Plans and specifications by W T Wellman trusted by locals
Read this ad about hiring architect services in Lawrence for cost effective building plans. It promotes W T Wellman of Peoples Bank Building and cites satisfied local businessmen including Judge Mitchell Otto Fitcher Henry Moore BE B Flerson A L B Mackey J T Constant and A Henley as proof of quality and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Wellman
Peoples! Bank
Lawrence
Judge Mitchell
Otto Fitcher
Henry Moore
BE. B. Flerson
A. L. B Mackey
J. T. Constant
A. Henley
Illustration compares owning a home versus paying rent
An image explains the contrast between home ownership and renting, highlighting potential financial and lifestyle differences. It contrasts building equity with regular payments to a landlord, signaling long term advantages of ownership against ongoing rental costs.
Thaw trial hearing on incapacity to direct defense opening
New York March 20 Jerome declared he would present information to prove Thaw incapable of directing his defense. Delmas objected to Hamilton alienist testimony as reopening the case. Fitzgerald sustained the objection noting no discretion but adherence to law. The exchange highlighted the fight over whether Thaw could be deemed insane at the time of the crime.
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New York
Jerumpe
Mitzgerald
Jerome
Fitzgerald
Thaw
Jerine
Delis
Huey
Fitzgerahl
Vouet
Tulay
Delmas
Lyon
Pittsburg
Allen McLane Hamilton
Delkel
Hamilton
Pitygerald
Vie
Henrilto
Therone
Caid
James Clinch Smith
Dr. Hamilton
Pacific Slope
Stanford White
Justice Fitzgerald
Mr. Delmas
Trial near over as defense seeks insanity testimony
In a tense session the defense presses for a full insanity assessment of the defendant, insisting that if proven insane at the time of the homicide he could not meaningfully advise his counsel. District Attorney Fitzgerald requests all present mind state evidence and hints at appointing a commission of alienists to determine competency.
Strike Escalates as East Chicago Workers Walk Out
In Hammond Indiana on March 20 workers at Inland Steel in East Chicago walked out bringing the total strikers to over five thousand. The city’s industries are tied up as rioting occurred with some strikers beaten by yard guards.
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Hammond
Ind
East Chicago
Inland Steele Company
Chicago
Stockton Flood Devastates City and Surrounding Region
Stockton Calif March 20 The city endures a disastrous flood with water six feet deep in streets. Telegraph gas power streetcar and railroad systems are immobilized. The surrounding country is flooded and damage is immense.
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Stockton
Calif
Bomb wrecks Judge Ogden's home in Oakland
A bomb exploded in front of Judge Ogden's Oakland residence last night. The blast damaged the entire front of the house and nine other residents were injured. Authorities suspect an insane perpetrator behind the attack.
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Judge Ogden
Oakland
Col
Gustafson Shows Latest Lot Of Novelties For Up To Date Fashion
An array of purses chains fobs bracelets and novelties are showcased by Gustafson as the newest offerings from manufacturers. The collection emphasizes up to date items and fashion trends. Mass. Eruptions of all kinds are cured by Straffan's Mentholis with first application giving relief.
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Gustafson
Straffan
Social and Personal Notes and Local Commerce
Mrs J Wo Geeen will entertain the Senter Laws tomorrow evening. Chas F P Brook returned from Blue Mom after audits on business. W I Stubbs and family came from Topeka since the legislature opened. Mr and Mrs Edward O Sandiford and Mrs Mitchell visit from stok jet HL en route to lustel. Gustafsen's optical shop advertises new equipment and trusted glasses. Straten's Moen thaus promises relief for cough and nasal issues with a home remedy. Conklin 834 Mass St offers to explain.
