THE NEW SANTA FE HOTEL ADVERTISMENT NOTICE
The item notes rising patronage at the New Santa Fe Hotel in Lawrence with promises of better meals and rooms for the stated prices. It lists boarding at 4.60 to 5.00 per day or per week, and mentions related services at Eldridge House Livery and other stables with phone numbers for contact. It also references real estate and mortgage lending services by T Sinclair and accompanies other local business notes about livery services and market soap offerings.
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Santa FE
Lawrence
Donnelly Bros
Tomer New Hampshire
Winthrop
Lts
Kans
T. Sinclair
Police raid seizes trunk tied to alleged anarchists
Chicago reports police raid a rooming house at Berkeley and Johnson Streets recovering a trunk owned by Harry Goldstein. The trunk reportedly contains anarchistic literature while Rosie Stern and Olga Averbueh were released from custody.
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Chicago
Bererly Aixth and
Johnson Streets
Harry Goldstein
Percival G. Lowe Dies in San Antonio at 80
Percival G. Lowe, pioneer Kansan and former Leavenworth resident, died in San Antonio Texas this morning at age 80. New novelties in postcards at
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San Antonio
Texas
Percival G. Lowe
Pioneer
Kansas
Leavenworth
Berkshire Sale at Sutton Farm Draws Wide Interest
The Berkshire sale at Sutton Farm ran all day with brisk activity and strong demand. Purchasers from Kansas and distant states bought notable lots, including College Matron at 330 dollars and Nos. 5 and 2 at 200 and 110 dollars, as J. F. Walker and C. G. Nash consider relocating to Lawrence.
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Berkshire
Sutton Farm
Berkshires
Hort Farr
Sutton
Kansas
Sutton Berkshires
United States
Lawrence
W. B. Corsa
Whitehall
Jil
W. J. Grist
Ozawhie
Kans
Lion Off
G. &. Murphy
Perkins
California
Edgar B. Moore
Charlottesville
N. C
E. J. Barker
Thorntown
Indiana
McAdam
Bros
Holton
Joho
Tudhope
Linwood
J. 5. Miller
Ottawa
J. J. Walker
Valley Falls
J. M. Nielson
Marsville
A. J
Auto and Good Roads Association Formed in Leavenworth
A movement toward better roads in Leavenworth County led to forming the Auto and Good Roads Association. A crowd gathered at Flk's hall where business leaders heard speeches on the benefits of improved roads. James Texton was elected president and E. S. Springer secretary.
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Leavenworth
Auto and
Flk’s Hall
James Texton
E. S. Springer
Go West Girls In Washington State Matrimony Misinformation
In Washington state a rumor spreads that female teachers are sought for marriage rather than teaching. Douglas county is highlighted as a matrimonial hub where school directors are chosen to wed young women. Pioneers, landowners, and eastern migrants shape a landscape of implied matchmaking within rural education.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington State
Douglas
County
Douglas County
Cupid
Columbia
Washington
Imen
Tragic double murder and suicide in Cherokee Nation
Ellis Beck, a farmer in Muskogee Oklahoma, killed his wife and a fifteen year old stepson after which he killed himself. Their six year old daughter witnessed the events. The couple had been married only four months.
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Muskogee
Okla
Yogil
Cherokee Nation
Ellis Beck
Beck
University Notes: Dean Meeting and Campus Talks
The Deans plan a Saturday meeting to arrange commencement exercises. Harry Heinzeman, a former Varsity football player, visited the hill and serves as an AAC secretary at Iowa University. Hon J B Case will speak in chapel Friday. Fraser Hall hosted a religious and philosophies union meeting with John Shea elected president. A Westminster House class on Modern Emigration and Immigration will meet weekly under Dr Wilbur. The Bell Telephone practice class toured the company facilities.
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Harry Heinzeman
Heinzeman
M. C
Iowa University
J. B. Case
Lyons-Mississippi Commercial Association
Religious and Philosophies Union
Fraser Hall
John Shea
Westminster House
Wilbur
Bell Telephone Company
Haskell Five Continues Winning Streak in Mansfield
Mansfield Ohio March 5 The Haskell Indians extended their winning run by beating Mansfield MC A 53 to 28 in a clean fast game. Dupuis and captain Barrell starred for the red men with six baskets apiece from their guard positions.
