Lawrence area real estate and livery listings in brief
Donnelly Bros livery stable at the corner of New Hampshire and Winthrop in Lawrence Kansas advertises services. WM T Sinclair offers real estate loans insurance and abstracts of title with mortgage loan options. George A Banks & Son provide abstracts of title and fire insurance with focus on abstract business. Hosford Investment or Investments lists real estate bonds and stocks in Nations Basic Building Lawrence Kansas.
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Walling
Ti Bey
Aleoter
Hare Lyivere
Td Parts
Leroy N. Walling
Bass
St. Lawrence
Kas
WM. T. Sinclair
Telephone Bell
George A. Banks & Son
Hosford Investment OG
Merchants Nations Basic Building
Lawrence, Kang
Notorious Etta Lowrey Sought in Shootout Case
Etta Lowrey, described as a notorious character, fired three times at Tom Delahunty and attempted to shoot his companion but missed. After a chaotic night, she surrendered at the county jail this morning. The incident drew widespread attention as witnesses described the scene and police pursued the involved parties.
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Etta Lowrey
Tom Delahunty
Almshouse Fire Kills Three In San Francisco
A blaze at the city and county almshouse early today forced evacuation of about two hundred inmates. Etta Lowr turned herself in to police later at the county jail. The fire was blamed on a defective chimney and three residents died.
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Etta Lowr
Etta
San Francisco
Abe Wolfsen
Ty Sens
Kins & Mba
Delany
Vandette
Oklahoma Republicans to Convene for State Convention Deliberations
Delegates for the Oklahoma state republican convention gather in Oklahoma City as the state central committee plans to choose a temporary chairman. All eyes on Charles B. Hosier, chairman, amid pressure over Hunter’s possible resignation as rough rider and federal district court clerk weighs in.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
State Central Committee
Charles B. Hosier
Hunter
Federal District Court
Lan Offeer
Frisco to plead guilty to thirteen indictments
General Solicitor W F Evans announced in a U S district court in St Louis that the Frisco Railway will plead guilty to thirteen indictments charging rebate grants to the Chapman and Dewey Lumber Co of Kansas City. An ancillary bill seeks a receiver for the International and Great Northern Railroad in Houston.
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W. F. Evans
Frisco Railway
United States District Court Today
Frisco
Chapman and Dewey Lumber Company of
Kansasity
Houston
Tex
Mercantile Trust Company of Boston
International and Great Northern Railroad
Gould
Thurston Aide Reported In Seattle Woesli March
In Seattle on March 10 the scene centers on W. W. Thurston amid local woes. Details remain fragmentary as notes point to his involvement in ongoing civic concerns.
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Seattle
W. W
Thurston and
Long Has Ingalls Old Seat In Congress Controversy
Washington reports friction over Senate seating with Linus Pow contesting Ingalls seat and Curtis filing on the Phumh seat. Proctor’s vacancy triggers shifting alignments as senators move between seats while long-standing disputes and partisan maneuvering unfold among lawmakers and staff.
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Washington
Linus Pow
Senator Ingalls
Curtis H S
Phumh
Ingalls
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Long
Proctor
Hiram Perkins Vrooman of Keston Dies at Winefield Hospital
Longtime Missouri Kansas figure Hiram Perkins Vrooman died yesterday at Winefield Hospital Sprinstie. Born in New York state in 1828 he practiced law in Missouri and later in Kansas and held political and legal roles across the region. He fathered a son who carried on the Vrooman name and legacy.
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Keston
Wiram jPrasins Vrooman
P Winefield Hospital
Sprinstie
Missouri
Kansas
Trew
New York State
Ami
Sotseum County
Court Upheld Ruling On Selitz Rehearing Petition
The Supreme Court affirmed the appeals court ruling that the offense tied to the French restaurant case does not constitute a crime. The decision preserves prior imputations against Deiberg and Raef, with ongoing proceedings in exile.
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Anprone Cat
California
Thanimois
Schmity Cave
Disret
le Petitiar
Eubriitiet
Supreme Court
Tain Céuely
Court of Appeals
Selianz
Turkiy
Deiberg
Sehmita
Muel Frow
Selumitz
Raef
Coaley
April election set for commission council in Kansas town
In Leavenworth the April election will select commissioners by unanimous vote after the surprise opposition ticket expired. Republican and Democratic committees endorsed candidates and filing deadlines for nomination papers closed Sunday. The new municipal government by commissioners starts mid April.
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Kans
Leavenworth Elits
Mender
Republican Committee
Democratic Wonmitten
Attempted Bank Heist in Omaha Ends With Capture
An anarchist tried to extort five thousand dollars from Merchants National Bank in Omaha. The bank vice president confronted the man cleverly and police later arrested the suspect after a struggle, directing a staged plan that failed despite tense exchanges. Drakes and a stranger were confronted by detectives and taken to police stations for questioning.
