Real Estate and Local Ads Include Gustafyon Store
WM T SINCLAIR real estate loans on insurance reliable abstracts of tire money on hand for meo Leann telephone bail 336 704 Massachusetts Those seeking graduation presents should visit Gustafyon for new items at lower prices Wonder Gas Range touted as miles ahead Julius A Eriksen Subscribe services left with Smiths News Depot.
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WM. T. Sinclair
Reliabse
Tire
Leann
Massachusetts
Gustafyon
Arc
Wonder Gas Range
Julius A. Eriksen
May Festival in Lawrence hailed as most successful yet
The May Festival in Lawrence concluded with record crowds at Robinson Gymnasium. Prof Skiltoe led the effort with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and famed soloists from the East delivering a flawless program. Home talent night showcased Lawrence amateurs matching professional standards, with Gounod Faust praised and encored repeatedly. The event benefited University students, Lawrence residents, and neighboring towns alike.
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Lawrence
Skiltoo Cannet
Satuday
Robinson Gymnasium
University
Chicago Symphony
Suehi
Thalin Silo
Erie
Grea
Gounod
Fire destroys Camp Cook town in South Dakota
Fire swept Camp Cook, a 400 resident town on the Little Missouri River north of Deadwood, destroying most buildings two days earlier. Loss estimated at about 200000 dollars as merchants evacuated cash from the bank vaults to safety and residents fought the blaze to spare the Weirbate building.
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Deadwood
S. D
Camp Cook
Little Missouri River
Here
Belle Fourche
Little Missouri Bank
Prosperity committee urges Roosevelt aid for national revival
A National Prosperity Association committee from St. Louis called on President Roosevelt to press for measures to foster nationwide prosperity. The president was cordial and expressed willingness to help in every way possible.
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Washington
National Prosperity Association of
May Festival Praises Prof Skilton For Musical Success
Lawrence thanks Prof Skilton whose masterful genius drove the May Festival to success. The town praises his department for offering worthwhile goods and patrons for their support and tickets. Five festivals built in strength, this last one a wonder, with satisfactory results.
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Lawrence
Prof
Skilton
Soldier Hills Three Tragedy on May Day
Manila reports a Grant Grant tragedy where Private Mike Beachran of the first United States cavalry killed Cheee and wounded three comrades before dying later. The injured include First Sergeant Wim Loex and Private Thomas Woodward. another, Private Edward Woodward, died of wounds. The assailant, a tehygrant in the report, is said to have become insane before the act.
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Manila
Mike Beachran
First
United States Cavalry
Runanmnek
Cheee
Wim. Loex
Viivave G. Wilson
Thomas Woodward
Kedward Woodward
Senate debates agricultural appropriation bill action today
Washington May 11 the agricultural appropriation bill was taken up by the senate under last Saturdays agreement to vote today. An amendment granting 25 percent of income from forest reserves timber sales and grazing land leases to the states where located was adopted.
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Washington
Senate
River Rising Sparks Caution Near Dam
River levels along the Kate river rose steadily through the day with about three feet of rise at the dam site. Officials warn danger may appear if water climbs ten feet, though no immediate peril is evident as upstream waters continue to discharge debris and silt downstream.
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Kate
Taft Instructions Dominant At Republican State Convention
New Orleans Ga May 11 The Republican state convention met to choose delegates to the national convention Taft instructions appear almost certain The Bergwans residence at 724 North First Street long occupied will be for rent May 15 The house is in splendid condition modern rent 25 dollars per month Call LU S G Plank phone 97
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Taft
N. If
Bergwan’s
The Leader Ad Teases Low Price Strawberries Weekly
The Leader promotes wholesale prices with daily strawberry shipments and the city’s lowest rates. It mentions Julius IM Eriksen at 044 Mass. St. and Raymond's offering potato bug spray alongside Wonder Gas Ranges praised for their efficiency.
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Julius IM. Eriksen
Senate moves to form a court of inquiry
Senator Raynor introduced a resolution authorizing the president to convene a five officer army court of inquiry to investigate Col. William F. Stewart at Fort Grant Arizona who was detailed to service until retirement. The senate will act tomorrow. In Cincinnati George H Stapeley & Co brokers assigned to Wm Bodener after a heavy business period and recent investigations affecting the brokerage industry led to the firm’s failure.
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Washington
Raynor
Wm. F. Stewart
Fort Grant
Arizona
Senate
Cincinnati
George H. Stapeley & Co
Wm. Bodener
Ocr. Fas
General Buanesa
Market wire reports Kansas City grains and dairy prices
Wheat and corn futures for May July September listed with bid prices in Kansas City. Cash and No 2 grades shown for wheat corn and rye. Hay prices range from 10 to 12 dollars, butter at 22 cents, eggs unspecified.
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Kansas City
GOOD BUTTER AT YOUR OWN PRICE MARKET REPORT
Markets show butter price pressures and cattle receipts with figures for native steers cows and heifers stockers and feeders bulls calves and per cent changes. Chicago market data dated May 11 includes grain quotes for wheat with May July and Sept contracts and mixed futures activity.
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Tienes
Chicago
Alayena Toly
Wanted modern home on West side after July
Classified item seeks a 5 or 6 room house or cottage on the West side after July. Permanent renters preferred. Include location and price in reply to the Journal. Also notes a help wanted for a farm hand and a moving clothing business relocation to 1015 Mass. St. with inventory shift.
