Kansas University to Dedicate Three Buildings Tomorrow
Tomorrow at 2:30 pm Kansas University and Lawrence hold a half holiday as three new engineering facilities are dedicated the engineering building the geological survey wing and the power plant and mechanical labs distinguished visitors including Missouri University’s president will attend no formal address at noon but speak in chapel in the morning a banquet follows in the evening with speeches by Frank Marvin Richard Maclaurin Ernest Buckley and others the buildings cost about 200 000 and will be open for inspection with guides and lights throughout the day and a Kansas Engineering Society meeting set for 9 and 11 am
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Kansas University
K. U
Frank Strong
Frank 0. Marvin
Richard C. Maclaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ernest 2. Buckley
American Mining Congress
Robinson Gymnasium
Kansas Engineering Society
Engineering
Engineering Building
J. R. Lill
University of Missouri
E. R. Buckley
C. Maclaurin
C. H. Benjamin
Purdue University
W.morgan
J.W. Gleed
Cambern
Wm. A. White
C.F. Foley
Scott Hopkins
K. H. Logan
J. T. Willard
A. A. Pouer
B. F. Eyer
J. D. Walters
A. C
J. K. Codding
State Penitentiary
A. R. Young
Chanute
VOOR
Parkhurst
Topeka
E. H. Noel
Parsons
J. S. Bedell
Kansas City
A. Reinischow
E. McDonnell
J. H. Bray
W. C. Pennell
J. M
Lawrence
Fy O. Marvin
W. J. Stubbs
Lill
Missori
AG. A. Neal
Purdue
E. Gelwis
Washburn
Black
Haworth
W. CO. A
P. F. Walker
Eldridge
Shine Five Cents At The Prb Shining 707 Mabe Street
A brief numismatic item notes shine five cents on display at the PRB location at 707 Mabe Street. The short entry mentions a storefront exhibit and prices for a local collector audience.
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Prb
Mabe. Street
State supervises major drop in city fire insurance rates
Topeka Feb 24 State Superintendent Charles W Barnes ordered a 14.5 percent cut in fire insurance rates on residence property statewide effective March 10. The reduction, the largest yet, does not affect farms or rural property and varies by city class based on fire protection. Cities like Topeka Atchison Leavenworth Wichita and Kansas City see about 17 percent cuts for first and second class areas, while other towns statewide gain roughly 14 percent with protections varying by water supply and building type.
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Barnes
Topeka
Charles W Barnes
Ar. Barnes
Atchison
Leavenworth
Wichita
Kansas City
Emporia
Independence
Lawrence
Anthony
Newton
Chanute
Concordia
Manhattan
Hiawatha
Dodge City
Salina
Democrats for Stubbs Vote When Party Lines Blur
Kansas City February 24 1996 W H Ryan chair man of the Democratic state committee in the Harris campaign says he will support W B Stubbs for Kansas governor. He argues that Kansans should back leaders who execute the measures they advocate and places party labels aside to vote for Stubbs.
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Bill Ryan
Kansas City
W. H. Ryan
Democratic State Committee
Harris
Ryan
W. BR. Stubbs
Kansas
Stubbs
Ryse
Kupper Hotel
Stubba
Brown Nominated for Mayor in KO Primary
Kansas City February 24 Darius A Brown councilman was nominated by Republicans for mayor in the April 5 election. Final tally Brown 6500 Kyle 2558 Dornsife 148 in light balloting during yesterday's primary.
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Kansas City
Darius A. Brown
Brown
Harry K. Kyle
Samuel Ss. Dornsife
Miners and Operators Hold Separate Wage Convention
Routine business at the Southwestern Coal Miners convention in Kansas City. Miners refuse joint sessions with operators until a wage scale plan for two years is ready to report. The committee is still at work and no major action is expected before its report. Local notices include a Colonial supper at Baptist church, a jewelry ad, and fashion promotions.
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Kansas City
Lhe m
Hull Arrested Proclaims Innocence In Vaughn Case
Dr J H Hull was arrested in Sonroe City Missouri on a warrant tied to Professor Vaughn s death. He said Vaughn died of natural causes and he had no motive or role in any poisoning. A special grand jury was convened in Kirksville to probe the case with possible bail for Hull to be sought from Kansas City court.
