroads. The dispute asks the court to compel relinquishment of holdings and expedite proceedings against the railroad’s stock.
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Vermont 1
Lake
Boston
Masa
United States Circuit Court
Trailroad
River flood threatens Pine Bluff as city braces
Disjointed reports describe Arkansas River rising over the bend at Pine Bluff with dynamite blasts heard nearby floodwaters surge toward town. A warehouse and storefront overhangs face collapse while residents seek safety as the river gains upstream and the area girds for further rise.
F. A. A. Elects Officers at Athens Council Meeting
The Athens Council held a semi annual election of officers last night. Newly elected president was C. Finch and the Observer appointments were Frank Lohman and S. C. Bishop. Ex officio members include George Hackman and a slate of listed inspectors and members led by A. J. Aneth Laslett and E. R. Keith.
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Athens Council
Fo Aal AL
Otto Wi Vast Vream
Ir Tere
J. Anier
Ave Passo
de Ellis
Wah Sehetl
Observer
Frank Lohman
Sentinel
S. C
Gustafson Adds Five Thousand Dollars in White Stones
A crowded scene as a diamond van displayed an exceptional assortment of white stones in Gustafson's jewelry shop. Gustafson, famed for his gem expertise, stated he is stocking up heavily as holiday demand rises and promises top quality stones for Christmas gifts.
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Gustafson
Dismond
Gus‘tafson
Quiet at Port au Prince Amid Haunting Unrest
Quiet conditions prevail in Port au Prince with no disorders reported and hopes for normalcy. General Simon delays entry into Port au France until tomorrow, planning a triumphal tour with about 35 000 troops as his forces are not fully concentrated. The general is about fifteen miles from Port au Prince. Christmas past cards draw attention with Buyeton’s and A Young’s Creak and Shoe Sale promotions inserted.
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Port Au Prince
Simon
Port Au France
Markets by Wire Kansas City and Chicago on Dec 4
Wheat and corn prices moved with receipts tallied at 72 cars in Kansas City for Dec 1.00 to 1.0044, May 1.03%, July 0.9734, No 2 hard around 1.08, No 2 red 1.07. Cash for wheat and corn showed mixed quotes. Kansas City oats, rye, hay, butter, eggs listed with varied values. Live cattle receipts and prices noted. hogs and other livestock quoted. Chicago market totals show standard December and May futures for wheat and corn, oats and pork prices, with cattle and stockers figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hay
Choice
Choice Prairie
Chicago
Tobacco War Nears Final Divide in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on December 4, representatives of independent tobacco factories from across the country met to apportion tobacco secured by the Independent Manufacturers' Association from the Equity Society. The total amount seized by independents was 25 percent or 20 million pounds to be divided among members.
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Cincin
Cincinnati
Avena
Burley Tobacco
Tobacco Trust
Independent Manufacturers’ Association
Equity Society
Indet Manufacturers’ Association
Miles to Washington Prominent Manufacturer to Appear
Miles of Racine Wisconsin, head of the tariff committee for the national association of manufacturers, arrived to testify before the House Ways and Means Committee as an individual not as a representative. He runs a large independent business in agricultural implements carriages and wagons.
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Washington
H. E. Miles
Racine
Wis
National Association of Manufacturers
Ways and Means Committee
House
Miles
Medals for Kansas Boys James and August Ficken Rewarded
Two Kansas boys, James and August Ficken near Bison, saved 350 passengers by signaling a Missouri Pacific passenger train near a washout on the night of June 16. The railway awarded gold medals, inscribed Presented by the Missouri Pacific Railway Company, for Train No. 2 on June 16, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Kansas
H. G. Clark
Colorado
Hervie
Restrain Express Co Ordered to Show Cause in SF Court
Five large San Francisco dry goods firms secured a court order requiring Wells Fargo Express to show cause why a temporary injunction should not stand against its new shipping rates. Judge Van Vleet ordered action after protests over rate changes from 12 percent to 92 percent advances on various shipment sizes between New York and Pacific coast points.
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San Francisco
van Vleet
Arze Express Company
New York
Picifie
Toy and Doll Store Open Evenings Through Christmas
Our store serves as head quarters for Toys and Dolls with stock on display. Come in now to avoid the holiday rush and you can have us store your packages and deliver when needed. Open every evening until Christmas.
Anto and Hack Livery Opens Day and Night Services
Anto and Hack Livery offers round the clock service with prompt responses for all orders. Carriage painting and trimming in connection. Baggage handling available. Francisco and Todd operate the business at 139, 812-814 Vermont Street.
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Anto
Francisco & Todd
Vermont Street
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Neville’s Girnar
J. M. Neville
FAA
Bell Phone
Lyric Lawrence
Aurora
Wudeville
Lewis and St. Chure
Harry Hutchings
Sostard Investment Ca
Y Bank
Squirea
J. Pierson
Black Seal Cigars
U. S
A. Monroe
Lawrence Diamonds
Christmas
Squires
Monager
Addreza
Morris Whole Bale
Ron
Columbia
Arkansas River
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Roosevelt
Stein
Columbia University
Lyman Abbott
Ark
Tients
Peente
Dircetia
Boss Point
Pittsburg
Ori
Treeling
National League For We
Qutluck
Tice
Hoosevelt
West
Carnegie Lyceum
National League For Civic Education of Women
Carnegie Ball
Interurban
Woman Suffrage Council
Charles F. Ackde
Clarence Mackey
of Athens
C. . Finch
Athens
J. &. Finch
Boughton
Mass
A. Young
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Association of Life Insurance
Paul Morton
John H. Finley
College of the City of
Squires Studio
Gustafang
Little Rock
Rock Island Railroad
Kerrs
Here
Boughton’s
Association
Soca
Restrain Express CO
Soxman’s
Hoadley
Avasim
Mrs. Prentiss Unme Store
Bullene & Hackman
Innes Store
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
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