Local doctors and services an old time ad page
A readable column lists doctors with offices on Woodward and nearby streets, plus residences and phones. It includes Dr J A Bechtel and Dr John C Rudolph, other physicians, a nurse Rachel Fisher, and a Santa Fe Hotel with rates. Several local notices mention social visits, a Livery stable, and real estate broker William Sinclair. Additionally two Indians receive Carnegie hero medals and a rich California policewoman is appointed in Long Beach.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Fannie Bixby
California
Long Beach
Bixby
Jonathan Bixby
Wellesley Col
Bixby Volun
Topeka Letter on Governor Stubbs and Kansas politics
The article portrays Governor Stubbs as economical and diligent, balancing official duties with political strategy. It notes his background, leadership style, and the influence of Kansas figures like John Dawson for attorney general in 1911, plus profiles of Edwin Taylor and W. L. Brown in county politics.
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John Dawson
Political shifts in 1893 senate turmoil and court ruling
The text notes D. M. Howard of Shawnee county serving in the Dunsmore House in 1893 but losing his seat when the Supreme Court upheld the Doug lass House and replaced him with A. C. Sherman. It records 62 outvoting 63, with the Supreme Court opposing the Populists’ move.
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House
Senate
D. M. Howard
Shawnee County
Wisconsin Central Sold to Canadian Pacific Control
New York Jan 21 transfer of control of the Wisconsin Central Railway occurred at the Carnegie Trust company. Newman Erb and associates financed the deal valued between four and five million dollars. Directors including President W A Bradford Jr will resign. Wisconsin Central will be operated in the interests of the Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie road, controlled by Canadian Pacific. Newman Erb, a Kansay City Wyandotte & Northwestern promoter, is linked to Gould system history.
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Canadian Pacific
New York
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Carnegie Trust Company
Newman Erb and Associates
Wisconsin Central Road
W. A. Bradford, Jr
Wisconsin Central
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Saulta Ste Marie Road
Canadian Pacific Railway
Newman Erb
Kansay City
Death toll feared in crib fire at 100
Chicago reports Joseph D Andrew leader of the Sever and Tunnel Miners association warned the death list could reach 100 after a crib fire. He cited about 173 men were working when the blaze began and many missing may lie at the bottom of a lake.
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Union
Chicago
Joseph D. Andrew
The
Sever and Tunnel Miners Association
Crib
Land Frauds Involving Haskell's Secretary in Michigan
Hastings Michigan January 21 Sixteen Hastings residents including the circuit judge and prosecuting attorney have been subpoenaed to Oklahoma to testify about land deals. Walter R Eaton secretary to Governor Haskell and a former local resident is accused of involvement. Subpoenaed individuals reportedly received deeds to Oklahoma land later converted to Eaton. Names include Circuit Judge Clement Smith Prosecuting Attorney W W Potter editors W K Cook and Charles E Field and Archie Anderson bank cashier.
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Hastings
Mich
Bee
Oklahoma
Walter R. Eaton
Haskell
Eaton
Clement Smith
W. W. Potter
W. Kk. Cook
Charles E. Field
Archie Anderson
City Bank
Gloomy days foretold good crops in 1909
Wichita Eagle reports two weeks of sunless January weather in the Arkansas Valley, with locals predicting that gloomy days now mean bountiful crops in southern Kansas and Oklahoma for the year 1909. Elder residents with 35 years in the valley affirm the sunless spell signals strong yields ahead.
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Arkansas Valley
Wichita
Wichita Eagle
Kansas
Oklahoma
Hearst's Agent Arrested in Libel Case Conspiracy
Guthrie Oklahoma January 21 Scott Mackteynolds personal representative of Clarence J Shearn of New York defending William R Hearst in the libel suit brought by Governor Snaskeil was arrested for a second time charged with conspiring with KR Lunsford of Cleveland Oklahoma to obtain defamatory information about the governor Mackayldis denies offering Lunford money for any evidence against the governor
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Haskell- Hearst
Guthrie
Okla
Scott Mackteynolds
Clarence J. Shearn
New York
Wi. R. Hearst
Snaskeil
KR. L. Lunsford
Cleveland
Oklo
Mackaynalds
Lunford
West Virginia Delegate Alleges Penitentiary Misuse Funds
In Charleston a West Virginia delegate alleged gross mismanagement and corruption at the state penitentiary. He claimed bookkeeping was hapless and itemized expenses were hidden with funds diverted, accusing deliberate concealment of financial wrongdoing.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Dan
Deligary Moore
Hapi
Lawrence Settlers Debate Lt Lambert Residency
Lawrence historians split over whether the late Lt Lambert once lived in Lawrence as old settlers quarrel. Fort Scott Republic says Lawrence feeds an Italian quake victim, while Wichita Eagle notes KU admission to the Association of American Universities and a dig at Missouri. Lawrence paper lists carriages and horses for sale. W G Stubbs.
