The New Santa Fe Hotel Offers Best Value Meals and Rooms
In Lawrence the New Santa Fe Hotel touts 100 percent patronage growth over the past five months while promising continued excellence in meals and rooms at fair day rates. The note lists boarding at 4.50 to 5.00, with other local services including livery stables, mercantile notices, and medical and legal ads, reflecting a bustling early 20th century business scene. The page also mentions dental, osteopathy, auction sales, and local entertainment options.
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Santa FE
Lawrency
Opera House
Mass
St. Zienn
Bell Phone
Mr Bryan Delivers Notable Lecture at Robinson Gym
Mr Bryan spoke to about 2,600 at Robinson Gymnasium last night. The address by the famed orator lasted over an hour and a half and drew high praise for its religious and civic uplift.
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Robinson Gymnasium
WE Bevan
Mr. Bryan
Bryaar
Stibbs
Cvat
Bryan
Apo Fim
Prince of Peace
Bryan Las
Jenkis
Y. M. C. Ais
Mr. Stubbs
Kansas wallops Nebraska in final basketball clash
Laneolu Neb Feb 24 The second and final game of the Nebraska gymnasium series between the Cornhuskers and Jayhawkers end with Kansas winning 29 to 25. Kansas led at half 1 point Nebraska led briefly before Kansas surged late to clinch victory. Captain McCune scored both deciding goals Woodward added free throws Burruss stood out for Nebraska and the teams are now tied 2-2 for the season.
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Laneolu
Neb
Cornhuskers
Jayhawkers
Nebraska Gymnasium
Kansas
Nebraska
McCune
Woodward
Burruss
Bryan Arrives in Kansas City Today en Route to Lincoln
W M. J. Bryan reached Kansas City from Lawrence Kansas this morning. He was accompanied by W R B Stubbe a candidate for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in Kansas. After a brief hotel stay he left for Lincoln Nebraska.
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Kansas City
Wm. J. Bryan
Lawrence
Kans
W. R B. Stubbe
Kansas
Lincoln
Nebraska
One Woman May Die at Lakeside Amusements
Denver reports a night time accident at Lakeside amusement venue injuring sixteen people, five seriously, with a woman feared near death. Police and emergency crews respond as investigators begin to establish the cause of the incident.
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Denver
Colo
Lakeside
New-Amuse
Reward Offered After Cowardly Home Murder
A public call urges county commissioners and the governor to offer the largest possible reward for the murder of Mr. Fantroy killed in his home Saturday night. The editor warns no man is safe if such unprovoked killings go unpunished and urges action while facts are fresh.
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Fantroy
A Good Mad Going M Macomb Moves to Cheaga
M Macomb decides to relocate to Cheaga signaling a shift in local leadership he has long been active in public life serving as president of the Horticultural Society and as a prominent civic figure in the second ward his move comes as he contemplates investments and a future role in local affairs Lawrence and Jose are mentioned in connection with the changing civic sentiments as residents react to the development.
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M. Macomb
Cheaga
Lawrence
Jose
Mor
Mcomb
Hort
Some x
Jury venire listed for Ephraim Vancil murder case
A long list of jurors named to be summoned for the special venire in the Ephraim Vancil murder trial set for March 25. Names span Palmyra Clinton Eudora Lecompton Wakarusa Grant Marion Willow Springs Kanwaka and Kanwska with many local residents from the area.
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Ephraim Vancil
Villa Vancil
J. T. Bell
Palmyra
L. P. Longwood
Sylvester Creel
Clinton
Lloyd Thomas
Eudora
J. E. Leach
J. H. McClanahan
Lecompton
GE. Leary
Wakarusa
J. G. Brockanmyra
Ed. Varvey
J. W. Phillips
Grant
J. 2
Stover
Marion
Fred Neis, Sr
J. A. West
Glenn Mansfield
George F. Derby
Charles Bailey
A. B. Cary
C. E. Price
Willow Springs
J. A. Jones
Kanwaka
Walking Race in City Attracts Notables and Invitations
A walking race will take place in the city with contestants including W. A. Hoagland from Auburn NY Tom Slater from Syracuse George Palmer from Petersburg Lightfoot from Weston NY H H Norton from New Castle England and J B Blake from Columbus CM A The event prompts questions about social etiquette as a woman laments ignored invitations and hosts are forced to phone guests. Auction sales and Lawrence committee meeting noted with meat prices rising 15 cents per pound and a room 23 FB A A building in Mass street referenced.
