Architectural Plans and Savings Promised by W T Wellman
A reader is urged to hire architect W T Wellman of the Peoples Bank building for plans and construction savings. The note cites Lawrence clients such as Judge Mitchell Otto Fischer Henry Moore and others who reportedly received well done work and avoided contractor hassles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Wellman
Peoples’ Bank
Beaides
Lawrence
Judge Mitchell
Otto Fischer
Henry Moore
J. B. Wierson
A. J. Mackey
J. T. Constant
A. Henley
Thaw Case to Face Commission on Mental Condition
New York March 26 Justice Fitzgerald ordered a commission to determine Harry Kendall Thaw's present mental state. The panel of three includes O'Brien Olney and Putzel to report if Thaw is sane and capable of aiding his counsel. Evelyn Thaw wept as proceedings began and Thaw's lawyers prepared for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kendall Thaw
New York
Fitezer All Cay
Anaey
O'Brien
Supreme Courts
Peter B. Olney
Fir
Leopold Putzel
Ihstrad
Stanton White
Ihr Commeission
Hin
Fitngerall
Mie
Char Hes
Torchie
Thaw
Rita Als
Evelyn Thaw
Tonbs
Sien
Dhem Sands
York
Marel
Fitzgerald
Orety
Linsbad
Thaw Case Reports Insanity Defense Drop Deeper
Evelyn Thaw learns Judge Fitzgerald has denied an insanity defense for Harry Thaw. In the Tombs ward the couple's counsel and Thaw’s wife visit, while Thaw reassures his wife with calm phrases as the judge’s decision stands.
Green Bug Report Reaches Central Kansas Wheat Fields
George Pliberg near Salina reports a green bug on his wheat fields yesterday. He says the pest arrived from the south carried by strong winds over the past week, prompting a local concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salna
Kunis
George Pliberg
Aarmen
Salina
Tower
Vitherg
Mr. Tilberg
Isaac
Bomb Attack Leaves Coachman Hurting in Vilastok Riot
A bomb exploded at Co General Rogalevski's carriage in Vilastok on March 26 wounding the general and breaking multiple windows. The coachman was lightly hurt as the bomber escaped amid the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilastok
Hussia
Co General
Railroads Start Final Pay and Hours Conference
Chicago March 26 general managers of western railroads and railway unions began what promises to be the final talks on wage boosts and a nine hour work day. Both sides show resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Railroads
Intermediate and Junior Classes Social Evening
On Saturday March 30 at 6 o clock the Intermediate and Junior class members will gather in the building for a general good time. Mrs Benedict and Mrs Bishop will lead the program with talks orations and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
Bishop
Arrest warrants issued for theater ticket speculators in Chicago
Chicago on March 26 reports nineteen warrants sworn out for arrests of theater ticket speculators. The note mentions Vanilla and chocolate ice cream at Wiedemann's and Pan's Egg Dyes at Raymond's in the same dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ibs
Wiedemann’s
Pan
Raymond's
Railroads report big gains in Kansas freight cars
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and Union Pacific show large increases in freight cars in use in Kansas. The Santa Fe rose from 4384 cars in 1906 to 4378 in 1907, while Union Pacific moved from 1502 to 1060. locomotives totaled 174 for Santa Fe and 230 for Union Pacific, with Santa Fe operating 470 miles of main line and 2124 miles of branch lines.
