Public auction for 935 Mass St property in Lawrence
Auctions notice: sale of two story brick and stone store building at 935 Mass St Lawrence Kansas with sidewalk and utilities. bid by mail to A P Fellows Philadelphia. present bid 3650 dollars. Other items include obituary of A Shepard and assorted local notices and ads from Topeka area merchants.
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Tam
Mass
Lawrence
Kansas
A. P. Fellows
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Local notices and business ads with social items
Gas stove and furnace work offered with cheerful estimates at 736 Mass St. Also dry cleaning and pressing by J. Jr. Alnton at 725 Mars St with bell phones. Numerous social and personal notes list visits to Kansas City, Topeka, and Lawrence, plus a London parliament dissolution notice and brief travels of local residents.
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Ohio
Mass
J. Jr
Alnton
Mars
St. Bell
Why He Advertises in Newspapers
A Kansas City merchant explains why he spends on newspaper ads. He aims at intelligent readers, reaches more people quickly and cheaply, and says ads yield the best returns. He notes he avoids wasteful spending and targets the best sections of papers to attract buyers.
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B. G. Gustafson
East
Wil Cone
Local Notices From Lawrence Area Dated January
A mix of notices including job change for Miss Mattie Sizpless at Lawrence water works, funeral for Samuel Johnson of Alexander Indiana arriving in Lawrence, a 25 percent framing sale at Wolf's Book Store, and prayer meetings in the association buildings. Also reports of extreme cold in St Paul nine below, a disturbance case against Daniel Robinson, vandalism at Bowersock, travel notes on F J Stevenson, illness of G W L Raymond, death of Mrs Frank Hodges of Olathe, framing sale notice, Wakarusa Lodge oyster supper January 12 1906, and M C A board election.
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Mattie Sizpless
Lawrence Waterworks Company
Samuel Johnson
Alexander
Indiana
Lawrece
Woodwen Entertainment Tonight for Members and Guests
A notice signaling an evening program at Woodwen, intended for members, their families, and invited guests. The event invites attendance and reflects a social gathering with entertainment planned for attendees.
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Woodwen
Witness Testimony Probes Standard Oil History in Ohio Case
New York January 8 In a Missouri oil hearing Attorney General Hadley questioned Ida M. Butts step daughter of the late George L. Rios of Marietta Ohio about certificates and assignments linked to the Standard Oil trust. Papers signed by Rockefeller Rogers Tilford and Barstow were referenced as allegedly used to thwart a court order and were said to concern ownership of shares exchangeable for Standard Oil stock.
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New York
N. Y
Ida M. Butts
George L. Rios
Marietta
Ohio
Hadley
John D. Rockefeller
Henry M. Flagie
William T. Wadwall
Supreme Court of New York
Week of Prayer Union Meetings Jan 8 13
Week long program lists daily Young Men's Christian Association sessions led by various figures at multiple churches. Topics include Is Religion Good For a Young Man, A Young Man s Opportunity as a Christian, Does a Young Man Reap What He Sows, Is it Worth While For a Young Man to Be a Christian, The Prodigal Young Man and How to Reach Him, Is the Young Man Safe plus several local church addresses and leaders.
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Association
Geo. Lnnea
John E. Boodin
Peter
Tharry Raymond
Luke
Y. W. J Coleman
Sam
North Side
United Brethren Church
Kay
K. Corkill
Centenary M. EH
H. E. Stauffer
Pilgrim Congregational Church
E. W. Flckle
North Side Christian Church
John Weattall
Transfer of Esmith Case to Kansas City Court
E Smith case involving Moodie, Wilson, Briancisy Ruseor and others originally indicted December 1 by a federal grand jury at Topeka for conspiracy to defraud in fencing government funds was moved today to the United States district court at Kansas City Kansas. Judge John F. Philips will try the defendants. Judge John S. Pollock had been set for the hearing.
