Fragmented OCR Notice of Event and Speech Program
Fragmented text from a 19th century newspaper page references a law firm, postal and card details, a Cardinal Gibbons led gathering, and a Knight of Columbus convention. It lists tomorrow's program at a university commencement with an address on Kansas history by Henry King of the St Louis Globe Democrat.
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New Haven
Cardinal Gibbons
Knight of Columbus
Kansas History and
Kansas Newspapers
Henry King
St Louis Globe Democra
Summer School Opens at University with Free Lectures
The third annual summer school at the University of Kansas opens Thursday under Prof AT Walker with 25 instructors. New features include free lectures daily, shorter courses, and opportunities for students to study up to three subjects, led by notable faculty from Illinois and Chicago. Enrollment last year reached 233 and attendance is expected to surpass that.
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University of Kansas
AT Walker
Dexter
Department of Education
University of Illinois
Coulter
University of Chicago
Olaasda
Vidi
Walker
Wheummer School
Sons of Veterans Meeting and Summer School Notes
A Sons of Veterans meeting takes place at GARE hail Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. All members are urged to attend. Piano and harmony study with Fraf Preyer offered during the summer session. enrolment requested. Thursday morning June 7 at North calteve.
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Thera
Sons of Veterans
Gare
Fraf Preyer
School of
Ting Ats
North Cal
Teve
Pharmacy Banquet Marks 20th Dean Sayre Era
At the Eldridge house last night the school of pharmacy celebrated its 20th anniversary with a banquet for current students alumni and guests. Speeches by Chancellor Strong Havenhill Faxon Moore Ray mond Fuosh es Baxter Regent Potter and Dean Sayre lauded the schools growth from 2 to over 300 members and its influence in Kansas.
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Eldridge House
School of Pharmacy
Sean Sayre
Strong
L D Havenhill
H D Faxon
Kansas City
D Moore
H L Raymond
G A Fuoshes
Topeka
LE Baxter
Regent Potter
Dean Sayre
Kansas
Ange County
Bali
University of Kansas
Eaton
Newman
Quiet City Council Session and Local Streets Bids
The council met in regular session with Mayor Keeler and councilors present. Petitions sought arc lights at Kentucky and Berkeley, Missouriod Winthrop, and crossing work by the Union Pacific. Several street paving and sewer matters were discussed or referred, including Henry street paving and auto regulations. The meeting approved some remonstrances, authorized a culvert extension, and adjourned after routine reports. The Jayhawkers defeated St Marys 9 to 1 at home, with KU benefiting from two home runs by Wil son and multiple errors by St Marys. KU’s Hoffman allowed eight hits while Bankle gave up eleven. Attendance was 250. Plays and local ads followed.
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Keeler
Minalasippetraet
Hetzel
Rhoda Island Street
Pinckney
Winthrop
J Dicker
Union Pacific Railroad
McCurdy
Adams
Mansurar
JC Dodd
Warren Street
Henry Street
Mississippi
Maine
Stranger Valley
Galbreath
Kasold
Elliot Street
Wilder
Jayhawkers
St Marys
Wic
Kansans
Htherlegtoo
Halley
Kermyer
Alien Wilson
Bankle
Hoffman
Going Out of Business Sale Announcement
Going Out of Business Lam closing out to quit business and am offering millinery, store fixtures and some household goods at prices. Mrs Elder 929 Mass promises prompt sale. New and second hand ranges for sale at Frashkopf's. Good stoves at low figures to cross out. Shipments of combination gas and electric fixtures just reserved.
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Lam
Mra Elder
Mass
Coburn undecided on accepting United States Senate seat
Kansas Senatorial appointment candidate Coburn says he will make his own decision and inform the governor after time to think. He plans to wrestle with the duty alone, receiving support and criticism from colleagues as he weighs whether to go to Washington to vote on pending measures. The governor offered the post, while Rep. Curtis and others react, and Stubbs questions the governor’s intent while Coburn contemplates the path ahead.
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Topeka
D Coburn
United States
Kansas
Josaph & Burton
Coburn
Gov
Washington
Charles Curtis
SN Doily
W KR Stubbs
Pack legeons and pens at Arkansas Democratic convention
Delegates gather in Hot Springs for the state Democratic convention with Judge Sephia Evars named temporary chairman and Hugh Corby as secretary. The event discusses commerce law and regulates pen manufacturing in Fountain Pens.
