Bowersock Opera House hosts Goldin hero of Little Big Horn
Chicago dispatch notes a variety of local notices and ads including W. T. Goldin hailed as hero of the Little Big Horn set for a Thursday performance at the Bowersock Opera House. The page also lists events, business promotions, and services from Norris Carriage Co. to Smith's News Depot with contact details for Lawrence Undertaking and University Meat Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Goldin
Bowersock Opera House
University Trals Quartet
The Confessions of a Wife at Geo. M. Gatts
A theater notice touts The Confessions of a Wife as clean moral melodrama. It highlights a modern life story with matinee and evening runs, multiple vaudeville acts, special scenery, and new comedy, with prices and ticket sales arranged at Woodward and Co.'s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Gatts
Thelma
Woodward & Co.'s
Society Notes of Miss Edusa Dinemuor and Local Weddings
Society items record Miss Edusa Dinemuor entering her year tonight and Mr Barker entering Mieré. The Sevaluis Will meet tomorrow afternoon with View Retkin. The Priscila Embroidery clip will paneer with Mrs Feu Chambers Thursday afternoon. Learned gave the members of No.21 O. 0. F. a fruit-tasting treat last night at the lodge. E. F. Engel entertained on Kentucky street. eighteen guests enjoyed a three-course bavfel lunch and a pleasant evening. Maude Benedict and Jets Ooelook left for a short wedding trip from Staiter’s home. News notes from North Lyve opespls and wedding events at various homes. Mr and Mrs John Weltin host fortieth wedding anniversary at their home on Bank Street. reception held with white and green decor. Mrs Watteny and friends attended a poetry reading. brides’ processional described. Miss Lora faites to Mr William Mussads wedding this afternoon on Bank Street. ring ceremony conducted by Rev Milton. Reception followed, five-course dinner served, guests seated at white-carpeted tables. At other notices, exkady family at 100T Converticut stores. Gaidfi and Bowes mentioned in society listings. Fire department responded to a blaze on New Jersey block. two rooms burned but contained. Ottawa University orchestra tickets promoted with 3 cent admission at Baptist church.
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Edusa Dinemuor
Eare Barker
Sevaluis
Tomervirs
Priscila
Feu Chambers
Lode
E. F. Engel
Aml
John Weltin
Sary Wolay
Deehi
Artevnewn
New A Elerk
Honze
M Ales
Watteny
Remy Prat
Shvte
Ze Ty Serge Tole
Atierin Merc
Gibsin
John Wallon
Lora Faites
William Mussads
Lire
Bank Street
Milton
Mir Amd Mra
Exvkady
Converticut
Williamsport plan to secure tanning establishments debated
The Williamsport proposal aims to regulate tanning establishments with Lawrence committee oversight and public input. Aimed at guiding adoption or rejection by residents, the plan outlines costs, safety, and regulatory methods, with feedback sought from community leaders and the public.
Marriage Licenses and Local Advertisements
Fragmentary OCR records show a marriage license notice involving individuals with unusual spellings and unclear names. The text also references cigars, a pig exhibit, and advertising copy about writing paper and purchases at Boughton's, 1023 Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pound
Boughton’s
Mass
Newby Shoe Shop appoints Elmer Newby to repair work
C S Newby announces he has turned repair duties over to Elmer Newby and Al Robinson to focus on the retail shoe department. The pair promise dedicated service for Lawrence and nearby customers, inviting continued patronage from the community. Prof Skilton excuses KU orchestra from practice to attend Ottawa University concert at the Baptist church with Bankes providing children's pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Newby
al Robinson
Lawrence
Vicinity
C. S. Newby
Newby
People Comings and Goings In Local Town
