Local Professionals and Inns Advertised in Lawrence Directory
A fragmented listing shows attorneys at Law and doctors with offices on Massachusetts Street and Vermont Street. The Fairplay rooms and the New Santa Fe Hotel offer meals and lodging while various stables and a real estate and insurance agent provide services. Local phone numbers accompany each entry.
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L. H. Menger
Massachusetts Street
Santa FE
Lawrence
Sinclair
Raltsblet
Telephone Bel
Massachusetts St
Auction and Classifieds Notice Mix in Midland Kansas
Auction ad offers a large gold buckle reward for return to Journal office. For rent an extensive 120 acre farm near Midland Station with orchard hay land water wells and a house. Trade sale Janssen Grand piano for cows. Help wanted a white woman 16 for house work. Notice of N Cameron sale west of Lawrence March 3. Marriage license for Oscar Shuck and Gertrude Day. Writing papers supplies promo from Boughton’s 1025 Mass. St. Kansas City.
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Midland Station
J. H. Doane
East 15Th
Kansas City
Oscar Shuck
Gertrude Day
Lawrence
Denver priests fear murder linked to anarchists in Italy plot
Denver police believe Father Leo was killed by anarchists and say exiles from Italy confirm a nationwide cell. Chief Delaney cites plans to arrest about thirty suspected anarchists, tracing Leo and his killers from southern Italy to Patterson and across the United States. Abe, jailed in Colorado Springs, denies involvement. The priest’s brutal penance involved steel hooked links torn into his flesh, evidence of extreme austerity.
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Denver
Colo
Father Lee
Giuseppe Alio
Patterson
Will Hit
Delaney
Colorado
Telenex
Afio
Italy
America
Barcelona
Spain
Buenos Ayres
United States
Abe
Colorado Springs
Father Leo
Personal visits and travels in Lawrence area today
Purely personal notes list visitors and travelers to and from Lawrence. J E Leader from Topeka and George A Dean from Manhattan stop by for business or social reasons. Others arrive from Kansas City St Joe Fort Scott Washington DC and Colorado Springs.
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Jou Block
St. Joe
J. E. Leader
Topeka
George A. Dean
Manhattan
Lawrence
W. A. Griffith
Kansas City
Owen Catl
Wamego
Kansas
C. C. Carl
Esther Walliams
John Harvey
Clarence Margi
Fort Scott
Jessie Ewing
Carl Morgan
Wichita
A. Havenstick
Washington, D.C
Charles Quinlan
Colorado Springs
Albert Brady
Beta Theta Pi
Charles Danning
Concordia
C. J. Radcliffe
C. Seaman
Sheriff Association
Kar City
Brown County
F. H. Modder
New Orleans
Modder
Tulane University
Catholic Church Rededicated After Murder of Father Leo
Denver reports the desecrated Elizabeth's Catholic church was rededicated with a solemn ceremony led by Rev. Percy A. Phillips. The bishop, Bishop Mats, is en route to Los Angeles. a reconsecration awaits his return. District Attorney Geo A. Stidger pushes for a speedy trial of the alleged killer, held in Colorado jail.
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Denver
Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Father Leo
Percy A.phillips
Divosee
Mats
Los Angeles
Geo. A. Stidger
Colorado
Hudson tunnel link opened by President Roosevelt
In New York on February 25 the Hudson river tunnel system linking the Hoboken line to New York City was formally opened. President Roosevelt pressed a button in Washington to start the official New York to Hoboken train, carried by New York and New Jersey governors and city officials from the three interested cities.
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New York
Hoboline
New York City
Hudson River
Morosevelt
Washington
Hoboken
New Jersey
National Education Assn Superintendents Meeting Opens
More than 2000 educators from across the country gathered in Washington for the annual convention of the National Education Association department of superintendents. Kansas state superintendent E. T. Fairchild was listed among the speakers.
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Washington
Department of Superintendents
The
National Education Association
E. T. Fairchild
Robbers Sandbag Agent in Sioux City Train Stop
Three masked men jumped from behind a door at Wentworth S C while the agent filed a report on a freight train departure. They sandbagged Station Agent C A Elliott then robbed him of 100 dollars in cash and a draft of equal value plus 100 dollars from the office.
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Sioux City
Tuwa
Wentworth
S. C
C. A. Elliott
Hamilton defies heirs over unsigned letters in will fight
In a Biloxi interview Mrs. Laura Hamilton, wife of Rev E A Hamilton, denies writing unsigned letters used in Clinton probate to break Colonel Thomas Snell's will. She says she was near the court but was not summoned to testify and she challenges proof that any of the letters are hers.
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St. Louis
The
Post Dispatch Today
Biloxi
Miss
Laura Hamilton
E. A. Hamilton
Methodist Schurch
Newman, NL
Champaign
Dlinoia
Jealousy sparks fatal shooting in Philadelphia street
Philadelphia February 23 a jealous motive is alleged after a man shot and killed Mary Robinson as she walked with a white employer's three year old son in the city center. The assailant, a Negro, was captured. the child narrowly escaped.