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Topeka, Kans
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Union Pacific Railroads
Auditor of State
State Board of Railroad Assensors
Kansas
Union Wacitie
Dad Taw
Union Paginie
Ose
Union Pacific
Abolition Dramatics in Lehsieon Election Day
Mawel 2-A election sparks excitement in Lehsieon Kentucky as 240 women with children parade for saloon abolition. Warrants seek Wathen and Cardwell for bribery. both sides claim victory as bonds are posted and two leaders refuse jail but are released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehsieon
Mawel
Wathen
Kentucky Distillers
Col
Wallace Cardwell
Cardwell
Immigration Commission Completes Appointments
The president appointed civilian members to the immigration commission including Charles Powell from Cornell University Prof J W Leaks and BR Wheeler of Oakland California. The full committee will inquire into immigration and report findings and recommendations to Congress. Hosford Investment Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhinghin
Taat Seston Oat
Charles Powe
J. W. Leaks
Cornell University
Win
Wheeler
Oakland
California
Jon
Tee
Eun- Ltoss
Social notes mix travels and gatherings
Val Thoms visited Tu pieka for ten days and Misa Olga Barteldes hosted the Muteil Card club on Monday afternoon with a light social gathering in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Thoms
Tupieka
Misa Olga Barteldes
Muteil Card Club
Russian Troops Called Out in Persia Amid Unrest
Serious disorders have broken out at Seb zewar prompting Russian troops to intervene. The notice mentions Persi an tensions and a Russian response amid regional instability. A separate ad bundle promotes Wiedemann's fruit ice and a book sale at Wolf's Book Store with discounted volumes and new titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Persia
Marcel
Sebzewar
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Kansas City
Grain and provisions summary from Kansas City notes March 26 with bids for Wheat May 77 cash prices for No 2 hard 70e 73Lbe1 No 3 hard 66 72e No 2 red 75e No 3 red 67 73e May corn 40%e July 41 4023 Sept 42%c No 2 mixed 40 40he3 No 3 mixed 39 4¢ No 2 white 42 14¢ No 3 white 41.5c Oats No 2 white 42 42 45¢ rye 63 65c hay prices for timothy and prairie butter creamery eggs cattle and hog receipts and price ranges included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Morton Salt Plant Fire at Hutchinson Knocks Out Largest Facility
An explosion of a coal oil lamp caused a massive fire that destroyed the Morton Salt Plant in Hutchinson Kansas the world’s largest salt facility. The blaze damaged a $250000 addition and could total as much as 2 million with most of the refined salt lost. wind aided spread as city and plant fire crews fought the flames two miles from town beyond water service limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Keys
Morton Salt
Morton
Hutchinson Kansas Salt Company
Jay Morton
Paul Morton
Secretary of the Navy
Water Service
Gre
Stocks Plunge Amid Market Mystification On March Day
New York stocks fell sharply to year low levels as observers questioned the meaning of the selloff. Banks attempted support but aggressive bear activity and heavy selling from other sources overwhelmed efforts to stabilize the market. Balduff's chocolates are advertised in bulk and Ewing's Best ice cream is highlighted, with playful lines about wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Death of David Good
David Good died this morning at 0 years old after a fall left him helpless for years. The remains will be shipped to Blair County Pennsylvania for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Good
Davi Good
Mr. Good
Blair County
Pennsylvaniia
Death of Balloch prompts Kansas and Washington notices
Obituary note reports Halsey K. Balloch aged 30 a resident of Bellingham Washington dies of typhoid fever in Prosser Washington with family ties in Kansas and local business roles including treasurer of the Whalcom County Railway and Light Company. Funeral plans and procession details follow along Maple Street Bay View cemetery. The notice also cites the late Dr I S Kalloch a Kansas pioneer and notable orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellingham
Wash
Lerald Leontaing
Halsey K. Balloch
Prosser
Kalluch
Tle
Whalcom County Railway and Light Company
Kaleloch
Currie Kallueli
Alex, van Wyck
J. M. Kalloch
M. Kalluely
San Francisco
Social and Personal Notes From Kansas City Visit
A long list of residents and visitors. John St Clair and J McCall travel between Kansas City and Topeka while many others, including Miss Huby Phillips and Mrs G B Spaulding, spend days in Kansas City. Local trips to Vinland Hiawatha Baldwin and Topeka appear. university ties, weddings, and social events are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John St. Clair
Kansas City
Neil Donnelly
J. McCall
Lecompton
Huby Phillips
Topeka
G. B. Spaulding
A. Young
G. van Zant
Garden City
H. Antehins
Vinland
GW. Jones
Hiawatha
Mos
C. T. Treker
Thee
Swan
Pittsburg
Kansas
Willis K. Folks
Edmand Stanley
The
Kids University
Coleman
California
W. B
Russ Broadhead
Angus Monroe
Edwin Frank
Jon Yates
Win Yates
Wa Crowell
Elva Ftussell
Paola
Ny EL Carruth
Kansas University
Godlyear
Belleville
Sehenk
Frank Strong
Epworth League of the Methwirist
Mark Hackett
Viamerean
Bartlesville
I.T
Hackett
Joan
Camera Club
Fd. Pierson
Mortim Rice
Earnest Ray
EL Paso Texas
Geo. Shaw
A. Marks
Louisiana Street
Kate Lewis
Luther N. Lewis
Denver
Colo
Ladies Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Hinesley
Ohio Street
T. K
Graham
Chas. Johnson
Oskaloosa
Chas. Sparr
Roxy Johnson
F. Conklin
Mass
Béthany College
Helen, Sparr
C. C. Rittenhouse
Glenwood
Springs
Ritten
Thera
the Wood
Ward Drug Store
English Lutheran Church
Wm. T. St. Clair
Edna Conn
Kensington
Louisiana Rivers Tour Opens From New Orleans Visit
Part of the rivers and harbors committee of the national house began a six days inspection tour of Louisiana waterways and material resources today as guests of Louisiana congressmen in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Rivers and Harbors Committee
The
National House
Louisiana
Senate approves two cent railroad fare bill in Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania senate passed the house two cent railroad fare bill in Harrisburg on March 26. The report notes a shipment of Bolduff chocolates available in bulk or boxed form.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Senate
Just
Wiedemann’s
Deposits Grow To Redeem 4 Per Cent Bonds
Washington reports extended treasury instructions raise public deposits by about fifteen million dollars in New York National Bank depositories to aid redemption of 4 percent bonds from 1907 and related April disbursements. Checks for April 1 interest on 2 percent consuls of 1903 and 4 percent funded loan 1907 will be mailed to bond owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
New York City
United States
Sub-Treasury
Lunacy Commission Trials Postponed in San Francisco
San Francisco March 26. The ex-Journalist against Abraham Ruef were called for trial today in district court. District Attorney Heney and others were continued for one week advancing the case. The proceedings reflect ongoing legal action in a noted municipal affair.
