Abstracts and law notices mingle with old ads
Fragmented OCR shows law firms and abstracts titles on Massachusetts Street. Entries include BANE & SON Title, abstract engines, and office details. Also appears a lost found note for a clerk at Sugar Bowl at 13 Mass St. Then a Striking labor report from Scranton dated May noting President Mitchell and wage dispute. An ad promotes Gustafson jewelry with new stock statements.
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Geld Tyegin
Youung Lady
Sugar Bowl Confectionary
Mass St
Parker Carnival public convention travel deal from Santa Fe
A travel notice for Parker Carnival Company selling round trips from Santa Fe to Topeka and return. Dates span April to May 3 inclusive with a return limit of May 7. Includes publican convention travel arrangements and ticket window details.
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Topeka and Return
Parker Carnival Company
State ticket fields listed for Kansas Republicans
The slate names Governor-elect Lich and a full list of state officials including Fitzgerald Denton Nation Jackson Tulley Fairchild McNeal Johnston Kurch Porter Graves Karnes Ryan Canavel Ryker. It notes a Republican nomination and mentions machine politics and Lawrence College, with reference to a summer session and open student entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E W Lich
William Fitzgerald
C E Denton
James M Nation
Frederick Jackson
Mark Tulley
E J Fairchild
Thomas A McNeal
Supreme Court
O A Johnston
R A Kurch
Silas R Porter
C B Graves
Charles W Karnes
Frank L Ryan
George W Canavel
Charles A Ryker
Republicans
Kansas
Douglas County
Cle
Lily Coe
Letter from Harvard professor supports Muenter innocence
Professor Frank Bryant of Harvard University writes from Cambridge claiming Muenter’s innocence and noting a general belief that Muenter will be vindicated, though some think Cam- bridge figures may believe Muenter caused a suicide mystery. Also mentions local notices, a sugar bowl slip, Lucile May Stone arrival, and a new Lawrence views book at Boughton.
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Cambridge
Lawrence
Gorpla
Prof
Muenter
Boughton
Priea
Railroad Rate Bill Debate Amid Opposition and Revisions
Washington May 3 Senate took up the railroad rate bill with opposition to Halley's amendment that would strip the Commerce Commission in interior courts of power to stay its orders. Visitors welcome at Lawrence Business College with Messrs. Juakepbush and Weatherby inviting calls to inspect the school and its work. Delegates invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Neos Uo
Halley
Interior
United States
Lawrence Business College
Juakepbush and
Weatherby
Strikers Weakening In Paris Strike Pressure
Paris May 3 General strike shows further disruption as some trades refuse to return until demands are granted. Dragoons drawn up at Prince Eugene barracks on the Fiasce de La Republique ready to heed police. Police massed near the labor exchange. arrests occur with no disorder shown. In San Francisco a fire at the Presidio laundry endangers the general hospital housing 700 patients. Fire alarms, soldiers, and efforts prevent spread. hospital remains safe.
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Paris
Dragoons
Prince Eugene Barracks
Fiasce de la Republique
San Francisco
Presidio
Staundry
Regular Army
Ling
Golden Gate Park
Health Commission
Clearing House Association
Convention Recap of 1000 Delegates Talks in Marion Kansas
Marion Lawrence and Dr Sheldon headline a two day convention with delegates from Kaneas and Topeka. Sessions at Congregational and Presbyterian churches cover youth work, Sunday school normal training, and ministering to young people. Key talks urge patient parental guidance and practical church engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Preuazner
Kaneas
Variguy
Presbyterian Church
Marion Lawrence
Prof
T. John
Tie
Fehildren
Marlon Lawrence
de Thrall
Haskell
Alfred Bergin
Lindsburg College
Methodist
Prof Towner
Congregational
Towner
Chase Sheldon
Dr Sheldon
Topeka
Mes Chae P Grosvenor
Grosvenor
First Baptist Church of
Rummage Sale Notice by Episcopal Ladies
Episcopal ladies announce a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday May 4 and 6 at Now West Warren Street. Proceeds aid church activities. For toilet articles and refreshments, visit Olmsted's Pharmacy on Main Street.
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West Warren Street
Olmsted's Pharmacy
Tl Mag
Mary Clark Wins Six Hundred Dollar Scholarship
Mary Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs N Clark wins a Brye Maw scholarship for the coming year valued at 600. The award honors merit with a strong academic record. Clark submitted a thesis and had a high rank in University studies, reflecting a long history of diligence and scholarly achievement. Photographs by Loomis accompany the feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clark
N . Clark
Brye Maw
Miss Clark
Wm. Astor Married in Washington May Day
Wm Waldorf Astor wed Nanole Lang Shaw today in a ceremony reported from Lendor May 3. The same dispatch notes two key statehood conference conclusions on school lands and temporary county registration for court jurisdiction during state formation. Also mentions Prof and Mrs A T Walker and three children visiting Kansas City for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prof
A. T. Walker
Kansas City
Watterman Stone
Extent of Loss in San Francisco Fire
San Francisco on May 3 reports 576 safes and vaults opened in the burnt district with at most 60 percent of contents intact. In many cases only ashes remain. The latest estimated loss from the calamity stands at 350,000,000 dollars.
