Medical Practice Ad With Limited Contact Details
A fragmented classified style notice offers medical services including gynecology and general practice. Mentions city visit and travel cost like one point seven miles per dollar, with overlapping telephones and irregular formatting.
Roosevelt Letter Defends Small Stock Owners on Grazing Privileges
Washington December 23 President Roosevelt replies to Secretary Wilson on grazing fees and permits for horses and cattle in forest reserves upholding the regulations to take effect January 1 1906. The letter answers a protest from western cattlemen and supports the department’s formula.
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Striking Printers Union Fails To Force Russian Strike
In St Petersburg the printers union, despite being highly organized, cannot compel a newspaper strike. The pro-Russian congress scheduled for St Petersburg tomorrow may be postponed due to the strike, while Moscow’s Zemstva congress is fixed for January. The political strike’s appeal as a revolutionary tool seems waning, possibly driving revolutionaries back to terrorism. High agents from revolutionary groups in Geneva have returned to Russia, prompting tightened security around St Petersburg and Tsarskoe Selo.
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Signals test and Moscow barricades in December dispatches
Dr Carlton Simon reports Tapley died after a botched hanging with signs of life for about half a minute as executioners carried out the torture protocol. In London a Moscow dispatch notes barricades on Tretiakov Street, repeated clashes between revolutionists and troops with machine gun support.
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Hamilton meeting disrupted as inquiry uncovers boodle details
An investigating committee revealed further information on boodle during a disruption of a Hamilton led gathering. Hamilton handled money and will not return. his deposition will be read before the committee as the probe continues.
Burial of Walter Florer in Plymouth Church services
The body of Walter Florer who died of consumption in Colorado will arrive this evening. Funeral services are set for tomorrow afternoon at 230 at the Plymouth Congregational church, conducted by Rav Dr Lowe in the pastor’s absence. A house party in Ellsworth, Kansas will be attended by University students. A Kansas City to Lawrence crowd will travel by special car. County Attorney Bailey reports open law violations have largely ceased. McCall, son of the New York Life president, returned from Europe aboard the Loraine to address Hamilton and the insurer’s accounting before the legislative committee.
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Ellaworth
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Hamilton
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YOST MAKES SUGGESTIONS FOR FOOTBALL REFORM
Coach Yost advocates major changes to football rules including back of scrimmage play, no full abolition of rough tackling but ruling against double tackling, central officials board, 30 minute halves, and strict enforcement of penalties. He cites Michigan safety history and stresses discipline and gentlemanly play.
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Postoffice Christmas Distribut Sunday Busy Day at Point Office
The Point postoffice schedules a Sunday rush as letter carriers rearrange parcels for afternoon pickup so customers can receive boxes before Christmas. Only one Christmas day mail run is planned to speed delivery and allow more holiday time. The Elks will host Bikes Christmas tree at the opera house Monday at 10:30 with about 200 children invited. program includes candies nuts fruits toys and warm clothing gifts.
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Hydrophobia Claims Town's Mascot Dog Tubby
"Tubby" the Beta Theta Pi mascot, a well known town dog, was shot after showing hydrophobia symptoms for days. Jess Worley kept the dog, which may not have bitten others, but owners are advised to monitor their pets for two weeks.
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Tradenss Good merchants enjoy best year yet
Merchants report the best year on record with lively spending by people who bought the right sorts of goods. The week has been pleasantly cool and people are out in the open enjoying the weather and commerce.
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A. W. Armstrong
Armstrong
Africa
Many Lawrence residents visit in Kansas City over holidays
A page of social notes lists numerous Lawrence residents and visitors frequenting Kansas City for Christmas and holidays. Names include Monroe, Mrs George Jewets, Henry Collina, W B Brownell, Prof Emerson, Miss Lulu Linton, Albert Flintom, Alisa Alma Le Duc, George Jeffries, and many other locals traveling to Topeka, Chicago, Denver, and surrounding towns.
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Kansas City
George Jewets
Alisa Alma le Duc
Chicago
George Jeffries
Indianapolis
W. A. Grifith
Emporia
Mra
P. Wilson
Elmer K. Bogan
Mias Olive Brockelsby
Will Dildine
Chanute
Robert Morrow
Florence Stubbs
Denver
Icolo
Micha ‘Stanton
F. Tripp
Virgil
Greenwood County
Kansas
Harvey Dean
Albert Melander
Kansan City
Ming Wynoon Orvis
Gertrude Orvig
Mian Carria Dorward
W. B. Dorward
G. B. Kally
Kanage City
M. E. Kelly
Lawrence
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Lawrents
John Speer
Sidney Clark
Speer
Clark
Reared Here Was Davis New Kansas City Buyer
James M. Davis, born in Douglas county near Hesper, bought a large Kansas City property. He rose from poverty by selling stereoptical views, built a fortune, and founded Friesda college at Wichita, with Edmund Stanley as president. He owns farms in the county and plans further endowments for Friands university.
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Tee
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Christmas services at multiple churches listed in detail
Sunday items recap church services across Unitarian Pilgrims Plymouth First Baptist First Methodist and other churches. It notes service times Christmas programs choral music Sunday schools and special musical offerings with named choirs performers and pastors. Public invited to all events and decorations noted.
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Faure
Auttoch
Parker
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Markets by Wire Live Stock Trade Across Cities
Kansas City reports cattle at 13 000 with unchanged tone while hogs fall, heavy hogs at 16 05 105.15. Packers bid around 84.95 to 85.10 and light pigs weigh in near 4.50 to 8.0. Chicago shows cattle at 1 400 with hogs at 15 000 and top hog near 3 10.
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