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Kansas City
Moodie
Domont Smith
Briancisy
Ruseor Wilson
Jetmore
Kates
Tb. Ryan
Fouse
Topeka
United States District Court
Kansas
Mistad
John F. Philips
John S. Pollock
District Court
Kans
J. S. Pullock
Philips
Castro Again Negotiations Fail at Caracas
Washington January eight secretary Root has been notified by cable of the complete failure of the talks between the Bermudez Asphalt Company and the Venezuelan government. Clyde Brown the company's treasurer has departed Caracas. Calhoun, the president's special commissioner, is to report with a basis for immediate government action. Congress may receive the report and a suggested line of action.
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Washington, D. C
Root
Caracas
Bermudez Asphalt Company
Clyde Brown
Calhoun
Congress
Philippine tariff debate and Santo Domingo resolution in Congress
In Washington on January 8 the House finished DC bills then resumed debate on the Philippine tariff measure. In the Senate Tillman’s resolution asking the president for information on Santo Domingo’s status was debated after being laid over last Thursday.
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Washington, D. C
House
District of Columbia
Senate
Tillman
Santo Domingo
Vernon Scandal Claims Hit Vernon's Appointment
A series of affidavits and accusations trace a Lawrence scandal from 1903 to 1901 involving Professor W T Vernon, Emma Brown and family. Protests in Topeka and alleged letters to President Roosevelt are cited as part of opposition to his appointment.
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Raymond S. Jones
Washington, D. C
Herkeley
Cal
Lawrence
G. W. Jones
W. T. Vernon
Vernon
Topeka
Eoma Brown
Willa Brown
G. W. Brown
Geary County
Danville, Sr
Rowes
Emma Brown
Lawrance
William Peck
Emma
Mt. Oread
Roma Brown
Fraser Hall
Willa
Peck
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Emporia
Mia
Emoa Gaines
H. le Moray
W. T. McKnight
Feck
Mambera
Brown
Nick Chilea
Phenominal Success at Association Building Week Totals
Statistics show 2672 visitors 286 baths 6 prayer meetings 1 public religious meeting 129 attendance 2 bible classes 17 attendance 37 new members 3 rooms rented 70 papers and periodicals 325 using gymnasium. Journal notes want column gains readers and ads. Hot chocolate and coffee with whipped cream offered at 5 cents per cup at Wiedemann’s.
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Lota
West Park
Sala
Jon. E. Riggs
Wiedemann’s
Cummins Urges Strict Insurance Laws and Rail Reform
Des Moines Iowa January governor Cummins urged the legislature to pass strict laws governing insurance companies to protect policy holders. He proposed a standard form of policies and argued that limiting railway influence in politics would reduce corruption, stating primary reform could minimize railways' power.
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Des Moines
Cummins
Trouble Averted in Tulsa Over Labor Plot Threat
In Tulsa, reports indicate a planned assassination plot against Joseph Bender linked to labor troubles was believed averted after threats of lynching by whites last night. Meanwhile Mrs. Shane is buried.
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Tulsa
J. T
Egroes
Joseph Bender
Good Woman Taken To Her Long Home
Mrs. Missouri Shane, fifty ninth year, died recently and funeral services were held at the First Christian Church at two o clock. Rev. C L Milton conducted a simple service in the presence of many friends. She came to Lawrence in 1805 and joined the Christian church, remaining a devoted member. Survived by seven daughters and three sons. Pallbearers were young church members. Interment at Oak Cemetery.
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Missouri
Shane
Christain
C. L. Milton
Snape
Christaan Church
Lawrence
Shea
Ollie Brooks Returns to Town After Jail Break
Ollie Brooks, who escaped from jail in October, was found in town yesterday and arrested. Marshal O'Coyne ordered 241 hours for him to leave. if he returns after that deadline, he will be tried for breaking jail.