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Hot Springs
Ark. Jones
Noen
Sephia Evars
Hooneville
Hugh Corby
Naturalization Bill Passed Washington June
The naturalization bill passed the house with division this afternoon. In Kansas City on June the cases of Armour Swift Cudahy and Nelson Morse packing companies charged with violating Interstate Commerce laws by obtaining confessions from the Burlington railway in rates on shipments to New York on export were called in district court. A recess until afternoon was taken. By agreement the cases were consolidated and time granted to prepare a statement of facts. The facts will likely be read to the jury later today.
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Kansas City
Armour, Swift, Cudahy
Nelson Morse Packing Companies
Burlington Railway
New York
District Court
Dodge McPharson
Phis
Wolf
City Teachers Elected Salaries Set by School Board
The city board of education elected teachers for the coming year and designated salaries. Special teachers listed include Musle, Belle Kennedy at 1032 Kentucky Street, and Catherine Crew at 1135 Tennessee Street, with many other teachers assigned to specific streets and schools.
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Board of Education
Musle
Belle Kennedy
Kentucky Street
Catherine Crew
Tennessee Street
Carrie H Lyon
Mary Murtaugh
Marcia & Wood
Vermont Street
Kate L Biggs
Onwario
Selen
Metcalf
Olio Street
Lola
Brown
Ohie Street
Martha Pittinger
Dui Kentucky Street
Lesle Hill
Obie Street
Gulla Myers
Park Streat
J B Wilwan
Rhode Island Street
H OC Riggs
Arkansas Street
Caroline B
Sadie Dorsey
Minnie Williams
Laura M Flagg
Alma Nelson
Aldred Nawman
Veremont Street
Addie Jackson
Bos Armett
Vermont St
New York School
LM Spray
Prin
Eugenius Winstip
Martha Kuching
Dolly Bicelar
Will Kan- Lucky
Katherinea Morton
Loulsiang Street
Sadie Stone
Pinckosy Street
Woodlawn School
Battie
Gon, Prin
Minnie Gant
Loulsiana Street
Sarah A
Mississippi Street
Alida McLean
Locust Street
Marcia W Carter
Vies Hentiard
Lincoln
Maine Street
Lois Smith
Maryland Street
Jeoula Moore Fitchue
Lake Street
Pelica Coast CT Verrin Faces Theft Charge in Hutchings Case
In police court Pelica Coast CT Verrin was accused of stealing a silver watch valued at 10 from the Hutchings. He pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for 8:30 Thursday morning.
Pleased With Coburn as Agitator Replacement
The selection of F D Coburn as agitator replacing Burton was widely approved here though many felt another man deserved the post. Coburn is strong with farmers and has no entangling alliances, making it unlikely to cause trouble for the ticket.
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F. D. Coburn
Burton
Farm mortgage investor seeks $20000 in notes
W T Sinclair of 704 Mass St seeks about $20,000 in well secured farm mortgages. Money is idle and available at 5 percent interest. No charge for papers besides abstract of title.
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W T Sinclair
Mass St
Evening program and law school banquet notice
The Evening shows a reception by the Chancellor and Mrs Strong at Snow Hall 8 pm. A meeting of the Alumni Association in Snow Hall lecture room at 8 pm. The School of Law holds its annual banquet at Eldridge House at 9 pm. Admission by ticket.
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Mra Strong
Snow Hall
Alomul Association
School of Law
Eldridge House
Coal Hearing Details Railroads and Coal Firms Tie In
The Interstate Commerce Commission resumes inquiry into coal car discrimination with W Rossiter of the New York Central testifying. He explains stock links between the railroad and Beech Creek Coal and Coke and its absorption by Pennsylvania Coal and Coke, noting stock in the latter. The contract required mining at least a million tons annually and cargo equal to that amount of cash, while the railroad would assist other coal firms except Clear Field Vituminous Coal Corporation.
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Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Commission
W Rossiter
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Cheap Lake Coal and Coke Company
Beech Creek Coal and Coke Company
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company
Ttle
Pennsylvania Coat and Coke
Beech Creek Cost and Coke Company
Cockrell
LR Magks
Ella Teater
Kansas City
Coal Company
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Cora Taylis
Ilington
Church of Christ
Roeviter
Railroad and Coal Company
Resolution on grave oversight at Oak Hill cemetery
The Washington Post No 126 A B adopts a resolution apologizing for errors in grave markings and publication omissions affecting Comrade S C Russell and others. It blames crowded Oak Hill cemetery, notes unmarked graves and misprints in The Lawrence Journal, and pledges to prevent a recurrence.