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Wichita Eagle
Lawrence
Lambert
Fort Scott
Italy
University of Kansas
Association of American Universities
Kansas
Missouri
K. U
Sunflower State
Stubbs
Death Toll Uncertain In Chicago Crib Fire
Efforts continued today to determine if any workers remain alive beneath the crib in the lake after a blaze killed fifty or more yesterday. George W. Jackson of the building firm said a full list of the dead would take several days to complete.
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Chicago
Cbutt
George W. Jackson
President discusses Jap question with California senators
In Washington on June 21 the Japanese legislation issue in California was discussed at a conference among the president and Senator Pint and Fulton and others. The president urged the California delegation to use its influence fully against any legislation that might be resentful to Japan.
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California
Washington, D. C
Pint and Fulton
Japan
Drainage bill introduced by Senator Avery in Senate
Topeka Jan 21 Senator Avery introduced a measure in the Kansas senate to clear obstructions from rivers in a new drainage bill. Most of the session was consumed with reapportionment discussions.
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Sinois
Springfield
Til
United States
House
Senate
Avery
Topeka
Jan
Kansas Building at Yukon Exposition in Seattle
Kansas ex-pats in Washington urge a Kansas state building for the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition in Seattle next summer. The Kansas Society of Seattle backs a state structure as Oregon Washington and California already show similar houses. Kansas legislators are urged to fund the effort after 11 000 Kansans are counted in Washington per the 1900 census.
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Topeka
Washington State
Kansas
Seattle
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Washington
Oregon
California
Kansas Society of
Sunflower
Earthquakes Continue Destroy 600 Homes in Turkey
Official dispatch reports more than 10 houses destroyed yesterday near Smyrna at Vhoecaen as tremors persist. People flee to the mountains seeking refuge amid ongoing shocks.
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Turkey
Ponstantinople
Vhoecaen
Smyrna
Smelter Magnate Charles L Tutt Dead in New York
Colorado Springs reports the death of Charles L Tutt prominent mining and smelting magnate from this city. He died in New York City this morning from heart trouble. No additional details were released.
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Colorado Springs
New York
Charles L. Tutt
Controversy Over New Furniture Bill Dominates Topeka Session
Topeka reports eight measures introduced for final hearing as the furniture bill advances with a minority report condemning the transaction as unfair and ill legal. The senate also handles the anti lobby bill third reading and reapportionment moves. Legislator W A Morgan of Sledgeman is struck with paralysis after arriving in the capital.
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Topeka
Senate
Myers
Committee On
Glenn Bill
Deffersi
Brown
Osage
Franklin
Leavenworth
Que
Bourbon
Allen County
Private detectives hired for 25th Infantry follow-up ends
Washington D C Jan 21 The private detectives Browns and Baldwin who were paid 15 000 to follow members of the 26th Infantry battalion have been dismissed The department has not abandoned efforts to identify the shooters but says the detectives have accomplished all that can be expected.
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Brown
Baldwin
26Th Infantry
Washington, D. C
Browns
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Thar
Water supply scare hits Pittsburg health alert
Impure water from the Pittsburgh water company left Bellevue residents sick after drinking from Friday to Sunday. Health officials estimate about 1000 cases as the city battles a major water contamination scare. The case involving defendants remains unresolved amid a Panama Canal libel inquiry and extended grand jury sessions.
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Pittsburg
Oan
Jay
Save Board of Health
Bellevue
Water Company
Fire destroys business block in McCracken Kansas
Fire swept the business portion of McCracken Kansas early today, wiping out the Jesse hotel while all hotel guests escaped unhurt. The blaze left the town without much of its commercial core. Local firefighters fought flames through the morning with no reported injuries.
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Ohio
Youngstews
Mahoning County Infirmary
Canfield
McCracken
Kans
Jesse Hotel
For Sale Horses and Cattle in Credit Sale Notice
FOR SALE One Bay Surry Horse seven years old weight 1400 One Bay Driving Horse eight years old weight 1150 Two Bay young Carriage Horses richly bred full brothers sixteen hands high Two Jersey Cows fresh in spring Two side sad dies old harness children s buggy one mud buggy one old carriage Credit eight months at six percent from sale date on approved note Sale at 2 o clock p m Saturday January 25 1909 W E Stubbs agent Wiad Mi Hil
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Menton
W. E. Stubbs
Wiad Mi Hil
Wanted wheels to repair and trade ad
A square deal guaranteed to all Walter Dyche Howe phone 691. FOR SALE Or trade. Good work horse at 327 Michigan street. 1 WANTED TO BUY Second and Corn Sheller. Call at 1750 Mass. St. Bell phone 1209.
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Walter Dyche
Howe
Michigan Street
Mass
Bell
Heim Buys Girard Coal Belt to Link Lines
Joplin and Pittsburg electric railway head J. J. Heim announced the purchase of the Girard coal belt system by Coal Belt stockholders. The deal covers all stock and bonds, valued around 150000 dollars, with a future link planned to join Coal Belt with the Pittsburg system and expand interaction lines centered in Pittsburg. The Coal Belt line runs about 20 miles east from Girard on Girard capital.
