Denounces Attack on Perkins Leaders in Kansas City Time
A Kansas City Time condemns an attack on Perkins and his character. Community leaders including J. A. Perkins and city officials express deep respect and call the publication false and unworthy of consideration. The council and business association declare the statements scandalous and unanimously oppose the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahe
Kaneas
Wae
Erther L. HW
Perkins
Reas
Holly
Wren
Grother
J. A. Perkins
Dreier
Aikens Council
Cruel Aid Association
Lawrence
Mien
C. J. Wallace
Kansas City
Salvation Army
Saves His Life Varis June 7
Fragmentary note reports Varis on June 7 being saved after a lip with the emperor and a patrol relay incident. The text is garbled but implies a life saving event involving a person named Varis and an emperor.
Jingoes in Japan New York
The Herald correspondent reports hostility toward the United States seen in Japan as part of a factional struggle. It notes Count Okura’s sphere and ties to Admiral Yamamoto and the former cabinet, while Yatamoto travels in Europe influencing policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane 7
Herald
United States
Philander C. Knox
Pennyunia
Waldorf-Astoria
Knox
Harrisboro
Strike Settled by Iron Trades Council Ratification
San Francisco June 7 The iron trades council committee last night ratified the May 31 agreement between employers and workers, ending the recent strike. The ratification draws 20,000 men back to work at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Committee of the Iron Trades Council
Trial of Mayor Schmitz in extortion case resumes
San Francisco reporters note the trial of Mayor Schmitz on extortion charges proceeds this morning. Marchand's restaurant, repeatedly cited in the Schmitz case, closed its doors yesterday, marking a notable development in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Schnitz
Marchand
Schmitz
Studying Trust Topics At Washington June 7
Trust matters and alleged Sherman anti trust violations occupied the present for a time today and will be resumed tonight. Cider vinegar offered at 20 per gallon two for 35 cents from Phillips Fruit Farm. Black Seal nickel cigar in Lawrence. Doctor J Simmons lists general practice with special emphasis on surgery and gynecology. Office 781 Masa Street and residences in Lawrence. Phone numbers 254 and 255. Dr A R Anderson, physician and surgeon, office and residence 717 Vermont Street telephone 324.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Phillips Fruit Farm
Tel
Disclosures in Orchard murder plot trial unfold at Cripple Creek
In a Cripple Creek courtroom, Harry Orchard details plans to blow up the Vindicator mine in 1903 and the roles of Davis, Parker, and others. He testifies about soliciting powder, offers of money, and discussions with fellow unionists while recounting the Wardner Idaho and Cripple Creek campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ral
Orchard
Richardson
Gand
Wood
Ovchard
Idahe
Burk
Mullan
Haywood
Meyer
Valtipane
Ward
Colorado
Pettibone
Moyer
Simpkins
Western Federation of Miners
W. P. Davis
Hill and Sullivan A Mills
Federation of Miners
Cripple Creek
Vindicator
Davis
Teds
Mereu
Wardner
Idaho
Western Federation of ‘Miners
Scholtz
Senger
Agai
Sherman
Parker
Dav Orchard
Bill Easterly
Easterly
Union
Silver City
East Coon
Sig
McCormick
Mel Beck
Billy Ackerman
Beck
Florensee & Cripple Creek Railroad
Tlach
Reeds
Wark Ill at Simmons Hospital for Appendicitis
Jos Wark of Lecompton was rushed to Simmons hospital this morning with acute appendicitis after three days of illness. Doctors initially feared surgery but later advised no operation, as per Dr Bechtel. The notice mentions local ads for Germ disinfectant products and music teacher Mrs Shelley offering piano lessons at 1125 Vermont St, phone 1103.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Wark
Fray of Wark, If & Co
Lecompton
Simmons Hospital
Jr. Bechtel
Wark
Bechtel
William Hinman Shelley
Vermont St. Hell
Commencement at Haskell draws many Lawrence visitors
Commencement at Haskell runs June 4 through 20 with no formal invitations issued to Lawrence citizens. The text promises a notably interesting event and notes many will travel from here. Local ads push Raymond's for cocoa candy, Slug Shot, souvenir items at Boyles, jointed fishing rods and Smith's News Depot specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Smith’s News Depot
