King George IV Crowned Amid Magnificent Royal Display
London May 9 large crowd witnessed the public proclamation of George Ve as king of the United Kingdom and British dominions. Heralds in scarlet read the proclamation from St James Palace as guns fired and the crowd joined in God Save the King.
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London
George Ve
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
India
St. James Palace
Victoria
Alembjers
Roy
John French
Marlborough House
Duke of Cornwall
Mary
Duke of Norfolk
Earl Marshall
Butler
England
Alfred Scott, Gatty
Carter
Duke
Sir Alfred
Coldstream Guards
St. James
Park
God
King
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Hall
Windsor
St.George’s Chapel
Eringham Palace
Alexandra
Hyde trial tests at KU lab spark secrecy
In Kansas City the Hyde trial looms as Prof. Bailey conducts concealed tests on Frigid embalming fluid at the KU chemical laboratory. The state claims cyanide in Swope viscera. the defense cites embalming agents and ammonia as possible sources. Results remain secret until testimony.
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B.H
Bailey
K.U. Chemical Laboratory
Hyde
Kansas City
Thhe Hyde
Prof
Incubator Baby Case Opens in Holton Kansas
State opens its case in Holton Kansas accusing F H Tillotson of aiding kidnapping of Martuan Bleakley the incubator baby County Attorney Schenck contends Stella Barclay of Buffalo NY the foster mother had no legal right to the child and Tillotson has been trying to steal the child for years Captain Tillotson faced efforts to move Bleakley across state lines during the proceedings
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Holton
Kans
F. H. Tillotson
Martuan “Bleakley
Schenck
Stella” Barclay
Buffalo
N. Y
Foster Nother
Tillotson
Flag of truce halts Senate railroad clash
Under a flag of truce the conservative and progressive Republicans in the Senate pause hostilities over the railroad bill. Senators Cummins Deliver and Aldrich are due back, with La Follette and Clapp ready to block major amendments. Taft aims to line up car insurgents from White House while Democrats seek to amend the bill to remove court of commerce provisions. The vote remains expected to be close.
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Troinshadlu
Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Rhode Island
la Follette
Clapp
White House
Taft
Gamble
Crawford
South Dakota
House
Journal Wanted Notice to Stone Contractors
Sealed bids will be received by me until 1 o clock p m May 12 1910 for building the foundation walls of the Masonic Temple Plans and specifications can be seen at my office 1619 Vermont St J T Constant General Contractor Let Shulz the Tailor make your rat You haven't had your pictures taken for years Phone to Con Squires and make an appointment Do it at once
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Vermont St
J. T. Constant
Con Squires
Congregational Church Seeks Rev. Noble Elderkin to Fill Pulpit
Plymouth Congregational church has extended a call to Rev. Noble Elderkin of Ogden Utah to fill the pulpit here. The offer increases salary to 2300 a year and provides a parsonage. Elderkin preached here on two Sundays and pleased the congregation, though he also has an offer near Boston with 3000 a year.
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Rev
Noble Elderkin
Plymouth Congregational Church
Ogden
Utah
Bolt
Elderkin
Hev. Elderkin
Congregational
Lawrence
Bosta
May Wheat Prices Rise in Chicago Trading Session
May wheat reached $1.1614 in Chicago the highest since February with the day closing lower as traders awaited the government report on wheat acreage and condition. September futures opened lower and fell after the report, while winter wheat condition on May 1 stood at 82.1 percent, with harvest area around 29.4 million acres, up from 1909.
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Chicago
Washington
Department of Agricultre
Unparalleled Weather Report Highlights Spring Freeze Damage
Washington May 9 The Weather Bureau chief describes two weeks of extreme temperature shifts across the United States and notes frost damage to fruit and vegetables in the central valleys and Southern states. He urges timely warnings and frost protection to reduce losses. Judge L S Steele has gone to Excelsior Springs.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Edward B. Garriott
Bureau
United States
Judge L. S. Steele
Excelsior Springs
Waters-Pierce Case Opens in Enid Oklahoma
Attorney General West sues Waters-Pierce Oil Co for anti trust violations alleging subsidiary status to Standard Oil. Hearing before Judge Garber focuses on suppressing deposition of H. Clay Pierce who is reportedly in Old Mexico.
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Waters-Pierce
Enid
Ohla
Casey
General West
Waters-Pierce Onl Company
Standard -Oil Company
Garber
H. Clay Pierce
Waters
Pierce Oil Company
In & Sears
Pierce
Old Mexico
Beautiful Lawrence Emblem Buttons For School Children
Mrs Louisa Cooke Don Carlos announces arrival of Beautiful Lawrence buttons for Junior League children. Mrs George Barker with the school committee plans distribution as pledge signers wear emblems this week. Buttons designed by Don Carlos are bronze with a golden flower and the slogan Beautiful Lawrence. Funds secured by Fraternal Aid Lodge and others. advance by Bromelsick and People's Bank helped cover costs.
