City Election Deliberations and Local Notices
Lawrence prepares for a city election with two Board of Education seats and one councilman per ward. Voters may recall Ward 2, 3, and 4 members. bids for incumbents Hazen and Wilder noted. Obituaries, local commerce ads, and service notices interweave with small-town life and missing residents.
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Lawrence
Wariey
Board of Education
Faw
W, McFarlane
W. E. Hazen
Hazen
A. A. Eilit
Ilkley
Jonger
Joe Wilder
Joe
Lindley
Equnell
Sitth
Grant Rareatt
Alwis Ig
Czar Makes Concessions Amid Uprising Fears
In St Petersburg on February 2 the emperor urged panhantry to protect property rights and warned peasants against seizing private lands while promising relief measures. In Washington on February 2 William Walter Hamstorn, a Black man, was hanged for murdering his common law wife as J C Horton returns to Kansas City to oversee business interests and enjoy leisure post departure from the drug firm.
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St Petersburg
Apting
Panhantry
Washington
Willam Walter Hamstorn
J.C. Horton
Ely
Hage
Kansas City
Ifa
Peculiar Transactions In Wall Street customs house deed
Washington senator Sulzer introduced resolutions asking the attorney general for the date of the customs house deed in Wall Street its location why it has not been recorded in New York County and other facts about the sale of the customs house property to National City Bank He charged the sale was scandalous claiming the property was worth 10000000 while the bank paid 3205000 and has not paid anything.
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Washington
Fend
Sulzer Tortay
Senate
Custom House
Wall Street
County of
New York
National City Bank
Jn Salt
Baok
Means a Strike Leads to Conference Breakdown in Mitchel Era
In Indianapolis today coal operators and miners from the Central competitive and southwest districts met to discuss a possible continuation of the current wage scale. President Mitchell urged the miners to accept a fair settlement, while critic Robins of Pittsburgh denounced the proposed terms as absurd. Mitchell warned of no deal, indicating the parties may part ways and return home without an agreement. The difficulty follows a season of higher mine prices and ongoing labor tensions.
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Indl
Bel
Mitchell
Minera
L. Robina
Pittsburg
Michigan
Robbins
Wiedemann Hour Hound Candy Ad For Cold Relief
An advertisement urges readers to try Wiedemann hour hound candy on February 16 to ease cold symptoms, promising quick relief with a soothing, restorative effect. The copy emphasizes medicinal tone and local brand presence.
Marriage Certificate Filed Quiets Yerkes Mystery
Doubts about Mrs Yerkes marriage to Mir ager were settled by filing a certificate of marriage today. A newspaper quoted Mrs Yerkes saying she is happily married. Buy school books at Bough ton's. Washington reports the senate interstate commerce committee will vote on railroad rate bills February 1 with Dolliver Clapp Elking and Foraker measures under consideration. The larger vote will determine the majority measure. other bills likely go to minority reports. Topeka and return $1.05 via Union Pacific for mid winter exposition tickets on sale January 22 24 24 27 28 29 and February 1 2 Final return February 6.
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Washington
Senate
Dolliver
Topeka
Union Pacific
Kansas Mid-winter Exposition
Insurance Convention Debate On Uniform Legislation
Washington Feb 2 The president pardoned Midshipman John Paul Miller of Kentucky. Chicago Feb 2 The insurance convention today considered the effect of uniform legislation. Silk watches advertised for sale at Gustafson's in a brief retail note.
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Washington
John Paul Miller
Kentucky
Chicago
Anpapella
Cotton Census Road and Railroad Bill Debate
The census bureau estimated a total cotton crop of about 10.25 million bales after July with 250,434 bales yet to be ginned. Trading on the cotton exchange showed March and May contracts shifting after the report. In Washington, Rep Thomas North opened debate on the railroad bill with other lawmakers weighing in.
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New Orleans
Census Bureau
Cotton Exchange
Washington
Thomas North
North Carolna
Goulden
New York
Burton
Ohio
Broker Firm Resigns Involuntary Amicement Noted
Pittsburg report states Fred L Past Co brokers filed a voluntary amignement with liabilities listed at 100000 and assets at equal value. The jumble of ads and parliamentary snatches follows, including health tablets, bakery products, popcorn, and a reference to the statehood bill reading in Washington with a postponement after discussion.
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Pittsburg
Fred L Past Co
Local Sales Help Wanted At No 733 Main Street
Classified note offers positions for salespeople, promising easy work and high pay with no competition. Details show address 733 Main Street and urge immediate call.