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City
Peb
Neon
W. A. Hoagland
Auburn
Tom Slater
Syracuse
George Palmer
Petersburg Lightfoot
Weston Inny
Oklaha
Auction Sale Promises Jewelry at Your Own Price
Gus Tafson conducts an auction sale featuring jewelry and other items with bids starting at low figures. The event promotes a take what you will approach, inviting buyers to set their own prices for the lot.
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Gustafson
Markets by Wiebe Grain and Provisions in Kansas City
Wheat receipts 82 cars with May 91.34 to 1.34. July 83.3. cash No 2 hard 93.14 to 97. No 2 red 98. Corn May 54.54 cents, July 53.0 cents. cash No 2 mixed 54.1. No 2 white 50.44 to 50.9. Rye 74 to 78 cents. Hay prices for Choice Timothy and Prairie listed. Butter 35 to 36 cents. Adverts note cough remedies and spring suit tailoring.
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Kansas City
Fragmented Classifieds Include Lost Items and Jobs
A jumble of notices lists a lost medium breastpin with reward for return to William Brown, a WANTED good white girl for general work with wages and home until July 1, apply W. D. Keller, and a FOR SALE gas cook stove. Also a WANTED wall paper cleaner, a subscription drop for Smith's News Depot, and reports of the Jacksonville and Chicago limited derailment near Salina and a Gustafson auction sale amid rainy weather with furniture stock and a hotel dinner at Montezuma. Several injuries reported from the derailment and illness after fruit at a local hotel.
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W. D. Keller
Mass. Street
Gustafson
Salina
Kans
Solomon
Neste
Montezuma
W. S. Olson
George Stephens
Mra. Schuyler Gould
Dan Carlin
Guests Were Poisoned Tafson Quality At The Suction Wales
A report notes guests were poisoned during a gathering this week at a location described as Tafson Quality at the Suction Wales. Authorities are investigating the incident and identifying potential suspects or causes. Local officials urge caution and medical attention for affected individuals.
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Gustafson
Hartje on Trial in Pittsburg Case
Fragmentary item reports Hartje in Pittsburgh on trial amid references to financier John L. Wel. The incomplete note hints at a high profile financial case, with no further readable details on defendants or charges.
Surprise Move by Speaker Cannon Sparks House Rethink
In Washington on February 24, Speaker Cannon overruled his Rules Committee to hear a report by Dalzell on a proposed investigation into peonage in the southern states. Mr Mann objected that the report was not privileged, seeking Williams’ consent for consideration, but the measure was re committ ed on Galzell’s suggestion.
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Washington, D. C
Cannon
Committee On
House
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Souhern States
Mann
Winds
Ned Link
Williams
Missisippi
Sungh du
Galzell
Petition Against Navy Buildup Sparks Senate Inquiry
Washington February 24 a petition against the proposed increase in naval expenditure seeks four new battleships. Senator Hale, chair of the naval affairs committee, opened the discussion. Rev Henry C Porter and other churchmen urged limiting the navy to a single battleship.
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Washington
Senate
Hale
Committee of Naval Affairs
Henry C. Porter
New York
Murderer Identified as Sicily Anarchist in City Case
Police concluded today that the murderer is Anvide Gubride, a Sicily anarchist, following a discovery in the city. The case centers on a fatal attack against a woman, with authorities confirming the suspect’s identity and nationality.