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Ollla Brooks
Ootater
Marshal O'Coyne
Tims
Below Zero In Iowa Soulx City
It was alx below zero this morning. Lost between 048 Misouri street and Everett hall a silver belt buckle. Reward returned to Lawrence Pantatorium. Wanted a loud boy with wheel at the Postal Telegraph o. at once. Eoquira at 003 Alabamos Street.
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Soulx City
Jen
Postal Telegraph O
Misouri Atreet
Everett Hall
Ailver
Lawrence Pantatorium
Apelin Ee Fo
University
Eoquira
Alabamos Street
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Offica Hasement Merchants Bank Bullding
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Hugh Blair
P. Leonard
Tallor
Pamtatorium
Mase
Cell
Mie. S
Morrison
Hard & Morriacn
Baldwin
Star
P. P. Phillips
Menry Street
Yank
Kan
Women of Lawrence
Robertson Bros
W. J. Francisco
Hester
Lawrence Business College
W. A. Guenther
Sois
Beth
Central Hotel
Emil Hunsinger
Vermont Street
Bellphone
A. Shepard
Williamatown
Bunial
Judge Nevison
Sempra Glovine
Mra. Prentiss’ Home Store
Santa Fe
Kansas State
Olmsted’s Pharmacy
Fraterna Aid Hall
C. E. Porter
Massachusetts Street
J. A. Gillham & Co
Manter
Red
Olmsted's
Hoadleyw’s
Gas Isling
Geo
W. BA Vaga
Kid Maga
Art Gillwants
Emerton
Frank Robertson
Chicago
F. E Haworth
Kanway City
Anderson
Theo, Kerus
Cleveland
Keros
Nins Bester
Bessie Kheaater
Earnest Robinso
Kaness City
Dr. Robinson
Ohio Street
James Tenpenny
Oskaloosa
Brosen
E.Z. Gallagher
A. Baldwin
Wamego
P. H. Pierce
Chancellor Strong
State Board of Education
Board of Regents
Washburn
Midland College
Atchson
Campbell College
Holton
Ottawa University
Baker University
Abijah Walrchild
Harris
Kans Fairchild
Famou 20Th Kansas
Phillipines
London
Eng
King Bd Ward
Privy Council
Wiedemanon's
Oyaters
Central
Xansoedl Way
Russell Epsrks Co
Iowa
L. L. Phillips & Co
Woodward
Dea Moines
Jan
Morrison Cafe
Marquardt
Jos. K. Riggs
Sapta Fe
C. G. Hawk
Bahskopf
Boughton Book and Stationery Store
Massachusette
L. L. Phillips & Co's
I. Nischolson
Best
Eliy
W. A. Dgnmire
Boston
Mam
Nathan B. Goodnow and Co
A.D. Weaver
Mr. Pretm
Wolf's Book Store
Isle of
Bong Boog
Wiedemaon’s
St. Paul
Se St. Paul, Mino
Daniel Robinson
Bowersock
F. J. Stevenson
Wiilsville
I. L. Stevensoon
GW. L. Raymond
Mississippi Street
Frank Hodges
Olathe
Rodges
L. T. McKoin
Sincern Repret
Cy the
Walf
Hook
Wakarusa Lodge
Brown's
M.C. A
W. H. Cayton
Cayton
Yesterdy
North
Lawrenc
North Lawrence
Bucks Band
F. A. A. Hall
Olusted
W. Y. Morgan
Uary
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Mall
ELY Brothers
Warren
South Side
Presbyterian Church
W. B. Tutchlason
United Presbyterian Church
CM. Lowe
Lutheran Church
F. A. Wilber
Esmith
Castro Again
Venézuela
Asphalt Company
Fischer’s
Wolt's Book Store
State Bank of
Alwo
Thas Bead
Cummins Inaugural
Mrs. Shane
Ollie Brooks
Alahams Street
J.H. Orr
F. A.A
New Hampshire ‘Street
Dell
W. Brown
Mameger
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