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Care Journal
Gunness Case Evidence Grows at La Porte Farm
Reports from Laporte Indiana indicate evidence in the Gunness murder case is accumulating. Lamphere's letters and witness statements are cited as tying him to the deaths, while authorities push excavations and searches around the Gunness farm. A Pittsburg arrival rumor prompts police in multiple cities to continue the hunt for Mrs Belle Gunness.
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Laporte
Lamphere
Dhelyetein
Sen
Bin
Bud Craig Murder Trial Opens After Jury Picked
The jury in the Bud Craig murder case, charged with killing David Fantroy, was selected at 2:20 PM. The panel includes J. J. Tobler Clinton Clay Harms Eudora A. E. Hitchcock Wakarusa R. M. Dunning Lawrence George F. Derby Clinton Henry Hagenbich Eudora Harry Davis Lawrence A. J. Busch Lawrence George W. Schell Lawrence Herman Schmidt Eudora Gus Buchheim Clinton J. T. Bell Palmyra. Testimony began shortly after with Craig’s attorneys Ord Clingatan James Mitchell and Clarence Roberts, aided by R. B. McWilliams for the state. A morning crowd of students earlier swelled the court, but attendance shifted once the trial started. locals recall Fantroy, an old colored soldier, was found dead on Washington’s Birthday with money missing, and Craig was later arrested in Kansas City and brought to Lawrence.
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Craig
David Fantroy
J. J. Tobler
Clinton
Clay Harms
Eudora
A. E. Hitchcock
Wakarusa
R. M. Dunning
Lawrence
George F. Derby
Henry Hagenbich
Harry Davis
A. J. Busch
George W. Schell
Herman Schmidt
Gus
Buchheim
J. T. Bell
Palmora
Ord Clingatan
James Mitchell
Clarence Roberts
R. B. McWilliams
Court House
Washington
David Fantroye
Bud’ Craig
Kansas City
Oklahoma Storms Leave Towns Wiped From Map
Terrible storms swept Oklahoma and nearby Kansas damaging towns, wrecking rail lines, and causing casualties including several fatalities. Reports describe Topeka and Enid area damage with homes destroyed, telegraph wires down, and widespread floods. In Nashville and Wichita similar wind and rain storms damaged crops and buildings. updates from Tulsa and other towns reflect extensive destruction and ongoing risk.
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Enid
Okla
Nashville
Here
Clapp
Russell & Givens
James Webber
Nashville Hotel Was Partially Wrecked, the Farmers’ Elegator
Pioneer Telephone Company
News Building
Coal Mines Reopened in Illinois Statewide
Springield Illinois May 11 workers resumed work in all coal mines after six weeks idle due to coalition.
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Springfeld
Washington House approves DC gambling ban bill
Washington May 11 The house today accepted the senate amendments to the measure prohibiting race track gambling in the District of Columbia and thus finally passed it.
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Washington
House
Oday
Senate
District of Columbia
Heavy Rain Harms St Joseph Streets and Railways
In St Joseph Missouri on May 11 the heaviest rain of the season fell overnight causing extensive street damage and numerous railroad washouts. Local reports note significant disruption to infrastructure and transportation.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Escaped man testifies about Mrs Gunness crimes
George Anderson of Tarkio Missouri told at St Joseph station he escaped after being lured by Mrs Gunness in Indiana. He believes Gunness may still be alive and suspects she set fire to the farm house. He recalls a frightened eldest daughter and a man he suspects Nay Lamphere accompanied Gunness.
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Isle
Anderson
Monteith
Michigan
Toll
Stop Over Privileges Expand Rail Tourist Travel
Stop over privileges for tourist tickets are being allowed on return trips from key cities including St. Louis Chicago Minneapolis St Paul and Kansas City with some New Orleans cases. The change follows a federal court action against ticket scalpers and is expected to boost travel to Colorado points with about 100000 visitors.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
New Orleans
Colorado
Missouri River
Prisoner Escapes From Platte City Jail
Clyde Reed confined in Platte City Mo jail escaped during a May night storm by sawing his cell bars and climbing out a window He had a key to his shackles and used them to escape and to block pursuers by tying them to the sheriff's horse The report also notes a baseball score Kansas beat Missouri 9 to 2 at Columbia and includes garbled classified hints and odd ads
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Clyde Reed
Platte City
Camden Point
Reed
Kansas
Missouri
Columbia
Alyia
Roosevelt to lay cornerstone of International Temple of Peace
Washington May 11 President Roosevelt will lay the cornerstone of the first International Temple of Peace Friendship and Commerce. The event draws leaders from twenty one American republics with speeches by Roosevelt Root Nabacu and Carnegie. Andrew Carnegie contributes 750000 toward construction. The temple will house the International Bureau for cross border education.
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Roosevelt
Root
Nabacu
Brazil
Andrew Carnegie
Cardinal Gibbons
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International Bureau
Diplomatic Corps
Local ads and notices mix of names and services
A jumble of small ads mentions meal tickets at P F Remingtons, John Scheffer selling flowers and vegetables from 1109 Rhode Island street, shorthand or bookkeeping courses at Lawrence Business College starting next Monday, summer session with no vacation, Kennedy and Ernst at 826 Mass St Beth with phone 341, and a tip to call Chris Hunsinger for a rubber tired rig or hack.
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Lawrence Business College
Kennedy & Ernst
Mass
St. Beth
Chris Hunsinger
Lawrence Undertaking Co Moves to 907 Mass St
Lawrence Undertaking Co. J. E. Bowlin manager successor to Robert son Undertaking Co now at 907 Mass. St. Both phones 392. University Mest Market handles all young corn fed beef best quality order here. Both phones 1023 Masa street.
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