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Leonid
Iale
Anvide Gubride
Sicily
Representative Lilly Accuses Electric Boat of Wrongful Tactics
In Wasthugstin on February 24 Representative Lilly of Connecticut lodoy sub tithes to the rules committees of the se formal charges that the Electric Boat Company had used wrongful methods.
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Wasthugstin
Representaive Lilly
Connecticut
Lodoy
Electric Boat Company
The Prince of Peace by W J Bryan in Town
W J Bryan spoke last night in a new role preaching peace and charmed the audience with easy delivery and careful preparation. The Journal regards his address as perhaps the town’s most popular effort, highlighting his oratory, personality, and the lasting impact of his message.
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W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Sguro
the Journal
Retire on Full Pay Proposed for U S Judges
In Washington on February 24 a bill by Senator Knox, reported favorably by the Senate judiciary committee, would grant full retirement pay to any United States judge who has served at least ten years and reached age seventy. The story also notes an auction sale at Gustafson's for jewelry bargains.
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Washington, D. C
United States Court
Knox
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Fire in six story block kills one and injures six in Tacoma
A heavy loss by fire in Tacoma Washington at a six story block owned by the Davis Smith Furniture company. One firefighter was killed and six injured. The total loss is about a quarter of a million dollars. Gustafson's auction sale is noted in the report.
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Tacoma
Wash
Davis-Smith Furniture Company
Fete Champetre at Merchants Club Proves Grand
The Merchants Athletic club hosted a grand Fete Chapetre Saturday night with a brilliant social tone in Lawrence. Though guest of honor Baby Maggard was absent, hosts K I Ketels, F W Barheldes, and Fredo Berledes delivered a refined Irish picnic style spread. The event was deemed a royal success.
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Merchants Athletic Club
Lawrence
Baby Maggard
K. i Ketels
F. W. Bariheldes
Fredo Berledes
Murder of David Fantroy Stabbed and Beaten in His Home
A Colored Old Soldier, David Fantroy, was murdered Saturday night at his home on East Wancock Street. He was stabbed five times and beaten, with robbers believed to have targeted money on hand though only a small amount was recovered. Neighbors alerted authorities after Beth Terry found the body between 1 and 10 o'clock, as investigators sought clues but reported no arrests. Fantroy, a pensioned veteran, lived alone and had about $100 in the bank. the crime is feared to be a robbery gone wrong.
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David Fantroy
East Wancock Street
Fanteoy
Fantroy
Raymond
Mr. Fantroy
Lfe
Lely
Beth Terry
Ocean Mail Subsidy Bill Favored in Senate
Washington February 24 Senator Gallinger urged passage of the ocean mail subsidy bill. He outlined merchant marine conditions and argued the plan would aid commercial interests by establishing letter mail service to South America and other points. He predicted passage will revive the waning American marine at a cost of four million dollars yearly.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Gallinger
United States
South America
Murder at St Elizabeth's Catho l ic Church in Denver
In a shocking crime at St Elizabeth's altar a priest is killed while administering a sacrament to Giuseppe Guarnaceio. The 50 year old Sicilian immigrant and alleged anarchist confessed in jail, claiming no remorse and citing socialist beliefs. His background includes shoemaking and recent movements in Massachusetts, Chicago, and Denver.
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Denver
Cab
Leo
Cinseppe Guarrnaceio
St. Elizabeth's
Guiseppe Guarnaceio
Sicily
America
Andy
Halberson
Ned
Mill Tots
Massachusetts
Chicago
Chrismas
Goarnaecis
Iim
Czar Maal
Russia
Portugal
Bombs Hit Brooklyn Music Store in Morgan Avenue
Italian bomb blasts strike Lovato's music shop in Brooklyn Morgan Avenue. The owner had refused extortion demands and avoided immunity payments, the Christmas and spring attacks preceded today’s explosion. Loesto and family escaped with minor injuries.
