University Commencement Marks A Year Of Progress
The University closes a remarkable year with Dip lomas-Sen Dolliver delivering a stirring address. Graduates, alumni, and a large crowd celebrated in campus ceremonies, with fellowships and prizes announced for next year and the May 1 1906 class noted for their spirit and traditions.
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Finma Palmer
Frank Klingberg
Minnie Graffin
Bernice Jones
Frank Agrelius
Earl Clark
Helmer Peterson
Elmer Gift
Marcella Howland
Cora Doubee
Exposition on Wheels and Local Notes
Sal Dixon promotes advertising across Lawrence as he pushes his campaigns in the city. Croker wins the Derby with Irby ridden by Reith. A church wedding of Tom Thumb is hosted at the Congregational church with three major youngsters participating. Baby pictures and Rubber paints advertised, along with 100 boxes of damaged Fine Writing Papers and a 15 cent Wicker Cigar in the sale.
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Sal Dixon
Lawrence
Mr. Dixon
Mrs Eddy Suit Substitution Denied by Court
In Concord New Hampshire on June 5 the court denied trustees request to be substituted as complainants in Mrs Mary Baker Eddy property suit. The Nest Friends led by Gov W Glover and Mrs Eddy’s son face the accounting action alleging control by Calvin A Frye and other leaders and raising questions about Eddy’s mental and physical condition.
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Concordt
N. TE
Mary Baker Eddy
Body Found in a Well Near Minneapolis Farm
The body of Catherine McCart of Minneapolis, missing since May 34, was found yesterday in an abandoned well on George Ratelbach's farm near the city. The head was crushed. Ratelbach, brother-in-law of the deceased, barricaded himself in the farmhouse as detectives and friends guarded the property through the night.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Catherine McCart
George Ratelbach
Clearge Ratelbach
Ratelbach
Wealthy cattleman Curtis killed in Osage Nation fight
Coffeyville Kansas reports the death of i i-Will ian Curtis a wealthy cattleman in a fight yesterday in the Osage Nation about ninety five miles southwest of the city The tenant named Shabler is said to have been involved with a steak bine ovith each Shabler is sp laid at Bedan Kane
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Phinney
Oskaloosa
John Thorne
Olathe
Missis Stevens
Cornelia Gleed
Topeka
J.C. Dolan
St. Joseph
Lawrence
Cora Reynolds
W. E B. Peek
Kansas
Gertrude Ebert
Kansas City
Mona Eharly
R. D. Thomas
Empana
O. P. Barber
Scott Hopkins
Topekai
Mary Chase Chamberlain
Kennedy
Lucinda Kennedy
Wetumba
Indian Territory
Frank Kennedy
Adele Marks
Edna Goldstant
Hess
Helen Johnson
Pi Beta Phi
Lesley Thi
Carrie Schneider
Himeo
George Thorp
Scandia
J. W. Scott
Robinson
Gertrude Smith
Audry
Happy Home ™ Club
C. E. Lyter
New York Street
I. H. Chalkley
South
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Leona Curtis
Marie la
Marion Thompson
Clyde Gorstrom
Henrietta Je Cs Bonebraxe
Mary MacLennan
Ann Troutman
Alice Larimer
Grace Walworth
Janet Hurrie
Clara Fleishman
Grace Koontz
Geo. Phenicie
Geo. L. Phenicie
George
Mary
Ruth
Grace Phenicie
Will Phenicie
Reno
Sarah Divilbess
Bert Wolf
Arizona
Mrs. J. Divilbess
Connecticut Street
Coffeyville
Willian Curtis
Bedan
Kane
Fatal duel in Ft Smith ends with suicide after murder attempt
In Ft Smith Arkansas Dane 4-Leak Me Lean shot and killed Jeffreys, then killed himself by drinking carbolic acid. Me Lean was out on bond awaiting trial for an attempted murder case involving Jeffreys, who had married Me Leans divorced wife.
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Ft. Smith
Ark
Dane
MeLean
Teseply Jeffreya
Jeffreys
Alumni Beat K. U. Seniors on McCook Field
Alumni defeat Kansas University seniors 10 to 0 at McCook field as Nall the veteran Jayhawker pitcher from Leavenworth shuts down the senior lineup. Bailey and Brooks led the battery but could not match the alumni’s sharp fielding and solid hits.
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Leamworth
McCook Field
Bailey and
Brookens
Hay
Lite
Selaul Alurani
Glass Shirts and Paper Coats From Unusual Textiles
A survey of novel fabrics from glass cloth, stone fibers, limestone wool, and rope-based textiles includes silklike spun glass, filamentous stone fibers, and rope-weave cloth praised for durability and color. Paper clothes and gloves gain usage abroad and in Britain, France, and Germany, with anecdotes on early Japanese uniforms. Cider vinegar and local ads close the item.
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Siberian
England
London
Britain
France
Diermany
Goahead
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Kansas City June 5
Wheat and corn prices listed with July September and December futures. Cash grain quotes include No 2 and No 3 hard red and white varieties. Oats Rye hay butter and cattle receipts shown with ranges for native steers cows heifers stockers and calves. Hog receipts and packers bids included.
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Kansas City
Liveslock Cattl
Hoge
Pigw Areaaia Sie Ae
Witness Orchards On Trial Reveals Coeur dAlene Crimes Link
The trial opens with Alfred Hawesley known as Orchard testifying about the Wardner and Cripple Creek incidents. He details union plans, mine explosions, and payments from Haywood and Moyer as prosecutors seek to prove the defendants' influence over the Western Federation of Miners.
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Coeur D'Alene
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Wallace and Wardner
Wardner
Coeue D'Alene
Wood
Burke
Idaho
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Sullivan
Bunker Hill
Borah
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Scholtz
Sherman Parker
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Charles H. Moyer
Wm. D. Haywood
Western Federation of Labor
Denver
Moyer
Easterly
McCorwick
Beck
Eesterly
Theia
Cripple Creek
Hay
Schmitz Trial Opens as Heney Names Ruef Witness
In San Francisco on June 5 the Schmitz extortion trial began with Assistant District Attorney Heney delivering the opening statement. The prosecution indicated that Ruef would be among its principal witnesses.
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Schmitz
Heney
Re Ruef
Earthquake shocks San Francisco in brief tremor
A ten second earthquake shock was felt in San Francisco at 12 27 AM All oscillations were north to south No damage reported
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Long Race Sparks Hatred Motive and Railyard Plot
A report describes Stuenenberg hatred motives, motions overruled, and a plan to cut wires along the railroad to seize a Northern Pacific train. In Gem the Gem union would join to march toward Warier, with scattered support and a small majority.
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Orchard Continuing
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New York
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Train attack and explosion reported in Wardner narrative
Fragmentary account describes a train with about 7000 armed men marching toward Wardner. Explosives blew up a mill after powder was placed at three sites. many details unclear including identification of arsonists. Also brief notices mention a lost purse, a bookkeeper position, a house work job, and wedding pictures at Wolf's Book Store.
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Orchard
Union
Gem
Wardner
W. F. Jiavis
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