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Mansfield, O
Haskell Indians
Mansfield ¥. MC. A
Dupuis
Barrell
Red Men
Japan threatens force over Tatsuta Maru dispute
Japan denounces Chinese actions as it warns of force to recover the Tatsuta Maru after Chinese soldiers boarded the ship and lowered the Japanese flag. China proposes arbitration but Japan rejects it and signals decisive steps to secure release of the vessel. Cattle and hog markets noted with mixed receipts and prices. Wheat and oats futures listed with nearby bids and a reward offer for a stray goat. Real estate and farm ads appear with rental and land sale notices.
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Pekin
Japan
Forca
China
Hay
Timothy
Horse Stolen From Berry Brothers Farm Near Lawrence
Sheriff reports a horse and saddle stolen Monday afternoon from Berry Brothers farm west of Lawrence. A boy working on the farm disappeared as the horse vanished. authorities fear he took the animal and possibly sold it. No trace of boy or horse has been found despite efforts to locate them.
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Sheriff
Berry Brothers
Lawrence
Black Hand letters menace St. Louis residents
March notes from the Black Hand threaten police chief Creecy and other city figures. Edward L. Tevet, a florist, and a local restaurant man received ominous demands signed by “An American Italian.” Police report escalating anonymous threats targeting businesses and officials.
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St. Louis
Creecy
Stein
Edward L. Tevet
Thee
Tourse
Suit Against Trusts in Owensville Ky Filed
The commonwealth s attorney sued the American Cobucco company and the International Harvest er conping for 350M each, alleging operation in violation of state anti trust laws.
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Owensville
Marehai
Commonwealth
Town on Fire Threatens Girardsville Near Pottsville
Pottsville March 5 Girardsville mining town is threatened by a wildfire with seven houses burned and more structures at risk as flames spread. Fire crews battle the blaze through the night to prevent further damage.
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Pottsville
Pas
Girardsville
Here
Cars Entered In Ormond 288 Mile Race
In Ormond Florida on March 5 three American cars along with one Italian one German and one French car are entered for the star event of the automobile tournament the 288 mile race scheduled to be run this afternoon.
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Ormond, Fla
Senator Proctor Dies After Brief Illness in New York
United States Senator Redfield Proctor of Vermont died in his New York apartment this afternoon after a short grip attack. His son, Vermont Governor Fletcher Proctor, was by the bedside. Proctor was 77. In New York, the third of the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnels under the East River opened today.
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Washington
United
Chicago
Redfield Proctor
Etna Goldman
Vermont
Champlain
St. Banis
Fletcher Proctor
Senator Proctor
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
East River
Bank Failure Shocks Rio Janeiro Nations Bank City
Rio Janeiro reports the Union Bank of Commerce, the main local depository, closed today. The move threatens widespread impact as other banks may be seriously affected.
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Rio Janeiro
Union Bank of Commerce
Cleveland Holocaust Toll Grows As Fireclaims School Pupils
Coroner probes the Lake View school disaster near Cleveland where up to 180 people are feared dead after a fire gutted the building. By today 161 bodies recovered, 129 identified, with as many as 20 more in the ruins. A public funeral is planned with a single burial lot and a monument.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lake View
Collinwood
Fred Herter
Herter
Plea for Acquittal in Capitol Conspiracy Trial
In Harrisburg on March 5, counsel for former Auditor General Snyder and former State Treasurer Mathues urged acquittal. They argued their clients acted on honest advice from former Governor Pennypacker and denied any conspiracy to defraud the state, countering claims by prosecutors. The defense contends the public imagination inflates charges against the two officials.
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Harrisburg
Snyder
Mathues
Capitol
Pennypacker
J.M. Huston
Prohibition Candidate Dr Silas Swallow Ill in Typhoid Pneumonia
Harrisburg reports Dr Silas Swallow, the 1904 prohibition president candidate, seriously ill in typhoid pneumonia as of March 5 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Silas
Swallow
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions
Kansas City March 5 Wheat receipts 37 cars with May 955e, July 875e and cash quotes No 2 hard 99e to 1.01, No 2 red 1.02. Corn May 57 34c, July 65 4e, cash No 2 mixed 57 1 40, No 2 white 57 1Ye. Oats No 2 white 50 14 to 52e, No 1 mixed 49 50c.
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Kansas City
Rwa_TAAVTAn
Bryan Named Next President by Democratic Leader at Omaha
At Omaha the Nebraska Democratic convention delegates were chosen to attend the national gathering. H H Hanks presiding called Bryan the next president, eliciting strong cheering as delegates prepared to vote for Beysia. Bryan speaks tonight as populist and party leaders draft the platform.
