Plans and specifications by W. T. Wellman architect
In Lawrence, many builders save costs and avoid contractor trouble by using Wellman’s plans. If you seek dependable designs, consider the architect who has pleased local merchants like Judge Mitchell, Otto Flach, Moore, E. B. Pierson, A. D. Mack, T. Constant, and A. Henley with successful results.
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Peoples’ Bank
Lawrence
Judge Mitchell
Otto Flach Menry
Moore
E. B. Pierson
A. D. Mack
T. Constant
A. Henley
Thaw Case Alienists Testify On Act’s Nature
New York March 15 Thaw trial resumes with five alienists declaring Thaw knew the nature and quality of his act when he shot White. Defense and prosecution asked identical hypotheticals. Jerome cross examines and Hummel testimony links Evelyn Nesbit to dictation of statements.
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New York
Delmas
Thaw
Jerome Tolay
Anmamiong
Jerome
Vod
Tean
Oy Delmas
Dong
Delis
Witzgerald
Migs Nesbit
Nester S
Hummel
Evelyn
Nesbit
Hunonel
Uummel
Outui
Tie
William Hirseh
Hirseh
White
William BR. Pritchard
Pritchard
A. W. Farris
A. R. Diefendorf
Delmag
Mabon
State Hospital For the
Ward's Island
Hartridge
Jerome's Question Sparks Debate in Court
The hypothetical question framed by Jerome was discussed as he undertook to supply details. Jerome objected and an argument ensued. Junch eon was ordered with the matter pending. After recess Hartridge said he would not press Mabun's cross-examination and Mabun was excused.
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Jerome
Juncheon
Hartridge
Mabun
When He Pays and the January Promises
A Vinland Vine note recalls old promises to pay from subscribers like Tom Jones and Ying Yonsem who vow to settle their accounts when hogs are sold. The Swede and Tom Younessle are mentioned as planning payment in January, while the discussion touches on price cuts and farming travel, all set in Vinland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinland Vine
Tom Jones
Ying Yonsem
Yim Smith
Tom Younessle
Hess
Thaw Guilty Debate Shakes New Orleans Brokerage
The Journal reports in New Orleans that a Thaw case hearing continues with vivid claims. Mareli notes the serdels in the Thaw case and questions about pension payments to Murray and others. Brokers conclude Thaw is guilty or not, focusing on blame and motive rather than direct evidence.
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New Orleans
Mareli
Sisserdels
Witefer
Murray
Harry Thaw
Governor Signs Anti-Lobby Bill
The governor enacted a new anti lobby law aimed at restricting influence in state government. Officials say the measure closes loopholes and increases transparency while opponents warn of potential overreach and reduced advocacy. The bill takes effect next quarter and applies to registered lobbyists and certain contract solicitations.
Are Still Here. The Craverner Bill Signed in Jefferson City
A garbled OCR note reports the Craverner bill being signed in Jefferson City on Lunel 14, with unclear details. The readable elements mention a legislative act and location, suggesting a political action or ceremonial signing. Further context is unavailable due to text corruption.
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Craverner
Jefferson City
dLunel
The Worst to Come to Cincinnati March 15
A fragment describes the Obie and Mr and Mrs Cross in jail in Cincinnati awaiting warrants from Missouri. The text notes continued rising tensions and possible further consequences as unclear players remain detained until legal papers arrive.
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Cincinnati
Cross
W. TH
Kansas City
Missouri
City election primaries push ahead as polls open
Voters head to the polls as municipal primaries proceed with heavy turnout anticipated. Local and state campaigns vie for support amid tight races and ongoing party platforms shaping the ballot.
Murder and death by own action in Hitchie Tape
In a fragmentary report from New Creat Miss, Din vile sweethenee on Maintreen tt Prdgte is alleged to have died by her own action. Whites Melieve and a group identified as Seat pirates are mentioned in relation to the事件. A man named Marek By Aves seat may be involved with a demand to marry and a subsequent death. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Bine
Teeing
Uml
Wille
Murderer Hanged in Mobile Telegraphed Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a murder case execution in Mobile with terse references to a hanging order and involved individuals, but key names and dates are unreadable. The snippet suggests a historical crime record entry without full details.