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Russell
Oak Hill Cemetery
Comrade Russell
Chaplain White
A Scuall
SC Russell
Lawrence Journal
S C Russell
Washington Post
Jane
W Solth
Students and visitors mingle on campus itinerary today
Soulas and Perachal C C Collins went to Salloa this morning. Cashley Purton will fall June 15 for Europe. M Wilheimi is in. Kansas City today on business. Ormar Gibson of Kansas City was in town Sunday. Marvin Cresger of the Kapnas City Starle in town today. Dr D Essterip of Topeka spent Sunday here with Mrs Esterly. Fred M Barris of Ottawa to spend the day with University friends. Mrs A Adda and John Powers left yesterday for Seattle. Miss Fera Wabnitz of Manhattan is visiting her cousin Helen Gallagher. Jesse Kayser of the Kansas City Star attends commencement expresses. Miss Helen Davidson with her brother Darry returned to Burlington today. Mr and Mrs R W Coppedge and Khara Hargraves of Topeka visit University friends. Bion Hutchings of Des yee laws a class of st la here for commencement. Mrs George Brune and daughter Grace went to Eudora to visit friends for a few days. Mr F M Loomis returned Monday evening from KC on business. Mrs Kilpora of Wichita visiting daughter Inez went to Kansas City this morning. Henry J Faxon who spoke at the pharmacy banquet last night returned to Kansas City this morning. Miss Hella Sinclair came from Eureka this afternoon to spend a few days with Mr and Mrs W T Sins' organ. }
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D& Essterip
Topeka
Airs Esterly
Fred M Barris
Ottawa
A Adda
John Powers
Seattle
Wash
Helen Davidson
Darry
Burlington
R W Coppedge
Khara Hargraves
Bion § Hutchings of
Des Yee Laws
St. la Here
Kenry J. Faxon
Kansas City
Miss Hella Sinclair
Eureka
W T
Sins’ Olgir
Local social notes and upcoming events in town
Miss Mary Reaiz returns to Kaus after a week's visit with sister Mrs Utzele Read. The eighth grade at Quincy School and teacher Miss Stella Stuart plan a Lake outing. Dr Calvin Woodward, former guest of Prof Marvin, travels to St Louis. Abby Huntington to wed Dr Frederick H Nie of New York City at First Baptist Church. Mrs Shearman entertaining Miss Carrie Ward and others. a course luncheon served. A J Mahundro opens a meat market at 1023 Macamcharts street. W J Francisco & Sons advertise rubber tired rigs and steam sekoer. Sigma Nu reception honors Dr Calvin Woodward with local members and wives. Class of 1888 gathering features many attendees and reminiscences. Slogan ads for corn cure and a general sale of household goods conclude the notes.
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Calvin Miton Woodward
Schools of Engineering and Architecture
Washington University
St Louis
Sigma Ni
Mrai O Marvin
South
Massachusett Street
Order of Sigma Ni
Bailey
Haumgartner
Pyot Barber
McWasland
Wilmot
Miss Snow
Hattie Baker Monroe
Omaha
Nellie Ray Raymond
Iowa City
Mr Doran
Topeka
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Salloa
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Europe
Wilheimi
Ormar Gibson
Marvin Cresger
Kapnas
Fera Wabnitz
Manhattan
Helen Galligher
Jesse Kayser
Star
George Brune
Grace
Eudora
F M Loomis
Kilpora
Wichita
Inez
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Neville’s
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J MiNevills
Mary Reaiz
Kausas City
Utzele
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Uustness
Quincy School
Stella Stuart
Iake
Calvin Woodward
F O Marvin
City
George Morrow
Eldridge
Efra Robert Morrow
South Kentucky Street
Eugene ¢ Ware
Abby Huntington
Frederick Harold Niey
New York City
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Shearman Oilliot
Carrie Ward
Olahoma City
J. M. Newlin
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A.J. Mahundro
Macammchusatts Street
Luc
Geo A Smith's
Maes St
W J Francisco & Sons
Toledo
J.A Prectss
Lee Donmire
O P Barber and Son
Fmyma
Axminster
Seth Thomas
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J. L. Eiling Mercantile Co
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W. E. Balding
Gao Tones
Luther N Lewis
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T J Sweeney
Iscob Badsky
B. J. Bilvey
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