Former Clinton Woman Burned to Death in Missouri
Associated Press report recalls the death by burning of Hattie Bryant at Springfield Missouri. The victim is linked to the Clinton area through family ties, with Mise Bryant identified as her mother Catherine Bryant for many years. The article notes Joe interest in the case and describes the tragic incident occurring a few days earlier.
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Missouri
Douglas County
Associated Press
Hattie Bryant
Springfield
Joe
Mise Bryant
Catherine Bryant
Clinton Resident Hattie Born There and Local Visit Notes
Resident of Clinton mentions Hattie Was born there and Joseph Bryant, the Erandia Heer, pre empted the place of ow ed by John Johnson. W C Hill of Clinton visited the Bryants in Springfield last fall. A note on Responsibility Nut and city water claims to improve glassware and adult appearance. Drink McNish's distilled water.
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Clinton
Hattie
Joseph Bryant
Erandia- Heer
John Johnson
W. C. Hill
Bryants
Springfield
Bhat City
McNish
Line-Up Pro Baseball Picnic At Woodland This Week
Roy Lawrence and Bob Edmondson head a rough line-up for the upcoming picnic at Woodland on the 17th. Prizes center on home run hunts and hiding the ball behind the fence. The event features a three-hagger, fast pitching rumors, and a roster including Fiegens, Holloway, Cooper Woody, and more with substitutions planned.
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Roy Lawrence
C.D. ‘Edmondsay
Sam “McCurdy
Planni
Phei
Auteliers Fiegens
Pannen Hill
Eliott Holloway
Lawrence
Xi Ding
Gas for-er Lawrence next winter gas for-er Lawrence next winter
In a lengthy discussion the speaker cites ongoing gas supply concerns with Oklahoma producers and potential contracts that could boost daily gas delivery to Kansas Natural Gas company lines. Proposals include building a pipeline from the Cushing field and additional interconnections to reach about 45 million feet of daily supply, with estimates around 500000 dollars for a new system. Abels resigns as postmaster at Eudora and plans to move to Topeka after turnover.
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Oklahoma Gas
Kangwa S
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Cushing Field
Kansas Natural’s
Abels
Henry
Eudora
Topeka
Endora
Alays
Vor
Eto
Wiedenssata
Haskell, Apekaum, and Greyearth Shine in Narrow Baseball Contest
Two base hits by Woodward Powell Cole and a home run by Cole highlight a scoring game. Defensive double plays aided by Dhriaub Weihle Sproul Wilson Pais Jamieson frequent the play as Uhriauh Apekaum and Greyearth share pitching duties with several bases on balls. Pilkenton umpired this tight affair.
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Haskell
Woodward
Powell
Mim
Cole
Man
Dhriaub
Weihle
Sproul
Wilson
Paisano
Jamieson
Uhriauh
Apekaum
Greyearth
Vallge-Bet
Pilkenton
Suffragette confesses to arson at Lever estate Liverpool
Mrs. Righ Rigby, a Preston physician’s wife and suffragette, told a Liverpool magistrate she burned down the Sir William Lever country house and claimed responsibility for the July 4 stock exchange blast. She surrendered to police, was remanded for further hearing, and has a history of salvage mercement fines and prior releases after strikes.
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Liverpool
Righ Rigby
Preston
William H. Lever
Liverpool Stock Exchange
Real Estate Transfers and Quit Claim Deeds in Concordia area
Public records list multiple warranty deeds transferring land parcels in Concordia Ohio and nearby townships. Transfers include William Hobbs and wife with Chas Hobbs and wife, James I Tand and wife, and Alonzo Young with Lawrence to several grantees. parcels reference lots, streets, and additions. Quit Claim deeds record Ida May Johnson and husband to Win H Hobbs and Chas Hobbs for specific lots on Hight Street Baldwin City. Special notes mention local business Raymond's Drug Store.
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William Hobbs
Chas Hobbs
Concordia
Steegty Bakhwin
Kain Dodds
Lawrence
James I
Tand
Sini
Bato
Annes
San
Alford
Joseph Savin Alford
Lot
Louisiana Street
Jida May Johnson
Utah
H. Hobbs
Hight Street
Baldwin City
Jack Johnson Declares He Won't Return to United States
In Paris on July 1 Jack Johnson announced his determination to stay in France and take up residence in Paris. Washington later reported that the justice department would seek forfeiture of his $30,000 personal bond in Chicago for his failure to appear. Officials said they would let the case run its course, believing imprisonment could be enforced if he ever returns.
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Harve
France
Jack Johnson
Corinthian
Tus
United States
Paris
Washington
Department of Justice
Chicago
Eircnit Court of Appeals
Heat deaths claim two in Wichita Quaker elder and visitor
Mrs. Elizabeth Barber a Quaker aged 87 and Miss Mary Simpson aged 20 died in Wichita from heat. Barber first came to Kansas forty years ago and was said to be the oldest Quaker in the state. The report also mentions a Douglas County Horticultural Society meeting at the Smith residence and a local Pineapple Ice offering, reflecting a fragmentary community notice.
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Wichita
Elizabeth Barber
Mary Simpson
Barber
Kansas
Douglas County Horticultural Society
B.F. Smith
South Lawrence
Hec Banks ‘and Barker
Band Concert Tonight at Woodland Park by First Regimental Band
The First Regimental Band performs tonight at Woodland Park. The program includes selections from Panama Exposition, Chimes of Normandy, Spanish beauty, Comic Opera pieces, Herbert Waltzes, and dances. Intermission after item 6 features the Tanzweise and Hungarian Fantasia with performances by Gruenwald Pryor and Remick pieces.
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Woodland Park
Panama
Normandy
Planquette
Char
Teva Mendes Stickney A
Denna
Victor Herbert
Laurendean
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