Dynamite Blast Wounds University Worker in Basement Dig
At the University building excavation a dynamite blast severely maims Dan Dahlene, leaving his left hand blown off at the wrist and causing grave internal injuries. Workers and students rushed to aid as Prof. Root and Dr. Naismith provided first aid before an ambulance transported him to hospital in critical condition.
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University
Dan ‘Lahlene
Lavn- Telce
TC. Rudollih Ane
Dahlenel
Dalitene
Darlene
Robinson Gymnasium
C. B. Root
Jas. Naismith
J. C. Studolp
Radolph
Manual Training Exhibit Showcases Student Work
An exhibition at the Manual Training High School displays department projects including Domestic Art under Miss Cole and Miss Patterson, Freehand drawing under Miss Foster, and Manual Training under Mr. Emmett and Mr. Pecking. The Domestic Science Department hosts a sale Wednesday afternoon as part of a visit by parents to view student work.
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Representa
Pecking
Seloul
Coffman’s pocket picked on rail trip to Fairbury
Rev FT reported losing about ten dollars from his pocket between Lawrence and Topeka while trying to ride to Fairbury Nebraska. A Roebuck official, an old acquaintance, located the lost money and ensured the minister could continue his journey. The article notes he preached Mrs L A Whitney’s funeral in Fairbury yesterday at 2 pm and returned home this morning.
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FT Arm
Rock Stand
Topeka
Fairbury
Nebraska
Lawrence
Roel
Isto
L. A. Whitney
Pairbiry
Health Official Seeks Halt on Friedman Treatment in New York
New York health official Dr. Joseph J. O Connell requests Health Commissioner Lederle to place a restitution prohibiting the Friedman treatment for tuberculosis on the port of health agenda. The push aims to stop the administration of the treatment until action is affirmatively taken.
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New York
Joseph J. O'Connell
Port of New York
Lederle
Pont of Health
Friedman
Health Department
Marriage License Issued to Will Criss and Gladys Deakins
Judge Lindholy issues a marriage license today to Will Criss and Gladys Treng Deakins, both residents of Lecompton, Kaeo. The event marks their formal union under local law.
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Lindholy
Will Criss
Gladys Treng Deakins
Lecompton
Kaeo
Peace and War Discussed in Memorial Sermon
Rev. C C Brown of the First Baptist Church preached a Memorial Sermon to Civil War veterans. He praised unarmed soldiers as survivors of the great conflict and urged reason before force. He cited Union Army mortality rates and noted many veterans have since passed away as services drew G A R members and veterans groups.
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C.C. Brown
Church Tolis
Brown
Rex
G. A. BR
G. A
W. 1 Co
Sons of Veterans
President sees powerful lobby opposing tariff bill
President Wilson told White House reporters that a vast, powerful lobby of special interests is driving opposition to the tariff bill. He warned money is being spent to sway public opinion against key items and said the public should not be voiceless while influential figures push alterations for private gain.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
White House
Washington
Tre
Farse’ Shuld
Boonevel
Poblic
Plan to Raise Funds Faces Tepid Support and Low Turnout
A proposal to raise one hundred thousand dollars with modest enthusiasm and a light voter base drew cautious backing. Supporters list anticipated allies as Friends of the Plan and local backers, while opponents urge further study before action.
Lawrence City Ballot On School Tax Levy For Buildings
The Lawrence Board of Education seeks voter approval to levy two mills for ten years to fund new school buildings and additions. The plan envisions three new facilities, two near downtown and one in southwest Lawrence, to replace aging Quincy and New York schools and improve lighting and ventilation. Public interest is mixed with notable opposition and support groups active ahead of tomorrow’s vote.
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Board of Education of
City of
Lawrence
Board of Education
Tuis
Nerby Lawrence
Woorhuwe
Lincoln
Quincy
New York
Nise
Druggists Gather for Kansas State Pharmaceutical Convention
Delegates to the Kansas State Pharmaceutical Convention expected to number in the hundreds with at least 400 druggists from across the state arriving for the event. The meeting opens tomorrow at Fraternal Aid Hall with an opening session, prayers, addresses, gubernatorial greetings, and officer reports before adjournment. Former K U student Ruth Vanlandingham drowns near Russellville, Arkansas while trying to save a companion.
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Kansas
Grant Harrington
Presient
K. U
Ruth Vanlandi¢uham
Kansas University
Husvellville
Ark
Miss Vanhindingham
Miss Vanlandingham
Roosevelt in Michigan with group of witnesses at court
Theodore Roosevelt and a retinue arrived in Marquette Michigan and entered the courtroom with a long list of witnesses including Rob Bacon Truman H. Newberry James R. Garfield Regis HU Post and others. The party accompanied Roosevelt and his son Philip as preparations were made for a pending legal proceeding.
