Physicians and Surgeons Directory Entry
Keith Omics in the Muspltal notes general practice with office at 41 Main and Phillips Physician and Surgeon located at 6 East Henry Street phone 106. residence 74 Kuudersland Street phone 3s. another office over Woodward's Drug Store.
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Muspltal
Jealls
Ce Phillips
Dice
East
Ienry Street
Kuudersland Street
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Uechtel
Ubbe
Kentucky
Phate Fealdenice
Yayne Alt Gray
Frisco Train Collision Kills Two Men Near Pawnee
Ft. Scott Kan Dec 16 Two men die in a collision on a Frisco freight train on a long bridge south of Pawnee Kap The rear section rammed the forward unit A brakeman P M Hermitage Monett Mo was pinned between cab and tender and burned to death Others escaped by jumping from the trestle with injuries reported as bystanders tried to assist
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Ft. Scott
Kan
Pawnee
Kap
P. M. Hermitage
Monett
Sea of Azof Recedes Leaving Shifting Shoreline At Taygaurog
A Russian report from St. Petersburg dated December 16 notes the sea of Azof is receding rapidly. In Taygaurog the bed of the sea is visible for thousands of feet after five days of retreat, winds drive sand over the town, vessels lie stranded, and harbor work is severely reduced due to the water shortage.
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St. Petersburg
Wichita Citizen Dead in Rooming House Incident
Wichita Kan December 16 Prominent citizen W H Love more dies in a rooming house under peculiar circumstances Police believe he was drugged by a gang of crooks operating in the city Death occurred within an hour of securing a room Chase of a thief covered 75 miles by local report
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Juptin
Lovemore
Wichita
Kan
Shortage grows as bank cashier notes larger loss
A new shortage of 82000 brings total known losses to 317000 in the Emporia Bank accounts. Paul Yale National Bank reports a man who died by his own hand, and a thief who stole a valuable team and buggy from Dr Welscher, with a pursuer in sight across long distances. Money demanded under threat, and a narrow fire escape are reported nearby.
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New Haven
Cono
Ase
Bushnell
Emporia Bank
Paul Yale National Bank
Welcher
Ianover
Washington
Dafin
Welscher
Wanover
Tenement Blaze from Exploded Lamp Causes Peril
A lamp explosion in a New York tenement seriously burned John Stankerviteh, his daughter, wife, and son. neighbors on the floor above were found half suffocated and rescued by a policeman. Multiple fires and crimes are reported across cities including Pittsburg and Topeka with various casualties and legal actions.
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New York
John Stankerviteh
Stankerviteh
Toof
Old Resident Dead in Pratt Burn Fire
W J Brewster, an old Pratt Kansas resident and prominent business man, died from burns suffered in a fire on December 5. The report notes his death occurred December 16.
Loomis Speech Sparks Comment On Colombia Pact
Washington reports say Assistant Secretary of State H Loomis exposed key facts on Colombia's stance toward the Hay Herran treaty at a New York banquet. Colombian envoy Reyes, in Washington, read Loomis remarks but declined to comment, calling himself a diplomat. Moody ordered formation of a Caribbean Sea Battalion to be attached to the Caribbean Sea Squadron, to be based at Colon. Rear Admiral Coghlan reports quiet conditions along the northern coast.
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H. Loomis
New York
Colombia
Reyes
Loomis
Moody
George F. Eliott
Marine Corps
Coghlan
Navy Department
Colon
Gove County Crop Totals Show Large Yields
A state board summary reports Gove County crops totaling 909180 dollars, 420 per person. Brown production equals 325000 dollars at 157 per capita. Jewel products exceed 4000000 dollars at 21 per capita. Decatur crops amount to 92790000 dollars, 322 per capita.
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Topeka
State Board of Agriculture
Gove County
Brown
Jewel
Decatur
Admiral Rod gers and family narrowly escape gas danger
In New York a coal gas incident at the commandant’s house nearly asphyxiated Admiral Rodgers Mrs Rodgers Frederick and a servant. They were treated by a physician and recovered. the admiral was not seriously affected.
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New York
Free
Admiral Rodgers
Manning chosen president of world’s fair board
In St Louis on December 16 Mrs Daniel Manning of Albany New York was elected president of the world s fair board of lady managers thirteen of fifteen votes she was nominated by Miss Gould and a resolution was adopted to suspend the board size rule to add another woman member Mrs John T Davis of St Louis was named for the board
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Daniel Manning
Albany
N. Y
John T. Davis
Water supply the cause typhoid epidemic report
Lt George A Soper a sanitary expert on the Engineering News typhoid outbreak at butter Pa says the epidemic is not yet at its peak about half the cases have not reached a critical stage and calls it the most severe typhoid in recent memory attributing it to a suspension of mechanical alteration of the city water supply surface sources provide the water and funds are urgently needed for relief of the sick and destitute NEW KANSAS RAILROAD
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New York
George A. Soper
Butter
Topeka Gets Charter for Missouri Pacific Railway
A charter was granted today in Topeka for the Topeka to Waterville railroad project under the Missouri Pacific banner. Capital stock is 850,000, with route proposed through Shawnee Jackson Pottawatomie Nemaha and Marshall counties to the state's northern western edge. Headquarters will be in Topeka.
