Local Businesses Advertise Services In Lawrence
A block of town ads lists First Class Barber Samuel Quick buying Eastman barber shop on Bridge Street, J S Sculener succeeding E B Edmonds Meat Market, Park Grocery by Woodard & Burr, Brown & Emmons grocery, Winn & Karns gas fitting, and King Hotel under new management. Also notes East Warren Street Grocery, Messenheimer Meats, and local retail lines with phone numbers and delivery notes.
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Samuel Quick
Eastman
Bridge Street
North Lawreces
Winn & Karns
Pampa
Milla
Lawrence
Kansas
King Hotel
Vermont &T
Tew
John Shields
Ottawa
East Warren
Messenheimer
Bell Phone
Dalton A Trusty Outside Prison Walls After Fourteen Years
Emmet Dalton, a noted Kansas life prisoner at Leavenworth, was made a trusty and today left the walls for the first time in fourteen years. He becomes the runner for mine officers and may move about the prison, the farm, post office, and Lansing unguarded. Dalton, imprisoned March 6, 1893, has long served in the tailor shop. Officials express confidence but fear he may attempt to escape. He holds a life sentence for second degree murder.
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Leavenworth
Kay
Emmet Dalton
Kansas Penitentiary
Dalton
Lansing
Ile
Scond
Rockefeller Gift To General Education Board Hits 32 Million
New York February gift of 32 million dollars in income bearing securities announced by John D. Rockefeller Jr. to the General Education Board. Total contributions now amount to 43 million dollars for national educational purposes. Board appeared unprepared for the announcement and received it in a letter from Rockefeller Jr. on the board.
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New York
John VD
Rockefeller
Juin DL
Rockefeller, Jr
General Educaten Board
General Education
Beard
John Ud, Rocketfeller, Jr
Assassination in Pensea City Leaves Officials Dead
Feb 8 two officials killed as gunman shoots governor Alexandrovsky while leaving the theater. The assassin also kills the assistant chief of police and four officers, wounds the theater manager, then shoots himself and dies in hospital. Alexandrovsky was noted as chief Red Cross commissioner during the war with Japan.
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Pensea
S. A
Make It Fifty New York Feb B
The General Education Board fund, boosted to 43 million by a 52 million Rockefeller gift, is expected to rise to 50 million. Members anticipate additional donations from other wealthy allies of Rockefeller, signaling further philanthropic expansion.
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New York
General Education Board
Rockefeller
Train wreck in Illinois leaves one dead
Burlinton passenger train plowed through an unheld switch in Peoria yards. James Eisewetter was killed near the track. The engineer Herman and an express messenger were seriously injured, with three others hurt in the incident reported in February at IML.
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Illinois
Peoria
Iml
Burlington
James Eisewetter
Hreman
Still Hearing Interstate Commerce Commission Hearings
The Interstate Commerce Commission resumed hearings in South McAlester on February 8 with railroad officials subpoenaed to testify about car shortages and slow freight movement. Sealed bids run to March 1 for rebuilding the First Baptist Church per Krehbiel & Crew plans. bid rejection rights reserved.
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South McAlester
C. A. Hrouty
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
First Baptist Church
Krehbiel & Crew
Mass
David Krehbiel
Building Com
The Thaw Trial Prompts Revelations From Mrs Nesbit Thaw
In New York on February 81 Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testified at length in the Thaw case. She described alleged renewed contact with Stanford White after her marriage and identified Thaw's will, while lawyers debated evidence and insanity as part of the proceedings.
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New York
Feb
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Stanford White
Thaw
Francis E Pierce
Criminal Court
Lis Lace
Lis
Edward
Delmas
Ehaw
Evelyn
Evelyns
Moury
Pittsby
Lungfellowe
Delinas
Pittsburg
Bow
Europa
White
Savoy
Harry
Tosiust
Low White
Abe Liumiuel
Harry Thaw
Drummel
Tummel
Hummel
Asustur
Hummiel
Sylvan Nut Goodies Made From French Pecan Emate
Sylvan nut treats are described as made from the french pecan emate at Wiedamann's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedamann’s
Sylvan
Wiede- Inga
Wiedemann’s
Washington dispatch hints at Bowersock office move
A Washington dispatch claims Congressman Bowersock will file a recommendation with the post office department tomorrow to change personnel at the local office. No action has been taken, and Bowersock’s intentions remain unknown to local officials.
