Real Estate and Hotel Ad From Lawrence Kansas
A real estate broker LEROY N. WALLING advertises 12 room and 8 room houses for rent plus vacant lots in Law rence Kansas. Listings include rooming houses and a 7 room house with prices and contact details. Also promotes The New Santa Fe Hotel noting increased patronage and rates from day to week.
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Roger
Lucuum
Asn
Lanse
Ares
Leroy N. Walling
Mass
St., Lawrence
Kas
Santa FE
Lawreed
Annuity Granted to Yellow Fever Investigators’ Widows
Washington May May The event related to Major James Carroll surgeon and an assistant has prompted a unanimous vote to grant life annuities of 125 per month to the widows and dependents of the Yellow Fever investigators recognized for their work in preventing the disease and proving transmission by mosquitoes.
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Washington
Schulz Tailor Promotes New Orange Ice at Wiedemann’s
A local tailor Schulz urges customers to order the latest suit and visit Wiedemann’s for a new orange ice made from fresh fruit. The note blends shopping appeal with a dessert highlight.
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Schulz
Wiedemann’s
May Sapp Whitlow murder trial opens noon in Iola
Jury secured for Samuel Whitlow case charged with murder. Trial to begin testimony tomorrow morning in Iola. Defense seeks continuance and commission to take deposition from Mrs Jacobs. judge overrules both. Witnesses include Mrs Sapp and Milby relatos alleging May Sapp loved Whitlow and urged Moran move.
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Samuel Whitlow
Iola
Democrats Gather in Salina for Kansas State Meeting
Salina Kansas May 19 Hundreds of Democrats are in town for the big state meeting of the party tomorrow. It is believed no effort will be made to endorse Bryan, as the Douglasmen are said to be in strong force.
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Bryan
Salina
Kans
Charges filed against members of failed stock firm
Criminal charges against several members of the firm T. A. McIntyre & Co., stock brokers, who recently collapsed with liabilities over 1 million dollars, were presented to District Attorney Jerome by receiver Co. C. Burlington. Jerome forwarded the case to the grand jury. The Squires studio is pushing children’s portraits. A shoe repair shop will move from 921 to the Penny Arreads building at 728. Bring in your shoes for repairs.
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New York
T. A. McIntyre & Co
Jerome
Co. C. Burlingham
Disorder Lingers as Cleveland Streetcars Resume Service
Cleveland May 19 Despite widespread city disorder last night the Municipal Ferry company reports more cars in operation today than at any time since the strike began With daylight returning the lawless elements largely ceased and cars ran on all lines though several injuries occurred from assaults A conference between the Traction Company president and state officials for arbitration began today Tracks on Superior Avenue were wrecked and car windows shattered by explosives placed on the tracks causing a panic among passengers with no serious injuries reported.
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Cleveland. O
Impont
Traction Company
Flainut
Tao
Superior Avenue
Woman Sentenced for Shooting Lawyer Commits Suicide Attempt
Jennie Blunt, a New York woman sentenced to four years in the penitentiary for shooting lawyer Charles M. Sanford, was found unconscious from gas inhalation today. She had warned she would kill herself rather than serve the sentence after a harsh Brooklyn court arraignment following the February shooting alleging mistreatment.
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New York
Jennie Blunt
Charles M. Sanfund
Jennie
Brooklyn
Sanford
Moonlit night riders destroy Ai G Maddox barn
In Lancester Kentucky a night riders group burned the large barn of Ai G Maddox after a masked leader led a prayer circle in the moonlight. Two youths forced to participate heard the hymn Nearer My God to Thee as timbers crackled and flames rose.
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Lancester
Bhaeen
Ai. G. Maddox
No Currency Legislation Expected This Session
Washington reports that currency law bills are unlikely this session as conferees struggle over the Aldrich Vereeland measure and hope fades. May 19 dispatch notes Newlands of Nevada introduced a bill to create a fifteen member national commission to investigate and define the conservation and control of U S resources.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Newlands
Nevada
United States
New York Cotton Exchange Board Members Summoned
Members of the New York cotton exchange board, in office about two years ago, were summoned to federal court in New York on May 19. The summons likely relate to charges over last year's cotton grading revisions that yielded large profits for exchange members.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Exchange
Porch Boxes and Decoration Day Plant Sale Mentioned
A fragment notes porch boxes and decoration day preparations. It mentions engaging plants early and references a North Lawrence florist with a line of plants, plus two phone numbers Bell 387 and Homa 577.
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North Lawrence
For Sale Maple Sugar and Farm Hand Wanted
For sale new Vermont Maple Sugar by W. E. Hazen. Wanted a good farm hand call Bell 1547. Also for sale a splendid family carriage horse and driving horse, moving to Colorado. Address 1643 Kentucky Street Bell el 1526.
