Great Bischoff Returns to Demonstrate Psychic Powers
The renowned spiritualist Prof Bischoff has returned from Minnesota where he studied a police mystery in St Paul and Minneapolis. He will hold a public demonstration at Fraternal Aid hall Wednesday at 8 PM, with doors opening at 7. The event promises marvelous predictions and scientific validation for believers and skeptics alike.
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Bischoff
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Lawrence
Prof. Bischoff
Topeka
Uvelo Fraternal Aid Hall
Humpty Dumpty Show Cancelled After Financial Trouble
A theater listing notes the Humpty Dumpty show planned for tomorrow night will not appear as the company has gone broke. Other school and shop blurbs hint at routine events, with a defiant pupil remark and a teacher’s frustration cited in passing.
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Eit Cours
Indications and Local Notices from Lawrence Kansas
Fragmented notices show weather hints and local ads. Includes mentions of chores, sales of mules and horses, piano lessons by Nema Phipps, osteopathy by Dr Sarah E Carrothers, eye care by G A Himman, a remnant wall paper sale by Home Book Co and Wolf and Hollingbery at 923 Mass Street.
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Sutton Farm
Lawrence
Kansas
Sarah E, Carrothers
American School of Osteopathy
A. T. Sul
Mass. St
Old Stock Home Book CO
Wolf & Hollingbery
Mass. Street
Valentine Post Cards at Prighton's Mass Street Sale
Valentine Post Cards now selling at Prighton's 1025 Mass. St. Packers raised prices on jams, as did the University Meat Market. Jo Th cents a pound. Both phones W209 Mags. atreet.
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Valentine
Prighton
Mass. St
University
Scale Insects at Work
Prof. S. Hunter and Will Griesa Vygu head to Wichita tonight to conduct silanological work as preliminary taps begin for eradicating the San Jose scale. Gustafson plans a premier line of jewelry for the town this spring. Baell's Military band will perform Tuesday night February 18 in PAL AL hall to raise funds for the hired stand in Central Market.
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S. +. Hunter
Will Griesa
Vygu
Wichita
San Jose
Gustafson
Baell
Pal AL Hall
Central
I Iatrk
Kansan Mortgage Loans Advertised With High Interest
An old classified style notice offers unlimited funds for farm mortgage loans at 5.45 percent per year, urging large loans and sample security, signed by WM T. Sinclair at 704 Mass St. The fragment also mentions a piano recital at Fraser Hall and various social curiosities including clairvoyant Celester with rooms in Lawrence, noting accessible prices and broad visitor interest.
Society Notes Highlight Engagements and Socials
Community page from Topeka Journal reports Miss Margaret Roche’s engagement to Roy Howard of New York City. Lectures and card clubs meet at F. Aus A. hall and with Mrs Sol Marks and Mrs H B Ober present. Sororities at University of Kansas plan fewer spring dances, Beta chapter invites for their annual on the 27th at F A hall.
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Carl Hankin
Emporia
F. Aus A. Hall
Sol. Marks
Aletha Williams
A. Monroe
Erma Levi
Lawrence
Margaret Roche
Roy Howard
New York City
N. BB. BS O. C
Ethel Taylor
F. A. A. Hall
Topeka Journal
Mrs. Clara Clarke Dead Pioneer of Lawrence Passes
Mrs. Clara E. Clarke a Lawrence pioneer died February 1 1908 at her son s home in Guthrie Oklahoma after a year of feeble health and five weeks of paralysis She was born in 1832 Machias Maine and came to Lawrence with Edward Clarke in 1854 arriving Christmas Day Mr Clarke a lawyer aided the Free State cause In the last twelve years she lived at Oak Ridge with Mrs Governor Robinson Her death marks the loss of another brave woman who helped shape Kansas institutions by crossing the prairies to assist in building the new state.
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Clara E. Clarke
Lawrence
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Clarke
Machias
Maine
Edward Clarke
K U Defeats William Jewell In Tight Gym Showdown
The Kansas University Jayhawks beat William Jewell 19 to 11 at Robinson Gymnasium in a rough, eagerly contested game. Jewell had rarely lost on their court in six years, making this victory notable as their only recent setback here. KU prepares for a trip to Kansas City after this high class affair.
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William Jewell
Robinson Gymnasium
K. U
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Ks C. A.C
Man Struck by Train On Main Line Accident
Harry Stevenson of 1038 Tennessee Street slipped and fell under Santa Fe freight No. 62 while walking east on the main line. The engineer stopped the train, Stevenson was taken to Simmons hospital after coroner and doctors treated him. Initial exams say left leg cut and hip injury with possible internal injuries, condition uncertain but life may be saved. He often ships jewelry and awaits further examination results.
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Sibeut
Santa Fe
Hary Stevenson
Tennessee Street
Leith
Phillips
Bin
Tran
Simmons
Prisoners Sent to Jail Named By Theaters
Be vatiee othey refused in ttryet in manner to indie invents for requiring or peut the others to work on Sir . Andee Wallace of the criminal ant here today ordered the tallow sane theatrical managers sent Woodward, of the Auditer- Beigan, of the (illiss J i n the Century, and Mar fit Lelimia of the Orpheum. eours Ta S250 veil ping at Gu They are fine.