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J. Wo Geeen
Chas
Brook
Blue Mom
W. I. Stubbs
Topeka
Edward O. Sandiford
Mitchell
Stokjet
Frank Wael
Jay
Lustel
Real Estate and Help Wanted Notices in Lawrence
Too Late to Glasstry FOR RENT April 5th House 1643 Kentucky street seven rooms cellar uns vigtern well garden fruit barn Newly painted in excellent condition J R Ken yon 731 Mass St Finest homes choicest vacant lots best bargains in store buildings in Lawrence Now is the time to buy while property is cheap Toter in Woodland park four miles from Green Mountain Falls Sun shine all the day long Good location for a sanitarium Sale or trade Farms for sale or trade in Kansas and Colorado No trouble to show property I have many bargains in farms and city property Come in and see me P A McCURDY L West Warren St Lawrence Raw FOR EBENT Unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping 936 New Hampshire St Inquire Mrs Myers at Wiedemann's WARTED A place to do general housework Laura Jones 712 New York st WARTED Young man for book keeper Apply by letter The Theo Pochler Mercantile Co
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Kentucky Street
J. R. Kenyon
Mass
Lawrence
Woodland Park
Green Mountain Falls
Kansas
Colorado
P. A. McCurdy
L West Warren St
Raw
Lawrence benefactor of land grants to University
Frank B. Lawrence of Boston recently died in Philadelphia. He donated ten acres near Fowler Shops and the Chemistry building to the University with an annuity of 600 dollars for life on the remaining forty-one acres. The Hobinson Trail Gymnasium will honor his aunt S J D Robinson. The University will use theLawrence land for two new Engineering buildings and the Central Administration building. Only 1811 pounds has been paid to Mr Lawrence and the land reverts to the University.
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Frank B. Lawrence
Boston
Philadelphia
T. D. Kolinsa
Robinson
Uus
Tafwrence
University
Oll University
Fowler Shops
Lawrence
S. J. D. Robinson
Hobinson
Kessler
Lawrenc
Bank Wrecker May Return to Sedalia
Jefferson City Missouri March 20 Judge Phillips in federal court today dismissed the case against James C Thompson charged with wrecking the First National bank of Sedalia fourteen years ago while cashier and who fled to Mexico leaving a shortage of 472000 Thompson who is feeble may now return to his home at Sedalia without fear of prosecution.
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Jefferson City
Phillips
James C. Thompson
First National Bank of
Sedalia
Mexico
Thompson
No Strike Rumor Denied by Railway Brotherhood Leader
ClevelandMarch 20 Grand Master Morrisey of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen said there is no truth in a report that trainmen on the western roads have rejected wages and voted to strike if their demands are not met Morrisey added the vote result will not be known before next Tuesday.
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Cleveland
Morrisey
The
Brotherhood of Railway
Chicago
Lynching of two Black women near McKenzie Arkansas
In Stumps Arkansas on March 20, two Black women accused of attacking white woman Mrs Ella Rheton and her daughter were shot to death by a mob after being arrested and held at a schoolhouse. The incident followed an attack on the Rhe ton family while they walked along a public road.
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Stumps
Ark
Ella Rheton
McKenzie
Rheton
Nero
Alunt
Cars Halted as River Rises in New Jersey Mills
In Butte and Patterson New Jersey, street rail suspensions followed the Pasqnic river rise. The river within four feet of floors and walkways flooded basements and cellars of mills along the river. Residents stayed up all night as repairs begin.
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Butte
Merit
New York
Patterson
N. J
California Flood Still Serious Across State
California reports severe flood conditions with Dreadful village near Oroville destroyed and residents displaced. Seattle struggles as rain halts building, 5,000 workers idle, boats rescue people, and seven drown while seeking refuge. Other notices include banker J A Erickson jailed for five years in Minot, Edward Howell shot in Mississippi, and Lord Wa Nev ill to stand trial for jewelry theft in London.
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Chico
Calif
Dreadful
Oroville
Seattle
Washington
Pitty
Islant Anl
Teller Missing At Charlotte National Bank
Frank Jones, teller of the Charlotte National Bank, is missing in Charlotte North Carolina. His accounts show a shortfall of about $68 000. A separate local note reports Dr W Y Leonard resuming regular office hours after illness and mentions various advertisements and weather notes.
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Charlotte
N. C
Frank Jones
Charlotte National Bank
W. Y. Leonard
Deny Charges Against San Francisco Supervisors
In San Francisco on March 20 reports say many supervisors deny any sensational disclosures of bribery to grand juries. Morris Levy allegedly confessed to paying sums to obtain permits. Rumors claim defendants seek immunity from Mayor Schmitz and Delmag, linked to Thaw defense, to pressure bribe givers.
