Historic Santa Fe Hotel ad spree of services
An OCR fragment lists multiple local business notices and services including the New Santa Fe Hotel promising good value, day rates, and boarding options. It also catalogs operable livery stables, real estate services, abstracts, insurance, photo services, Turkish baths, ice cream flavors, wedding sift recommendations, and medical eye ear nose throat care. The item resembles an old time classified page with assorted ads.
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Santa FE
Alesantha
Opera House
Mass
Batistaytion
Bell
Faats Barred At Monthly School Board Meeting Action
The Lawrence City Board of Education approved decisive measures at last night’s monthly session. Fall rule takes effect. teachers’ examinations set for May 16 and May 23. salary lists and building updates discussed. committees appointed for catalog, finances, disciplines, and teacher nominations.
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Board of Education
von Mel
Lawrence Hieh
Sveergaridation
Lioned
Lioned Tats Witseleetsl
Meteyi
Siuith
KHL So Sehneider
Teer Owis Maul
Erdernad
Stitt
Owin
Higgins
Wood
Bam
Metcalf
Sarduer
Diggins
Bunn
Bunnsardner
Migzins
Inex
Ed Callahan presumed dead after knife attack in Kentucky
A telegram from May 5 reports former sheriff Ed Callahan, an exleader of a gang, stabbed by his brother-in-law John Spyer, with one arm nearly severed. Callahan’s son William killed Spyer. authorities in Crocketsville doubt details. Zora Smith, jailed inmate, left this morning, last seen at the rock pile. no confirmation yet.
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Lexington
Backvon
Callahan
Alfeud
John Spyer
Callatuft
Spyer
Crocketsville
Jackson
William
Zora Smith
Smith
Wealthiest Woman Hets to 30-a-Day Flats in New York
The article portrays Mary Hetty Green as the wealthiest woman moving into modest $30-a-day apartments in New York. It notes her arrival at Hotel Dkaar area, the Hohten obscurity, and reports on her temporary stay and residence on Washingtery Avenue. Green’s presence sparks local curiosity about her lifestyle and choices.
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New York
Hoheten
Mary
Hetty Graume Gines
Ann Tee
Salvia Grreen
Ahuil
Sprousive
Sophomore Debate Set for Fraser Hall Next Thursday
The 18 Innovation and Neo admission will attend the Sophomore debate in Fraser Hall at 8 p m next Thursday evening May 7. Prof William J L Carruth will preside with Geo Hisehofft Jack Ransom and O Connor Stith supporting the affirmative for sophomores. Walter Eusmaan Louis LaCoss and Elbert Overman lead the freshman negative with George Foster registrar Dr W L Burdick and Prof W E Mig gus as judges.
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Neo
Eh Nayore
Fraser Hall
Y’elock
William JL Carruth
Elbert Overman
George Foster
W. L. Burdick
W. E. Miggus
Storm rips Arkansas towns with widespread damage
Bad storm swept Arkansas last night affecting Livlebeck and May 5, leaving downed wires and property destruction statewide. The Ham Mouth plant near Marche was razed while Merrilltun saw a high tree limb cloud pass over. Conway and Watson in Desha county also reported damage and near obliteration respectively, though no loss of life was confirmed.
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Livlebeck
Ark
Arkansas
Stern
Marche
Hamlmouth, Locus and Devore Lumber Company
Merrilltun
Conway
Watson
Desha County
Louisiana Line
No Temperance Issue at Ohio Democratic Convention
Columbus May 5 The democratic leaders at the state convention opened with 20 opposition to endorsing Bryan for president while Mayor Johnson of Cleveland demands an initiative and referendum plank. A sensational report claimed Johnson prepared an address to Ohio voters criticizing the Harmon candidacy as a liquor interests trap. Johnson admitted preparing an address and labeled the Harmon movement a foolish attempt to plaster whisky labels on the party and sidetrack other issues.