Personal and Social Highlights From Lawrence News
Mrs Mansfield and her daughter Mrs J Gordon Gill returned to Kansas City after a brief visit with Mrs Tina Russell Miss Adel Marks returned from an extended stay in St Louis Young Baptists plan a bag social Officers to be installed at the Presbyterian service Sunday morning Lawrence High School runners Fred Barrell Walter Greenyard Gage Stall Walter Martin and Bib Jeffs were in a relay team with West Port High School They traveled with the University track team John Will went to Kansas City Several locals attended the funeral of Rev Daniel Watters Mary Snyder and others listed A further shipment of Sylvan Grinders arrived at Wiedemann's
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Mansfield
J. Gordon Gill
Kansas City
Tina Russell
Adel Marks
St. Louis
Presbyterian
Spmlay
Lawrence High
Westport
Fred Barrell
Walter Greenyard
Gage Stall
Walter Martin
Bib Jeffs
John Will
Kansas City Seay
D A B R Meeting Of Daughters Of American Revelation
The D A B R group will hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at FB A A Hall. Members are urged to attend for the latest updates and discussions on forthcoming activities.
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Davghters
FB. A. A. Hall
Street Car Service Resumed in Yautevilies
Street car service resumed in Yautevilies after a period of disruption. Officials report normal operations restored by March 25 as crews address intermittent delays and ensure safety. Local riders advised to expect standard schedules and potential minor adjustments during the transition.
Standard Oil Rebate Case Sees Evidence Overruled
Chicago March 15 Judge Landis overruled defense objections and allowed the government to introduce further evidence in the Standard Oil rebate case.
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Chicago
Standard Oil
Landis
Fragmented OCR Note on Assistance Request
A garbled OCR text mentions a request for help related to a Marek 150 and a dietary or financial context. It references New York and a citizen seeking assistance from a “tinaneisl dietier” with unclear meaning and several misspellings, offering little coherent detail.
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Lietars Cortelson
Sera Vail
Tinaneisl Dietier
New York
Fragmentary Local Notice On Tragic Family Incident
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a family drowning incident in Virginia with references to a husband wife and son. The readable bits mention a tragedy, possible violence, and some food terms, with no clear names, dates, or locations.
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions in Kansas City
Wheat prices quoted with various futures and cash listings. Oats and rye values shown. Butter and eggs markets noted with receipts for cattle and hogs. Livestock prices range for native steers cows and calves, with hogs and packers pricing. Easter novelties advertised at Wolf's Book Store and Sylvan Goodies at Wiedemann's. Mentholis claim noted for eruption relief.
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Kansas City
Choice Partice
Wolf's Book Store
Butter—Creamery
Monongahela Flood Submerges Ten Square Miles in Pittsburgh
March 16 report from Pittsburgh describes an extraordinary flood that inundated about ten square miles in the Monongahela, Allegheny, and Ohio river basins. City accounts note the water reached unprecedented levels, disrupted transit, and affected thousands, with crews attempting swift emergency measures as rivers rose and then gradually receded.
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Piltsburg
Seere
Junior Concert at Baldwin College Reads Poised Cast
The Baldwin junior concert on March 14 featured a large student cast performing a choral and instrumental program. Faculty praised the performance quality, noting notable solos and ensemble balance while students received strong audience support and encouragement.
Election Returns Show Close Contest This Evening
Voters and officials await decisive results as tallies come in from key wards. The public is urged to phone in updates and monitor the House race as the spirited election returns generate anxiety among observers.