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San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Grand Jury
Public
Morris Levy
Light Trust
Delmag
Thaw
Schmitz
Tariff League talks sway cattle industry in Texas
Fort Worth Texas March 2 The second day of the Texas Cattle Raisers Association meeting centered on livestock industry concerns. Speakers included WL AL Harris of Kansas and Dr Ratsey from the agriculture department representing Secretary Wilson. Calquitt explained rail freight blockades and benefits to cattle business, with remarks from Sam Cowan and T W Tatulinsan about organizational ties. The horse department opened and officers will be elected tomorrow as the show continues through Saturday.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association
AL Harris
Kansas
Ratsey
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Harris
American Reciprocity Tariff League
Calquitt
CC Shaughter
Tetion
Wight
Excursion Train Wreck Near Ladue Missouri
A southbound Missouri Kansas & Texas excursion train near Ladue derailed in March 2000. Several passengers sustained bruises but none seriously hurt. Authorities and rail crews responded. passengers urged to join YMCA evening event and visit local ice cream stand for refreshments.
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Ladue
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Kansas City March 20
Wheat receipts are aeur May GH3 6 duty toipes Sept Thyer Cash No 3ohard dia Tle 2 Bored Gta The. duty 2 mixed 414 white oats No 2 white des No 2 mixed ST 101 Rye big tie Hay Choice Timothy 14450 15000 Butter Dreamers Whey 19c Live Stock Cattle receipts 8060 native steers 4.60 31.25 cows and heifers 2.75 5.42 Stockers and feeders 3.60 5.25 bulls 3.25 4.30 calves 3.50 47 Hog receipts 15000 heavy 6. 704 86.52 15 packers 6 45 76.55 pigs light 5.50 6.55
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Kansas City
Husband discards shoes and asks to bring them down
A note reports a husband tossing a pair of shoes saying he could not wear them and instructing someone to bring them down. The brief captures a domestic scene with minimal context and lacks additional details or names.
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Business Directory
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I. OH. Perkins
Nour National Bank
Barker & Means
Ommece
Guera Houe Block
Menger
Massachusetts Street
John
A. Norton
First National Bank
Joseph E. Riggs
Algo
Seasachusetis St
G. W. Jones
Byvclal
UmMice
Sale No
Ohta Street
Telephone
Bell and Hume
F D. Morse
M. D
Olive Over
Woodward & Duce Drug Ature
George A. Banks & Son
Room Nui
Wm. T. Sinclair
Leana
Telephone Bell
Massachusetts St
Mork Bros. & Sharp
Eldridge House
Architects
West Warren St
Jim
Kanter Peya
Atlas Building & Loan Association
Hama
IE Thaw
Davis
del Nams
Keeler
Cuurt
White
Dehinas
Thaye
Thas Court
Tattoy
Supreme Court
Tye
Jormoe
Ine
Gleason
Social and Personal
Straten
Willy Mauve
Gustafsen
S. FP
Conklin
St. Will
New Hampshire St
Laura Jones
New York St
Theo. Pochler Mercantile Co
New Jersey
Butte, Mont
California
Leavenworth, Kans
J. A. Erickson
Minot
Dakota
United States’ Penitentiary
Plattisburg
Miss
Edward Howell
Mississippi
Peoples’ Bank
Ewing
Chile
London
Lord Wa. Nevill
Marquis of
Teller
Wiedemann’s
Crescent
Okla
W. Myerf
Morrison & Lemon
Mane. Street
Wieds’ Mann
Raymond
Wiedermann
W. A. Harris
Texas Cattle Raisers Association
Y. M. GC. A. Thorst
Wiedemann 'S
Cap
Mnewby & Ware
Neville’s Gorner
Duree
Good West Snd
Tim
Goeardy
Prieis Pty
St. Eldridge House
Linse
National Bank
B. Watk
AL Tom
Labrecet
Watktqa Os A. I W.or. Hazen
J. Jourow
Lk Turker
Washter
W. TR. Tazen
Asw
L Cashier
JTS
Tucker
Savings Department
Peoples Liste Bank
Tapite
Vive Pres
EB. J. Milkey
W. BR. Stubbs
W. E. Spalding
Geo. Jones
Luther N. Lewis
WW. Sromelstek
J. Sweeny
Jacob Uatacy
Hilkey
C. B. Hosford
Investments
A. Whitman & Co
Rea' Estate, Loans and Insurance
L.L. Phillips & Go
L. S. Steele
Atta Notary Public
Kamana
Co. L. Edwards
Faro
Ofice
Henry
Bell Phone
A.M. Parker
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