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Columbus
Bryan
Johnson
Clevland
Cleveland
Ohio
Harmon
Jahison
Hope Diamond Sold in Paris for 400000
The Hope diamond once owned by Joseph Franks Sons of New York was sold in Paris for 400000 dollars. Rumors say it was purchased for the Ottoman sultan and may have been a wedding gift. The fragmentary text mentions Gustafson and a curious fare note on wagons, but details remain unclear.
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Paris
Joseph Frankels Sons’ Company
New York
Turkey
Train Hit Washout Near Seymour Injures Two Crew
An eastbound Baltimore and Ohio and Southwestern passenger train struck a washout near Seymour Indiana on May 5. The engine mail express and baggage cars derailed down an embankment. Engineer Benes Humphrey of Washington Indiana and Fireman Harvey Paul sustained serious injuries. No passengers were hurt.
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Seymour
Ind
Baltimore and Ohio and Southwestern Road
Benes Humphrey
Washington
Indiana
Harvey Paul Arg
Window smashed at Mawhinney Ivons jewelry store
Burglars used a heavy wooden bucket to smash a plate glass window in Mawhinney Ivons jewelry store in downtown Omaha last night and stole jewelry valued at over 1000 dollars. The entry occurred on May 5 in the downtown district near Gustafson's Wedding Gifts.
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Omaha, Neb
Mawhinney & Ivons
Real Estate Transfers and Local Advertisements Across Town
Real estate transfers include Lawrence area deeds from George B. King to Mary Lowry Aiud for Lot 67 Block 13 West Lawrence dated 1907 and Florence Lauretta Smith and husband to Ida May Leese for 1250 New goods at Gustafson s make south 44 of SW14 of 33 13 20 wedding gifts. Also theater and home goods ads for fixtures gas electric lighting and wallpaper from Home Book Co 923 Mass Street. Plus birthday piano from Kurtzman piano and spray compounds at Raymond s Drug store.
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George BR. King
Shila
Lawrence
Mary Lowry
Florence Lauretta Smith
Douglas Cannyw
Ida May Leese
Gustafson
Wall Paper Styles and Shade Price Update
A brief notice highlights wallpaper options available in various styles and shades with current price points listed by a retailer. The item suggests customers review selections and costs for interior decorating needs.
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Jan Price
Endora area notice offers farm rental and buggy sale
For cash a good farm six miles southeast of Endora Kansas is offered. Also listed are rubber tires replaced with steel tires on a buggy for sale. Contact 0 and Richards and Son in Endora for details. Local ad copy notes L L Phillips and Co and a Lat C G Schulz quotation.
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C. G. Schulz
Endora
Kas
Four Bodies Found Linked to Gunness Home Fire
In LaPorte Indiana on May 5 four buried bodies were found in the back yard of the Gunness home which burned recently. The house had housed Mrs Gunness and her children who perished in the blaze. The forensic finding is viewed as evidence that murders occurred in each case.
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LaPorte
Ind
Gunness
Two Year Wage Contract Ratified by Miners Vote
Indianapolis May 5 report from United Mines Workers headquarters states a two year wage agreement reached in Toledo last month with Western Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana miners has been ratified by local referendum 77 00 to 7 000. Court heard naturalization cases this morning with United States District Attorney Deering of St Louis noting cases taken under advisement by Judge Smart.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mines Workers of Ammedeca
Toledo
Pennsylvania
Ohio
United States District Attorney
Deering
St. Louis
Smart
Markets by Wire and Chicago Wheat Prices
Markets by wire show mixed grain values with wheat May at 1. aa he. July and September quoted around 88 to 89 cents. Cattle receipts noted with steers around 5.50 to 7.00 and hogs at 5.45 to 5.62. Prices reflect general market activity in Chicago and nearby markets.
Hughes Talks Against Racing in New York Visit
Delegates from 1,300 churches and hundreds of businessmen gathered at Carnegie Hall to hear Governor Charla Ey Hughes protest race track gambling. The gathering supported anti race track legislation as part of a statewide drive. Cattle receipts and hog prices are listed alongside the political show of support. Gustafson’s Duchess to Remain Abroad in Paris with the duchess expected to travel. The note mentions postal ads and a trunk delivery promotion with Gustafson’s as a local tag.