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Pittsburg
Kas
J. J. Heim
Joplin
Hne
Girard
Girard Capital
Bonaparte Letter Not Public Before Senate Committee
Attorney General Buonaparte’s letter to the senate judiciary committee on the merger of Tenn Coal & Tron Co and United States Steel Corp was not made public by the committee. Cloudburst in Stockton California washes out nine houses.
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Bonaparte
Washington, D. C
Buonaparte
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Oaday
Tenn , Coal & Tron Company
United States Steel Corporation
California
Stockton
Cal
San Joaquin
Kansas Gets Money From War Department Ruling
Washington January 21 The War Department auditor ruled favorably on Kansas claim for 125065 43 covering interest and discount on funds borrowed to repel invasions and Indian raids The decision was supported by Senator Curtis Madison Calderhead and others and will be certified to Congress The money may fund a veterans memorial or good roads campaign while some funds from a prior 97090 claim could serve as interest on bonds for a state historical society building
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War Department
Washington
Dan
Divisun
Hit
Lung
Cur
Us Nd
Madison and
Calderhead
Nicholsen
Mir Nicholson
The
Cress
Congress
Kansas
Missouri
Kuanisuus
Curtis
Madison
Weeks Agd
Ue Atite
State House
Great Historical Society
Will Go With a Bush
Four jurors have been seated and the second day of the Cooper murder trial opened with an intent to speed the remaining juror selection. The court proceeded to rush the process as tonight’s climbers headline the coverage.
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Naahville
Leon
Jon
Cooper
Frink
DICK announces candidacy for Lawrence city treasurer
Result of Marine Hearing in Washington shows removal of marines from ships keeps their duties on shore and does not alter the governing organic law. Chicago reports discuss child labor evils and aim to create a federal child labor bureau. The Climbers perform at the Opera House tonight.
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Hares
Lawrence
Dufault
Star
Washington, D
Veld
Naval Academy
JoUse
Chicago
Congress
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Business Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
Dit
T. Olllispie
Oor
Warren
Moone
Seldence
Indiana Bu
Moree
Woodward & Co
W. Jones
Onisa
Buita Ko
Ea. A
Obio Street
J. A. Bechtel
Pamala
Moles
Tenom Street
Hall
Blair
John .C. Rudolph
Ofhoa
Realtones
Sarieneucky
Ralph EB. Barnes
City Drug Store
Louisiana
Rachel Fisher
Donnelly Bri
New Hampshire
Winthrop
Kens
WM. T. Sinclair
Fisal Estate
Mort
Massachusetts
Opera House
Jess
J. Lentle
Mr. Coleman
Carnegie Hery Fund Commission
Peter Dean
Mellen
Aviz
George Sallamah
W. W. McCune
Dawson
Hinccheon
Preston B
Pont
Tom McNeal
Edwin Taylor
Edwardsville
Wryandottee
Taylor
Roosevelt
State Agricultural College
Wyandotte County
W. L. Brown
Kingman County
I. E. Lambert
Emporis
Copeland Hotel
J. B. Lambert
Emporia
E. B. Kellam
G. F. Worley
A. A. Fuller
H. B. Howard
ML F. Rigby
C. O. Knowles
Johnstown
Stoughton
Unser City
Tene
Ed Marshall
Pierce
Michigan
BR. Eaton
Muskogee
Hearst
PRAUD
Yukon Exposition
Dakota
Vierre, & IL
Naval
Fraser Hall
AAT
W. A. Morgan
Sledgeman
Nurres
Heim
Santa Barbara
Pinckney Street
Conl
Here
Neeticut Street
Naples
Tennessee
Marine City
St. Clair River
Port Lambres
Nashville
Tenn
U. S
San Antonio
Texas
Antonio de Aranjo
de Aranjo
Clyde Fitch
Climbers
Mass. Street
Home Book Co
Raugas City
Sanford B. Ladd
George 2. B. Jackson
St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas & ‘Fuses Railroad
Ladd
Ld Jackson
Madley
National Board of Trade
George von L. Meyer
Thebard
Vicw
Fairbanks
Cannon
Ita
Tndianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Rheey
Tofoot Outfitters
Aurora
Vandaville
Miss la Warde
Royal
National Bank
Y B. Watkins
Co & HL
Emer
Tuxter
Cashier
B. Watery
C. A. Him, C. 4. Tucks As
Hagen
J. House
A.C. Aditeball C. Bloore
State Bank
Oo Aice
Pra
W. R. Stubbs
Zeene Geoinges
Ds General Banking Busines
Monroe, MI
Newmark
A. Marks
G. Grovenor
M. G. Manisy
W. F. March
Eben Baldwin
A. Monroe
W. F. Manch
Proaldent
Ler
M. Newark
B. & Wool
Asst. Cashier
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