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New York
Brooklyn
Peter Lovato
Morgan Avenue
Lovato
Loesto
Abused Insane Patient May Face Criminal Charges
Jacksonville authorities plan charges against three attendants at an Illinois hospital for the insane after William Menezes a 14 year old patient was severely beaten. The outcome of his injuries will determine if the charge is murder or assault. An executive asylum committee conducts a preliminary investigation and plans drastic action. Menezes who was at the institution two days is paralyzed and speechless.
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Jacksonville
Illinois Hospital
Insene
Alldred
William Menezes
Menezes
Executive Asylum
Hepburn Act Question in Supreme Court Case
The Supreme Court ruled against the Great Northern Railway Co in the Minnesota case over rail rebates. The decision centers on whether the Hepburn act repeals Elkins act Section 1 prohibiting rebates, a point rejected by the court. Each of fifteen violations carried a $1,000 fine.
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Washington, D. C
Great Northern Railway Co
United States
Aujpreme
Minnesota
Important Case Affirms Preference in Credit Case
The Berlin Banking Corporation case deciding domestic creditors have preference over foreign creditors in American courts was ruled on by the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The suit originated in Wisconsin, and the court affirmed the lower judgment in favor of preference.
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Washington, D. C
Berlin Banking Corporation
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Three Children Burned to Death in Santa Rosa Fire
Santa Rosa New Mexico February 24 three children of Mr and Mrs W A Davis aged about three and a half years were burned to death yesterday when a fire destroyed the Davis home The blaze is believed to have started by a gasoline stove explosion while Mrs Davis was visiting a sick neighbor
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Santa Rosa, N. M
W. A. Davis
Davis
Edison rests easy after car abscess operation
New York reports Thomas A Edison underwent an operation for a car abscess last night and is resting comfortably. Also in New York, the Raymond Hitchcock trial for charges by a young girl was postponed for one week.
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New York
Thomas A Edison
Raymond Hitchcock
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Business Directory
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Massachusetts St
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Massachusetts Street
Barker & Means
Opera House Block
C.J. Simmons
Maan
Ixos
General Feree
Vinita
Vonntey Calla
G. W. Jones
F. A. A Huilding
Ohio Street
Orse, M. D. Woodward & C Drug Store
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Giles
Massachusetts St. Propo
Healdence
Wteeet
Phun
Tennennes
Blair
Omer and Hescence
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Home Mhune
Joh C. Rudolph
THE
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Eldridge House
WM. T. Sinclair
George A. Banks
Lyman McCurdy, Jr
Aurora Theater
Honolulu
Burr
Bell-Metcalf Implement Co
Qustafson
Sarah E. Carrothers
American School of Osteopathy
A. T. Still
Billie Williamson
Boughton
Mess
Hamman
Dick Drag Store
Kansas Wallops
Lawrence Committee
FB. A. A. Building
University
Gustafsson
WIEBE
Straffon’s
Mentholis
Schulz
Warren Street
Illinois Street
Presbyterian Church
William Brown
Oscar Meith
Indiana
Smith's News Depot
Flovilla
Jacksonville and Chicago Limited
Southern Railway
Here
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Pittsburg
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Tha
Millionaire
John L. Wel
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the Prince OF Peace
Ocean Mail
Black Hand Society
Ilinois Asylum
Neville’s Corner
Uath
City Water
J. M. Neville Bell
A. A. Bldg
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J. B. Watkins
Ed Tucker
Cashier. Co
A. Hin
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Das't. Cashier
D. B. Watking
State Bank
W. Bromellice
T. J. Swe
J. Hilkey
Irectors
R. Stohbe
WE Goulding
Innes Luther N. Lewis
W. Berrone
J. Sweeney
Jacob Tranzzete
General Banking
Aie
Nee, M. Newmark
A. Maris
Grovenor
March
Eben Baldwin
Monroe
W. F. March
Jer. . Newmark
Anat
Cashier
I B. T
Woodward & Co
Edison
Hitchcock
Chile
G. Loxman & Co
Michigan
Fein
Gaz Mantiss
Bowerlock
A. W. Cross
Lawrence Evart
Walker Whiteside
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