HIAWATHA Play for Charity at Opera House Tomorrow
The Hiawatha company presents Jawatha J at the Pera House tomorrow for Associated Charities. Admission is 25 cents with proceeds aiding city charity work and a Denver performance the next morning with the same cast.
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Jawatha J
Pera House
Denver
Haskell
Prude Schiar
Artors
Associated Charities
Gowersuck
Ile Stad
Woodward's
Opera House
Esther's plea nears fate as Mordecai urges action
In Shushan Esther learns of a decree to destroy the Jews, as Mordecai relays funds and the danger to her people. Esther vows to seek the king's mercy, gathering Jews to fast, while Mordecai urges decisive action for salvation and warns of destruction if she remains silent.
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Mordecai
Sackelom
Sackeloth
Esther
Magach
Hataeh
Hita
Haman
Shushui
Hatach
Fatah
Mordecai Esther
Shushan
Cincinnati clocks back daylight time plan adopted
The Cincinnati City Council approved a More Daylight plan to move clocks back one hour for May to September, aiming to align with daylight saving practices. A committee of the National Daylight Association members backed the ordinance, with a petition signature drive cited.
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Cinemaan
Alay
Cinvimiasi
Engel
Canada
Jauve
Gernemy
Australia
Cenmatch
Belgium
Osures
National Daylight Association of Cinginoati
Tari
Cieinanmti
Enrey i
Urus in Washington: cow attack amid wild dispute erupts
A confusing Spokane report describes an incident labeled as a clash involving a cow and a claim of a man’s vigilante motives. A local officer reportedly used a taser on the animal after it raged, leading to the cow's death and a tense exchange about damages and personal injury claims.
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Vailis
Washington
Spokane
Wash
Dimas
Wusky Crneher
Cednmbia Eenutys
Vadis
Rama
Drayton
Penpdes
Colashone
Insurance Men Organize for Customer Benefit in City
Local fire insurance agents met at A. K. Selig's office last evening to form an organization with A. Le Selig as Senior Vice President, C. L. Rd, J. B. Wilson as Vice Presidents, and E. L. Chartick M. Morrison on committees. They aim to enforce new antidiscrimination laws and win lower rates through customer service and cooperation with property owners. A city committee proposed hiring two bay horses weighing about 1,250 pounds for the fire department, awaiting approval.
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A. K. Selig
A. le Selig
Co Manley
Iml
J. B. Wilson
Rena
E. L. Chartick
M. Morrison
J. E. Harrison Miney
Hugh Blair
Reas Lew Sire
Ena
Bawrenes
Fire Department
Jo Bert Peel
Williamstown
Local classified fragments offer jobs, rentals, and notices
A jumble of early 20th century classifieds lists: first class laundress wanted, six rental houses at corner Arkiuisas and Fleury, two furnished rooms for housekeeping at 924 New Hampshire, a lost fox terrier with reward, sale items including a gas range and heater, cheap homes in Goodwell Oklahoma, a wall paper and book store ad, and a white man wanted to work on a farm.
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Chesp
Panhandle
J . Goodwell
Okla
Wall Paper
Wolf*s Book Store
Mass
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions and Live Stock
Market notes report grain and provisions with receipts and prices for wheat oats and whiskey. Live stock shows cattle receipts at beef steers cows and heifers and stockers and feeders with price ranges. A restaurant for sale offers a line location and care of Hues with office and bulk receipt details included.
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Guu
Journal
Street Car Strike Ends After Conference in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh street railway strike by motormen and conductors, which halted service and sparked some violence, ends after a hastily called meeting of union leaders and company officials at the mayor's office. Service to resume tomorrow with hours to be settled later.
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Pitllsburg
Pitlsburg
City Attorney Mitchell Addresses Humane Society
City Attorney Mitchell speaks to the Humane Society and notes possible good to be done. Judge Dwyer received a telegram saying tools shipped from Kansas City yesterday and should arrive tomorrow. Bolts and supplies shipped on the 25th. tracer indicates arrival then, enabling serious work to begin.
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Mitchell
Humane Society
City Humane Society talk urges active duty against law violations
At a special meeting the Humane Society heard a talk by Mr Mitchell urging city authorities to back humane work through City Ordinance No. 215. He stressed enforcement, prosecutions, and public vigilance, noting few cases filed and pledging cooperation. The next Society meeting is set for Monday evening. Also included is a brief on Senator Tillman’s push for a tea tariff, with Southern opposition and calls for protection of domestic tea growth.