A parade of residents and visitors are listed—Hope left for Texas and Ed Cassidy of St. Louis was in town. Charles Hunt of Topeka, Bert Buch of Kansas City, and Mrs. M. Cutler headed to Tucson. Louis Crane and Mrs. Maude Stevens spent the day in Kansas City. Martha Sellards returned from a visit with Miss Jett in Kansas City. James Edgar, a state immigration agent, is in town to check prisoner nationalities. Ottawa University orchestra members will be hosted at Baptist homes to raise building-fund tickets priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Texas
Ed Cassidy
St. Louis
Charles Hunt
Topeka
Durana
California
Bert Buch
Kansas City
M. Smith
Lincoln
Jain M. Fitch
Eureka
M. Chesney
Lecompton
Charlene Smith
Chicago
Frei Gay
N. F. Ockerblad
Hall
Homer
Florence Clarke
Kansas
J.C. Dodds
Summerfield
D. C. Dodds
Charles Crowder
Otel
Ie Clive
Lawrence
A. A. Baker
FL Gondrich
Sting Rel Pyne Faxwell
New York
Santa Frank
Marwin
Martha Sellards
Jett
Areots
Uunaicker
Logan
N. M
Collier
Denver
J.C. Watts
New Amapshire
Robert Meehan
Veter Beville
Colorado Springs
T. H. Draper
Mississippi Street
Isize Dick
Fresno
Cat
Jake Lane
A. R. Kennedy
Seneca
A. L. Voras
J. W. Beard
J. Lonsdale
W.C. Richardson
E. Maude Hall
Paola
Graves
Nebraska
Naomi Smith
Butler
Dora Robb Young
James Edgar
State Department
Washington
Ottawa University
Godow to Lecture at University Chapel Today
Prof H Friezick Godow of Cambridge England tours the United States and will lecture on The Coloration of Reptiles Birds and Amphibia this afternoon and tomorrow at 430 in the University chapel. He is a fellow of the Royal Society and a noted natural history author. Raymond's Drug Store to remain in business under Mrs Raymond assisted by J F Fiegenbaum a KU Pharmacy graduate of 1890 and former employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Friezick Godow
Cambridge University of England
United States
Godow
Royal Society of England
Cherry ice and miscellaneous items for sale and notices
For sale items include one full set of carpenters tools rope and tackle for hoisting a buggy and a lady's bicycle at 1725 Vermont Street Home phone 328. A purse with money is missing a civic notice asks about its recovery. Wanted a middle aged self supporting lady demonstrator of good address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Street
Real Kindness-Lawrence girl helps charity basket boy
A Lawrence girl in a St Patrick's display window buys a green basket for a ragged boy with torn clothes and a dirty face. She notes his happiness, saying she made one person happy today and may forgive enemies. An ad at the end promotes memorials, pneumatic lettering, and medical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Benevolence
Miss Beneverance
Markets by wire grain and provisions report Kansas City
Wheat receipts 19 cars with May 91 5 9e July 83 14c cash No 2 hard 95e 98e No 2 red 1.00 1.01 Corn May 60 ge July 59c cash No 2 mixed 60 64 6e No 2 white 61Ge1Ge Oats No 2 white 51 S3a No 2 mixed 50 5le Rye 74 78e Hay choice Timothy 11 50 12 Prairie 8 75 9 9a Butter Creamery 28e Eggs lie Tive Stock Cattle native steers 5 25 47 cows and heifers 3 50 6 stockers and feeders 3 75 5 80 calves 3 50 46 25 Receipts 10,000 heavy 95 5 9 5 15 kgers 45 95 10 Digs light 4 75 5 05
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Kansan
Hay
Des Moines Miners Seek Meeting As April Shutdown Debated
Des Moines reports a miners resolution calling for a joint conference with operators to avert a suspension on April 1 was rejected by operators who signaled continued work after April 4. The miners demand a wage settlement, while operators insist a complete mine shutdown is necessary during negotiations.
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Des Moines
To Wreck a Train Perth Amboy XNI J Marek
A damaged OCR fragment reports an attempted train wreck near Perth Amboy involving an unidentified author. The text mentions a river between the city and Sean Ted and a collision with a beige something and coins noted, but the full event details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Amboy
XNI
J. Marek
Sean
Sibor
Factions May Cause Split In Tennessee Republican Plan
Nashville delegates prepare for a split as rival Evans and Brownly factions battle over preferred tal promises. The March canvass is expected to trigger two conventions and an unsettled party path.