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New York
May
Carnegie Hall
Charla Ey Hughes
Ubtary Anl
Regisla
Eeco
Paris
de Chaiues
Theodora Shonts
America
Ani Ik
Franlic Hinery
France
Duzes
Bell Phone
Favorable for Taft in trestern political row
A garbled report from New Trestern May 3 indicates favorable movement for Taft among delegates and party figures. The text notes support from state officials and delegates, with speculation on a possible nomination and public reception of his candidacy and declared wishes.
New York Urges Typhoid Prevention and Sanitation
Health officials in New York urge immediate preventive measures to curb typhoid and intestinal diseases as warm weather approaches. Inspectors and volunteers will hunt breeding sites, promote cleanliness, and emphasize home sanitation. Citizens are urged to cleanse homes, use screens, and reduce fly breeding while municipal efforts target streets, stables, and riverfront areas.
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New York
Las Velles
Abe
Haugtor
Harmle
Taft Favored by Connecticut State Convention Tonight
Hartford May 3 Taft is expected to win the state convention's preference with delegates to act as a unit. National committeeman Charles F. Brooker is likely chosen as delegate at large.
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Hartford
Cun
Taft
Charles F. Brooker
Town Destroyed by Fire in Walkerton
Fire swept through Walkerton early today destroying the business district and causing estimated losses around 100000 dollars. No injuries are reported. The blaze gutted several shops and left the town in need of rapid reconstruction. Local authorities and fire crews battled the flames for hours to prevent spread to nearby structures.
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Walkerton
Dud
Name Better Than His Politics
Tulsa May 5 W T Brady democratic national committeeman of Oklahoma yelled from a street car last night and sustained serious injuries in a failed assault.
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Tulsa
Okla
W. T. Brady
Oklahoma
Laying Of Men At Frisco Shops In Springfield
Springfield Missouri May day layoffs hit two ilims and other workers at local Frisco shops due to financial repression. Indefinite period of layoff announced affecting multiple employees and indicating broad economic strain in the area.
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Springfield
Magnificent sight as fleet expected to greet Atlantic
May 5 San Francisco expects the Atlantic Meet to draw the largest crowd in city history. Millions along the Pacific coast head to the bay to witness the fleet arrival with estimates of up to a million spectators. The final leg began at Santa Cruz Bay with the fleet forming a column toward the Snoseu lightship and plans to sail toward Golden Gate tomorrow.
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San Francisco
Sa Francisco
Bay
Pacific Coast
Middle States
Santa Cruz
Cali
Hampton Roads
Sam Frandale
Santa Cruz Bay
Doylock
He'd Rather Go to Jail Over Grand Jury Minutes
New York District Attorney Jerome threatened to go to jail rather than comply with Judge Rusalaky's order to seal grand jury minutes in the Metropolitan Street Railway affair. The dispute arose during a hearing before Commissioner Hund, appointed to examine alleged failures of the district attorney in duty, regarding records from the grand jury proceedings last November.
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New York
Jerome
Rusalaky
Hilal
al Sessions
Hund
Byovert Hughes
King County
Defaulters Sentenced In Va Bank Embezzlement Case
Wittsburg Virginia May 5 Henry Reiber former teller and John Young cashier of Farmers Deposit National bank were indicted by the United States grand jury for defalcation of 1,105,000. The indictment accuses Reiber of embezzling 118,009. Reiber and Young pleaded guilty before the judge and received separate sentences.
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Wittsburg
Henry Reiher
Yaving Teller
John Young
Postal Savings Bank Bill Move Urged by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt expressed to Senator Carter his earnest desire to see the postal savings bank bill become law this session. Carter said the bill, favorably reported to the Senate, would be taken up soon and would pass both houses without serious opposition.
