Walline and Lane Real Estate and Local Notices
A fragment from a Lawrence Kansas page lists Walline N Walling as real estate broker at 1047 Mass St and several medical and professional notices with addresses and phones. The garbled text mentions attorneys, physicians, livery stables, hotels, and the Opera House, indicating a busy business district advertisement page.
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Hesidence
Leroy N
Walling
Ofire
Mass
St., Lawrence
Kas
Home Ownership vs Renting Illustrated in Parish pamphlet
A fragmented discussion contrasts renting and owning a home, noting rent payments yield nothing beyond receipts while a loan could yield ownership and equity. The piece ties into Haskell commencement exercises and a Topeka sermon, then reports on Lawrence events, including graduation plans, campus activities, and local weather and farming notes from Lemon and area floods.
Defends Platform Contends Republicans Need Logic
Attorney Henerat Wade Ellis arrives from Cincinnati and plans a statement addressing Bryan and Chicago platform critics. He will argue the Taft platform is not a retreat from the president's stance on vital public issues. Also reports Taft’s June 22 trip to New Haven to meet Mrs. Taft and Yale officials. Republicans receive many submissions for $350 “Why the Republican Party Should Win” contest, mostly from the South.
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Wade Ellis
Columbus. O
Henerat Wade Ellis
Ohio
Cincinnati
Bryan
Chicago
Taft
New Haven
Conn
New York
F. F. Farham
Yale University
Oyster Bay
Luke E. Wright
Washington
Republican, Congressional Committee
Republican Party
South
Markets by Wire. Fleet Goes Northward to Norfolk
Norfolk reports the Antnapolis fleet with midshipmen on a summer cruise leaving Virginia Capes bound northward. Wheat and provincial grain prices near Kansas City show mixed futures with futures for July 81 3/4, Sept 80 4 4. Cash market quotes list No 2 hard and other grains with notes on corn rye hay prices. Live stock receipts around 3,000 with cattle, calves, and hogs trading. Chicago markets show price observations and penmanship remarks.
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Norfolk
Antnapolis
Naval Academy
Virginia Capes
Kansas City
Farragut
Hartford
Dewey
Olympia
Chicago
Nevada
Arkana
Substitute Secretary Named in Provisional Telegraph News
Washington dispatch reports no confirmation of the new secretary as of now. General Luke Wright is expected to take the post, with a conference planned at the department by early next week. Benjamin Herr, ex-president, is mentioned in passing as part of an unrelated note.
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Washington
Asile
Taft
Bonthin
Luke el] Wright
Benjamin Herr
Drivenpola
Harvard Youth Suspensions Spark University Row
The report notes a clash at Harvard over suspending Sidney W. Fish and Charles Rod from college after they were found violating library rules by taking certain books. President Lijit and officials discuss possible actions while no final decision has been announced.
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Harvard
Uarehrulee
Advocatewalth Sports
Lijit
Te University
Sidney W. Fish
Charles
Tratt
Crater Bay
Varsity
Momeni
Pasteur
Tree Months Ag Institute
Harvesting Gangs Active in Central Kansas Wheat Belt
Gangs worked in four-fifths of fields across central Kansas as harvests continued from dawn to late at night. The wheat ripens rapidly due to recent rains and hot weather, with crews in operation in every county within the belt.
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State
Line
Kans
Notwith
Stittudine
I Central
Kansas
Wheat Belt
Circulation Calls for Individual American Assassination
Manila reports anonymous inflammato anti American circulars signed with Katipunan symbols. The texts accuse Americans of tyranny and seek to provoke violence by urging the assassination of individual Americans amid a political campaign atmosphere.
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Manila
Paper Companies Fined in Sherman Antitrust Case
Twenty four Manila paper manufacturers were fined 1000 dollars each in the United States circuit court for admitting guilt to maintaining a legal combination in restraint of trade. Members of the Manila and Fibre association, the group faced Sherman anti trust violations, with judges opting for fines rather than imprisonment due to extenuating circumstances.
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New York
Manila
United States
Manila and Fibre Associaion
Mough
His Horses Ran Away In North Lawrence Incident
A team hitched to a wagon belonging to Brown bolted in the 700 block of Mass Street and ran south through an alley. They collided with a telephone pole near the Electric Light office on Henry Street, wrecking the harness but causing no other damage. The wagon carried furniture destined for North Lawrence, moved from a location connected to the Dood.
