D A W Clark Physician and Surgeon
D A W Clark physician and surgeon with listed addresses on Massachusetts Street and Peabody Street plus a second entry for Philes’s physician and surgeon at 746 Mes Street with upstairs residence on Peel Street in Lelepiene Lawrence.
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Farl Phillips
M.D
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Massachusetts Street
A.W. Clark
Massachusette Street
B. &. Philes
Lelepiene
Lawrence
Kitchener captures prisoners as Delarey evades cordon
London reports a British move against General Delarey near the Vaal river and Lichtenberg blockhouse line. Dispatches say about 135 prisoners were taken along with guns, mules, carts, and cattle as the sustained pursuit reached eighty miles in twenty four hours.
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Prataria Kitchener
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Pasiations
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Kako«wich
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Blackhouse
Kochier
Rawlinson
Colomns
IOWA MINERS TO STRIKE OVER WAGE DISPUTE
Des Moines reports a planned general miners strike set for March 31 if no agreement is reached with operators. Operators refuse to hire wheelers or adopt a uniform day wage scale and decline to arbitrate, signaling a broad walkout next Monday night.
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Iowa
Faily
Rees
Kansas City Briefs Chronicle a Kansas Killing and Other Updates
Kansas City reports Miss Katie Cragg of Erie killed and Miss Lydia Schafise of Paola seriously injured after being struck by cyclist Oaas Johnson at Fifteenth Street and Prospect Avenue. Miss Scheer’s neck broken. Schafler suffers brain and internal injuries. Also Gov Stanley proclaims Arbor Day urging tree planting. Wesleyan University’s Dr M E Phillips becomes Yale MC 4 department superintendent. Lona Schmate, 17, dies in gasoline bottle explosion near Garland. WInfield case of QO W Cofell murder trial postponed to April.
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Erie
Kan
Lydia Schafise
Paola
Fifteenth Street
Prospect Avenue
Oaas Johnson
Aliss Scheer
Mike Pendergast
Salina
M. E. Phillips
Wesleyan Univerity
M.C
Yale University
Phillips
University of Southern
California
Fort Scott
Lona Schmate
Sear Garland
Winfield
W. Cofell
Senta Fe
G.C. Montgomery
Kansan City Area Nominates Local Officials
March 26 reports from Solomon City and Enterprise list citizens ticket nominees for mayor and council. Parallel items note county convention delegates chosen amid a contested race between two former postmasters, with Wheatley’s renomination possible. Washington showcases a House inquiry on MilesPhili ppines plan. Ottawa reports Imperial subscription requests for mounted service montage to Bowie Alvion.
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Palice Rates
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Seth Giader
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Parsons
Kan
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Tose
H. H. Lusk
Wheatley
Seuss
Washington
House
Cooper
Wisconsi
Miles
Philipe Pines
Copacha
Ottawa
Bowie Alvion
Cecil Rhodes Dies In Cape Town At 5 57 Pm
Cecil Rhodes died peacefully at 5 57 p m in Cape Town after a long illness. Born in Hertfordshire England in 1853 he moved to South Africa for health and built a fortune in diamond fields. He became Cape Colony prime minister in 1893 and urged British expansion in the region.
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Fatal accident ends high school rite in Parsons
Parsons Kansas March 26 Lee Watson 17, son of Mr and Mrs J L Watt, was killed by a live wire during a ill conceived initiation into a high school society. A broken unused guy wire spurce from the electric plant to a tie plant carried current as boys experimented. Watson was dragged from the wire and taken to a doctor but died en route.
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Grincoll
Kate Lawrence
Grinnell High School
Cook County Hoapital
Chicago
Herone
Shebna
Iowa College
Lawrence
High School Society Fantases
Parsons
Kan
Lee Watson
J. L. Watt
Watson
National Millers Federation forms in Chicago
The National Millers Federation, with total capital of 400 million dollars and 90 thousand barrels, is formed as a national body including state associations and the National Miller’s association. Barney A. Eckhart is president with E O Stannard as second vice president ex governor of Missouri.
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Missouri
H. Hackesey
Kansas
Eckhart
Oterstate Commerce Commission
Ac~ Lion
Ocean Steamship Compasses
Conference aims for national stage in party talks
Kansas City confer with local sympathizers of a third party plan nationwide strategy ahead of the Louisville national convention. Charles Brown, escaped convict, captured in Arkadelphia after betrayal by ex-convict Ed Wickinson. Weather notes report scattered rains over southern Kansas aiding wheat despite drought.
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H Cook
T. J. Scott
N. H. Esa
Scott
Louisville
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Charles Brown
Arkadelphia
Arkansas
Ed Wickinson
Brown
Indian Territory
New Sorghum Industry Emerging in Kansas
Kansas City telegraphs a plan by mill architect Charles B. Pride of Appleton Wisconsin to build a Kansas City area mill at Independence Missouri for sorghum sugar cane processing. The factory will extract saccharin for sugar then use stalk pith for gunpowder and fibrous pad for paper production.
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Appleton
Wis
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Pilgrimage by Archbishop Corrigan Sanctioned for Rome Visit
The New York Diocese authorizes a pilgrimage to Rome for the pope's silver jubilee. The first section departs July 2 and returns August 31, with plans announced amid other political and local events.
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Orawa
Kan
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O. T. Charles Robinson
Eagle Point Bridge
Dubuque
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Chicago
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Ark
Order of Railways
Robbery at Kate Whitley Hotel in Emporia
In Emporia Kansas on March 26 masked robbers looted the Kate Whitley Hotel, forcing clerk Paul Vickery, potter Jesse Reaves, and traveling man W F Sullivan into a cloak room. About $50 in cash plus $1.50 in change were taken. The robbers attempted to break the safe but failed.
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Lawrence Society Notes and Local Scattered News
A miscellany of Lawrence social events, personal visits, club meetings, and town updates. Notes include gatherings by the Modern Lace club, A. O. GW. surprise party, card parties at Mrs. Coln and Mrs. Wight, visits from Miss Hall and Mrs. Edmondson, and various engagements around Vermont Street, Topeka visitors, and local business shifts.
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Gertruda Deveraux
Topeka
Lawrence
Youle Gustafson
Charles Fritzill
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Seeley
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