Colonial Administration Report Highlighted by Government
Quoted from Bischmar publications the report on colonial administration by O P Austin covers a century from 1800 to 1900 and quotes Prof Blackmar on Spanish policy. The Austin report discusses history and policy of colonial administration across nations. First Baptist church notes tomorrow include Lord's Supper reception of new members and morning worship with sermons and music in a lower room.
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Bischmar Publications
Washington
O P Austin
Bureau of Latistica
Blackmar
American Economic Association
Mr Austin
First Baptist Church
God's Armory
Plains of Bethlebim
Remnants at Weaver's Put Up for Quick Invoicing
The invoice work nears completion as remnants and short lengths are disclosed. The shop aims to expedite invoicing, emphasizing savings on these leftover pieces and urging prompt processing.
Valuable fossil collection arrives at Kansas University
A valuable fossil collection from the Royal Museum of Stuttgart has been received by the University of Kansas in exchange for Kansas fossils. It includes extinct animal specimens not found in America and about 200 species of European Jurassic shells. Prepared by Prof Frans of Stuttgart, the collection was exchanged for specimens gathered under Prof SW Williston. Call at Griffin's for Outta No. 4.
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University of Kansas
Royal Museum of Stuttgart
Kansas
America
Frans
Royal Museum
Paleontological Museum
SW Williston
Griffin's
Diphtheria death orphans rest of town quarantined
A. D. Weaver reports a one year old child of Mr and Mrs O F Harshman died last night from diphtheria and was buried this morning. The Harshman home at 1919 Massachusetts Street is fumigated and quarantined. No other cases appear in town. Mount Nebo No 4 at Griffin's. Funeral postponed for S D Wood Knowling. Boxing and golf goods advertised at Smith's News Depot. Kansas City Schmelgers vs Haskell Indians basketball tonight at Indian Ended Gymnasium. Ice supply worries as cold spell looms. January county commissioners meeting to begin Monday. KU student arrival expected heavy tomorrow and Monday. Wilder Bros offers shirts. Sea Lawrence Employment Bureau listing work at 213 Massachusetts Street. City Council to meet next Monday night. We have a few loans on hand for sale.
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Lather Doyle Harshman
O F Harshman
Massachusetts Streat
Mount Nebo No. 4
Griffin's
Residents oppose double telephone franchise in Lawrence
Business leaders express opposition to adding a second local telephone system. Pierson Milling’s E M Pierson warns of higher bills and no gain, Wilder Brothers call for no new company and favor rate cuts through the existing carrier, while Gen Roberts supports a superior first class system and notes the visual drawback of extra poles. Lexington shaft coal sells for $3.25 at Griffin's.
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Lawrence
Lawrance
Lawrences
EE Pierson
Pierson Milling Company
Fauci
Pressat Company
Roberts
Eliza J Barber of Douglas County Passes in Lawrence
Eliza Jane Barber born December 28 1815 in Franklin County Pennsylvania died December 30 1921 in Lawrence Kansas. She married Thomas M Pierson in 1844 at Richmond Indiana and moved to a Kanwaka farm with him, living there until his death about three years ago. Her brother Thomas W Barber was killed near Lawrence in 1856. She leaves six children including Mrs J W Adams of Lawrence Marcus Pierson and James H Pierson. She was active in the Congregational church and valued by friends. Real estate transfers list several Lawrence and Eudora parcels with small sums. notices include Masons meeting January 5 and a melodrama at the opera house January 5th. A Velox demonstration at Raymonds drag store January 10. Also a note on a former Lawrence resident’s death in Kansas City.
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Eliza Jane Barber
Franklin County
Peonsylvania
Lawrence
Kansas
Thomas M Pierson
Richmood
Ind
Kanwaka
J W Adams
Thomas W Barber
W Adams
Lafayatta Haldwin
Marcus Pierson
This
County
Matilda von Wolf
Topeka
James H Pierson
Fresno
California
Pierson
Congregational Church
Crowd packs Shearer Quit sale as doors shut on shoppers
Large crowds attend the Shearer Quit sale following ads urging steep discounts. Doors are locked to manage the rush, with many customers praising the match between prices and the advertisements and reporting strong trading. Manager Carl Wieman applauds the response and effective newspaper notices.
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Shearer
Desrs
Carl Wieman
Topeka Millers Seek Injunction Against Santa Fe Wheat Rates
Judge Smart heard the application for an injunction by Topeka millers to stop the Santa Fe railroad from charging current wheat rates. A large crowd attended and both sides were represented. Proceedings likely to extend beyond today with no immediate decision expected.
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Totom¢eition Agalmat Santa Fe
Topeka Millers
Sante Fe
Smart
District Court
Railroad
Khe Millers
Dr Wood Dead in South Lawrence Local Obituary
Mr S D Wood dies at his home in south Lawrence after illness. Funeral at 3 p.m. Sunday at residence. Born October 29, 1837 in Norridgewock Maine, he lived in Maine and Lawiston before moving to Lawrence in 1885. Survived by Frances A Bixby, sons WS Wood and S A Wand, daughter Edith. Known for quiet Christian life, devotion to Masonry, and passion for music. Funeral details and community notices follow amid court briefings and local ads.