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Lawrence
Louisa Cooke Don Carlos
Civic Improvement League
George Barker
Don Carlos
T. J. Edmonds
Fraternal Aid Lodge
Bromelsick
The
People’s Bank
Mrs Hyde eyewitness testimony in Swope case unfolds
Mrs Hyde broke down on the stand then steadied to describe the moments after the wound that killed Anton. She said Swope never spoke of fearing medicine and did not ask Hyde to stop the bleeding. The courtroom heard her emotional recollections of the tragedy at the trial.
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Kansas City
Jess
Vane
Walsh
Mr. Hyde
Anton
Col
Thomas Snape
Meithint Hyde
State Offense Foretold by Eddy Chance and Cowen
A chaotic report describes Eddy Chance and a companion stealing brass souvenirs worth 25 dollars from a paper mill. Marshal Herd and Deputy Woods caught Chance. Cowen and Babe Spencer faced altercations as charges were entered. A third case notes Hirst Clayton Hall fined for keeping a vicious bulldog. A storekeeper, Lathin, killed a burglar.
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Eddy Chance
Eddy
Chance
Herd
Woods
Rhode Island Street
Chander
Aken
Marshal Herd
Ed. Woods
George Cowen
Hhane
Cowan
Babe
Spencer
Cowenlees
Bloomington
Hirst Clayton Hall
Hall
Lawrence 100 to Ottawa for Clark Smart wedding
Tomorrow afternoon about 100 people from Lawrence will ride a special to Ottawa for the Clark Smart wedding scheduled for tomorrow evening. The wedding party will depart Lawrence at 4 30 pm and leave Ottawa at 10 30 pm after the ceremony.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Markets by Wire grain and livestock prices Kansas City
Grain and provisions list Kansas City May wheat and rye prices with cash and futures quotes. Oats hay butter eggs and live stock values shown, including cattle hogs and bulls with receipts and price ranges. Chicago markets add wheat pork lard cattle and hogs with noted top and bulk ranges alongside money market call rates.
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Kansas City
Knights of Columbus Gather for State Convention in Lawrence
About 200 visitors from across Kansas arrive in Lawrence for the Knights of Columbus state convention. Officials will report committees and elect officers at the Sevens WR Sethee Sets hall, with a grand ball to close the gathering and a baseball game at McCook field offered for attendees.
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Knights of Columbus
Lawrence
Sam
Kansas
Catholic Church
Peeternal Aid
J. W. Gibbons
Topeka
Col. McCarthy
City
George Bortenkirchter
J. K. Geis
Salina
W. H. Ryan
Girard
G- OD
Hurley
Leavenworth
Walsh, Kingman
K. U
St. Marys
McCook Field
Local ads mix of goods and real estate listings
A collage of ads shows Ed Parsons selling watches and hand painted miniatures at 717 Mass St, plus drugstore brands at Mc Culloch's. Bargains at Hosford Investment, and Vermont to Rhode Island Street lots priced from 435 to 900 with sewer and sidewalk notes. Rentals and sales of modern cottages and six room homes appear, along with lost eyeglasses and job notices at the Journal office.
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Parsons
Mass
Hosford Investment Company
GOOL
Ciovd
Vermont St
Rhode Island Street
New Hampshire Street
Lawrence Man in Liberia Heads Diplomatic Post Returns to Kansas
Lawrence man George W. Ellis who serves as charge d affaires at Monrovia Liberia will return to the United States next month and spend the summer in Kansas. The Liberian government offered to knight Ellis before his departure as an expression of appreciation for his services, an honor he cannot accept without Congress consent.
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Lawrence
Liberia
Washington, D. C
George W. Ellis
Kansas
Eis
United States Legation
Monrovia
Ell
Congress
Roosevelt Forges Ahead in Berlin Visit Mood Brisk
Roosevelt travels to Berlin by special train in good spirits though slight fever and hoarseness suggest a minor bronchitis. He remains confident about the trip and jokes about the visit, while the report notes a brief illness overnight. Also listed are Delmin Sisters palmists in Lawrence offering test, life, card, and clairvoyant readings at 103 Moss Street from 11 am to 10 pm.
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Stockholm
Roosevelt
Berlin
Germany
Delmin
Lawrence
Moss. St
Lam
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