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San Francisco
Burncd
Bomb Explodes as Two Carrying Bombs in Vicennes Forest
President Roosevelt explains the incident as a forest explosion that wounded Russian named Bousonoff and left authorities unsure of the other man’s identity. He notes a congressional message today about wariness in accepting foreign aid while recognizing citizen relief efforts for San Francisco. The president cites worldwide sympathy and offers of contributions.
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Paris
Vicennes
Bousonoff
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Citizens’ Relief Committee of
House Debates Expenditure Inquiry and Indian School Aid
In Washington on May 3 Littlefield of Maine moved to authorize the agricultural department inquiry sending for persons and papers. Williams of Mississippi argued funding Indian territory schools rivaled by statehood. Moss of Illinois proposed a committee of the whole for the papal appropriation bill as the session paused and absentees were sought.
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Washington
Littlefield
Maine
Agricultural Department
Williams
Mississippi
Indian Territory
Moss
Illinois
Wiilisme
Revelations From Alexandrovsky Port After Months of Silence
From Alexandrovsky port north of Sakhalin after months of disrupted mail comes a wild report of three weeks of unrest. Prisoners, criminals and political inmates seized the moment to torch public and private buildings, pillage and kill. Japanese troops and Russian soldiers worked side by side to control fires that consumed the governor’s chancellery, jail, and prison complex. After twenty two days, ships with thousands of troops arrived to restore order.
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St. Petersburg
Alexandrovsy
Sakhalin
Valeyuyets
Conviets
Alexiandrovsky
Ater
Revolutionary Plot Foiled in Baku Caucasia
On May 3 in Baku Caucasia, Armenian revolutionists who robbed a magazine and arsenal, sought to seize the reserve supply of regiments. They bored a tunnel seven hundred feet and escaped before being captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baku Caucasia
Bible Institute Opens in Lawrence for Three Day Study
Lawrence hosts the first Bible Institute to deepen biblical study and religious subjects. The program features lectures by Dr Sanders Professor Houdin Professor Carruth and Professor Wilcox with a Sunday schedule of sermons, vespers and union services. The event aims to stimulate statewide religious interest through university engagement.
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Lawrence
Pagos
Presbyterians
Westminster House
Wilber
Bible Institute
State University
Strong
Sanders
Houdin
Modern Science
Itell ‘Gion
Carruth Niam
Wilcox
Modern Abtistiant Palatioga
Tsalter
Methodist
Congregational Cehurches
Dream of Roses Ends in Divorce Battle
Mrs Rebecca Purington, a middle aged widow, divorced from her husband after W E Evans wooed her, then had her husband arrested for no support. She seeks alimony on grounds of extreme cruelty as their troubled union unravels in Olmsted's era.
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Rebecca Purington
W E Evans
Are Ducks Birds In New York Appraiser Debate
Dr Frank Kerna objects to a New York dispatch claiming duck eggs are dustable and asserts ducks are birds. He questions the classification and resents the attack on the duck’s intentity while asking what else it could be.
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New York
Frank Kerna
Montana senator announces re election candidacy status
Butte Montana May 3 W A Clark declares he is not a candidate for re election to the senate in a statement published in the Butte Miner Letter Chicago May 3 Owen Harris colored arreste d in St Louis on suspicion of murder of Mrs F T Mize brought to Chicago police inspector says no strong case against Harris Chicago May 3 John K Walsh former president of the defunct Chicago National bank held to Federal grand jury bonds of 50000 Washington May 3 Tillman proposes amendments to railroad rate bill to require publication of all rates including terminal charges storage and all rate privileges Brush up hair brushes tooth brushes and clothes brushes at Olmsted s
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Butte
Mont
Lettlr
W. AL. Clark
Montana
Senate
Chicago
Owen Harris
St. Louis
F. T. Mize
Harris
Johnk. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
United States
Washington
Tillman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bargains in Nursery Stock and Local Services
Nursery stock and fruit trees offered at cut prices by Robinson Nurseries with sowing stock and hardy Ramblis. Also carpet cleaning by Bennet and Co and Wind Mill Grocery advertises groceries and meats with delivery. Contact details included for Mass Ave and New Hampshire St locations.