Bacteriological Labora-8 City Note
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a bacteriological laboratory and Lawrence city context with unclear quotation marks and stray characters suggesting a torn report or caption. No clear actions, dates, or named individuals are readable.
Death of Chas Graeber Pioneer of Douglas County
Charles Graeber aged 37 died at his home 929 Pennsylvania street Lawrence after a long life marked by German birth in Prussia, service in the Seventeenth Kansas Infantry, and a near-raid escape during Quantrell activity. He leaves a large family. Funeral at 2:30 Tuesday from 72 Pennsylvania street with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Rev Brown to conduct services.
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Douglas County
Chas.Graeber
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Mr. Gracher
M ' Gracher
Lawrences
Haskell Ave
Cemetery Road
Qu Slegnen
Duslaol Tiernan
Graeher
Leipsic
Walterloo
Eller Garacher
Igsiave AL
Albert
Carl
Laura
Prank ML Molliday
Oak Hill Cemetery
I Brown
Faculty Members to Leave for Harvard Study
Two fellows depart the school of education for Harvard research on The Value of the Lesson Period in the Learning Process. Walter L. Harris is named principal of Whiple Academy in Jacksonville, Illinois, with a $2000 annual salary. Superintendent Yeoman of Osage City will take the Education Fellowship next year.
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G. 8. Snoddy
School of Education
Harvard
Walter L. Harris
University
Whiple Academy
Tiliais College
Jackonsville
Minois
Yeoman
Osaze City
Lawrence High Defeated by Leavenworth in Tight 8 7 loss
Lawrence High School baseball team fell to Leavenworth High School 8 to 7 in a closely contested game Saturday afternoon. Leavenworth led late, holding on for the victory at the field.
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Leavenworth Hig
Playgrounds Celebrate Second Annual Play Festival in South Park
Enthusiastic crowd praises the second annual play festival held Saturday afternoon in South Park. Children from multiple grades performed dances, songs, and a courtly pageant, with notable acts by Haskell Indian Band and Lincoln and Central schools. A plantation-themed drill, a track meet, and grade-level competitions highlighted the event, with New York and local schools sharing top honors.
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Satrday Aftenoon
South Park
Narghy
Uenrbere
Play Grounds Association
Haskell Indian
Liza Eheit
Patel Jiment
Linceln
Police Woman at Woodland Park to Be Named Soon
A Woodland Park management seeks a policewoman to aid in crowd control and visitor supervision. The officer will be commissionned as a deputy and serve at the park during events and emergencies, reflecting a metropolitan model and aiming to improve safety and order.
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Woodland Park
Charles M. Topeka
Lawrence
Wota Vark
Tie Park
Stel
Immortality debate and wage doubt mar May issue
May 21 edition reports on low wages not causing immortality anxiety and a state life insurance debate. May 26 dispatch notes a train accident in Martinsburg, workers killed and injured on Magnolia project. Baptist Brotherhood hosts talk at 72 Indiana Street with John Sundwalk presenting on modern ideas in medicine. invitation extended to church men and congregants.
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Martinsburg
W.va
Magnolia
Baptist Hroirhood
JA. Vaan
Indiana Stree
John Sundwalk
M.D. Ayan
Alumni Reunions Highlight University Anniversary Events
Alumni from multiple classes prepare for a homecoming marking the University’s five year and milestone anniversaries. Notable attendees include Jeff the University’s prominent alumni and a Busy Tuesday features seven commencement week events led by an annual alumni address by Sheffield fig.
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The
Univer
University
Blachielardson
Olan
Lawrence
Ralph Collins
Wilki Wine
Pennsylvania
Tos Kan
Sheffield Fig
Ugly case at town shocks readers inaction looming
Vague report describes a violent incident and an unnamed sniper, with uncertain parties and minimal details. The text mentions a letter received and two men connected to the case, while noting broad fear and potential official action.
Local Sale Event Includes Horses and Goods Auction
A Saturday sale drew a crowd with livestock and various items put up for auction. The event saw horses and other goods offered, with plans noted for subsequent gatherings and an upcoming special sale related to a church or community group.
Woop Cutters Sentenced for Threatening Letters
Newark N J March 26 Jacob Vous and Seely Davenport were sentenced to prison today for sending threatening letters to President Wren before he assumed office. Davenport received five years. Vous for two. A separate note reports militant interference near the opening of an amateur world championship play, with guards intercepting and a volunteer escaping.
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Newark
N. Mary
Jacob ‘Vous
Seely Davenport
Wood ‘Chngye
Wren
Davenport
St. Andrews
Volf Champ Shi
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