Roosevelt calls for new federal meat inspection law
President Roosevelt sent to Congress a preliminary report by Reynolds and Neill on Chicago stockyards. He urges immediate enactment of a comprehensive federal inspection system for meat and meat products in interstate commerce and tighter sanitary controls across packing houses and related processes. The message notes revolting conditions in Chicago and calls for drastic reform.
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Lawrences Police Force Strained by Town Growth and Crime
The city of Lawrence faces a strain on its police force with seven officers, two on the north side and four on the south, plus the marshal and a night-duty officer. Crime, licensing, taxes, and sanitary duties overload one man, leaving the south part inadequately protected. Night patrols include Brown the janitor and a private watchman for stores, while new administration works to curb a recent spike in lawlessness.
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Rain and baseball notes from Lawrence and beyond
Slight rain spread through the day with small showers brightening the scene. St Mary's base ball team arrived in Lawrence for practice on McCook field after a 3 to 4 inning loss to Kansas. YMCA sale items include hats and millinery, with household goods at reduced prices. Senator Arthur Gorman of Maryland died suddenly after improving. a drunken brawl near Aunt Jane's left Laura Potts injured. Local items mention gas ranges and fixtures for sale as business outlets close out inventory.
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Silver Wedding at Glendale and Windsor Hotel
The Lawrence Journal reports Miss Corina F Harris and Mr Fred J Sibi of Lecompton celebrated their 25th anniversary at the Windsor Hotel with an informal reception. The event featured a bronze silk gown, guest badges, charity booklets, and letters of congratulations from distant friends. Out of town attendees included J M Sullivant and Sibyl Betts among others.
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University commencement program details announces events
Tomorrow at the University campus the class day exercises begin at 7 30 am with an alumni address by Arthur Lin Corbin AB LL B Assistant Professor of Law Yale. Fraser hall hosts the 10 30 am talk followed by class lunches at noon and reunions at 2 pm. Dr Young offers a remedy for piles and habitual constipation via Barber and Son as sole agents.
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Morning organ recital by Dean Skitton at Fraser Hall
Dean Skitton of the University Fine Arts department presented a morning organ recital in Fraser Hall at 10 o'clock. The recently tuned instrument yielded improved tone enabling new combinations and effects. Popular pieces included Guilmant Funeral March, The Seraph Song, and Schubert's Serenade, drawing a good crowd despite the early hour. New barettes at Gustafson's noted as the latest fad.
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Hotel Woman Murdered in Little Rock
Mrs Charlotte Leethem, proprietor of a hotel and lodging house, was found murdered in her room. Several knife cuts stained a bloody cast and a man’s hat, slashed with a blade, were discovered in the room. The incident occurred amid reports of a new hardware store opening nearby at Kennedy and Ernst, 826 Mass St.
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King Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon at Oberlin College
Dr Henry Churchill King president of Oberlin College spoke to graduates in the crowded university chapel on Hasto Quali ies drawing from the Beatitudes for practical life. His eight minute address drew praise for its clear, practical lines. Prof Hubach provided music with a trio and chorus featuring Mrs Lyons and Prof Hubach.
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Miss Vera Brady Hosts Daisy Themed Birthday Party
Miss Brady entertained fourteen high school friends on May 26 at her Greenwood Avenue home in Chicago. The daisies and ferns decorated the rooms as guests enjoyed contests musical numbers dances and songs. A three hour luncheon featured a yellow and white daisy motif and the birthday cake with seventeen candles which held a ring thimble and a dime. Prizes were drawn for the ring and thimble with Miss Mary Born and Miss Florence Woodman winning. Miss Brady was aided by Mrs Brady Mrs Simons Dr Etolly Simons and Mrs Roger Cuyler.
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Burton Out Resignation Placed With Governor Hoch
Kansas senator Joseph R Burton of Abilene sent his resignation to Governor Hoch after a morning conference with close allies Hallie Waggoner W P Hackney George Findley and others The action followed days of charges and a rapid sequence of events ending with the resignation delivered before noon in Topeka and announced to state officials and supporters.
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Attack by miners wounds four at Steubenville coal mine
Armed guards at the US Coal Company wines in Steubenville were ambushed by striking miners at 2:30 AM as they marched from Glens Run to Coal Horiron. About 500 shots were fired, four persons wounded. The miners were described as foreign. A separate clash at Plum Run during the night yielded exchanged fire and minor injuries to J. E. Young, master of the mines.
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Golf Champion Dead From Heart Disease Founding Iowa Star
Keokuk Iowa June 4 Dr John R Maxwell once state golf champion in 1800 and trans Mississippi champion in 1803 died last night of kidney disease at age unknown.
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Alpha Tau Reunion Brings Kansas Charter Members Together
Six of twelve charter members of Kansas Alpha Tau Omega met last evening at Eldridge House in Lawrence to reminisce and discuss the work of other old Tans. Attendees included D C Jonas, Chas F Brook, Geo Rood, D F McFarland of Lawrence, Leslie Gould of Eureka, and Ernest H Barkman of Leavenworth. A joint letter to all charter members announced, starting a series of circular notices. Wall paper cleaning ad notes Bennett and Company at 1011 Mass street with two phones.
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Farm Mortgage Offer By W T Sinclair At Mass Street
A notice offers about 20,000 dollars in farm mortgages tied to Idle with a five percent interest rate. Papers carry no charge aside from abstract of title. Address listed as W T Sinclair, No 704 Mass St.
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Funeral of Henry Altenbrend and harvest wages debate
The funeral for Henry Altenbrend was held yesterday at the family home 1020 Delaware 51 with interment at Eudora. A harvest season report notes not a full crop but enough to keep workers employed. Wages for harvest hands are set at 150 to 2 per day plus board, teams paid 3 to 4 dollars daily. Also advertised are Wall Paper sales from June 1 at wholesale prices by L L Phillips Co in Rowlands and Stavenson’s.
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Miners Resume Work Across Ohio After Strike
About 40 000 coal miners end a two month strike and return to work across Ohio. Additional mines are set to reopen in the coming week. A separate telegram from Venezuela reports a revolutionary defeat near Asuncion Mita with the movement crushed across the Salvador boundary.
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Thompson telegraph on Cananea disturbances from St Louis
Thompson the American ambassador to Mexico telegraphed the state department describing the Cananea outbreak as revolutionary in character. The dispatch framed the unrest as having its origins at headquarters in St Louis Missouri.
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Eight Cananea rioters executed after Mexico riot clash
Eight leaders of the Cananea riots were executed yesterday. The condemned stood before a stone wall as a volley killed them under Col Kosterlitzay command. A report notes cries of Viva Mexico as shots rang out amid the tumult.
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Cleaning Tip From Lawrence Panta toriuc
A fragment cites Lawrence Panta toriuc of 12 West Warren Street promoting a pew spring salt idea to refresh or disguise worn spring salt as new. contact details included.
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Local merchants advertise goods and services in town
A J Mahoodro opens a meat market at 1023 Massambhuretta Street offering first class meats at reasonable prices. Bob Stewart’s barber shop moves two doors south into the Lawrence Transfer office until the new building is ready. The ad promotes household specialties Smyrna and Axminster rugs, watches, men’s suits, furs, curtains, and musical instruments. Wiedemann’s invites patrons to try sundae specials with fresh crushed fruits.
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