Local Real Estate and Abstract Firms Advertised in Lawrence
An assortment of business notices from Lawrence highlights firms offering real estate services and abstracts of title. Donnelly Bros Livery Stable sits at Comer New Hampshire and Winthrop, with telephone 190. Wm T Sinclair promotes real estate and mortgage loans. George A Banks & Son advertises abstracts of title and fire insurance. Hospital Investment and Investments lists real estate and bonds with Merchants Nations Bank Building addressed in Lawrence.
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Donnelly Bros
Comer
New Hampshire
Winthrop Sia
Telephone
Lawrence, Kans
WM. T. Sinclair
Massachusetts
George A. Banks & Son
Hospord Investment OG Investments
Fleet Contact Sees Battleship Connecticut Near Mexican Coast
Cal march 11 direct radio link from San Diego market station to the battleship Connecticut off the Mexican coast early today. It transmitted twenty six dispatches to Washington. Exact fleet position not given but within 400 miles of Magdalena Bay today.
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Cal
San Diego
Mexican
Washington
Magdalena
Waning Star of Mulafatid Signals Shifting Power
Paris dispatches report Mulafatid the fledgling Sultan of the South sees his star fall as French victories mount. Hafid’s indifference fuels disaffection and resentment among supporters amid mounting colonial conflict.
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Paris
Moerovee
Mulafatid
Hafid
Morse Pleads Not Guilty To Joint Indictments
New York March 11 Charles W Morse former banker and Alfred Curtis former president of the National Bank of North America pleaded not guilty to joint indictments charging conspiracy and making false entries. They were released on heavy bond.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Alfred Co Curtis
National Bank of North America
Fire kills six workers in Northwestern Company warehouse blaze
Six firefighters were overcome and reportedly died after exposure to wood alcohol fumes during a dry goods warehouse fire at the Northwestern Company plant in Minneapolis. The blaze broke out early today, sending crews to the scene and prompting evacuations.
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Minneapolis
Northwestern Compo‘Board Company
Miss Robson Shines in Lawrence Opera House Play
Review notes Miss May Robson as Aunt Mary delivering a warm, nuanced performance that captivates the audience. The cast, including Josephine Drake and David Proctor, earns praise for distinct characters while scenery limits hinder full staging on a small Lawrence stage.
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Lawrence
Howe
David
Anne Warner
May Robson
Aunt Mary
Miss Robson
Xcelient
Josephine Drake
Butty
Frohmen
Ais
David Proctor
Mary
Jack Storey
Mitchell
Storey
Pringe of
Pilsen
Kakonazao
Jack
Lawrence Opera House
the Journal
Ness Robeon
el ‘Gar Robson
Hobson Stuart
Osamy
Francie Wilson
China
Shake
Spear of Cotleges
Delonge
Troeter
Sodomet
Dante
Columbus
Miss Belson
Manila Fire Ravages District Destroying Shacks
A Manila blaze today devastated about 2000 native shacks in the Semroni district. Officials estimate damage at 100000 dollars in property losses and gold seized in the fire.
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Iil i
Semroni
Manila
Orchard Pleads Guilty to Murder in Idaho
Harry Orchard withdrew a not guilty plea and changed to guilty before Judge Frey Wood in Caldwell Idaho. He admitted planting a dynamite bomb at Governor Steunenberg's residence on December 30 1905. Orchard was arrested January 2 and confessed involvement by William D. Haywood George A Pettibone and Charles L Moyer.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Aout Wood
Wood
Nove Orchard
Orchard
Dormer
Stennenbers
Steunerhers
William D. Haywood
Charles L. Moyer
George A. Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Haywood
Pettibone
Boise
Moyer
Butter Makers Meet Opens in St Paul With Large Attendance
The Butter Makers from nearly every state began a three day convention in St Paul. More than 2000 members attend the opening. Governor Jubason gave the welcome address.
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St. Paul
Union
Jubason
Assemblyman introduces mock resolution on Philippine independence
In Manila on March 21 an assemblyman proposed a resolution directing Philippine delegates in Washington to ask Congress when independence would be granted. The motion faced ridicule and was withdrawn.