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Philadelphia
Mary Robinson
F. L. Lewis
Army Bill Up in House After Agreement Reached
Washington February 25 The army appropriation bill moves to general debate with several hours of discussion planned before it is ready for amendment.
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Washington, D. C
Lima Celebrates American Naval Officers with Unabated Entertainments
Lima Peru February 25 entertainments in honor of the American naval officers continue unabated as Lima society enjoys a series of receptions and gatherings seldom seen in local social life.
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Lima
Peru
Railroad rail removal near Otterville aims derailment
Walter W. Cox a wood chopper from Franklin Junction Missouri confessed to a Missouri Pacific Railway official that he removed a rail on Otterville hill fifteen miles east of Sedalia Friday night causing a freight train to derail. He said he planned to wreck and rob the Missouri Pacific Kansas City Saint Louis passenger train No 4 which was due shortly after the wreck. He was arrested at his home yesterday and brought to Sedalia today.
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Sedalia
Walter W. Cox
Wood Chopper
Sf Franklin Junction
Missouri Pacific Railway
Otterville Hill
Cox
Missouri Pacifi
Kansas City
Otterville
Schneck Trial Opens in Ottawa in Murder Case
Trial of Frank Schneck and Mrs Mollie Stewart for the murder of Mrs Sehan and children began at 11 40 oclock in Ottawa Kansas Legal proceedings opened with the retelling of the indictment Witness Sampson Bales of Centropolis nephew of Mrs Schneck testified he discovered the murdered woman Bales described finding the body The courtroom was crowded with locals and out of town observers, with the trial expected to run several days Uintus Melvin of Lawrence represents the defense slate of witnesses includes Kil Stewart and Stenger anticipated to be sensational.
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Ottawa
Kans
Frank Schreck
Mollie Stewart
Sehan Ad
Lawrence
Sident
Seineck
Mars
Stewart
Kamps Bales
Centropolis
Sehneck
Bales
Aia
Selacek
Yah Wildren
Bates
Enautry
Canet
Selmeck
Stenger
Uintus Melvin
Chana
Selineck
Nice Quiet Wedding Turns Fatal Riot in Chicago
Four men were fatally stabbed and fifteen others injured in a riot between Polish celebrants at a wedding in Chicago on February 25. A policeman was among those cut, and twenty rioters were arrested after chairs, knives, and bottles were used in the melee.
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Chicago
Edesta
James Grimm
John Luberzeeski
John Wadaya
Stanley Wadasek
Wadaya
John McDonough
They Are Loyal to a Fault in Train Race
In La Porte Indiana on February 25 two trains race the American car arriving in Chesterton at 10:15 am and heading toward Porter then Hobart near Chicago while the military car reaches Chesterton at 10:45 am, the French car stalls between New Carlisle and Rolling Prairie. Locals refuse to help haul the French car so the American car may win.
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Rolling Prairie
Investigation of Navy charges opens before Senate panel
Washington February 25 A senate naval affairs committee hearing on an overhaul bill explores the charges against the American navy and the navy department conduct as part of the administrative re organization bill introduced by Chairman Hale.
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Washington
Navy Department
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Hale
Fire kills three in Brainard area fire tragedy
Three persons perished in a store building blaze at International Falls last night. A servant girl and an infant child of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Owens died, and a brother of Mr. Owens also lost his life. Mr. and Mrs. Owens were badly burned.
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Brainard, Minn
M. W. Owens
Those College Boys Dress For Chapel Prank
A prank at a college saw the student body arrive at a regular chapel service in wildly mismatched attire. Billed as a stag party plan, the boys wore oldest and worst clothes with scarce neckties, odd footwear, and extreme hosiery while Dean Held led the service in a blue flannel shirt.
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Dean Held
Emporia Gazette
Morse Withdraws Not Guilty Plea in Perjury Indictment
In New York on February 26 Charles W Morse appeared in the supreme court and withdrew his not guilty plea to the perjury indictment recently returned against him. He entered a demurrer to the indictment and arguments are planned for March 3. The notice also advertises Gustafson's auction sale inviting attendance for upcoming birthdays weddings and anniversaries.
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New York
Charles W. [Morse
Supreme Court
Lamar Man Kills Mother In Law Then Dies On Tracks
Lee Hart a coal hauler in Lamar Missouri shot and killed Mrs Joseph Edwards his mother in law after a family quarrel and wounded her husband then killed himself by lying across a railroad track as a St Louis and San Francisco express passed. Hart first shot his wife wounding her, then fired through a barricaded door at Mrs Edwards killing her, wounded Mr Edwards, and fled before his body was found across the tracks. Mrs Hart and Hart’s wife had a six month marriage with frequent quarrels.
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Lamar
Lee Hart
Joseph Edwards
St. Louis
S Tart
Tart
Hart
Pds
Chinese Minister Wu Expected To Deliver Special Message
Washington February 25. The state department anticipates a special message from Wu the newly appointed Chinese minister concerning China Japan and China Russia relations upon his Washington arrival. No formal representation exists yet beyond protests by American textile manufacturers and exporters over Japan’s railway administration in Manchuria hurting their trade.