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Merchants National Bank
Omaha
Hitchcock Trial Opens in New York Court Over Comedian Allegations
The court in New York hears charges against Raymond Alitehweel, a comedian. The judge denies a request for adjournment and jury selection proceeds amid a crowded corridor. Only two jurors have been seated, both married with young daughters.
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New York
Taymond Alitehweel
Nevinte
Huchene Wits
Oviers
Dustiee Blanchard
Anna Gould To Come Home From Paris
Reported in Paris on March 10 that Mie with her children plans to sail for New York. Prince Helios and others arrange travel. Mine Fauhd was linked to Prince Teliane but rejected the plan. She schedules a future departure for the United States with her five children, noting consent from her former husband.
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Paris
Mie
Anik
Gail Vie
New
Assassin-Killed Father in Lisbon Province Riots
In Lisbon province a youth killed his father posing as Franco using a non loaded redivider during recent celebrations. The assailant, Buisa, faced shock and grief as authorities contained the chaos amid a broader clash at a reformatories and prison grounds.
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Avie Acei
Lisbon
Mareles
Amad
Carlos
Lost black female greyhound puppy near Union Pacific depot
Reward offered for a lost black female greyhound puppy reported March 6 near the Union Pacific depot. Information leading to recovery may earn the $15 reward. Inquiries at Monk's Livery Barn in Lawrence.
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Union Pacific
Monk's Livery Barn
Lawrence
Missing Man Located in West Fork Arkansas
Sahetha Kansas March 10 Selden Miner a wealthy hardware merchant left two weeks ago to Kansas City to purchase and was thought missing since. He has been located in West Fork Arkansas and is reported ill. Foul play was feared as he carried a sizable sum of money.
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Sahetha
Kans
Night Riders Burn Tobacco In Brookeville Raid
About fifty night riders entered Brookeville Kentucky on March 10 and burned 15000 pounds of tobacco owned by Robert Stenton a leading local merchant. The raiders rode in on buggies and on horseback and were armed with shotguns and revolvers.
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Brookeville
Robert Stenton
Missionary Convention Opens in Pittsburg With 1600 Delegates
The first international convention under the young people's missionary movement opened in Pittsburg Pa today. Sixteen hundred delegates from around the world attend to discuss missionary work in all its phases.
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Pittsburg
Young People’s Missionary Movement
Walsh Seeks New Trial In Bank Funds Case
John Walsh a Chicago banker convicted of illegal use of Chicago National Bank funds asks for a new trial in district court. The motion was filed March 10 in Chicago.
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Chicago
John Walsh
Chicago National Bank
District ‘Court
Circle at the Lawrence Express Office Sparks Tea-Phone Ruse
A Lawrence express office man explains why he walks in a circle after answering a call about a package. He says delaying a reply convinces women they are searched for their package, while men are told immediately if none exist. The tactic aims to avoid arguments and project diligence.
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Lawrence Express
Shell
Five room house for rent and firewood offer
Five room house at 928 Jenisona street in good condition with gas and Bell phone 134. Free to bogone hauling thirty loads of orchard trimmings, mostly good but unused due to natural gas. Geo W Maffet southeast suburbs. For sale one modern ten room house plus two vacant on Warren and Indiana streets. Inquire Indiana Bell phone 1134.
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Jenisiona Street
Bell
Geo. W. Maffet
Warren
Indiana Streets
Indiana
Lawrence Young People Form Union at First Presbyterian
A mass meeting of Lawrence youth from several churches completed the Union constitution last night at the First Presbyterian Church. Officers elected include Byron Parvier as president J F P Eherhar as secretary Diesen Ranking as treasurer and Mingie Danberman as a leading figure. The new Union aims to unite youth activities across Lawrence and follows prior women’s missionary work that helped push this formal step.
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Lawrence
Pitt
Seafficers
Byron Parvier
J. F P. Eherhar Seepetaey
Diesen
Misa Mingie Danberman
Willomenee Bier
Unien
Eluareh
Assassin's Trial Opens in Denver Court Atmosphere Heavily Tense
Denver March 10 The trial of Mie opens with the state expected to present its case by day’s end The defense will be heard tomorrow A diverse jury faces a dramatic courtroom scene as witnesses and the accused confront tense testimony and a restrained audience The proceedings reveal a somber mood and a charged atmosphere throughout the day.
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Denver
Col
Mie
Leo
Fire destroys large school building in Napoleon Ohio
A major fire swept through a large school building in Napoleon Ohio this morning, causing extensive damage and prompting evacuation as children were nearby. Officials reported the blaze started within the structure and fire crews battled flames near the line of the five as students moved about in the yard.