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Hag
Ghey Law
Pater
Tierdale
Court sustains Walsh demurrer in bank misuse case
Chicago March 15 The court fully sustains the demurrer filed by John R Walsh former president of the Chirate National Bank to twenty indictments charging him with the misuse of the bank funds The demurrer pleas are overruled and the remainder of the indictments proceed against Walsh
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
Chirate National Bank
Linewunis
Ceiling Collapse at Tauridge Palace Sparks Parliament Alarm
Report notes a ceiling collapse at Tauridge palace near the dower house during early morning hours. Initial statements hint at a plot to disrupt parliamentary meetings, with wreckage described as scattered. Local ad copy mentions Boyles baseball cards and gas mantles offered at premium prices.
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Tauridge Palace
Panic grips New York stock market as prices fall
Still wild trading sees prices plunge with uncertainty gripping the financial district. Traders hope for confidence revival after protective measures and banking assurances while the market ends buoyant but unsettled.
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New York
York
G& the
Treasury
Pab- Lion
Hirge
Neres
M C A Notes Exhibition Delights City Crowd
The first exhibition by older men featured gyionic drills, horizontal bar work, rings, and a 15 minute basketball game that amused over three hundred spectators. Notable participants included Dew Bishop Arthur Weaver Charles Greeners Foster Glen Hoskins Clyde Hoskins and Allen Wilter. Dudley Asher acted as referee with an automobile horn. The event was a success and next week will showcase millinery and Easter hats.
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Dew Bishop
Arthur Weaver
Chas
Greeners
Foster
Glen Hoskins
Clyde Hoskins
Allen Wilter
Ermvd
Tin Jauhnson
Dudley Asher
Lloyd Seheillur
Ed. Hess
Fred Thachamson
Springle
Hayseeds
Morrison & Lew on offers farm city loan services
Money to loan on farm and city property at interest rates as low as six percent with optional payments. Visit Morrison & Lew on at 744 Mann Street. Remember us and bear in mind Ewing's Chile's way ahead of all others.
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Morrison & Lewon
Mann. Street
Ewing
Chile
Divorces Sparse in Indiana as 1903 Figures Tallied
Indianapolis reports show 1903 had 20,797 marriages and 3,078 divorces statewide with a drop in divorces despite more marriages. Marion County led in marriages and divorces. Vigo County ranked second in divorces outside Marion. Causes cited include desertion failure to support and drunkenness, with 916 cases of cruelty noted.
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Indianapolis
Mary A. Stubbs
Elie
Indiana Bureau of Statistics
Circuit Court
Marti
Tetet
Marion County
Vira
Mariun
Five Points Higher Gain On Philadelphia Exchange
Five Points Higher Philadelphia stocks opening across the Philadelphia exchange with gains of one to five points. Reading and Pennsylvania rails contributed to the advance as trading started today.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Reading Aud
Pennsylvania
Track Meet in Kansas City Between KSU and MSU
Tonight a major track meet unfolds in Kansas City featuring Kansas State University against Missouri State University. Both teams bring strong sprinters distance runners and field athletes aiming for top team honors in this intercollegiate clash.
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Kansas City
Kansas State University
Missouri State University
Ames Man Released From Jail On March 22
Abilene Kans March 15 Ames reports former Senator Barta was officially notified of release from jail on March 22. The note also mentions local promotions and a peculiar local café offer with whipped cream priced at 3 cents per cup at Wie demands.
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Abilene
Kans
Mareh
Amesom
Trenton
Barta
Mare
Sage
Flood Crisis Passes In Zanesville
Flood situation in Zanesville Ohio eases as churches and school houses remain filled with homeless people after the crisis.
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Zanesville, O
Real Estate Transfers in Lawrence Real Estate Notes
Real estate transfers listed include Susan G Kelso and hb selling Lot 20 and part of Lot 21 in Lane's 1st Add to W A Danmire. Herman H Brown and w rence to Louisa P Julintz. F H Unverkampf to M J Skiles. Sarah G Thacher Ex to Justin Dyt Bowersock for 200. J C St John (lone Star) to J D Bowersock for 200. James M Ross and w Jefferson Co to James Wolf for 7000. Also mentions Easter Cards at Boyles 725 Mass St and Wie maple nut sundaes.