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Nashville
Tenn
Wo Chieu
Tal
Cyers
Ati
Evans
Brownly
Dakota Democrats Meeting in Grand Forks
The Democratic state convention in Grand Forks, North Dakota, was called to order this morning. Delegates from Walsh County and nearby areas gathered as Bryan faced a strong challenge for a leading role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
Aeneus
Walsh Couty Deleton
Bryan
M E Conference Opens in Salina with 500 Delegates
The Northwest Kansas Methodist conference opened in Salina on a Monday, drawing about five hundred delegates. The gathering is scheduled to run through the following Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Mons
Kansas
Athe Relui
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds From Spalding to Augustus Wil
A garbled list of real estate transfers includes Spalding Lancrence to Augustus Wil dated 11 13 18 and various names such as George Wright as heir of Gertrude svete of Salt Lake City with Lot 15 2 of John, plus multiple parcels in Mineres SEL and other locations. The article records deeds, dates, and property descriptions with several dollar amounts and chain-of-title notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding Lancrence
Augustus Wil
George Wright
Gertrudesvete
Salt Lake City
John
Charles
Thisford Amd
J. Pierson
Morris St
Hosbord
Oli Clyster
Baldwin de Bart Ginsanllos
Kaker St
Baldwin
Kansas
A. Marks
Sunk steamer collision reported near Ohio River city
A steamer sank after hitting a lock wall on the Ohio River above the city. The vessel carried John C Metsker his wife and daughter-in-law Mary J Moskee who agreed to care for them in exchange for land conveyance. The entire crew survived. In Parkersburg Virginia news March 26, Rev Dr Charles Cuthbert Mall of Union Theological Seminary spoke today in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Metsker
Mary J. Moskee
Marietta
Ohio
Parkersburg
Columbia
New York
Charles Cuthburt Mall
Union Theological Seminary
Prominent Army Man Dies at Presidio Hospital
San Francisco reports Brigadier General Elisha S. Bailey retired, died yesterday at the army silent hospital in the Presidio. Also notes local ads for cement work by Lawrence firm, bank, tobacco and shoe merchants, and an Ottawa University orchestra event in Lawrence. A mortgage release by Merchants Loan and Savings Bank of Lawrence is recorded.
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San Francisco
Elisha S. Bailey
U.S
Army Silent Hospital
Presidio
Merchants Loan and Savings Bank of
Lawrence
J. @. Sullivan
New York Street
Kansas
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Silk Department
Fischers RE Good Shoes
St, Lawrence, Kans
Irian
F. H. Snow
Sim Eliot
N. Y
Norris Carriage Co
Massachusetts St. Lawrence
F. Wiliams
Baby Ribbon Cigars
Billie Williamson
Tagrenta
Boughton
University
Sandles
R. F. Ingails
Bell Phone
Wiedemann ’S
Olsna Bros
Ux Smith's
News Depot
Willis Wood Theater
Ekansas City
Hoetense Nielsen
Inj
Henrik Thien
Weadward & Co
Eliot & Gazzolo
Jim
Far West
Montana
Woodward & Co
Grace Hayward
Seabees
Strat
Sk Amoe of
George Herbert Godfrey
George Herbert Gaidfi
MD Vy
P Hommendt
North Lawrence
G. M. Bowes
B. Gover
Lach
Jackson
Z. T. Sweeney
New Je
Bby
Esha Hs
Baptist Churel
Lunpes
Williamsport
Willamsport
Lempee
Irs
Waurey Leonsus Reveuitly
Hoadley
Express
Stevenson
Paris Green
London
Barber & Son
D. C
W. A. Norris Carriage Co
Massachusetts Street
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Wiedemann’s
Skilton
K. U
the Baptist Church
Bankes
J. A. Pot
West
Thursdiryevnery
Journal
Furely Personal A
H. Godow
O*brien & Co
Olson Bros
Frank Rahlkopf
Ecke
O. P. Barber & Bon
Hicks
Elm Street
Aurora Theater
Gustafson
Loym
Ealent
Leroy and
Mapes
Zelda
Ali Beata 5E
Bell
Home
Straiton
Douglas Co
St. Bell
G. A. Hamman
Dick Dragstore
Wiedemann
Dakota Democrats
M. E
Lawrence Nat'l Bank
Lawrence Granitoid Mfg. Co
W. L. Douglas
Abe Wolfson
the Niversity Book Store County Agents
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