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Sonroe City
J. H. Hull
Prof
Vaughn
J. P. Carruthers
Reiger
Tam
Prof. Vaughn
Hull
Bright
Quincy
R. A. McClintock
Justice’s Office
Kirksville
Kansas City
Shelton
Rehearsal at Elks Club Amid Social Notes
In society notes the Elks plan a rehearsal at their club rooms tonight for participants in the Elks Mis stress event, promising an elaborate affair. Miss Alvina Wilhelmi entertained at Bridge for her aunt Mrs. Krog visiting from Washington Mo. A dainty dimeheun was served. Mr and Mrs J R Stockwell host at their new Tennessee street home for the men who worked on the house, with an old fashioned oyster supper as the main feature. The Eldridge firm member William G Hutson is noted with cautious optimism about his future. The column wanders through quips about back hair, caramel icing, and women’s hints from Ladies Home Journal, then diverges into amused musings about fashion, resorts, and a mistaken marriage license incident later clarified by name similarity.
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Alvina Wilhelmi
Tat Bridge
Krog
Washington, Mo
J. R. Stockwell
Tennessee Street
Wild Speeches Mystify Japanese Audiences in Tokio Dispatch
Special dispatches from the United States report anti Japanese movement voices in San Francisco and in Tokio. Leslie J Shaw, former Treasury secretary, is quoted and a Major General Franklin Bell remark on possible war times is noted. The piece links headlines to a Cleveland steamer arrival at Yokohama.
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Shaw
Hell
Tokio
United States
San Francisco
Lesliej
J Treasury
Japan
Franklin Bell
Yokohama
Cleveland
Old Time Duel in France in Senate Row
In Paris on February 24 Senators Millies Lacroix aged 60 and Lintilhac aged 57 dueled with swords after a ballot secrecy dispute. At first exchange Lacroix nearly parried a lunge and pierced Lintilhac’s forearm. Lintilhac wished to continue but the seconds stopped the fight. they were reconciled before leaving the field. Also notes on reserved seats for Vassar Girls and Easter Post Cards from Boyles.
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Paris
Millies Lacroix
Lintilhac
Lintilhae
Senate
Millies-Lacroix
Menger dies at 85 in Lawrence
One of Lawrence's oldest citizens, A Menger, died suddenly at 3 PM aged 85. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. Also notes on local jobs and notices and a parole of Pueschel in liquor case.
Delightful Schubert program at Dick Hall by Lyons and Bell
An afternoon at the Dick Hall featured Mrs Blanche Lyons with Mrs Olin Bell performing Schubert songs with a rich tone and expressive shading. The event included interpretive readings by Mrs Charles Graham Dunlap who explained each number, thrilling a receptive Music Club audience of invited guests.
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Music Club
Dick Hall
Blanche Lyons
Olin Bell
Sububert
Mrs. Bell
Charles Graham Dunlap
Manager investigated for employing underage performers
State Inspector Thomas Menton confronted Fred Reichelt of Polly of the Circus about using children, including a may be as young as fourteen, at the Eldridge and Sauiale restaurant. Reichelt pledged to remove the boy and avoid future violations while Ottawa theater officials pledged enforcement. The measure extends to amateur shows at the Opera House and to all professional groups. bells may replace child actors in some companies.
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Fred Reichelt
Thomas Menton
Menton
Eldridge
Reichelt
Tudel
Mente
Sauiale
Flora Wyman
Edgar Shaw
Kansas
Mentos
Heckel
Ravasas
Oty
Imux Tiger
Ottawa
Pat Reichelt
LGM
Opera House
Hill
Regaard
PMU
Opera Jiense
Madame Haitterthy
Public sale at Army place near Miel Creek near Lawrence
Public sale scheduled at Army place near the mouth of Miel Creek and three miles north of Lawrence at 9 o clock a m on Tuesday March 1 1910. General farm equipment includes fork der farm complete tithe five yearling calves terms William Zimmerman. Also rental listings for 23 acres near Morris 15 acres pasture three acre hard lots and garden improvements. For rent Bell phone 472. Also two pure bred Poland China sows bred for early farrow and one large sow. Cowles Bell phone 7843. Wanted will do letter writing and manuscript editing. Home phone 431. Try a Journal Want Ad.
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Army Place
Miel Creek
North Lawrence
William Zimmerman
Thermas
Prland China
Bible Institute Fifth Annual One to Be Held Here
The Fifth Annual Bible Institute at the University of Kansas runs March 6 to 11, with Frank Sangers delivering Vespers on March 6 and lectures by Etat Black and Dr. Washington Gladden on topics from reading to industry and social morality. Talks are free to the public, with a chapel presentation on Winning Your s.
