Taft Seeks Southern Unity In Commerce And Pride
President Taft spoke after a Birmingham parade urging closer North-South union in commerce and sentiment while vowing to preserve the South’s noble Civil War traditions. Wright brothers pupils in Maryland set a U S record in flight with 614 minutes aloft at the aviation field amid a stiff wind. Menu items listed at Wiedemann’s include vanilla and chocolate ice cream flavors.
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Birmingham
Ala
Taft
Capital Park
Wright
College Park
Shemphreys
Foulois
Wright Brothers
United States
Society Notes Highlight Local Celebrations and Events
A society column reflects a 50th wedding anniversary at a couple's home in the western town area with many relatives attending. Pi Upsilon invites members to a Monday reception. A birthday dinner honors a guest with several attendees named. Trinity Church Men’s Club plans a Thursday meeting with Bishop Griswold to speak. Community notices promote cards, albums, and local shops.
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Moon Troi
W. EL Koehring
Hom
Pi Upsilon Fraternity
A.C. Mitchell
Lridge
Leonard Hazen
Carrie Calhoun
Ednad Hopkins
Myra Rogers
Euphemia Wart
Paul Jaobaugh
Roynd
Ben Forbes
Charles Brooks
Flw. Blackmar
Mir
John
Hubbell
Pearl John
Griswold
Elnb
Bers
Pres| Squires
Mass
St. Ent
Election results show Republicans gain in major cities and states
Across Massachusetts Rhode Island and New Jersey Republicans hold steady while Cleveland and New York see Republican-fusion victories. Virginia and Maryland shift under Democratic gains with Vir ginia electing Mann as governor and Maryland debating a disenfranchisement amendment. Philadelphia and Indiana announce Republican tokens, while New York City votes reshape the board of estimates and apportionment amid fusion forces.
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Massachusetts
Nicode Island
Virginia
New York City
Wm. J. Gayhor
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
San Francisco
Francis J. iLfeney
Maryland
Indiana
Juditanapolis
San Lewis Shank
Mayer
Judge Mann
Tammany
Westew York
John D. Miller
Jennie Miller
Eudora
Gaynor
Board of Estimates
Charles Whitman
Jtorney
New York County
Pennsylvania
Copubl ‘Ican
Samuel P. Rotant
Supreme Court
Tom. L. Dulingen
Jnerat
Hemain
Cl Ragther
State Senate
New York State
William J. Gaynor
Brooklyn
Vieta
Otto T.bannard
William Hearst
Eve
American officers to compete at Madison Square Horse Show
New York reports American officers will enter the Madison Square horse show with Fort Riley Kansas providing British entries in horse breaking. Lt Gordon Johnston of the Second Cavalry has arrived with four given horses. Other TAC Biaten officers include Lt G Tee 7th and Lt J C Montgomery with Cavalry.
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Madison Square Horse Show
New York
Madison Re Aarden
Fort Riley
Kaus
Liewenant Gordon Johnston
Lieutenant Johnston
Arleers
Ieutenant G. Tee
7Th
Seituni
J. C. Montgomery
Wth Cavalry
Nothing Doing at Big Chapel Friday
President Thompson of Ohio University and Prof. Ross of Wisconsin will lead chapel Friday morning. Law enforcement in Galveston reports no word received by Lawrence officers. A demonstration is planned with outdoor activities and possible letters about a gas company matter. Photographs by Squires urged for Christmas pictures.
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Thompson
Ohio University
Prof
Ross
Wisconsin
Lawrence
Galveston
Bullock
Bens
University
Lawrence Mneers
Steee
Sac
Peary Receives Gold Medal From Geographical Society
Commander Peary was awarded a gold medal by the National Geographical Society for reaching the north pole. The society accepted the sub committee report as corroborative, while a special sub committee will reexamine whether any explorer reached the pole before 1909, potentially evaluating Dr Cook’s records.
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Peary
National Geographical Society
North Pole
Imard
Pole
Remarkable Fast Express Trots Into Punglis County Spotlight
M D Connoles brings Fast Express from Lees Summit Missouri a premier trotter to Lamglis County Farm West of town attracts thousands as he debuts at the Connole farm Belvoir. The horse sired Fannie W and Mike Shire Jr among others and has a perfect money record.
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Punglis
M. D. Connoles
Lee’s Summit
Fannie W
Mike Shire, Jr
Mr. Connole
Fast Express
Sou Pretty
Connele
Winiry
Onto
Belvoir
Connolethas
Kansas City
Neue
Lamglis County
Deadly street car crash shocks Des Moines workers
Sixty eight persons were seriously injured and several fatally when a street car jumped detoured on a steep Des Moines hill and overturned in a residence district. W J Robb of Oklahoma City, a Stern Millinery Co employee, suffered multiple rib fractures and is among the likely fatally hurt.
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Pes Moines
Central
W. J. Robb
Oklahoma City
Stern Millinery Company
Beaver and Fur Hats Fit for Spring Display
The notice promotes hats and pyrography goods at Mrs. partition’s Wood, with a photographer offering four pictures at Grand Studio 1033 Mass Street. The scene hints at university events and favorable weather for upcoming classes and chapel sessions.
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Squires
Grand Studio
Mass, St
Mass
Lowell to Speak on Mars Lectures Second Week in February
Percival Lowell the famed astronomer will visit Lawrence in February to deliver a series of Mars lectures. He will address Sigma Xi chapters in Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Iowa.
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Lawrence
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Lowell
Sigma Xi
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Personal notices and market roundup mix from local scene
Purely personal items note visits and travels of residents including Miss Viva Clark Baldwin C E Bright of Chicago St Louis trip plans for Preece and others. Market data from Kansas City lists grain prices butter and livestock receipts with cattle hogs and prices for various classes.
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Baldwin
C. E. Bright
Chicate
Will Pilkenton
Frank McKnight
St. Louis
Nana Thomas
Concordia
Oscar Learnard
Bartlesville
Edgar Forde Sheen
Sheen
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Verna
Emery Macey
Jening
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Kaw
W. Babcock
WIBE
Gorden
Prominent Kansan Killed in Train Collision
Wellington Kansas resident and father of State Senator Hunter dies in a fatal accident when struck by a Pacific passenger train while en route to fish. The incident occurred near Hook Island as the train passed through, with immediate fatality reported.
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Hunter
Wellington
Kas Hunter
Sena P. Hunter
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