Managua Capitulates as Honduran Capital Surrenders
Managua reports President Bonilla ordered Tegucigalpa's surrender. Mandurean-Nicaraguan government junta now holds the capital, marking a decisive turn in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Bonilla
Tegucigalpa
Mouduras
Lawrence Transfer Office Moves, New Brown Barber Shop Opens
The Lawrence Transfer company relocates to the north side of 824 Massachusetts Street. A new barber shop will occupy the south side of the same building, named the Brown Barber Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence Transfer Company
Massachusetts Street
Brown Barber Shop
Duel Over Poker Game Leaves One Dead In New Orleans
In New Orleans on March 24 a dispute over a poker game at Reserve Reserve led to a duel. Superintendent T. W. Farrell of the Ruddock Orleans Limaber company was killed and Benjamin P. Bourg his opponent was seriously wounded. Stored in damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Reserve
Las
T. W. Farrell
Ruddock Orleans Limaber Company
Benjamin P. Bourg
Biggs and Wickersham to wed in coming ceremony
Walter Biggs of St. Joseph and Miss Maude Wickersham of Lawrence announce their marriage planned for Sunday. The couple will reside in St. Joseph after April 1, hosting friends at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Biggs
St. Joseph
Maude Wickersham
Lawrence
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Business Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
Perkins
Omice
Barkes & Means
Attorneys-at- Law
Omee
Opera House
R. Menger
John Q A. Norton
First National Bank
Joseph
Riggs
Massachusetts St
Maas
G. W. Jones
Umee
Sule Nek Fyne
Qhiv Street
Keil and Mune No
F. D. Morse
M. D
Attlee
Woodward & Cu
J. A. Gechtel
Massachusetts
Tennessee Street
George A. Banks & Son
Donnelly Bros
New Hampshire
Winthroy Bis
Kas
WM. T. Sinclair
Fwins
Telephone Bell
Moak Bros. & Sharp
Eldridge House
Architects
Harris
West Warren St
F. M. Perkins
Atlas Building & Loan
Association Raguier
Commission
Jerome
Evelyn
Green Bug
Preight Cars
Kanbas
Santa Fe
Lebanon
Hosford Investment Co
Laura Jeunes
New York, Street
Silver
Novar
Walkill Wilkes
Dick Patch
Yon
Patehen Wilkes
Sive
Joe Patehen
Evan Sive
Dan Pateh
Dick Patel
Lamb's
Geo. W. Willis
Lawrence, Kans
Win, FL
Helm Commission Co
Mass. St
C. P. Leonard
Mass.treet
Russell Sparks Co
Boener Bros
Barker & Mean’s Law Office
A. C. Griesa
Mt. Hope Nurseries
Wiedemann's
St. Elmo
Virginian
Richard Carvel
Wolf
Lava Brock
Wall Street
Ewing
Wairus
Balloch
Wolf's Book Store
Straffon
Mentholis
Gulf
At. Wiedemann’s
Abe Ruef
Biggs-Wickersham
Neville’s Corner
West Side
Cation
J. M. Neville
St. Eldridge House
National Bank
J.B. Watkins
GA. HU
Direct
B. Watkin
C. A. W. E. Hazen
J. Hou
Caahler
B. Hazen
Aart
Casiler
Ons
M. Turker
A.C. Mitchell
Wre
Savings Department
Aeposits
State Bank
W. Bromelsick
T. J. Sweeney
E. J. Imlkey
W. R. Stubbs
W. E. Spalding
Geo. Innes
Jacob Badsky
EL J. Hilkey
KC Weerores
PMN
B. Holford
Merchants National Bank
A. Whitman & Go. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Lergy
L.L. Phillips & Go
L. S. Steele
Abstracter Talless
St. Lawrence
Bezsas
C. L. Edwards Writes
Henry St
Bell
Merry
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