Walling's Corner For Sale and Local Notices
Walling's Corner offers land for sale in Rawlins county Kansas with many plots priced from $10 to $725 per acre and vacant lots and other properties for various buyers. Multiple local businesses advertise real estate, hotels, livery stables, and legal services among scattered notices and services in Lawrence and surrounding areas.
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Walling’s
Aese
Rawlins County
Kans
Amiles
Lawrence
Alsiroth
Leroy N. Walling
Mass
Kas
Lawrence Photo Studio Prices to Sail
Lawrence Photo Studio at 734 Mass Street advertises pricing for portraits and sessions. The note outlines available packages and rates for standard prints, enlargements, and combo deals. Prices and options are presented in a concise catalog-style listing.
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Lawrence Photo Studio
Commencement Week Events At University in Fraser Hall
The annual commencement week unfolds with concerts and exercises. Students perform in Fraser Hall tonight. graduates will hear speakers including John A. Johnson. The University Orchestra provides music and a long program advances through Tuesday with lectures, banquets, and athletic events at McCook Field and Fraser Hall.
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University
Fraser Hall
Edgar Younr Mullins
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Robinson Aiymasium
Liireetor
Robinson Gyantsium
Charles Sanford Istilton
School of Fine Arts
Fraser Wall
Fraser Tall
School of Pharmacy
Eldrdge House
University Campus
Board of Regents
Fred S. Jackson
Kansas
Fraser’ Hall
Alumni Association
Snow Hall
Marvin Grove
McCook Field
University of Alumni
Sod Mra
Strong Green
School of
Eldridge House
Robinson Gymnasium
American Loberty
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
County Normal Opens With Sixty Three Pupils
Dunzdas County Normal began this morning at the eh school under the supervision of sixty three pupils. Weather kept some away, and several town pupils were unable to travel. The program includes literature history geography U S history Kansay history and physics. Professors Chiew Merwin Bowman and others teach grammar civil government and arithmetic with new courses planned.
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Dunzdas County
Besa
Vuihd- Hin
Che
Chiew
U.S
Kansay
Merwin
Bowman
Obhowls Gil
Women to Forge Ahead Support Suffrage in Rapids
A Chicago report from June 2 notes women physicians and advocates push for equal rights. Dr Helen Pronun of Providence argues women deserve education and entry to business, preferring professional development and even home-making studies in public service.
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Chicago
Ameri Academy of Medicine
Helen C. Pronun
Providence
R. J
Roosevelt's Pin al Declares No Roosevelt Revival Aid
President Roosevelts latest declaration states no friend of mine will support renewed Roosevelt sentiment. The letter to a West Virginian delegate was to head off revival, with friends confirming his public stance on the matter.
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Roosevelt
Washington
All Paris is Aroused. Democrat Leads in Oregon.
Duthorand Ure. George E. Chamberlain, a Democrat, leads United States senator candidate. His lead over Judge Henry M. Cake is possibly in the neighborhood of LUO. Legislature will be overwhelmingly Republican.
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Dorthand
Ure
tGeorge E. Chimberlain
United States
Henry M. Cake
Luo
Safe Blowers Case Grips Steinheil Murder Mystery
Police affirm the Steinheil case in Marysville Tenn remains a sensational crime as autopsies conclude and investigators pursue new leads. Bloodhounds trace paths around Steinheil studio while amateur detectives speculate on motives and the $1,500 rumored reward amid a puzzling death involving Mme Japy and Adolph Steinheil.
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Stein- Marysville
Tenn
Fune
Paris
Adolph Steinheil
Mme. Japy
Steinheil
Washont Autopsy Details For Nebrasa Death Case
Autopsies in Nebraska conclu de death by strangulation with no sign of struggle between assailant and victims. Investigators cite lack of defensive wounds and hypothesis of staged confrontation. Further tests planned to confirm killer's mode and motive.
First Voice Over Phone Pioneer Dies at Lake Forest
William Hammond Hubbard, credited as the first to hear the human voice over the telephone, died yesterday at Lake Forest Illinois. He aided Alexander Graham Bell in early tests of the historic invention. Lincoln and southwestern Nebraska report railroad washouts from over an inch of rain last night.
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Chicago
William Hammond Hubbard
Lake Forest
Ills
Hebbard
Alexander Graham Bell
Lincoln, Neb Dunese
Nebraska
Equalization Day in Eudora and Grant Townships
Real estate transfers discuss equalization day for 1Eudora and Grant townships. Only a few cases were up this morning from Eudora, reflecting local property assessments and adjustments.