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Manila
Washington
Walsh New Trial Plea In Chicago Banker Case
The article reports continued arguments in Chicago on March 11 for a new trial on behalf of John R Walsh, the convicted banker, in the U S district court. The proceedings focus on securing post verdict relief and rehearing.
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Chicago
John R Walsh
United States
Hargis Trial Continued in Coal Firm Receiver Fight
Tavis of Chicago, a coal operator, asked the court to appoint a receiver for the Illinois Kanawha Hale Company, with George Gould named as manager. Proceedings continue in Chicago as the case moves forward.
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Tavis
Chicwsa
Jt Court
Liuile Kanawha Syn- Haale, Ai Company
George Gould
Decision In School Fire Blames Conditions In Cleveland
Coroner Burke rendered a decision in the Collinwood school fire case blaming existing conditions but charging no one with direct fault. The inquiry traced factors cited by authorities and noted no single party at fault.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Burke
Collinwood Schwol Bre
Tu Luult
Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Hargis Murder Trial
Jackson Ky March 11 The Beech Hargis murder case against his father Judge James Hargis was continued to the next term of court after a hung jury.
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Jackson, Ky
Beech Hargis
James Hargis
Gustafson Builds Fresh Stock At Gustation
Gustation grocer Gustafson reports a full new stock and no antiques as spring goods arrive from East. He touts fresh Eagle brand items and modern designs, noting old stock is exhausted and a complete refresh is underway for patrons.
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San
Jackson
Jehu Abner
Gus
James
Tafson
Cuckrill Whay
Gustafson
New Eagle
Ystafson
Twelyn Nesbit Thaw Seeks Divorce From Harry K Thaw
In New York today the first step toward a much discussed separation was reported as a clerk was sent to Matteawan to serve papers on Harry K Thaw. Lawyers for Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and Mrs. Winifred Thaw denied any truth to rumors of opposition to the divorce and noted Thaw has sought reconciliation while Evelyn Thaw seeks permanent separation with provisions for support.
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New York
Willie Thein Telay
Nana
Stanford White
Win. Thaw
Harry
Franklin Bartlett
Eller
Thaw
Win
Tewand
Evelyn Thaw
Harry RR
Personal notices and social updates from local households
Fragmentary pastiche of personal notes mentioning Mmes Was et, Orta beday, Chae, Mrs. By Baaetes, Mrs. Devine Prive, Lote, GHromtin, and others. Indicates social calls, visits, and expectations of absence with unclear dates or places.
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Baaetes Ae Cts
Devine
Ate Lote
Ghromtin
Ratify Hague Treaty Debate in Washington Session
In Washington a committee on foreign relations considered ratifying the Hague treaty. A proviso would require that all disputes be submitted individually for arbitration. Favorable reports were ordered on revenues relating to the rules of wayaad and the prohibition of projectiles from balloons.
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Washington, Mare
Snatch Committee On Foreign Relations
Wayaad
Trial Proceedings拖 Slowly in New York Court
A triad led by Raymond Abehevek the canontian faced a slow trial today as work continues with prospects of a jury before adjournment tonight. Mrs. Titehevel, the defendant's wife, had been barred from the courtroom yesterday but was allowed to enter today amid spectators.
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New York
Raymond Abehevek
Seenrin
Methodist Sensation and Confused Notes on Rites
Fragmentary text mentions Methodist themes and names like Mare and Pope in garbled phrases. The article presents unclear lines about rituals or events with scattered words and broken sentences.
Patrolman Killed In Suspected Street Ambush
Fragmentary report describes a patrolman shot on a city street on a March date, with others wounded. Authorities pursue a suspected assailant, while the officer’s colleagues and the public react to the violent incident.
From Prominent Family in Wah Georgia
Miss Ideth Lardee, daughter of WooUk Lardee, an attorney, was killed in a recent accident. She was noted as one of the best known young women of the area and had been engaged to Miss Sacral Weed. the pair had planned a serious venture together.