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W. E. Hazen
Bell
Colorado
Kentucky St Bell el
Bone
Platt Divorce Case Hearings In New York
Mae C Wood continued testimony in an absolute divorce suit against United States Senator Thomas C Wiatt. Cross examiner Stanchfield pressed Miss Wood on a 1803 release to Abraham H Hummel offering 30000 to settle her claims. She admitted signing the release and affidavit alleging Platt letters but said she did not retain Hummel and would have obtained the letters. Wood said she was paid 7500 dollars for the matter though she did not know the source of the funds.
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New York
Mae C. Wood
United States
Thomas C. Wiatt
Stanchfield
Platt
Miss Wood
Abraham H. Drummel
Hummel
Mies Wood
Soldier dies by apparent suicide at Fort Riley
Private Robert Fuselar of Abate Sisth field artillery died at the post hospital this morning from poisoning while in personal crisis. He had served in Germany, resigned over drinking, later obtained a commission in the French Foreign Legion in Algiers, drifted to the United States in 1904, and worked as a correspondent for Berlin and Paris papers. He was highly educated but unable to control liquor.
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Junction City
Trans
Robert. Fuselar
Abate
Sisth Field Artillery
J’ort Riley
Post Hospital
Opin
Frent
Foselur
Germany
French Foreign Legion
Algiers
United States
Berlin
Paris
Flyer Makes Short Flight At Lammondsport
The aerodrome White Wings designed by F. W. Baldwin rose about ten feet and flew 93 yards before the elastic rear edge fouled the propeller. The craft then touched down safely with damage deemed repairable.
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Lammondsport
F. W. Baldwin
Didnt Want Stepmother. Father Shot by Son in New York
George Sterry senior, 72, a prominent figure in the Weaver and Sterry wholesale drug firm, was shot by his son George Sterry Jr. today as he prepared to marry again to a young schoolteacher. The son then killed himself.
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New York
George Ster TY
George, Jr
Weaver, & Sterry
Credit Cement Work Offer From Local Firm
You can have sidewalk work billed to you and pay later with convenient terms. All work is guaranteed and first class in every respect. Before any cement contract, see Lawrence Granite and Mfg Co at their Lawrence National Bank building office. Bell phone 29. Home 1302.
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Lawrence Nat'l Bank
Bell
Republicans to Meet On Labor Leaders Probe
Washington May 19 A Republican conference will be held tomorrow night to determine the House majority stance on passing a law to restrict courts from issuing injunctions as demanded by labor leaders.
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Washington
California Democrats Back Bryan At State Convention
Fresno May 19 The Democratic state convention adopted a platform urging California's delegation for Bryan for president and endorsed Theo dore Ball as temporary chairman for the national convention. The notice mentions local ads and vendors including Wiedemann's Marshmallows and W L Douglas shoes.
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Cal
California
Bryan
Theodore A. Ball
Bryan Wins Alabama Primary Vote
Montgomery and Mobile report slow returns with William J Bryan leading for president in Alabama Democratic primaries. Strong showings for Johnson in Southern Alabama cities but not enough to deny Bryans statewide edge. Montgomery Birmingham and Mobile split with other cities showing mixed results. The piece notes the primary system allows voters to express themselves amid opposition misinformation and lack of a statewide coalition.
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Ala
Jday
Willian J. Bryan
Clovernor Johnson
Johnson
Minnesota
Brea
Mobile
Bryan
Alabama
Oat
Dolineon
Carrhal Montgomery
Birtingham
Whilelphia
Anarchist Sympathy Charge Against Private Buwalda
A court martial in San Francisco concluded its case against Private William Buwalda of the Twenty second Infantry charged with offering sympathy to anarchists while in uniform. Police testified Buwalda climbed a step and shook hands with a protester, then denied the sympathies. Action by higher authorities awaited.
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San Francisco
William Buro
Twenty-second Ineantry
Presidin
Bunwalda
United States
Buwalitia
Buwalda
Commissioner Kills Self in Connection With Bribe Scandal
John Meagher aged fifty five shot and killed himself at his Irvington home after being linked to a bribery scandal involving Ailis Engine Works. Ned McGaughey says his father had threatened suicide amid the inquiry. the case centers on a $3800 bribe alleged to have affected a commissioners’ deal.
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Indianapolis
Int
John Meagher
Bounty Carrisioners
Irvington
Ned McGaughey
Tmwoth
Ilis Maine
Ailis Engine Works
Ailis Company
McGaughey
Methodist to Reunite in Union Plea
A special committee from the Methodist Episcopal conference, in Pittsburg, reports satisfaction with their visit and plans to announce in Baltimore that they will ask the General Conference to pursue a union with the United Brethren Church meeting in Canton, Ohio next May.
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Pittsburg
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Methodist Protestant General Conference
Baltimore
General Conference of the
United Brethren Church
Canton
Ohio
Bryan and Prohibition Reelection Bid Endorsed by Democrats
Spokane May 19 After a stormy session the democratic state convention adjourned at midnight adopting a resolution to submit to voters a constitutional amendment banning the sale and manufacture of spirituous liquors. The convention instructs relegation to the national convention for Bryan.