Dissolve Injunction Hearing Sets Tomorrow in Leavenworth
Federal court at Leavenworth will hear a motion tomorrow to dissolve the injunction related to the Weber Bros piano factory vase. Property transfers are listed: Alice Powell and husband to Edward Weitemann for 130 dollars Lot 179 on New York Street in Lawrence. Frank and Mary French to Marie H. French of Lawrence for 5 dollars Lots 1 and 2 in Duan's subdivision on Lee Street. Ezra M Robertson and wife of Des Moines to A Jackson Jennings and Chall N Daugherty for 2,000 dollars Lot St Ten Street. Jesel Blackburn and Lestoy Blackburn of Lawrence file quit claim deed for Lot 173 in St Lawrence.
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Leavenworth
Weber Bros
Alice Powell
Purble
Cole
Lakey Blackburn
Lawrence
Edward Weitemann
New York Street
Frank French
Mary H. French
Marie H. French
Lee Street
Duan
Ezra M. Robertson Ami
Des Moines
Loway
A. Jackson Jennings
Chall N. Daugherty
Lot
Ten. Street
Renee
For Sale and Wanted Notices in Kentucky Listings
For sale a Kranich and Bach piano in oak case priced at 223 with regular 400. Also other household goods. Apply before noon at 602 Kentucky or to Mrs Johon Morgan at The Nickel. Wanted to buy a good second hand wheel National preferred. Address ad with W. For sale a well bred brindle bulldog puppy eight months old inquire 602 Ky 8102 home phone.
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Kentucky
Johon Morgan
National
Markets by Wire and Classifieds From June Market Notes
Wheat and corn prices listed with July September delivery and cash quotes from Kansas City and Chicago exchanges. Livestock receipts and prices noted for native steers cows and calves. Wanted: a good laundress for in home washing. For sale: a road wagon Majestic range heating stove and coal or wood fire home at 10 Vermont St Bell Phone 1004. For sale: eight large lots in West Lawrence with a 9 room two story house, good barn cistern five wells water orchard Mrs M A Good 245 Indianz street Chicago noted for wheat and lard prices with July September and December futures.
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Majestic
Vermont St
Bell
Weet Lawrence
M. A. Good
Indianz Street
Platform Planks for Republican National Convention
The Time-Star reports the Chicago convention will adopt a platform favoring tariff advance ground, control of trusts, Sherman Act amendment, currency reform, and limiting trusts power. The draft, prepared by Ohio Attorney General Wade Ellis, signals broad support for protective trade and financial policy changes.
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Cincinnati
Joe
Chieae
Ent Ag
Wade Ellis
Seneral
Ohio
Viesiuia Beach
Rae
Chance to Be Naughty 3
A group of police officials gather in Detroit today for the opening of the annual convention of an international association of beliefs. The event discusses problems posed by anarchist and related factions and considers a plan to influence government action.
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Detroit
Ube
Trent
Eliefs
Poe
Tad Bhek
Flood Strikes Independence as River Rises
In Cleveland Ohio on June 2 reports describe a surge of panic as floodwaters threaten private banks on Orange Street and the Verdigris river rising rapidly. Lowlands in the western city portion are submerged and several families relocate while ongoing water advance fuels alarm.
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Cleveland
Chietama Liotta
Orange
Kans
Jase
Ligtra
Caney
Minder
Lilley Responds to Submarine Boat Scandal Inquiry
Waterbury June 2 Congressman George L Lilley defends himself after committee probes into submarine boat contracts. He questions charges of improper influence by electric boat interests and says committee findings should be judged by the public. He notes alleged profits to the contractor and asserts his sincerity despite the committee’s conclusions.
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Waterbury
Conn
Geo. L. Lilley
Revere Beerine
Routell
Clement
Electric Boat Company
elKdetrie Boat Company
Meim
Eiric Boat Company
United States
Board of Education fixes salaries for Lawrence teachers
The Lawrence Board of Education met last night electing city teachers for the coming year and setting salaries. The list includes Mary Murtaugh, Belle Kennedy, Miss Everett, Marcia Wool, Helen Metcalf, and many others across several schools. The nine month term runs Sept 14 to June 1 with summer school granted to Viva McKenzie.
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Board of Education
Mary Murtaugh
Wusie
Belle Kennedy
Drawitherine Crew
Miss Everett
Martha Pitringer
Hastold Finch
Grace Blair
Guile
Ruby Jackson
Uline Spinyildeed Lewman
Potter
J. D. Fincher
Viva McKenzie
Pinckney School
Death of Lulu Kaiser in Clinton Township
Lulu Kaiser aged 24 died yesterday morning at her father's home twelve miles west of Clinton. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2p.m. from the Clinton rebared. The preliminary hearing for Monroe Myers set for 10 a.m. tomorrow before Judge Brooks on charges of malicious destruction of wire fences in Clinton township.
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Lulu Kaiser
Clinton
Monroe "Myers
Brooks
Myers
Clinton Township
Arkansas Democratic Convention Opens in Little Rock
The Arkansas Democratic state convention met at noon in Little Rock with most delegates present. Strong sentiment emerged against sending any officeholders to Denver.