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Washington Dispatch
Congressman Bowersock
Post Ofice Department
Bowersock
Col Warder Dies at 50 in Kansas City
Col George W Warder, a poet and novelist, died at his home in Kansas City at age 50 from pneumonia. He wrote on servalitie topics, built the Auditorium theater, which later failed, and died in poverty.
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Kansas City
Geo. W. Warder
Pancumonia
Passenger Hart Collision Disrupts Missouri Line
The Missouri Wavitie passenger train from Kansas City collided today causing injuries and confusion among travelers. The incident disrupted service with several cars damaged and many passengers affected. The Association of college Alumni will meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Mrs. Wilcox's home to hear Dr. Ayde's Chicago convention report.
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Missouri Wavitie
Kansas City
Lewil
Association of College Alumnag
Wilcox Luc Vermont Street
Ayde
Chicago
Wits
Hyer
Speitz Death Notice Tells of Chicago Brother
Mrs. Chas. Achuing received word yesterday of the death of her brother William Speitz of Chicago. The deceased was also brother of Albert Speitz and aubert Speitz of this city.
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Chas. Achuing
Williams Speitz
Chicago
Alt. Speitz
Atubert Speitz
Peairs Elected President of State Board
H. B. Peair reports J. B. Peairs elected president of the States Mt. C AL board amid references to Leforty Lawrence and another figure. Washington notes on February 6 the Senate caucus parsed the Indian appropriation bill and related measures.
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J. B. Peairs
Mt. C
Leforty Lawrence
Peairs
Tax Commission Favored In State Assessment Bill Debate
The Kansas House committee of the whole noon session recommended passage of a measure creating a state tax commission to replace the state board of equalization and the railway assessors. A key fight over appointive versus elected members was defeated by party rule. In Illinois, a collision on the Lake Shore at York Street killed engineer Ale Tred Ouslay and fatally injured three trainmen.
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TAX Commission
Topeka
Committee of Assessment Land Taxation
State Tax Commission
State Board of Equalization l
State Board of Railway Assessors
Ninehart
Qeage
Cunningham
Cowley
Chicago
Lake Shore
Youk Street
Ale Tred Ouslay
Boilermakers Strike Ties Up Chicago Alton Line
Bloomington reports a strike by boiler makers and helpers on the Chicago and Alton railway involving about 200 workers starting today. Local notices promote goods and services including sweets at Wiedemann's and Valentine items at Wolf, with assorted community chatter and ads interwoven.
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Bloomington
Chicago & Alton Railway
Fire damages Clark public school in Mobile
Fire swept through the Clark public school building in Mobile causing heavy damage. About three hundred pupils were evacuated and the structure was extensively damaged. An insanity hearing against Nannie Chase of North Lawrence is scheduled for tomorrow. A Valentine display is available at FY J Boyles and Wolf's Lock store.
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Mobile
Ala
Clark Public
Nannie Chase
North Lawrence
McKenzie Stockwell Spec Tals and Kansas City Markets
Grain and provisions report from Kansas City with wheat corn oats and rye prices and receipts, followed by Chicago market quotes. Livestock totals include cattle hogs and calves with price ranges, plus a Dickinson Bros cough syrup ad segment and a Midland market brief.
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WIEBE
Kansas City
Chicago
Park
Jamestown Expo sells furms and exposition routes
A fragmented notice offers buying and selling of property and furms, with contact at 741 class street. It also mentions Jamestown Expo Headquarters providing literature and information about routes and rates for the exposition.
Pension Agent Seeks Clients at Lawrence Bank Building
J. M. Spencer, solicitor for L. S. Patenis, Mersivns, Huunues, announces services at the National Bank building in Lawrence Kansas. He invites the public to come in and learn about increases and savings.