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Spokane
Wash
Bryan
Three Men Drowned in Sandusky Squall
Three men Arnold Mierleann William Schaefer and Fred Lambrecht drowned when their overturned sail boat was found after a squall near Sandusky Ohio last night. The consequence followed the sudden storm.
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Sandusky
Arnold Mierleann
William Schaefer
Fred Lambrecht
Sandusky Hay
Burns Accepts Labor Day Fight With Johnson
London May 19 Tommy Burns sent telegrams to Jack Carley Chicago accepting the offer to fight Jack Johnson on Labor Day for a purse of 35000 Burns to receive 30000 in any outcome including win or draw The note also mentions Wiedemann's peach ice cream advertisement context.
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London
Tommy Burns
Jack Carley
Chicago
Jack
Johnson
Burns
List of County Pupils Completing Graduation Work
A large list of pupil names from county public schools shows those who completed the work and will receive diplomas. The graduation date remains unsettled. The text lists district numbers and multiple names, with a second section noting pupils who earned BS percent or above and were excused from finals.
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Tually
Ross ‘Trapp
Mabel Steen
Ladonia Longfellow
Watte Harris
James Davis
Arethie Watson
Jessie Haas
Albert Gwin
Roy Day
Raymond Albright
Willie Giejael
Carrie Geelan
Nora Geelan
Tustus Geelan
Walter Harrell
Fred Flory
Myrtle Cole
Dick LaHue
Charles Puckett
Minnie Libnet
Elsie Hibner
A Suda Snell
Grace Snell
Bertha Wulfkuble
Warren Ray
Dearl Penge
Leila Lhuren
Walter Gerstenberger
Homer Gerstenberger
William Brazil
Blauche — Breithaupt
Leva Arecheisens
Nova Preston
Alice Jones
Lurence Brubaker
Myrtle Forth
Minnie Dreher
Rachael Watts
Laura Berry
Edna Deister
Mabel Heffsommer
Minnie Kizer
Ethel Wilson
Edna Landon
Fern McKinnis
Oakes Temple
Cienevieve West
Helen Gros
Hitier
Paul Gerstenberger
Vida Deay
Eva Michael
Hova Flora
Clive Hall
Wilda Drake
Alice Stanley
Gladys Piper
John Palmer
Ray Reynolds
Lesroy Palmer
Yale Gray
Charles Griesa
Francis Saile
Walter Harding
Lipton will not challenge for America's Cup again
Noted yachtsman Sir Thomas Lipton told London diners that he does not intend to challenge again under the New York Yacht Club rules. He said the rules have been so altered that he could sail a serviceable boat across the Atlantic.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Eastern Yacht Club
London
New York Yacht Club
Atlantic
Body identified in Guoness farm deaths in Indiana
In Laporte Indiana on May 19 the death certificate for Jennie Olsen was issued and Coroner Mack turned the body over to Chicago relatives. This confirms one of the bodies found on the Guoness farm, which had sparked much controversy.
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Laporte
Ind
Jennie Olsen
Mack
Chicago
Guoness Farm
May Corn Tops In Early Trading At Seventy Nine Cents
May corn advanced three cents in early trading on May 19 as shorts covered. Most grain remains with James A. Patton and supply is limited. Prices touched seventy nine cents.
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James A. Patton
Father Horstmann Buried in Roman Catholic Rite
The Right Reverend Ignativa F. Horstmann was laid to rest in Cleveland, Colorado, with full Roman Catholic ceremony and pomp. Messages from the church and community accompanied the burial as mourners paid respects to the religious leader.
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Cleveland, CO
Ignativa F. Horstmann
Serious charges loom over American Steel Car leader
Chicago reports a warrant for Miss A L Shelley president of the American Steel Car company on a confidence game charge. The case links John M Armstrong former millionaire city council member and Arm strong & Egan architects in a broader fraud plot. Jay testified October 1906 he loaned Armstrong 5000 and took stock collateral.
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Chicago
Chicago Inter-Ocean
A. L. Shelley
American Steel Car Company
John M. Armstrong
Armstrong & Egan,architects
Armstrong
Steel
Charles U Doy
Holcombe Automatic Engine Company
Jay
American Steel‘Car Company
New Orleans Freight Rates Rise Across Major Lines
The New Orleans tariff committee will check in new rates on coffee sugar molasses and rice from New Orleans to Chicago St Paul and other points. Rates are about 10 percent higher than existing ones and mark the first general advance under the railroads new freight policy agreed by Southeastern and Southwestern lines at a Washington Chicago conference.
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The
Picayune
Chisago
St. Paul
Pointe
Washington
Chicago
May Fete at KU Promises Elaborate Spectacle
Kansas University to spearhead Western colleges with a grand May Fete featuring about 208 costumed participants led by the May Queen Nelle Shearer on a white horse. The program includes a Columbus pageant, Maypole dances, English ballads, a Glee Club performance, and a faculty drill. Major Charles P. George to command local army recruiting activities adjacent to the event.
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Shearer
Bardina
Des Moines
Iowa
Maida
Charles P. George
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Atom Wes Moines
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