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Bible Institute of Te University of Kansas
Frank Sangers
Mare
Etat Black
University Theological Seminary
Washington Gladden
Columbus
Wes
Vespers Mare
Prices and profits fuel a wholesale meat racket
A group of Lawrence merchants discuss how high prices are set for eggs and meats. A grocer explains daily price shifts driven by supply and demand, hurting consumers as farmers and butchers profit from rare cuts. A retired farmer and a grocer share cautions about manipulation and inflated bills. Frozen Dreams: Wiedemano's ice cream invites buyers with promises of rich, smooth flavors.
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Lawrence
Fia Health
Notice to Contractors for Westminster Hall Build
Sealed general proposals will be received by W. W. Cocking until 11 o clock a m March 8 1910 for a two story building to be known as Westminster Hall located in the 1200 block on Oread Ave Lawrence Kansas Drawings and specifications may be had at the office of the Architects Wellman Blair Kress Bldg Lawrence Kansas Signed W W Cockins Indian Store Our Old Kentucky Home to be presented under the auspices of the Fraternal Aid Team Tuesday March 4 personal direction of Mr and Mrs Thes Charlton See them at Jeweler Parsons 717 Mass
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W. W. Coking
Ovelock A
Westminster Hall
Oread Ave
Lawrence
Kan
Wellman & Blair, Kress Bldg
Kansas
W. W. Cockins
Old
Kentucky
Thes Charlton
Kansas University 60 Drake 30 Victory Reported
Lawrence morning papers failed to publish the score but the Associated Press report confirms Kansas University defeated Drake 60 to 30. The result was hard to obtain but good news for KU.
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Associated Press
Journal
Kansas-Drake
Lawrence
Kansas University
Drake JO
Null
Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
An imperfect ad touts Pape's Diuretic as a harmless cure for backache kidney and bladder troubles. It claims rapid relief after several doses and urges buying the fifty cent treatment from any drug store with endorsements from physicians and druggists.
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Pape
Hankler
Pape, Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
Bristow Holds Up Bone Nomination in Senate Fight
Washington reports Senator Bristow has not abandoned his effort to block H. J. Bone's appointment as U S district attorney for Kansas. Taft sent Bone's nomination to the Senate, where it was referred to the judiciary committee chaired by Senator Clark of Wyoming. The deal has been stalled for further inquiry per Bristow's request as Kansas factions brace for upcoming patronage decisions.
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Washington
Sec
Bristow
H. J. Bone
United States
Kansas
Taft
Bone
Senate
Clark
Wyoming
Senatore Curtis
Fremont Leidy
Butler
Stubbs
Tufe
Wilder S. Metcalf
Topeka
Tay
Hyde Hearing Postponed to March Fourth in Kansas City
The preliminary hearing of Lt Hyde, charged with the jurisdiction of Col Swope, was continued to March 4 before the justice of the peace at Independence. Hyde’s $350,000 bond was renewed, with prosecutor Conkling yet to reply on Hyde’s grand jury appearance. Local ads note gun cleaning and garment bargains at Noller’s 1015 Mass. St. Bell phone 1080.
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Kansas City
Hyde
Col
Swope
Justice of the Peace
Noller's
Maas
St. Bell
Martial Law as Four Police Companies Arrive in Philadelphia
Four companies of the Pennsylvania state police, all veteran soldiers, arrived in Philadelphia to quell rioting during a city strike. Stores lay off workers as business slows, with Kensington receiving dispersed troops. Mayor Keyburn makes arrests as transit service flags, and federal authorities assess federal interference with unions.
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Philadelphia
Pensylvania State Police
UU Mien
Philadelpia
Kensington
Downwright
Grise
Ieapers
Veluck Big
Transit Company
Lou More
Keyburn
Detetive McFadden
Wlo
Funeral for Mrs. Kate Holler Held at Stall Church
The funeral for Mrs. Kate Holler who died yesterday at her home near Stall will take place at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon from the German Evangelical Church at Stall, with interment in the local cemetery.
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Kate Holler
Stall
Market prices and cattle receipts from Kansas City and Chicago
Grain and provisions report from Kansas City dated February 24 shows wheat bids with May and July options, oats and rye prices, and hay values. Butter eggs and creamery terms listed. Live stock receipts around 5,000 natives with steer and heifer values, calves and packers. Chicago market data for wheat corn oats and livestock receipts with top beef and feeder prices.
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Kansas City
Oaly
Choice Prairie
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France
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Pueschel
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Shearer Ladies
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Mass. St
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Lawrence House
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Drake
Wickersham
Chicago
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