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Kansas City June 7
Wheat receipts 87 cars with futures at July 90 1 2 c and Sept 92 3 4 c. Cash prices No 2 hard 1.02, No 3 hard 93 96 c, No 2 red 98 99 c, No 3 red 94 98 c. Corn July 49 c, Sept 49 4 c, Dec 46 1 2 c. No 2 mixed 49 4 50 c, No 3 mixed 49 4 49 3 4 c. No 2 white 50 4 c, No 3 white 50 50 4 c. Oats No 2 white 46 4 47 1 4 c, No 2 mixed 45 1 4 46 c. Rye 74 7 4 c. Hay Choice Timothy 16 50 17, Choice Prairie 11 50 12. Butter Creamery 22 6 c, Packing House 22 0 c. Eggs 12 2 1 2 c, stockers and feeders 3 25 4 90, calves 11 000 head heavy 5 1 0 to 56 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Choice Prairie
Social and Personal notes from a Kansas town
Frank Harlow traveled to Chicago today, YC. Wolf returned from Topeka trip. Several residents from Baldwin to Marion and Natu sus City are noted with visits and departures. Owl alumni hosted a card party and a large social reception at Miss Margaret Emery’s in Lawrence. preparations and flowers marked the conclave activities with dances to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harlow
Chicago
Wolf
Topeka
W. Forceburn
Baldwin
Wis
Pegrey
Marion
John ‘Taylor
Natusus
Arnold Thani
Kankorats
Harry Kho
Hennes
Saint Ar
A. J. Prentice
Comtienmeieut
Che Cy
Conway Weil
Woodward
Mt. Clenent
Michigan
Colorado
Fies
Mere. Milne
Stockton
Pia
Elizabeth Strickler Aime
Hondate
Okie
Taluy
Owl
Helen Spare
Eledtier Sirpless
Troan Thi University Om
Thatehinsun
Smuart
Lery
Livi
Lene
Denber
Elise
Ph Delia Phi
Tay Jung
Watson
Sim
Dott Watson
Lawyreney
Delf Watson
Mise Gertrude Over Thuynieatt
Ameles
Uren
Qeon L
Ili
Helen Schaeffer
Tennesser Street
Mis ‘Fopeka
Cora Bowns
Iya City
Kans
Margaret Emery
Lawrence
Unds
Ms. Sparr
Alberta Bingler
Tinsa
Margaret Kanagaanes
Adrianne Atkinson
Arlene Rowlands
Verna Atehingon
F. A. A. Hall
Bowling results at Merchants Courtney and Brown teams
Courtney and Brown bowled last evening with Brown posting 2309 and Courtney 2227. Courtney’s high score was 533 by Courtney while Frieda Barteldes led Brown with 527. Gertrude Gray plans to return to Kansas, the Johnson will accompany her tomorrow. John Walton fished at Horse Shoe yesterday. Baby Ribbon Cigars by Billie Williamson. Squires offers high grade photography at 925 Mass St. Wiedemann's serves fresh crushed strawberries sundaes.
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Courtney
Brown
Frieda Barteldes
Marker for Santa Fe Trail tablet to be unveiled at Baldwin
A bronze tablet seeking placement by the Daughters of the American Revolution was shown at Seewir's store. The 26 inch by 18 inch by 47 foot fragment depicts a prairie schooner drawn by oxen with Kansas and Santa Fe seals. It will be set in a red granite block and unveiled June 14 at Baldwin if the granite arrives. The marker will be cared for by Baker University seniors after erection. Also reported: Mrs. Caroline Langenderfer died at 53 from liver cancer, funeral tomorrow at home, burial at Oak Hill. Includes local ads for Rubber paints and Palace of Sweets ice cream.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Baldwin
Seewir's
State of Kansas
City of
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Lawrence
Ottawa
Daughters of the American Revulution
Lawrence and
Baker University
Caroline
Burnstinger
Oak Hill Cemetery
Officers Elected Last Night by Athens Council No 3
Athens Council No 3 of the F A A elected officers last night with Dr. A. J. Anderson as president C. S. Finch as vice president Mrs Anna H Martin Dale as secretary David Paigon as treasurer Miss Mamie Ellis as chaplain Mrs Sarah Schell as guard C Kaufman as observer Orvie Person as sentinel C Kaufman as trustee Miss Lilly Person as pianist.
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Athens
A. J. Anderson
C. S. Finch
Anna H. Martindale
David Paigon
Mamie Ellis
Sarah Schell
Observer
C. Kaufman
Sentinel
Orvie
Lilly Person
M C A Notes and Local Activities Feature
A local update notes a large business men's brass social with volleyball and tracks prep at Haskell field on June 13. The item also lists advertising snippets for paints and cigar brands, and announces the Douglas County Normal Institute in Lawrence Kansas from July 1 to 27 with faculty and examination details and a mail study option.