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Kansas
Unclear Public Notice on Child Alletter and Guardians
A brief line states that letters to aides under eighteen and boys under twenty one should be placed in the care of parents or guardians. The fragment suggests a policy or guideline related to minor communications and custody, but lacks full context or source details to identify its origin or applicability.
Simplified Words and Odd Phrases Spark Reader Questions
A reader notes a string of garbled text describing simplified words and spelling concerns. The piece mentions seventy five new words, a note about fakes, and curios about the limer and the thumb. It also references Gustafson's jewelry and a phone distinction for breakfast items.
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Sean
Piano Recital by Perry Tonight at Fraser Hall
Edward Baxter Perry, a renowned blind pianist, performs a lecture recital at Fraser Hall as part of the Fine Arts course. The event aims to illuminate the pieces through Perry's explanations, making them accessible to the audience. Admission is 35 cents.
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Fraser Hall
Doward Baxter Ferry
Edward Baxter Perry
Perry
Festival Chorus Wednesday Evening Postponed
The regular rehearsal of the Festival chorus is postponed to Wednesday evening due to the Perry recital. Singers are asked to present themselves at F. A. A. hall tomorrow at eight p.m. Also notes on Black Seal cigars and valentines from Boughton's. Grain and provisions market data from Kansas City dated February 11 with wheat receipts and price ranges for various futures and cash grades.
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Perry
F. A. A. Hall
Kansas City
January drive to break February record in new goods stock
In January our business focuses on pushing efforts to surpass February’s target. We boast a comprehensive spring stock with the best selected lines of new goods aimed at boosting sales and attracting customers.
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White Goods Department
Plain
Fane
Local notes show movers and events in Law rence
In Lawrence news items list names like David Feiss and Miss Tulia Flinn visiting, trips by Prof. S. J. Hunter and Will Griesa, and multiple residents traveling to Wichita and Pittsburgh. Advertisements note doctors, hotels, livery stables, and local notices including sales, rentals, lost items, and a Commercial club meeting.
Spring couture sale at the department store
Readable text notes new spring styles on sale at the department store. Mentions Ladies Home Journal Patterns and claims popularity in America.
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Ladies Home Journal
America
Callahan and Cain in Dad's Dream at the Irish Playhouse
On stage Callahan and Cain perform in their Irish play Dad's Dream with Doc Rice, former grand master of Black Face Comedy, presenting latest moving pictures at 733 Mass Bt. Admission price set.
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Callahan & Cain
Doc Rice
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Great Bischoff
Custa
Raymond’s
Euter
Sanus
Wiedemson
Nema Phipps
Ohio Street
Bell
G. A. Himman
Dick Drug Store
Sassafras
Kansas Mortgage Loans
WM. T. Sinclair
Madame Celester
Lawrence Dfanse
Vie
Eeenaeeo Net
Clara Clarke
Harry Stevenson
Watt
Anther
Hoadley
Edison F Phonographs
Straffon’s
Valentines
L. S. Steele
Massachusetts ST
Festival Chorus
Boughton
Burr
Bell-Motealf Implement Co
Markete BY
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
New York
Foob Outfitters
Business Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
Joseph E. Riggs
David Feiss
Tulia Flinn
Barker & Means
Attoineys-at-Law
Opera House
J. Simmons
Mass
L. H. Menger
Potter
Jorney-at
Miles Carney
Florence Phillips
Lewis Bergman
C. F. Brock
C. J. Hilkey
Muriel Culp
Ann Arbor
Mich
Joseph Glaser
St. Louis
H. N. Lane
Liberty
Nebraska
MacKeen
G. P. Truitt
E. A. Smith
Della Shipley
Decatur
H. Johnson
Mississippi Street
Ellis Mallem
H. P. Wilson
Forest Amsden
Wichita Todag
Augusta Flintom
Elizabeth Wagstaff
F Pittsburg
Jay Patmore
G. W. Jon
Ohio
Bell End
D. Morse
M. D
Woodward & Co
J. R. Bechtel
E. J. Blair
Vermont St
John C. Rudolph
Nipshire
Home
THE
Fairfax
Home and Restaurat
Massachusetts Street
Opera House Ae
Jase
Bell Phone
Geo. Burns
John Selig
Anderson, Residente
Mork Bros. & Sharp
Eldridge House
Leorge
Cially
Hack
Donnelly Bangs
Winthrop
Lawrence, Kans
We. T. Sinclair
Mascachuse
George A. Sanks
Smith's News Depot
New Hampshire Street
Warren
Berkeley
Rhode Island Street
City Park
Philip P. Young
Elkin
Maas Street
Innes
Commercial Club
M,. Robinson
Baby Ribbon Cigars
Billie Williamson
Chile
M. B. Ray
Union
Pacific Stock Yards
Kanssa City
Neales
A. Marks, Se
Sart
Mia Be
Aurora Theater
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