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Washington
Rnosevelt
Senate Committee On Postalrives and Post Roads
Postal Savings Bank
Carter
Senate
Great Potato Region Struck By Severe Wind and Flood
A powerful storm swept the Great Potato Region with high winds and widespread flooding. In St Louis County homes were unroofed, telegraph lines were down, and three men drowned near Belleville while traveling on the Tettisville and Nantistille road. The American bottoms area was submerged and French Village, a town of 2,000, suffered heavy destruction.
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St. Louis
Lenday
Diane
Catsinge
Tettisville & Nantistlle Road
Belleville
Jyinee Ward
Smvith
Lrninimat
Schoontagh
Edgemant
Low Hinds
Knob
Fist St. Louis
Winvis
Tornady
Cleveland Father Kills Ill Daughter Then Takes Own Life
Charles Kupper, sixty, a music teacher in Cleveland, killed his invalid daughter Mollie, twenty seven, with chloroform. He saturated a cloth and covered her head, then hanged himself in a shed. Letters left say he was compelled by circumstances to end both their lives.
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Cleveland
Charles Kupper
Mollie
Kuppe
Cunniy Carrner
Ship Delivers Admiral Evans to Santa Cruz
A ship carried Admiral Evans to Santa Cruz this morning as Connecticut weighed anchor. Admiral Thomas had his flag hauled down as the vessel departed.
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Santa Cruz
Evin
Connecticut
Thomas
Four Killed in Draper Colliery Explosion
Four men are reported killed in an explosion at Draper colliery of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company near Pottsville Pennsylvania. In Salt Lake City the Union Pacific stockholders meet and authorize directors to issue ten million dollars in bonds.
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Pottsville
Draper
Philadelphia & Reading Coal
Company Heere
Salt Lake City
May
Union Pacific Stockholders
Smallpox Deaths Reported by Kansas Healy Board
The Kansas Healy Board reports several smallpox deaths last month and notes confirmed cases amid public health alerts. Officials emphasize vigilance and ongoing vaccination efforts to curb spread despite limited case numbers.
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Kansas Healy Board
Stubbs Replies On Leland Campaign And Hoch Interview
Stubbs issues a statement criticizing Cyrus Leland and recounting a Hoch interview from Christus day. He accuses Leland of damaging the Republican ticket and portrays Bailey as active in a bitter, ad hominem campaign. The reply references past actions and current rhetoric affecting the governor’s image.
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Cyrus Leland
Corgecetier
Uvat Leland
Eveythimge
Nuaily
W.K. Stibbs
Leland
Henan
Hoch
Mr. Leland
Hinio
Wr. Bailey
Stubbs
Minnesota governor Johnson to be inaugurated in Denver
A garbled Washington dispatch notes Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota to be inaugurated in Denver to heal party rifts. It mentions Representative Winfield S. Hamelard of Minnesota’s Second district and former representative James T. Meppi, with party leaders and November election context implied.
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Washington, DCC
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Denver
Winfeld S. Hanieard
Congressland
Giavelin
Congress
Moving Up in New York Legislature Herald Change
New York reports indicate a retirement in the legislature, with Cady set to be promoted to court post to replace Finhron. Announcement made yesterday after official staff communications. Senator James Crinhy is slated for sending to Washington to assist Francis Burton Harris.
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New York
Miesa
Cady
Ube
Cottre
Finhron
Bouvres! Woodward & Co Introduce 1008 Model
Woodward & Co announce the first 1008 model, an 8.00 beauty, with new ideas in Kodaka this year. A spring catalogue arrives May 1, with an advance copy available. Seasonable items include Spraying Chem ira, Moth Balls, and Acme Quality Paints and Stains.
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Woodward & Co
Kodaka
Woodward's
Laming To Holland For Railroad Ring Project
W Laming departs for New York en route to Holland to advance Kansas City and Kansas Southwestern Railroad plans. The firm aims to build an electric ring from Independence to Lawrence Topeka and Kansas City. W J Moyer of New York, president, has visited Holland and wired Laming about his daughter Sus England staying with his mother in England until his return.