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Brown
Mass
Henry Street
Electric Light Company
North Lawrence
No Fair This Year Declared by Douglas County Group
A meeting at Fraternal Aid Hall led to a decision by the Douglas County Agricultural and Fair Association that there will be no county fair this year. Officials cited financial strain and volunteer burnout as key factors, noting past exhibitors and workers have faced fatigue and funding gaps.
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Douglas County Agricultural and Fair Association
Bongis
Walters
Sition
Sean Cain
Sherman Campaign Role Not Yet Settled In Washington
In Washington the question of whether Representative Sherman will remain chairman of the Republican Congressional Committee is considered unresolved by local observers. The Republican National Committee meeting on July 1 is seen as pivotal, with Taft and Ison positions unclear and Sherman likely to stay in the House until March, regardless of presidential election outcomes.
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Harti
Bowen
Syhijrer
Culver
Woortty Wba
Warliaee
Hdis
Loti
Td Gale
Ehbeg
Medi
Uae
Haskell
Dsc
Lihas
Anatemie Departionnits
Lilenary Artills
CSG
Dunlap
Ranails Woiversing
Bling Sulane
Sherman
Washington
Jane
Shernatt
Republican Congressional Committee
Mayer
Jay
Weis
Elfdeman
Hineel
Taft
Eve Sit
Golme
Shermans
House of Representatives
Mineh
Kansas
United States
Saya
Wichita Eagle
Million Club
Kansas Immigration and Information Associa
Des Moines
Dune
Sas
Express
Unell
River
Iun
Two Are Guilty In Land Conspiracy Verdict
Washington June 22 verdict in the land conspiracy case finds Hyde and Schneider guilty while Benson and Dimond are found not guilty.
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Washington
Hyde
Schneider
Benson
Dimond
Classified missive with mixed ads and errors
A cluttered sale and help-wire listing offers a two family house with well and cistern, nine rooms and cellar, a boy's bicycle in good condition, a four room cottage, and job ads for a housemaid and cigar makers, with contact details in Dodge City Kansas and Indianapolis area.
On to Denver Democrats En Route for National Convention
First detachments of Democrats head for Denver as credentials settle 20 disputes before the convention opens. Sullivan and Woodson depart early to test weather and arrange convention hall plans, with William Jennings Bryan a likely nominating figure and party unity hoped to prevail.
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Muinvention
Denver
Democratic Party
Wipian Jennings Bryan
Sulivan
Urey
Damiy
Mr. Sullivan
Woodson
Aean
Marina
Ma Bryan
Republican Handbook and Early Campaign Notes
A montage of brief items including a Republican handbook slated for unusually early release, political sketches, and youth party activities. Also reports on Countess custody, Yale Harvard tickets, a coroner’s inquiry, Pasteur treatment patients, a Columbus bribery plea and a family hit by ptomaine poisoning in Bridgeport Ohio.
Young Ladies Nominated for Journals Double Offer of Pianos
Several young women are named as contestants for the Journals Double Offer of Pianos with merchants prizes promised. The list is to be completed within a few days and work is to begin soon.
Bristow Teaches Health Betting On Voter Mail
The Bristow era of political health warnings dominates the week as Bristow urges readers to expect a snap, exciting campaign. The piece notes voting begins Monday with plans for timely updates by the Journal and subscriber mail.
Land Fraud and Auto Trade Amidst Turmoil
Disjointed newspaper snatches reveal land fraud reports, a rapid six car auto purchase by Gen. Chambers, and political chatter. mentions include Thad Stevens, secretaries, and a Kansas flood of 1895 era. References to public notices, deaths, and immigration efforts accompany scattered local and national items.
British American Portland Cement Co. inquiry at Nowata
A local inquiry examines the British American Portland Cement Co. of Nowata Oklahoma regarding material costs and labor rates. The inquiry notes a claim of 213 cents per 1000 units and questions whether labor costs are lower than rival suppliers. Further information is requested.
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British American Portland Cement CO
Nowata
Oklahoma
State Board Reports 582 Veterinarians in Kansas
The report of the Kansas Board of Veterinary Examiners shows 462 veterinarians in the state with 114 graduates from veterinary schools. About 600 figures are cited, with many candidates having provisional status. Expenses totaled 768.67 for office supplies travel and board members’ costs. President C. W. Nolan notes work on a uniform qualification system aligning veterinarians with lawyers and physicians.
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State Board
Kansas
Ray
Ant O of Veterinire
Cweernor Trieh
Shai
C. W. Nolan
Wichita
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