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Rankfort and Northwestern Railway Company
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Marshall
Missouri Pacific
Root as a witness before Wood inquiry in Washington
Secretary of War Root testified before the committee examining General Wood's record. He defended Wood against charges raised during the hearings and read extracts from official correspondence related to Wood's administration as governor general of Cuba.
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Vec
Root
Wood
Cuba
No Effect on Kratz Case Washington Dee
State department officials say failure of information in St Louis boodlers cases will not stop the effort to extradite Charles Kratz, held in Guadalajara Mexico as a fugitive from Justice New York. Also obituary for John C. Hennessey, aged 71. Other items note senate appropriation report on holiday adjournment, a fatal mine explosion in Cherokee Kansas and prohibition convention date set for June 29. Local notes include the 130th Boston Tea Party anniversary observed by Daughters of the American Revolution.
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State Department
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Boston
Lawrence
The
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Mrs. Paul &. Brooks
NOT BOUND BY CAUCUS Senate Conference Deliberates Cuban Reciprocity
Democratic senators met in Washington on December 16 to decide how to vote on party questions and the Cuban reciprocity bill. They ruled caucus votes would not bind individual ballots and that each senator may choose freely. The group postponed settled action on the Panama Canal treaty and planned future meetings on related issues.
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Washington
Appeal to Governor over mining threats in Kiowa County
Citizens of Wildman Kiowa county appeal to Governor Fensuson asking protection for persons and property from homestead entrymen guarding mineral claims. They allege depredations including filled shafts and stolen tools, unfair court denials for miners, contested land office dismissals, and a county official-backed combination against miners. A report of trouble from Kiowa county sheriff is requested.
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O. T
Fensuson
Wildman
Kiowa
Five Years in Prison for German NCO
Berlin reports a court martial sentenced noncommissioned officer Kranzki to five years imprisonment and dishonorable discharge due to mistreatment of soldiers and abuse of authority. The verdict cited brutality by the officer, who allegedly mistreated an ox driver.
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Kranzki
Theort
Branzki
Spooner Voices Against Cuba Reciprocity Bill
In Washington on December 16 Senator Spooner spoke in the Senate about the Cuban reciprocity bill. He discussed the opponents varying positions and criticized the Newlands resolution inviting Cuba to join the United States, hoping it would be postponed indefinitely as invitations can be treated as commands.
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Senate
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Newlands
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United States
Mayor Gilbert Offered Bribe, Testimony Reveals
Kansas City Kansas mayor Gilbert testified before the grand jury that he was offered 5,001 by the brick paying trust to appoint a city counselor likely to favor their contracts. This was said to be the second bribe offer he faced. The piece also notes Van Oden Vogt’s remarks at Leaders Institute and a Missouri farmer anecdote.
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Kan
Gilbert
van Oden Vogt
Christian Endeavor Society
Leaders Institute
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Ake
Ley
Philadelphila Press
HITS AND MISSES ON GLOBAL INDUSTRY TRENDS
The rain hoax in Australia is studied by drought busters as electricity replaces hydraulic power in Europe and Britain. Canada buys 137 606 189 worth from the US and sells 71 783 919 worth. New warships under private contract are 12 to 53 months late. Servians view work in trade as unworthy of freedom, harming government efforts to build industry.
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Europe
Great Britain
Canada
Japan Statesmen Consider Firm Stand Against Russia
Tokyo reports a special conference of elder statesmen of Japan considering a firm stance against Russia amid renewed admiralty activity and possible naval demonstration. Separately, the State Department received the Hay-Bunau-Varilla canal treaty in a steel box. Holiday ads fill The Journal with seasonal offers from Lawrence merchants and shops. An obituary notes Mex McDonald, Kansas leader and later U S senator, died in New York after a career in government contracts and business.
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New York
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Kansas
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Mrs W E Moore Death Tells of Fairdance News
Telegram announces the death of Mrs. W. E. Moore of Fairdance Pennsylvania as Mrs Hurd recovers from illness. The German sewing circle meets at 825 Alabama Street with Mrs S Birnstengle tomorrow. Teachers from Lawrence head to Topeka for state association December 20 to 31. High school girls basketball teams travel to Topeka for a game Saturday. Scott Wooking of Holton attends the regents meeting tomorrow.
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Myrtle Barton
Clinton
Albert Worey
Lawrence
Blue Rapids
State Teachers’ Association
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Scott Wooking
Holton
Cromwell tells Roosevelt a sporting tale in Washington
William Nelson Cromwell, representative of the French Panama canal commission, met President Roosevelt in Washington and shared a sporting anecdote. He recalled a German friend who joked about danger in sport and a shootout incident involving his brother-in-law. The piece notes Panama's port and banana industry centers near Colon.
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Washington
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Boston Post
University of Kansas selects debating squads by merit
Debating teams at Kansas will be chosen from three squads of about twelve under the guidance of Professors Burdick, Lawrence, and Frazer. A 36 member pool will yield 16 for Nebraska, Colorado, and Missouri team places. Regents meet tomorrow with routine business. Christmas activities and campus notices follow, including ticket deadlines and local gift drives.
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Markets by Wire Live Stock and Commodities Rice
Kansas City and Chicago market notes from December 16 cover cattle and hog prices, grain futures, and farm products. Cattle figures show native steers, stockers, and cows with varied ranges. hog prices list heavy and packers. wheat, corn, rye, hay, butter, and eggs values given. receipts noted with wheat at 243 cars.
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