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Susan G. Kelso
Lawrence
W. A. Danmire
Blk
Lane
Herman H. Brown
W,rence
Louisa P. Julintz
F. H. Unverkampf
M. J. Skiles
Sarah G. Thacher
Justin Dyt Bowersock
Mass
J. C. C. St. John
Lone Star
J.D. Bowersock
SEM
James M. Ross
w.Jefferson Co
James Wolf
WARTED Old carpet turned into rugs at Rug Factory
WARTED Old carpet to make into Rugs at the Rug Factory 433 Ind Home Phone 300 WARTED-Torent 40 or 60 acres of corn land on shares North of Lawrence preferred Will Hover ty Lawrence Route 6 Bell phones 7728.
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Ind
Lawrence
Will Hoverty
Bell
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Business Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
J. H. Perkins
Second Fuelnational Law Building
Barker & Means
Opera House
L. H. Menger
Massachusetts Street
Phono 406
John Q. A. Norton
First National Bank
Joseph E. Riggs
Stassachusetts St
A. J. Anderson
Vermont Street
BR. G. W. Jones
Olive
Ghlo
Bell and Home
F. D. Morse
M. D
Woodward & Cova Drug Store
J. R. Bechtel
Massachusetts St
Tennessee Street
George A. Banks & Son
Donnelly
New Hampshire
Winthrop
Kas
WM T
Sinclair
Telephone
Massachusetts
Monk Bros. & Sharp
Eldridge House
Mack and Hounting Stable
Architects
J. Lk. Harris
Warren St
F. M. Perkins
Atlas Building & Loan’ Association
Wiedus
Northwestern
Omaha
Mere Netoiseiot
Mobile
Ala
Anedrew Tanh
Thomas White
Exdora
Daniel Watters
Mary Snyder
Gee, Brune
Chace Brune
Schitfler
Misses Long
Schubert
Eberhardt
Cad Mes
Wmn. Bromelsirk
Wiedemann’s
D. A. BR. Meeting
Yautevilies
Gee
Frankert
Itiuranel Aetermine
Mr. Gee
Mamania Club
Wiedematin
Wolf’s Books Store
Wiedemann
Straffon
Mentholis
Pittsburg
Yale University
Baldwin
Fae
Uhishanil
Althomh
Huey Sepport
Toni Teals
Peatherstene
Roy Bilel
al W
Tuan
Journal
Walsh
Boyles
Mass St
Plymouth Rock
H. C. Waffle
Fred W. Rein
Jackson Blosk
Lous
Boughton’s
Billie Williamson
Raymond
Indiana
Burton
Wie_demann’s
A.M. Parker
Calebine Enor Bat
St. Ip
E. B. Pine
Paul Lackan
New Hampshire Street
Bell Phone
Neville’s Corner
Hood
Jim
Neville & Home
St. Eldridge House
Watkins National Bank
I. B. Watkins
W Tuecker
J. B. Watkins
C. A. Pum
Com. Turker
W. E. Menen
3. Tau
A.C. Mitchell
J. Moore
Savings Department
Peoples State Bank
W. Bromellic
J. Swee
W. R. Stubbs
W. E. Spalding
Ceoannes
Luther N. Lewis
W. Bromelsier
T. J. Sweeney
Jacob Badsky
EL J. Uilkey
C. B. Hosford
Merchants National Bank
Kansas
A. Whitman & Go
Reapendesco
L.L. Phillips & Go
L. S. Steele
Aftermay
Notary Public, Real Estates and Locor
Maas
St. Lawrence
Kacees
L. Edwards
Termado Insurance
Fara
Ofice
F. Henry St
Freiegal
W. A. Guenther
Wass
Berd Phares
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