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Omaha
Onila
Neb
Nebras
Beysia
Bryan
Neas
Abe
Veday Gan
Tryan
HL Hanks
Nebraska City
United States
Boys Arrested In Mafia Society Letter Case
Three youths Maurice McCrary Merril Madaris and another 12-year-old were arrested and confessed to writing a threatening note signed Black Trader to Mrs Rob erts demanding $25. The letter warned of death if police were notified and bore a skull and cross-bones.
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Empocia
Kaus
Marie
Maurice McCrary
Sears Ul
Merril Madaris
MM. A.rob- Jn
Coffeyville reaches large fund drive for new industries
Coffeyville Kansas March 5 merchants and business men contributed toward a 100000 dollar fund sought by the chamber of commerce to attract new industries. The campaign began with factory whistles and church bells signaling the start. Mayor Wilcot Akeday proclaimed a public holiday for the effort.
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Coffeyville
Kans
Chamber of Ecommerce
Dottlek
Wilcot Akeday
Children March Out as Fire Sweeps Central High School
In Grand Rapids Michigan fire broke out in the Central High school laboratory with 1200 pupils present. The alarm sounded and pupils were marched out in perfect order. The building was emptied in 244 minutes with comparatively little damage to the facility. The report likens the event to Cleveland's tragedy yesterday and notes the response was orderly.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids
Cleveland
Central High School
Pasadena stage shows delight locals with Wyatt’s wit
Art Wyatt charms Pasadena audience in home talent production. The former citizen A. K. Wyatt stands out with twisted remarks and funny tales. Songs such as Keep On Smiling and Shame on You earn applause and encores amid a lively second act. A remark about a spring suit hints at local shop advice and Baby Ribbon Cigars go made bile Williamson.
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Pasadena Star
A. K. Wyatt
Wyatt
Cobb
Mr. Wyatt
Baker College Eyes Strong Baseball Team This Spring
Baldwin March 5 Baker to field a strong baseball team after gym workouts under Captain Lawin. Seven from last year return, with Mason pitching and Le Peter Lewis and Swain anchoring infield. New talent joins for the sates as coaching is sought. Twenty games scheduled from April to May with trips to Manhattan Epworth Warrensburg and Rolla among others. Home games listed include Manhattan April 20 and Epworth April 30.
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Baldwin
Baker
Lawin
Mason
Rube
Swain
O'Neil
Hoover
Cook
Lefurs
Loomis
Normal
Kagan Airmount
Wichita
Oklahoma S. Normal
Alva
Epworth U
Guthrie
Okla
William Jewell
Warransburg
Washington
School of Mines of
Rolla
Drury
Miller elected Seattle mayor in Republican victory
Complete returns from Seattle's municipal election show John F. Miller, a Republican, winning the mayoral race over city party candidate William Hickman Moore by about 5000 votes. Democrat James B Metcalfe trailed, socialist vote near 30 percent, total turnout 26,800 equals 85 percent of registered voters.
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Seattle
Wash
John F. Miller
Settle
William Hickman Moore
James B. Metcalfe
Baker Delegation Heads to McPherson in Prohibition Contest
Baldwin, March 5. Mr. H. F. Smith will represent Baker University at McPherson in the state prohibition contest on The Coming Issue. Harry & Raymond, state president of the intercollegiate prohibition association, and several local members accompany him. The convention meets late this week and the contest occurs Friday evening with representatives from twelve colleges.
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Baldwin
H. F. Smith
McPherson
Baker University
Ilis
Harry & Raymond
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
Washburn Professor to Leave Amid Health Resignation
Prof. Aelf Klingenberg, dean of the Washburn College School of Fine Arts, has resigned to take effect at year’s end. In poor health and nervous troubles are cited as factors. Relations with the board of trustees are stated as amicable with no friction.
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Topeka
March
Aelf Klingenberg
T Ie Washburn College School of ‘Finerts
Klingenberg
Prize Fight Signed for March 31 Bout in LA
In Los Angeles on March 5 Jim Britt and Packy McFarland signed articles for a twenty four round glove contest set for March 31 at a local venue.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jimmy Britt
Packy McFarland
Army Car Delayed by Mud Outside Atchison
An Army car arrived in Atchison Kansas late last night and left for Fort Leavenworth at 11 this morning. It was stuck in mud five miles from the city, where it remained overnight. Scholz the tailor advertises spring suits. Widemann serves fruit salad.
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Atchison, Kans
Marth
Fort Leavenworth
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