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Robinson Nurseries
Mass Fit
New Hampshire St
Bell Phone
L. L. Rising Mercantile Co Ad Listing Goods
An urban era catalog style ad from Mem St retailer offering ice cream delivery in city, gas ranges, plumbing estimates, household goods, clocks, silverware, textiles, watches, mens wear and fur items. Mentions Seth Thomas, Elgin, and Waltham brands with broad inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gmyma
Axmipster
Seth Thomas
Rogers
Elgin and Waltham
L. L. Rising Mercantile Co
Mem St
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Business Directory. Ee
Attorneys AT Law
H. Perkine
Mengen
Acorpey
Massachusettstreet
Phous
Afice
Opera House Block
Sea Ees
Jonn Qa
Norton
Josers E. E. Riggs
Ite
Ait E. Learnahd, Jr
Atorney
Law
Jie Massachucetta
Grexse A. Bane & Son
Nporance
An al Bientiun
Otice Ruuw No
Freeroal Aid Building
We Jones
Uiticas
Beiley Home
Make Boys Office
Aru Tert
Blair
L. S. Steele
Hotery Public Real Estate and Loans
Lawrence, Kanaas
Alfred W ‘Bitman
Buccesag Real Ports
Insurance
Sonisor
Keister Dressmaking School
Miss Barclay
Ie Keister Pres Maring Colege
le Mass St
Tou Tae New Hattigshire Street
du Hullene
Dick Pateh
Joe Patehen
Dan Fateh
Lamb's
Lusure
Lick Fateh
Geere W Wills
Cwner
Scranton
I1s
Mitchell
Ila
Gustafson
Santa Fe
Lawrenceland College
Mmuenter
Lucile May Stone
el T Steve
Wolf'a
Smiths’ News. Depot
Clifton T. Hiatt
Mass
Him
DR. Sheldon
Loomis
Wm. Astor
Tila Tha Garland
Eriksen Pelle
Alexanderovsky
Blackmar
Wolff’s
Rbook
F. M. Perkins
WA Hinesley
Kansas’City
G. Mead
Beloit
Daryl
Tom Klong
Topaka
Col
O. E. Learnard
Louis Bergman
JT Shire
Burton
Charles Terry
Louise Baker
Vivian Tuttle
Margaret Perkins
Lesiie Hill
Forsha
Iutchiesco
Alc Cowan
Wier City
Waa
Cowan
J.C. McClintock
Imre Q.G. Dunlap
Misa Lenora Stubbs
Jane Adams
Misa Marie Lagerstrom
Clingman
Cawkeree
Ord Clayman
Emma S.cooper
Jessie Arter
Jack Frost
City of
Mexico
Nicholson
Agnes Thompson
Leavenworth
Corinne Cook
Dr. Fryer
Mra E . Madden
Ays City
Glathart
J. E. Cramer
Independence
J. K. Griggs
Malcolm Watson
Colorado Springs
Bingham
Kansas City Star
Mra
George Mullinax
Frances
Mra AB Glathart
Prineaton, Meo
Fisher
Pittsburg
Louisa C Ward
Joliet
F. E. Ward
L. J. Miles
Miss Barrier Miles
Misa Miles
Palo Alto
Flake Downs
J A Downs
Pleasant Valley
Link Lysinger
T. H. Chalkley
R.C. Russell
Great Bend
Preyer
Frazier
Enoch Ardan
North College
Music Club
Preyor
Strauss
George Banke
Mra James Watson
Mra Watson
Clarence Hat
Bagh Means
George Morrow
F E
F. W. Blackmar
Olmsted's
H Bennett and Co
Lewis
Wind Mill
Neville’s
Chaien
J_M Neville
B. Washtog
B. Watkier Haven
S-Houss
Fucre
Lawrence Ack
United States Depository
Hoa Mou Boa
Alloy
W. Bartaldas J
HL Ulathiart A
Henley Teeing HM A
Ariffa Wok
Stubbs J.D. Roversock
Oppicals
Stubbs
Mresident
Owetworks
H. L. Muara
View Proaklenta
Paul RK. Hrooke
Mella
Peto
Peoples State Bank
W. Bromellick
T. J. Sweeney
E. J. Hilkey
W. R.stubbe
W. E. Spalding
Geo Innes
Luther N. Lewis
Iscob Badsky
E. J. Bilkes
Tronacolt General Banking Business
Yorse & Hobford, Investments Tea
National E Building
Lawren! Beanbae
J. M. Newlin
Phillipe’ Fruit Farm
Tel
Parior
Peter Samson
Kennett and Co
Bell
J. Francisco & Sons
Ewing
Little Muies
F. Rahskopfs
Wolf's
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