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J. M. Spencer
L. S .Patenis
Mersivns, Huunues
Kaseneue Aleteluuis National Bank
Lawrence
Kansas
Bent Vovue
Yds
Lee Street Grocery and Rival Names in Local Contests
Fragmentary OCR lists Lee Street Grocery and various firms or groups including Fancy and Simple Givers and Nu- Vuuus Cower, with references to W. SCUELL, indicating a local business or community contest or notice without clear events or dates.
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LEE Street Grocery
Uee Sud Dow Dork
Aleoun
Uy W. Scuell
Blacksmithing D. on Miaasueluseis plredt relocation
Blacksmith D. on Miaasueluseis place near the Abare ble Work relocates operations including wagon work and blacksmithing duties.
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Tatiessun
Miaasueluseis Plredt
Abare
Restaurant Ad Offers Boarding and Delicacies
A small 19th century ad promotes regular meals and short order muttons with weekly boarders rates. It lists various offerings including confectionery cigars and novelties. The ad notes Craig[e] as proprietor with an address in St. Louis.
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Craigeuaig
Jduss
St. Luwe Sans
New management in local business district
Fragmentary OCR note indicates new management at a New York street business. Mentions Alfred and Buutnay with references to Eliut, Muur, and fresh products. Provides a street address and phone number 242, but details are unclear.
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Alfred
N.Y
Local Ads Display Shop Moves and Services
J Keilman relocates to 1Y W Warren St offering upholstery and repair work with home phone. Alisa Juno Suane advertises photography services and phone. Local grocers Bond, Arcade Restaurant, Pine & Sons, Corner Grocery, and Hinchman advertise staples, meats, fruits, cigars, and delivery. Real estate firm seeks more farms to sell in Lawrence Kansas area.
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J. Keilman
W. Warren Street
Alisa Juno B.suane
Moss
Bell
T. F. Pine & Sons
W. T. Griffits
Bridge Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Henry G. Parsons
Lawrence Kansas
Groceries and Supplies Advertised in Fruita Market
Local grocer W. H Schell offers groceries flour feed and salt meats at 1900 New Jersey Street Fruita. The ad lists confections and nations products and notes Ball phase 32 0 as part of the display.
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Bond
Pa Street
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Skiddo
Massachusetts St
Journal Llog
Shimspon
Atlas Building & Loans Associaton
F.M. Peakins
U. S
Woodward & Co
J. S. Sculener
Edmonds
Park Grocery
Woodard & Burr
Frost
Beloit
Kans
Brown & Emmons
Dick & Lewis
Wind Mill
Warren
Mississippi Streets
Robertson Bros
Asortmant
Smith
Spalding
Massachusetts Street
Seta
Standard Oil
Board of General Education
Interstate Commerce Commission
Smith’s News Depot
Edizon
Straiffon’s
L. F. Conklin’s
Longfellow
Paris
Ev Stury
Betty Honest
Wuyther
Joe
Josiah Thaw
Post Office
Severn
Col. Warder
Hart
College
William Speitz
H. B. Peair
Washington
Senate
Dunmire's
Dick Bros
Walt
Lucy
Julius Ecke
Ufne
Lawrence ‘Transfer Company
Eeke
Wiedemann
Saran EK
Carruthers Osteopath Physelan
Devade Jaleed Siret
C. G. Sculz
Josephine Hill
Wolf
Bob
Krum
Raymond
FY. J. Boyles
725
Wolf's Lock Store
Liva Stock
McKenzie & Stockwell Spectals
Mass Street
Texas
Smith's
News Depot
Naville’s Corner
Douglas County
J. M. Neville
Eldridge Mo
Ferndel
W. A. Guenther
Mase
C. Seewie
J. R. Kenyon
New Management
Hunt Up
Hunter Bros
Arcade
Sun
Corner Grocery
Kentuckystreet
B. R. Hinchman
W. H Schell
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