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Haskell Field
Douglas County Normal Institute
Lawrence
Kansas
Dr. C
Parmenter
F. P. Smith
C. E. Merwin
C. O. Bowman
Anns Arnett
Bowman
County
Left A Will blanked by Perkins estate in probate
Rumors swirl as L YW Perkins estate heads for probate after a witnessed will by Churchill surfaces. Public interest soars over Mr Perkins private life and undisclosed insurance, while many questions linger about his financial affairs and family knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. YW. Perkins
Sd. Churchill
Perkins
Physiis
St. Louis Sinking: Subsurface Drainage Collapse Reported
A garbled 19th century style note describes a street area near Washington Avenue and Jefferson Street in St. Louis subsiding due to a collapse of underground passes. The passage notes immediate danger and the onset this morning, with reference to a civic infrastructure incident and potential collapse.
Judge Le 1 Francs Dies in Denver at Juning Time
Former District Judge Le 1 Francs, a pioneer jurist in Denver, died of paralysis this Tuesday. The noted figure shaped local law and served for years as a respected public magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
le 1. Francs
A Cyclone Roars Through Kurrachi Ridge
A cyclone struck Kurrachi on June 7 washing away structures and injuring several people. The storm damaged steamers and left extensive ruin as officials reported casualties and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Kurrachi
Marriage License Issued to Milton Casteel and Gravee Springer
Lawrence residents Milton Casteel and Gravee Springer received a marriage license today, enabling their planned union in the near future. The document was issued locally and confirms their eligibility to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Casteel
Gravee Springer
Lawrence
Two Americans Drowned in Apparent Accident
A report from yesterday states Andrew Eberhart dead while another Eberhart, a businessman from New York, and Mrs. Mel were among those beating on a channel when a drowning occurred near Sherhart. One man born in 1843 died at home. two sons and three daughters survive. A funeral announcement will follow in Denne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Eberhart
Miniow Eberhart
Sherhart
Denne
Sunday School Picnic at Marvin Grove
Community notice for a Sunday school picnic at Marvin Grove with a two o'clock wagon from the church for children. Athletic sports will be held on McConk field and budget items for high schools are on sale at Boyles, 2 for 25 cents. Includes local ads for lost items, real estate, and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Grove
McConk
Boyles
Five Answers to Be Filed in Kansas Brewing Case
Topeka sources report Sime T Judge announces plans to file five answers within days in the brewing company receivership cases. The actions challenge property ownership and business status of several firms including Rochester Teewing and others, with a master to be appointed to take testimony on disputed claims.
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Topeka
Sime T
Mure el
Co Ing
Fusepdy
Seblire Brewing Company
Wentipvart Hein Brewing Tips
Rochester Teewing
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Varis
Japan
Schmits
Anderson
Vermont Street
Terephons
India
F. M. Perkins
Atlas Building & Loa Association
Guenther
Harry Orchard
Defense
Dake Dane
Harry
Bunker Hall
Sullivan
Ming Mills
Hlawne Cp
Streriey
Orinto Pertad
Cketenent Rielandson
Straflan
Deng Store
Wiedemann's
Haskell
Atian
Co Co
Raymond’s
Ifor
Raymond
Tive Stock
Social and Personal
Massachusetts Street
Prestise
Gertrude Gray
the Johnson
John Walton
Horse Shoe
Billie Williamson
Squires
Mass
Wiedemann’s
Seewir's Store
P. Barber & Son
Palace of Sweets
John Ritchie
Lee Street
Willow Springs
C. B. Pearcy
Willow Springs Township
W. B. Peete
Geo. J. Barker
Phi Gamma Delta
F. A. Ewing
Seal Cigars
Atudenta
Mississippi Street
Bell Phone
Wolf's
Waller Dyche
Mass, Street
South Park
C. P. Barber & Sons
Morrison & Lemon
St. Louis
Staires
Enley
Beteeen Gymnasium
Henry Street
University
East Front
Ky. St
Mass St
Onster
Neville
Tam
Mer
Amd
J M. Nevelle
Home Tel
St. Eldridga House
Watkins National Bank
J. B. Watkins
Praalent
Cc. A. Hi
M Unise
Cc. H
Tucker
W. & Tazon, Aas’. Cashier
WL Tucker
A. C. Mitchell
Savings Department
Asposita
S. W. & Atubbe
W. E. Spalding
Gov. Innes
Luther N. Lewis
W. Bromelaick
T. J. Sweeney
Jacob Badaky
B. J. Hilkey
Lawrence, Kansas
A. Monroe
AL Newmark
A Migratnot
Mm. G
Fran Marka
F. Merch
Eben To
A Monroe
W. P. March
Candler
M. Newmark
A. Wood
Picat
Cashier
Holford, Investment CO. Investments
Merchants National Bank Building
L. S. Steele
Massachusetts
A. Whitman & Go
Ron Ead
Coleco
Woodward & Co.'s
W. R. Singleton
A &T
Bell
Lawrence Kansas
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