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Washington
China
Japan
Russia
State Department
Manchuria
Governor Grants Pardon For Osage Man
Topeka February 25 The Governor today paroled Sylvester Wright from the penitentiary Wright is an Osage county man who was imprisoned for a long term on a statutory crime The complaining witness was Wrights wifes sister Evidence shows Wright is not the guilty man
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Topeka
Sylvester Wright
Osage County
Wright
Primary for State Officers in New Orleans
The second democratic primary to decide state office candidates was held in New Orleans today. Important offices on the ballot include lieutenant governor, auditor and attorney general. The text notes a local business ad inserted amid the report.
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New Orleans
Louis
Markets by Wiebe grain and provisions recap
Markets by Wiebe reports Kansas City grain quotes dated February 25 with wheat at May 92 5 3 for 14 receipts and July 89 56e, cash Nos 2 bard 93 4 97e, No 2 red 99e to 1 00, corn May 55c July 54 44c cash mixed 51e, white 54e, oats No 2 white 50 51e No 2 mixed 49e, rye 74 78e, hay Timothy 11 12, prairie 350 9.00, butter creamery 33e, packing 2e, eggs 10e.
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Hansas City
Bard
Choice Prairia
Not Stolen Relics Squelches Boxer News Scandal
Omaha residents dispute reports of a scandal over Chinese relics sold by Mrs. Conger wife of the U S minister to China during the Boxer troubles She denies any looting by American soldiers and challenges claims of a congressional inquiry The note mentions Captain Frederick Buchan linked to the family and gives background on his service and status
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Omaha
Department of the Missouri
Tie
Minister Conger
Kansas Railroads Ordered Valued Describes Inspection Plan
Topeka Feb 25 The Kansas state tax commission outlines plans to inspect about 1000 miles of rail lines weekly across roughly 9000 miles of track. They will visit main lines and chief branches while curtailing trips on branch lines. A special car for valuation work may be chartered or officials travel as passengers if unavailable.
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Topeka
State Tax Commission
Kansas
Helen Now Out of a Job at Bell Telephone Exchange
In St Louis on February 25 a Bell Telephone exchange worker named Helen, actually a man in disguise, was discharged after the chief operator Miss Burns learned the truth from a colleague. Helen had been hired five months earlier as Helen Yes, 22, of Chicago, and a new operator named Margaret uncovered the deception when Helen proposed marriage. Margaret refused and alerted Miss Burns, leading to Helen's dismissal.
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St. Louis
Forest Exchange
Bell Telephone Company
Helen
Miss Burns
tHelen
Helen Yes
Chicago
Margaret
Masked Robbers Opened Safe at Sea Lumber Plant
In New Orleans on February 25 six masked robbers overpowered a night watchman at the Sea Lumber company plant in Tiego near the city. They blew open a large steel safe in the office. The amount stolen is unknown. The sheriff and a posse are in pursuit.
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New Orleans
The
Sea Lumber Company
Tiego
Trade ties eyed between United States and Germany
Berlin February 25. The Chinese minister has hinted at a possible special agreement with the United States and Germany to maintain equal trade opportunities in all Chinese territory. Washington telegrams suggesting Roosevelt may circulate a policy on Chinese trade appear connected to Germany and the United States partnership prompted by Chinese appeals.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
United States
Germany
Washington
Roosevelt
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Ties
Massachusetts
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Ofice
Opera House
C.J. Simmons
Omte
Mass
Heatdence
G. W. Jones
Chic Street
Hell and Home
F. D. Morse
M. D
Woodward & Co
J. R. Bechtel
Massachusetta St
Tennessee Street
E. J. Blair
Omen and Realience
Vermont St. Bell
John Co. Rudolfh
KL Nampahire
Bell Phone
Rome
the Fairpax
Padatantiga
Mork Bros. & Sharp
Eldridge House
Donnelly
New Humpshire
Winthrop ~ Sts
Telephone
Lawrence, Kans
George Ire Banks
Janssen
Warren Street
H. A. Sibley
N. Cameron
Boughton’s
Melephons ‘ ‘Wiedemann
Leo
Prof. Smith
Sailor
Rea
Sampson Bales
Centrapolis
ED Stewart
Jolen
Morse
Gustafson
Great Western
Minoru
Motealf, Implement Co
Missouri
Chile
Soxman & Co
WIEBE
Conger
Frederick Buchan
Buchan
University of Kansas
Twentieth
Kansas Volunteers
Baby
Williamaos
Straffon
Mantholis
Hamman
Nevilla’s Corner
SAIB
J. Mobell Te
Neville FP. A A. Bldg
National Bank
B. Watkins
AL Hi
Cc. H. Tucker, W. B Basen,’ Aza't. Cashler
As. Ie Cc
Tucker, Et & Mitchell
State Bank
Bromellice
NEY
Btoves
Innes
Sesic T
J. Sweeney
Hingey
General Cette
Monroe
M. Newmark
AL Tare
GeManiey
A. Monro
Aloe
Sear
Hosford Investment
Michigan
Haymond
Mass, Street
Senya
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