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W. Latin
New York City
Campania
Holland
Kansas City and Kansas Southwestern Railroad Company
Independence
Kanany
Lawrence
Topeka
Kansasity
W. J. Moyer
New York
Mr. Laming
Ssus
England
Card of Thanks to Friends for Kindness to Mr George Thomas
We thank the many friends for their kindness to our brother and son Mr George Thomas during his illness and death and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mr T Thomas and daughter Mrs Bryant.
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George Thomas
T. Thomas
Bryant
Warner Speaks Again on Brownsville Affair in Senate
Washington May 3 Senator Warner, in Missouri, resumed his speech on the Brownsville affair stalled by illness. He delivers notes and papers while his health permits. Pure Maple Sugar from New York offered at Spaulding's grocery.
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Washinzrton
Warner
Missouri
Senate
Brownsville
New York
Spaulding’s
Gustafeon's Wedding Gifts Page Highlights Finery
Local wedding feature notes Gustafeon shop offer on gift selections and fin fountain centerpiece ideas. Item shows decorative fin elements and large fountain style accents for celebrants, with emphasis on unique gift options and home décor appeal.
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Walling’s
Lergyn
Walling
Teal Eskute
Ijnew
St. Lawrence Kaa
Business Directory
ATLAW
Joseph
Rigge
Atal Eanminer
Citlew
Altueney at-Law and Real Estate
Suaieh MT ET Thione
Larker & Means
Mm. DB
Wand & Co
F. D
Bechtel
Penly
Omes
St. Stepheny
F. Residener
J. Blair
Ice Aid
Vermont Se
Stell
Rudolph
Pavatelin
Kentucky
Bell _ Phos
THE
Fairfax
Rooma
Massachusetts Street
Mork Bros. & Sharp
Eldriddse House
Donnelly Bros
Comer New Hampelite
Winthrop
Telephone
Lawrence, Kans
WM. T. Sinclair
Telephone Bell
Massachusetts
George A. Banks & Son
Wiedemann’s
Gustafsim
Levins Sra
Vermont Street
Whenes Bell
Conklin
Sig Mass
E.G. Soxman and Co
Eigars
Boughton’s
G. A. Hamman
Dick Drugstors
Hetty
Sultan of
Srarsedetamon
Gustafson's
Blizzard
Julius A. Eriksen
Squires
Fred W. Fein
Children’s
Photon—Loomas Studio
Raymond’s Drug Store
Laura Lefford
Loeast Street
Kurtzman
F. L. Hunt
Home Book Co
Mass. Street
Gustafson’s
L. L. Phillips & CO
Willies
Julius A. J Eriksen
Eliot
Bridge Street
John Schaffer
Rhode, Island Street
Phone Bell
Grace Reynolds
Straffon
Prairie
Chicago
Hughes
Gare Gues Twige
Ept. c
Be. York
Gustassen
Jersey Republicans
Trestern
Ree Pubdieuy Cwauthratl
Hargater
Uewil
David Allowallade
Bart
Ah Viet
Brat Rhe Sinat
Data
Dryden
Elvinny
Saul Hart
Housevelt Fins
Attar
Pate
Lear
Atlantic
Postal Savings Bank Bill
Great
Evans
U. P
Sr Algeatitons
Dane
Lee Pe Peered
Iart
M Qilieil
Marefiel
Hhler
Tammany Hall
Watkins National Bank
Helen
Visaltene
Sucker
Aert Cashier
Uy FR
Tacker
Alg
Mitchell
State Bank
AL sTask
Va Ney
Geo Lewis
OM Inelsick
Kansas
AL Monroe
Newmark, A
Marke Uyrete M. A
Mantle
March
AL Mona
View Press
Holford Investment CO
National Bank Houlding
Turrower
Leduet
Ioan
Atlas Building & Loan Association
Lawrence Eranbas
W. Laming
K. C. & Kansas Southwestern R. ER
Warner Speaks Again
Stoughton's
Gustafeon
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