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Wah
Mareh
Mining Convention Opens as 350000 Miners Arrive
Indianapolis March 11 The leaders of 350000 coal miners arrive for the United Mine Workers of America convention starting tomorrow. About 1000 delegates from anthracite and bituminous fields plan to set a joint wage scale to renew an interstate agreement and set terms for a new rate effective April. President Mitchell retires April 1.
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Tndianapolis
Tad
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Tragic double tragedy at fashionable boarding school
Two women, Miss Elizabeth Weed and Miss Thurd ee Hardee, died in a dormitory at a Philadelphia area boarding school after a complex sequence of killings and suicides. Investigators say both women were longtime friends with diverging views, and police found a revolver with two chambers in Weed s hand. The school housed daughters of wealthy families from across the country.
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Mitch TL
Eselsive
Liss
Sarah Chamber
Phiiadelphia
Tod Wail
Elizabeth Dattev
Bavidoash
Georgia
Iide
wWet
Wellesley College
Andoboin
Meaway
Slort
Miss Weed
Aml
Laurens Seliwal
M Weed
Teneh
Pardee
Weel
Sedyel
Miss Therdee
Miss Hardee
Roosevelt orders inquiry into stock gambling practices
President Roosevelt directs Herbert Rix Smith of the Bureau of Corporations to investigate stock trading schemes viewed as gambling. The aim is to study transfers and contracts that may undermine market integrity and seek potential federal action to curb such activities.
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Washington,d. C
Roosevelt
Herbert Rix Smith
Bureau of Corporations
Loci Dell
Despondent cigar salesman kills wife then suicides
Despondent over unemployment Joseph Sartine, a St Louis cigar salesman, shot his wife in the throat this afternoon and then killed himself with carbolic acid. Mrs Sartine is in a dying condition.
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St. Louis
Joseph Sartine
Sarine
Young People's Missionary Movement Meets in Pittsburg
The second day of the Young People's Missionary Movement convention in Pittsburg Pennsylvania featured a number of addresses as part of the program on March 11.
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Pittsburg
Young People's Missionary _Movement
Grain and Livestock Markets Reported Across Kansas City and Chicago
Wheat and corn prices show May and July contracts with strong cash bids for No. 2 grades. Hay prices range from 9.25 to 9.75 for choice timothy prairie. Cattle receipts total around 5,000 native steers and 3.40 to 3.50 for stockers and calves, while hogs run about 15,000 with packers near 4.25 to 4.45. Summer contracts in Chicago mirror bid depths with soybeans and oilseed values listed alongside pork and lard futures.
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Grain and Provisions
Kansas
Ctty
Rte. Hay
Chose
Timothy
Choice Prairie
Oklahoma Delegates Face Taft-Centered Convention
Oklahoma City braces for a three way presidential struggle as delegates at large head toward a Taft dominated Chicago convention. The party committee’s bid for a temporary organization failed, signaling a tense fight over permanent leadership and future rules.
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Oklabnaa City
Okly
Findica
Taft
Atted Delesarion
Tranter
Havine
Dean Norris
JLB
Myek
Lawton
Vis
Senate debate over reinstatement of discharged soldiers
A congress session discusses extending the period to reinstate Black soldiers discharged for cause. The president transmitted a message confirming substantiated facts and urging extension to allow reinstatement for those not within the dismissal terms. Senator Warren and Senator Foraker present committee positions.
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Trownsville
Senate
Warren
Foraker
Petry Granted Papal Knight of St. Gregory the Great
Chicago reports Ambrose Petry of the city has been made a Knight of St. Gregory the Great by papal decree. Petry founded the Chapel Car ministry traveling place to place to conduct services and organize parishes and chapel buildings. The note adds that the war has recently seen success in Wausau.
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Chicago
Quigley
Ambrose Petry
St. Gregory the Great
Ehurch
Petry
Wausas
Child Congress Meets in Washington for Press Promotion Plan
Washington March 11 the international congress on the welfare of the child enters a second day with a conference with its press committee to plan press work. A business session followed with proposed amendments to the bylines and reports from foreign delegates read aloud.
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Washington
International Congress of the Welfare of the Child
Swarthmore Board Rejects Miss Jeanes Bequest on Sports Ban
Philadelphia March 11 Swarthmore College board declines land bequest from Anna T Jeanes conditional on stopping inter collegiate athletic participation. Committee report valued the property and led to the decision to refuse the gift unless the athletic program ends.