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S D Wood
South Lawrence
Sanborn Dinsmore Wood
Norridgewock
Maine
Frances A Bixby
WS Wood
Wand
Edith
Lawrence
Lawiston
Miss Btoile B Simons Resigns from Lawrence High
The article notes Miss Btoile B Simons has resigned her Lawrence High School post to take a position in Marshfield Minnesota. It also mentions a lithographed blotter offer from J S Boughtoo at No 639 Massachusetts Street and mild afternoon weather bringing out many country people as streets grew lively.
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Simons
Lawrence High School
Marshfield
Minnesota
Fortunes and folly of Chicago broker John Dupee
A garbled profile of John Dupee, Chicago Wall Street commission man, claimed to have amassed a fortune of several million dollars. The text describes his reputed influence, lifestyle at a Georgetown, Wisconsin home, and controversial market dealings. It also mentions a magazine critique and a brief note on MilanItaly arts and a Sforza castle restoration.
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John Dupec
Beluvartz, Dupec & Co
New York
Tupev
Chicago
Medapee
Lewa
John Daper
Wall Street
Dupee
Bia
Geogetiewos
Wis
Moores
Tigh Weilreagl
Vinis
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SALE
Hoyt
Observatiocn
Abs University
Prato
WAL
Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Davies
C A Porter
Eureka Lump Coal
Gril- Gn's
Welsbach
J. H. Shimmons
Wilder, Bros
Atlas Weepy Loan Association
Flom, Srakkins
Phillips
SB Laurence
Vic Johnson
J Rows
Kal Anderson
Guenther
Anderson
Barber Bros
W Strallgn
F Aiwing
Wilder Lives Can
Court House
Ernest Sbs
Euan
Wibron
Omac
Newry Street
Furtiis
A. J. Shultz
Art
Prica
Mans St
Chartandinw
Katt Fond Tor Poultry
Cacia
Vermont St
E. Peovsch
Bir
Niamen Hutte
Bmilmnery
Agevts
Wells Tollet
M. Lindley
Tal
Gare
Caxnep
J. A. Spaulding
He Olé
Benges
Owen
OstegraTa
Tackron Dulldinu
Eudora
Dailey’s
Naderheiler
East Henry Street
Adon Clarke
Fen Hott F Hook
Lawton
Oklahoma
Hook
Baltimore
Cis
Dick Bros
Gough Syrup
Captain Clarke Wamts
Adna G
Clarke
Excelsior Springs
Eldridge House
PROSS
LDC
Robertson Bros
Woodward & CO
Kraym
Emporia
Bestitatas
Spurgeon
Board of Education
Lastance Drag] Company
Hoadley's
Tha ‘Tastomob Ll
Mastles
Chereken
Griffinte
Otus C
Wilder Bros
and Straw
B. W. McFar Oppnall
Janié & Bro
W. J. Cross
The
Lawrence Drag Company
Protsch, Fyanan
Fergs
Geo H Smith
Viga
Otto Gufler
Poehler
Mea Lawrence Drug Company
Wagstaffs
Weaver's
A. D. Weaver
Plymouth Congregational Church
Smith's News Depet
Kansas City Schmelgers
Haskell Indians
Smith's News Depot
Board of County Commissioners
Sea Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Ioans
Kfom Berking
M W Nagle
Spureron
Jas Donnelly
Will Spurgeon
A J Monk
Harry Dick
Harry Raymond
Orbera
Smith's Depot
Ledies
D. L. Rowl
Innes
Suit and Cloak Department
Soie
Butterick
Delineator
United States
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Lawrence Journal
Naw
Yeac’s Cay
Ottawa Herald
An Rees
Lexington
G.h.norton & Bro
Tel
Jrituane
David Richards
David A Leeper
Elmstrest
Baldwie
Julia L Rybtar
Lynette Righter
Tennessee Lawrence
Masonic Nelses AM
Lawrence Lodge No 6
AE & AM
Order
Masonic Balloo
Sherman Christine
aBo Iwock Opera House
Soenery
Chase
Karl) Gardner
Fritz Pelte
Gardner
Raymonds Drag Store
Igame
Ve Booker
Kansas City
Mandoin
KS Sanndars
Upstaire
Weir City
Griftie’s
Thial
Leonard Strode
Harding's
Stevenscort
Hooley
Terry
J S Boughton
Ign
Black Horse
Louis M McCann
Sommer
Stoughton's
Hanna
Griffio's
W. A. Guenther
Kraam
J S
Griffa's
Willian
Alder
Vines Buale
Wallan
Talia
Diads Iipling
England
Belng
Marcom
Milan
Italy
Sforza
Tio Lees
Leonardo Dia
Collinsville
Eureka
Brown-Parish Lumber CO
Riverside
W. W. Cleland
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