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D. Ross
Topeka
Dune
T. Fairchikd
W. L Ross
Peabuily
Ross
Peabody Schools
The
State University
Jefferson County
Darling Whee
Humane Society
Dunes
Mitchell
Nutin
Tilltian
South
Carolina
South Carolina
Baldwin
Julia Margaret McCarthy
Thomas McCarthy
Semple Sanitarium
McCarthy
Wy. Ziami S. P. Costigan
New York
Cathlarch
Father Degan
Ottawa Herald
Fifty Police Hunt Suspected Murderer Leon Amid Turbulent Senate Debate
In a fractured report, police deploy fifty detectives across a district seeking Leon, amid a senate clash over income and corporation taxes and the Tillman amendment. The piece notes opposition from Senator McLaurin and Sen Owen, with Aldrich defending the corporation tax as a tool against the income levy.
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Aly
South Carolina
Seigttor McLaurin
Owen
Senate
Clay
Aldrich
Finance Committed
Amend
Saint Clay
Duane Committee
Eustans
New York
Aniilion Paterson
Ft. Tame
Leon
Elsie
Sete
Kaw Valley Potato Yield Seen Strong This Season
The Kaw Valley potato belt is projected to yield over 240,000 bushels this season as moisture and weather improve. Acreage totals around 4,400 and expected yields near 20 bushels per acre suggest a sizable crop, with shipments starting in July to Texas and New Mexico and extending into August. Two main varieties, Cyotally and Dern Hee, are favored for early returns.
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Kaw Valley
Kaw
Height Department
Santa Fe Railroad
Prilta
Ottlack
Texas
New Mexico
Lenditur
Street Cars Appreciated in Manhattan Transport Shift
Report of Manhattan street cars gaining favor as public transit. Officials note increased reliability and ease of access with the new mode, while skeptics question the transition. Passengers praise prompt service and reduced congestion, signaling a positive reception for the street railway expansion.
First Victim Of Season In North Lausence Fireworks
Seven year old Joli Barnes suffered a severe burn to the right hand when a Fourth of July cap exploded while he was lighting it at home in North Lausence. Dr Hinsolph cauterized the wound and officials warned of possible complications.
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Joli Barnes
North
Lausence
Hinsolph
Lawmakers Debate Tax Plans Amid Corporate and Income Proposals
A Senate session features heated discussion over corporate tax as a substitute for Lodge’s plan and a debate on the income tax. Aldrich challenges perceived subterfuge while proponents claim the tax shifts would fund war needs. Brown notes prosperity rising as construction expands and streets are upgraded in Lawrence.
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Trott
Rhode Island
Iley
Merich
Bailey
Scheduies
Jaodie
Aldrich
Lodge
Why Not a Boulevard? Lawrence Seeks City Status
A transcription of an old advocate speech urging Lawrence to become a city. The speaker argues for more public works, notably a riverfront boulevard, as a cost effective way to improve the town, attract residents, and elevate its status. The plea emphasizes unity and timely action for development.
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Lawrence
Vane
Ale River
Massachusetts
Ohio
Indiana
Tuuk
Divorce Granted in District Court Over Custodial Dispute
Hattie Kyle was granted a divorce from C. 4. Kyle in district court today. The case against the county commissioners in appointing a peer commissioner was dismissed and costs taxed against the defendants. Quieting titles appeared in several cases including Harriet M Johnson vs Jerome B Taft and Keheera Peer vs A W Macomber. Cimet will adjourn today until September term.
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Hattie Kyle
Kyle
Harriet M, Johnson
Jerome B. Taft
Keheera Peer
A. W. Macomber
Net Ziesenis
John Erfust
Mott
Shortage of Help and Roads Boost Kansas Rail Bond Plan
A distressed labor market slows farming as high land values keep workers idle, raising food costs. Kansas sees Union Pacific plan a 402000 bond-backed roadbed and shop improvements, the fourth major line to seek spring bond funds.
Murderer shot in a quarrel over old Mexico ties
In Fayette Mo a man named C T Walker shot and seriously wounded Dorsey a stock dealer from Gilberts while a struggle followed. Dorsey then shot Walker. Walker claimed he aimed to kill Dorsey in revenge. The gun was later recovered and a report notes prior jail release for Walker amid political interference.