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Little Rock
Ark
Denver
Conspirators on Trial in Public Matters Case
John A. Benson of San Francisco Frederick A. Myde Weary Tf. Dimond and John H. Schneider face conspiracy to defraud the United States in public matters. Benson testified, nearly closing the defense case as the trial continued in Washington on June 2.
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Washington
John A. Benson
San Francisco
Real Es
Frederick A. Myde
Weary Tf. Dimond
John H. Sehneider
United States
Dwo
Sailor-interferer Lieutenant Ean detained after hall incident
San Francisco June 2 Lieutenant Ean of the Louisiana was arrested by police for interfering to prevent two sailors from being robbed in a music hall last night. He was released on recognizance and discharged without ceremony after a brief appearance in court.
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San Francisco
Louisiana
Ean
Central Station
Nym
Jury denies new trial for Schneck in murder case
Ottawa judge refused Frank Schneck's bid for a new trial and denied a venue change for co defendant Mollie Stewart in the Jane Schneck murder. Schneck faces hard labor at state penitentiary with potential governor clemency. execution stayed to July 31.
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Ottawa
Judge Smart
Frank Schneck
Jane Sehneck
Sehneck
Mollie Stewart
Jane Schneck
Quincy
Uls
Chicago
Clear Lake
South Dakota
Jtenee
Frank Selmeck
Gustafson
Melvin
Gestilen Ag Marri Fcenses
Saleiags
Binet Martini
Frank
Supreme Court
Fort
Kansas
Emms B. Neal
el Campo
Texas
Emms Ott
Eudora
Hartje divorce case seeks additional bill of particulars
Pittsburg June 2 an attorney for August Hartje the multi millionaire paper maker whose divorce suit failed appeared in the common pleas court today and asked for an additional bill of particulars in the action
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Pittsburg
August Hartje
Common Pleas Court
Fire traps twenty in boarding house top floor
A boarding house on West Thirtieth street in New York suffered a morning blaze that cut off escape for twenty boarders. Firefighters arrived to find many on the roof and upper windows, where a young woman, Miss Marie Belatrice, allegedly leapt to the street and died, with several others severely burned.
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New York
Funeral of Mrs Leeper Set for Tomorrow at Baptist Church
The funeral for Mrs. Leeper, who died yesterday, will be held at 2 o clock tomorrow from the Baptist church. The casket will be open tomorrow morning from ten to twelve. Also noted is a report of a newspaper man Was Old Journalist died in Chicago. A price cut of four dollars per ton on bar steel was announced today impacting manufacturers of stock and related areas. A complete line of card cases and bill books is offered by Home Book Co.
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Chicago
William EL Wer Zpander
Ee Newspaper Union
Des Moines Leader
Cleveland
Home Book Co
Political Gossip in Augie 4 Primary Campaign
The article reviews Kansas political tactics in the Augie 4 primary. It contrasts Mr. Leland and Mr. Stubbs, noting missteps by Leland his lieutenants and Bailey while Stubbs gains traction with voters seeking issue driven debate. It highlights campaign errors boomeranging on Leland and evolving voter sentiment.
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Lalani
Gramp
Stubbs
Leland
Tie Gam
Lekind Heutenants
Republic
Heket
Aml
A.W. Smith
E. N. Merrill
TT. Kelley
Coney
Bailey
Mr. Stubbs
Mr. Bailey
Kansas
Mr. Leland
Stubbe
Leader of Democrats Dead in Washington
Former United States Senator James K. Jones of Arkansas died at his Washington residence at 5:30 yesterday afternoon after a few hours of illness. He was 69, a leading Democrat in the Senate from 1885 to 1903 and a strong Bryan ally, chairing the Democratic National Committee during the 1896 and 1900 campaigns. After leaving the Senate he practiced law and stayed out of active politics.
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Washington
United States
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Senate
William J. Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Noted Private Dead and Chautauqua Tickets Promos
Sergeant Johan Nihill of Whitestone, veteran of Civil and Indian wars, was buried with military honors. Subscriptions offer discounts on Chautauqua season tickets, with prices $32.50 at gate and $200 for all five seasons. promotions suggest gifts and writing papers from local stores Beutres Studio and Boughton’s, 1025 Mass. St., New York.
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M C. A
New York
Johan Nihill
Whitestone
United Co
Mass. Br. States
Loyal Legion
Wanamaker & Brown Tailors Offer at Bowghton Mass
Wanamaker and Brown of Philadelphia advertise for Wat end bakery? Agency at 923 Ma... Largest stock of up to date tailors. World known tailors.
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Wanamaker & Brown
Philadelphis
Maseot
Minute Post
Bowghton
Mass
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Loomas Studio
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