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Weller
Atairs
Lectures on Unitarianism at the Weston church
Rev. Lewis G. Wilson of Weston Maas will lecture February 4 5 and 6 at the Unitarian Church. Lectures cover The Original of the Unitarian Movement The Organized Life of the Unitarian Churches and The Future of Liberal Christianity. Free and open to the public. Wilson appointed by the American Unitarian Association. Also Fred J. Lown to run a new restaurant and boarding at 911 Massachusetts Street.
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Lewis G. Wilson
Weston, Maas
Ete
Robert
Charles Billings
American Ualtarian Association
Unitarian Communion
American Unitarian Association
America
Lewis J. Wisan
American Jaliarian Association
Hoston
Association
Fred J. Lown
John Schreiner
Massachusetts Street
Interscholastic Meet Prizes Won By Two Cups
Two cups will be awarded at the April interscholastic meet: a grand prize for the meet winner and a second prize for the Kansas high school with the highest score. Missouri schools were initially opposed but the plan allows both cups to be won, with events and medals identical to last year. Lawrence and Kansas City athletes have begun training, boosting local hopes of sweeping both cups.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Josayh
Phechoal
Missouri
University
Fra
Whey
Kamnaasachoola
Kanag City
Seh
Kingas
Lawrences
A Great Month for The Journal in Town and Country
The Journal reports a record January with the strongest advertising and subscription figures in years. Newsrooms note expansive reach into county and country, subscriptions at 1.50 per year outside Lawrence, and public faith in the paper under its new life. Home made chili at Mrs Williams bakery.
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Lawrence
Associated Press
Thia
Arts
North Lawrence Barn Fire Damages Outbuildings
Firefighters were called at 1 30 to 366 Walnut Street North Lawrence to battle a blaze that destroyed a barn and several sheds behind a house owned by Louis Wabastz of Manhad lap. Loss not expected above seventy five dollars. Nearby incidents included a Union Pacific yard wreck and a liquor raid led by Sheriff Woodward at a Massachusetts street establishment.
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Walnut Street
Irwin
Louis Wabastz
Manhadlap
North Lawrence
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Woodward
Benjamin Palmer
Massachusetts Street
Palmer
P.M. Hervey
Prom
Wee
Harvey
Knapp
Russian threats prompt banker’s calm reply
Werlin reports in idle talk today he was condemned to death by Russian revolutionists for furnishing fiscal assistance to Russia. Harr Mende Iyoho, head of Mendelesoho Co, says he has received threatening letters bearing a skull and cross bones. He dismisses the threats as without importance.
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Loqajry
Russia
Harr Mende
Iyoho
Mendelesoho Co
Mny
Unginned Cotton Report Totals 250,884 Bales in Jan
Washington reports Director North’s January 16 1906 tally shows unginned cotton in the United States at 250884 bales. The figure highlights national cotton supply levels and agricultural results.
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Washington
North
United States
Cold wave grips New York and Northeast regions
The cold wave drove temperatures to 15 degrees above zero in New York City area, with Pittsfield reporting a drop of 40 degrees in sixteen hours and Plattsburgh noting 12 to 20 degrees below zero in Adirondacks. The ad for Hess meat market promotes Monarch cooked ox liver, pot roast, and California strip steak at 941 Mass., with 14 phones.
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Pittsfield
Maia
Plattesburg
N. Y
Adirondack
Monarch
California
Hess Meat Market
Mass
Loth
Amusing Mabel Paige to Play at Opera House Tuesday
Amusements notes Mabel Paige supported by an admirable company of players announced to appear at the opera house Tuesday evening. The dramatic season promises a large house with the popular star’s tour featuring At Cozy Corners pronounced a great success by press and public. Seats on sale now pass cards in great variety at Roughton's.
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Mabel Paige
Opera House
Coxy Corners
Pioneer Kansan Dead in Coffeyville Poisoning
George J. Baradollar, a pioneer Kansan and Republican, died at a Coffeyville hospital today from poisoning. He was well known in the community. Post card patents noted at Bough ton's.
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Coffeyville
George J. Baradollar
Sugarbeet Land Offer Near Douglas County
An advertiser touts a neat February excursion to offer irrigated sugarbeet land. The seller claims all shown lands are the best in years, priced at 885 or 875 per acre with one-fifth down, and invites prospective buyers to visit and compare by phone.
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Douglas County
Regents Meeting Tonight Aids University Projects
Regent Thomas W. Lutcher cannot attend the board meeting at Eldridge House where contracts for the Roseate and Juneaide laboratory basement and auditorium construction will be discussed. Audits of vouchers and treasurer books proceed amid lectures by Prof. Kay on The Silver Deplorats of Ontario and Prof. Bouron of Yale, with a large university gathering in chapel.
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Miss Sisson
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Kelly
Universlty of Michigan
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