Local Legal and Insurance Notices Mix with News Fragments
A kaleidoscope of notices and brief news items runs through the page. Entries include lawyers and firms such as Beal Estate, Norton, and Barny and Sun, plus mentions of the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company in London. Independent items report labor, mining and political developments from Washington to Nashville, and an earthquake brief from the Orient with casualty notes.
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London
The
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Lost and found and classifieds jumble page
A scattered set of early 20th century classified fragments lists missing items a two cylinder touring car a tug carpet at a location in Connecticut street and North Lawrence a reward for a lost item a saleslady wanted a six room house near the university inquiries at Luther's barge 1447 Mass street and a barter note for a seven or eight room house with land a mention of fresh produce at Indiana Cash Grocery and W Messenaimer's meat market with home phone 144 all showing terse contact notes and minor advertisements
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Mass Street
Anarchists Attack Bank in Warsaw and Kill Patrons
A bank raid in Warsaw Polish territory saw anarchists fire on clerks and customers, killing two and wounding several others before escaping. The incident triggers emergency notes for a post meeting and church services as veteran groups join in memorial plans.
Remembering Henry Hart and early Lawrence life
Gravenor of San Francisco recalls 1857 when Henry Hart drove a dray for water from the Kaw river to Lawrence. He describes lighting and heating water in a home, paying 50 cents monthly for drinking water from a well two blocks away. The letter questions a claimed kinship to Henry Hart. A May 24 San Francisco note cites a heavy rain and windstorm causing refugee hardship.
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F Hart
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Lawrence
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Haskell institute to present Hiawatha at local opera house
Lawrence’s Haskell institute, funded by the 1.8 government, showcases its student talent with a May 30 and 31 performance of Hiawatha at Bowersock’s opera house. Proceeds aid a worthy cause as citizens are urged to attend, buy tickets at local stores, and vote in library contests. Local ads promote rose bush slug shot and Ewing’s ice cream.
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WRC
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Maine Streets
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Kansas Court Refuses Injunction Over Mississippi Liquor Shipments
Judge McPherson of Iowa and the US district court deny Harvest King Distilling Co a restraining order against American Express blocking liquor packages to Mississippi. Refusal stems from Mississippi law under local option provisions risking fines. 3,500 packages affected. Court notes delivery would expose 200 express agents to jeopardy.
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Smith McPherson
Iowa
United States District Court
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Aristesippi
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Daughters of the King Meetin Closes Annual Convention
Daughters of the King conclude their annual convention with Bishop Millspaugh addressing attendees at the rectory. Dr Klaxter also spoke as fifteen delegates from out of town attended. Officers reelected include Mrs. McWill of Wichita president and Miss Jeanette Wheeler city vice president with Misa Greer Blue Rapids as secretary and treasurer. Next year’s event will be in Topeka.
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Blue Rapida
Topeka
Santa Fe and Chicago Rail Fares and Return Dates
Santa Fe price 831.55 for Boston round trip with selling May 31 to June 9 final return June 15 by depositing ticket and paying 1 extension fee can extend to July 1 for 20. Chicago round trip tickets on sale June 1 to September 30 with final return October 31. St Louis round trip sale June 1 to September 30 with final return October 31.
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Not a New Ruling On rural mail routes signals to carriers
From Topeka comes a note clarifying a long standing rule that patrons must hoist a sign to indicate mail to go out. The practice has always been required and carriers may be delayed if no signal is displayed. No special sign is mandated, tin signals are common. J A Benson and Mr Prentiss' Home Store promote goods and cold gas ranges for sale.
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Topeka
Intercollegiate athletics lead with Harvard event at Cambridge
A large golf style competition opens at Harvard with 800 students from many universities expected to compete in the inter Collegiate association of amateur athletics. Harvard and Cornell varsity rowing crews meet on the Charles River later this afternoon in another scheduled race. Kansas City notes report Judge McPherson sustaining a demurrer to indictments against George H. Crosby, former Burlington freight traffic manager, in a conspiracy to grade rebates. trial evidence deemed insufficient. Social items include a Wichita homecoming and Kansas City visitors visiting Lawrence friends, with multiple social engagements, receptions, and local club activities.
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Gounod Mass to be performed at University vesper
The University chorus under Prof Hubach will render Gounod's Mass to St Cecelia next Sunday at 4 30 PM in University Chapel. Miss Helen Gilson, who gave a Frazerball recital, sang with bass Mr W D Detwiler and accompanist Mrs W D Detwiler. The event is planned as a yearly vesper commencement address at the University.
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Dancing party guests flock to Phi Gamma Delta lawn
A long list of out of town guests gathers in Topeka for the Phi Gamma Delta annual dancing party on the lawn of their chapter house. Attendees include Miss Mary Chase Chamberlain Topeka Inez Grant Kansas City Gay Sheppard Kansas City Ruby Chisham Atchison and many others from Kansas City Topeka Leavenworth Chanute and nearby towns. The article notes invitations sent to attendants of the wedding from 1898 and references a 20th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs J U Hall of Lyons.
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Presbyterians Welcome Cumberland Delegation in Des Moines
A northern Presbyterian assembly in Des Moines, Iowa, exalted union sentiment as seventeen Cumberland representatives entered the hall. Cheers and pandemonium followed the visitors as a reception committee escorted them to the stage amid waving handkerchiefs and loud applause.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
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Sixty suspended at Baker University after student strike
Lawrence reports that about 70 Baker University students were suspended by the faculty for a holiday protest that disrupted classes. A town source says suspensions may last until faculty decide their return and may require exams. The incident followed a planned trip to watch a baseball game in Lawrence.
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Baker University
Lawrence
Brooke
Haker
Brooks
Squires' Warning and County Institute Plans Mentioned
A fragmentary notice discusses visiting Squires' for a photo and warns about rooms for students. It notes County Superintendent Bowman listing rooms if Maskell Institute plans proceed. Mention of Indian stenographers training in business contexts and King Smith selling Garnett Republican Plaindealer with two job offers.
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Mr Smith
Mau
Rain Refreshes Crops Amid Persistent Storms
Weather finally delivered needed moisture after a dry spell. Rainfall revived vegetation and lifted spirits. farmers note soil and pasture improvements. Geo Smith reports healthy stock lines and a ready supply of lap nusters, Hymets, and bugey whips.
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Geo Smith
Caps and Downs at university year end exercises
The last chapel exercises closed the year at the university with seniors in caps and gowns. Dr Strong gave the farewell, and senior reps from the three schools urged changes. Dan niy Sheedy urged law school representation, Clyde Baldwin called for a university club, and John Header pressed closer faculty-student ties. The new practice begins next year. Plus notices on Sugar Bowl ads, G A B ladies meet, a preliminary hearing for J W Thornton and Mayo, and a vendor inviting graduates’ guests to view Indian goods.
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Carpets Thoroughly Cleaned and Renovated by Machinery
Carl & A Leonett and Co announce carpet cleaning and renovation services by machinery. Ball phone 704 Home 128.
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