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Talato
Napoleon
Ohio
Collinwood
Insane Man Attacks Wife and Child Then Hangs Self
David Davis of Patytown attacked his wife and infant with an axe, failing to kill them, and then hanged himself in the wood shed. Authorities say he appeared driven by mortgage worries and mental breakdown.
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Piqna
Hiv
David Davis
Patytown
Ana
Davis
Stubbs Attacks Mulvane in Topeka Political Challenge
In Topeka March 10 W R Stubbs denounces Lawrenes Mulvane and Roosevelt-Fatt policy. He accuses the Mulvane faction of opposing primary reforms and anti pay-as-you-lose measures, and claims leaders have controlled senators and county officers for years. Stubbs cites Senate Lodge records and Kansas laws on deposits, printers, schools, and railroads to argue the machine favors big business over the people.
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W. R. Stubbs
Lawrenes Aml
Mulvane
United States
Long Tia
Congress
Stubbs
Senate
Kansas State Senate
Snc
State Printer Law
Commission
Dinner for KU Alumni Planned in Kansas City
Thornton Cooke, president of the University of Kansas Alumni Association, names a committee including Henry Schott Benton Dunn and Justin D. Bower to organize the annual dinner at the University Club on April 10. Speakers will include Dr. Frank Strong chancellor Prof J W Green and Prof W H Carruth along with William Allen White of Emporia and other alumni members.
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Kansas City
International congress on the welfare of the child opens
Delegates from every state and many nations assemble in Washington for the international congress on the welfare of the child under the National Mothers' Congress. President Roosevelt opens the event with a White House reception and address to the delegates.
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Washington, D. C
del Rgies
International Congress On
National Mothers’ Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Black Hand Letter Demands $300 in St Lonix Case
Edward L. Levett received a black hand letter demanding he leave 300 in a designated spot or face death. Police were notified after the letter surfaced several days ago.
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St. Lonix
Marel
Edward L. Levett
Levett
Swede fires at royal castle in Christiania
A Swedish man, apparently insane, shot at the royal castle in Christiania, aiming to kill King Haakon. He fired about a dozen bullets, some embedding in interior walls. police seized him and he claimed the king’s death was his intent. The king and crown princess were not at the castle. In St Louis a man named Andre Mitchell died by suicide in an empty freight car with a revolver and Bible at his side.
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Christiania
Haakon
Necen
St. Louis
Killer shoots wife then kills himself in Omaha home
James Rathban entered the kitchen of Judge H. S. Wall's home in Omaha this morning and shot his wife, Mrs. Rathban, who was a servant there, before taking his own life. The couple had been separated.
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Omaha, Neb
James Rathban
H. 5. Wall
Eight Hurt as Train Hits Trolley in New Albany
Eight persons were injured today in New Albany Indiana when the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern passenger train Yrong Cincinnati collided with a trolley car near a bridge over the Ohio River.
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Louisville
New Albany
Ind
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Yrong
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Fire Dooms Wilkinsburg Business Section Fire injures eight
Pittsburg March 10 fire injures eight firemen and damages Wilkinsburg business district and adjoining borough to about $125000. Fire crews fought the blaze through the day damaging stores and streets.
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Pittsburg
Wilkinsburg
Chinese Hung Executions Reported in Philadelphia
Two Chinese men named Junge Jow and Mock Kung were hanged in Philadelphia on March 10 for the murder of four countrymen tied to the Chinese secret organizations amid wartime conflicts.
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Philadelphia
Junge Jow
Mock Kung
King Alfonso Arrives in Barcelona Amid Warm Welcome
King Alfonso arrived in Barcelona this morning to a cordial reception with no disturbances reported. In Cincinnati, the first and second districts endorsed Taft and instructed delegates to vote for him in forthcoming primaries.
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Barcelona
Alfonso
Taft
Cincinnati
Color Change in Society Headlines Weekly Wardrobe Shifts
The New York Press notes a vibrant season of shifting colors among society women. Opera crowds favor white while other venues experiment with a weekly palette from pinks to grays, prompting jewel display and strict social conformity.
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Masis
Metropolitan Opera House
New York Press
Railroads Appeal Against New Kansas Freight Rates
Kansas railroads appealed to the U S circuit court seeking a restraining order to block the state railroad board from implementing April 1 the proposed freight rate schedules. They argue the new rates would cut current tariffs by about 25 percent and contend the proposed schedule is confiscatory.
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Kans
Railroads of
Kansas
United States Circuit Court
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Italian Car Leads NY to Paris Race Report
Italian car in the New York to Paris race left Grand Island at 8 10 AM. Rogers, famed for musical instrument imitations, is noted. F A A Hall announces March 19 tickets on sale at Y ME G A BIO.
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Neb
New York
Paris
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