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Philadelphia
Swarthmore Entege
Anna T. Jeanes
Jeanes
Mr Bryan Becomes College Mason at Acacia Initiation
Lincoln Neb March 11 W J Bryan was initiated as a member of the Daleth chapter of Acacia at the University of Nebraska. Members of the university school of law attended the ceremonies. Kansas University also has an Acacia chapter.
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Lincoln, Neb
W. J. Bryan
Daleth
Acacia
University of Nebraska
Louse
University School of Law
Wanted governess or maid by private family
Classified notice seeking a position as governess or maid from a white high school graduate. Includes address and date in a 20th century classified ad style.
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AG A
the Journel
Senator Elect Kemp Killed in Amite Duel
Democratic Senator-Elect D L Kemp was shot and killed by C F L Hyde in Amite Mississippi East Tennessee March 11. The two men quarreled over the recent democratic state primary election with Hyde accusing Kemp of dishonesty. A later confrontation ended in a duel in which Hyde was uninjured.
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Amite
D. L. Kemp
C. FL Hyde
Hyde
Kemp
Defends U S Navy in Alia Trial Testimony
The state rested in the Alia trial in Denver after three alibi witnesses testified that Alia was sane. Naval aide to President Roosevelt A L Key testified before the Senate Naval Affairs committee and likened epilepsy to brain storm events, urging continued testimony under committee rules while comparing American ships to British vessels built since 1899.
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Denver
Col
Mareh
Alia
Washington, D. C
Leo
A. L. Key
Roosevelt
Hale
Keys
Night riders raid Gibson county tenants warn to leave
A March 1 report from Trenton Tennessee describes night riders raiding Gibson county and firing at negro tenants who were told to vacate. A separate item offers a $15 reward for the recovery of a missing black female greyhound puppy last seen near the Union Pacific depot. Information leads to recovery should be directed to Monk's Livery Barn in Lawrence.
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Trenton
Tenn
Gibson County
Union Pacific
Monk's Livery Barn
Lawrence
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Walling
Ofice
Mass
St. Lawrence
Kas
Business Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
Rosetta St
L. H. Menger
June Denar l Ataeh E
Harker Fies
J. “Simmons
Per Andre
Eruntes
G. W. Jones
Spenalalotte Saw
Ceolegy
Wmede
Bulty Bathryr Fs
Wideuer Tsion
Lizard Pbeate
F. C. Morse
M. Cores
Rf.bechtel, Aan
Blair
Prysscl
John GC. Rudolph
General Practitiner
Hampshire
THE
Fairfax
Massachusetts Street
Santa FE
Gpear House
Mork -Bros. & Sharp
Eldridge House
Morse
Ant Mary
Lawrence Pobate
Meyer
Butter Makers’ Meeting
Walsh
Hargis
Prohibition
Mississippi
Consti
Nature
Omaha
Neb
Marc
Rea [Publican
Athens
Omaha, Neb
Paxton
Nebraska
Twelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Mm. Waset
Orta Beday I
McFarland
Hans Mare
Hares
Booth Eer Pte
Kefedier, Ake Agitinats New Carnerb
Tee Kaeler
Shovei
Kans
Miss Kugler
Anne
Young People’s Convention
Oklahoma
Child Congress Meeting
Mr. Bryan
College Mason
Kansas University
Acacia Fraternity
Nevilla
Gerner
JOM Bell
Neville E F. A
National Bank
A. M Vice
H. Tucker
W. B.ituzen
Cashi
J. Mouse
C Mitchell
JG. Moore
Savings Department
Exchani
W. R. Stable
W. E Spalding
Geo Imnes Luther
Stanco Ae
W. EF. March
Ken Ad A. Sionho
Cashier
M. Newmalk
B.A. Wood
Wood‘ward & Co
Pinckney Street
Alabama Street
F. Herrington
O'Brien & Co
Mass, Street
Hosford Investment Company
West Lawrence
U. S. Navy
Restauta
Raymond’s
Strakber
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