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Old Mexico
Janice
Dorsey
Chicago
Noweadthy
Gilberts ‘Witners
T Walker
Fayette
Walker
Faggette
Waller
Charles Walker
Geite
Qld
Heat and Violence Amid Heat Wave Distress
Reported heat driven attacks include James Brown throwing a shoe and injuring a woman, with another man arrested and fined 35 dollars. Weather relief seen with cooler conditions possible in the middle Atlantic states by Wednesday as heat persists elsewhere. Local notes mention Joe Hoover taking up 400 dollars of bonded indebtedness and Dottie Dolin of Lecompton sent to an industrial school for incorrigibility.
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Whiting
Ugssantt
James Brown
Eugle
Weim
Washington
Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic States
Lake
Dottie Dolin
Lecompton
Beloit
Woollill Murder Mystery Remains Unsolved in Maryland
Michiwl Maryland June 29 A jury verdict hints Eastman killed or was an accessory to Edith Woodill's murder and her disappearance. Dissenting jurors protested the inquest process, noting evidence was not adduced. The case remains unresolved as investigators point to motive and blackmail, with Eastman seeking money and possible exposure.
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Woollill
Michiwl
Robert E. Eastmar
Edith May ‘Woodill
Rane
E. Tee
Eastman
Tey
Wooditl Hadeen
Kasimin
Kastinan
Brandenbrug Acquitted in Cleveland Forgery Case
Brandenburg acquitted on charge of grand larceny in the sale of a forged Cleveland letter to the New York Times. He faced kidnapping allegations in St Louis involving Stephen Shepard, with the case alert in New York dispatches.
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Cleveland
New York
Silver Seven picnic ends in track meet at camp
The Silver Seven held a Friday picnic at their camp with a track meet as the day’s feature. Captains Nellie Behan and Ruth Buchanan led teams, with rivals earning pennants and a banquet to follow for nonparticipants. Several boys and girls earned firsts and scores while leaving camp tired but safe.
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Silver Seven
Nellie
Ruth Firehanon
Hie Buchanan
John Long
Don Morrison
Louis
Baker
I Ruth Buchanen
Jaco Long
Daniel Hazen
Martin Babh
Jonathan "Dow
Long
Martin
Babb
Curtice
Dubia
Cagoes NE
Eehman
Society notes on Mrs Adan Rabe and Lotus Club event
In society news a young woman Mar ling Wilson Toward is mentioned with Mrs Adan Rabe hosting a church event at Kincland George’s Church on Monday June 14. The Lotus club on Louisiana street will entertain members this afternoon with Mrs Srviens serving as club sergeant.
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Merved
Adan Rabe
Marling
Wilson
Loward
Reed
Se. George’s Church
Kincland
Eatl
Lotus Club
Louisiana Street
Srviens
Taft's a Baseball Fan, Too. Washi stan. June 20
Brig Gen Clarence Edwards chief of the imsu it bureau of the war department met President Taft in the Philippines. They toured works together and discussed a four o’clock chase. Taft expressed sympathy for a cancelled game and rang off. In a later event Hastings Perrin clashed with Washington fans in a box. Edwards, a military gentleman, was involved.
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Washistan
Clarence Edwards
Imsuit Bureau
The
War Department
Taft
Genveal Edwards
Sceddelin
Philippines
Warks
Rand Butt
Edwards
Ing
Huston
Washington
Mapire Perrin
Chevie
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Neville’s Corner
E J. M. Neville
Bell Phone
F. A A. Bide
Hiawatha
Down Town
Luly
Baw
Ursus
Ystecrian
Arkiuisas
Fleury
C A. Hagard
Maine Street
New Hampshire
Heane
R. K
Mississippi
Bell
Kansas
Niessen
Stevenson's
Wiedemann’s
Aretus McClure
Wiedemann
Pry
Wiede
Abe
Feld
Tillman
Manhattan
Anos
Twa
Brown
St. Joseph
Avriculture
U. P
Union Pacific Railway Company
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Union Parific
J. W. Barry
Gertrude Russ
Ky. St
Wolf’s Look Store
Stevenson
Satin Stanley
Endora Township
Aod
Wisdemann’s
J Man
White Ronge
Cabinet
Representa
White House
Executive Mansion
Tibe White House
Potomac
Weluck
Tilman
Internad
Ud Il
Willy
Cummins
Iowa
Jedd Peaterdag
Suntan Woowas
Joe Hoover
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
Swe
FA. A
Lawrence Building & Loan Co. C
G. Plank
Y. Epeette
Brandenburg
Stevenson’s
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