Chicago Street Railway Strike Near Settlement Talks
Chicago November 14 arbitration for the street railway strike may come today with General Manager McCullough and employes president Mahon open to meeting. Both sides signal willingness to refer disputed points to the state board of arbitration or to meet the company. Police guard cars from south side barns as crowds jeer crews and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
McCullough
Railway
Mahon
State Board
Model day plan for Cornell students by President Schurman
Ithaca N Y Nov 2 An address before a mass meeting of Cornell students President Schurman outlined a model day for university students dividing time into eleven hours for study two for meals two for athletics one for recreation and eight for other activities He asserted that harder studying yields better results on a plain wooden chair rather than a cushioned one and urged new students to forsake upholstery for hardwood. H C Brick for the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornelllrentimen
G. Schurman
Schurman
Mathew Stanley Quay Retirement Triggers Potential Candidacy
The document discusses Mathew Stanley Quay possibly retiring from the United States Senate and Allegheny County preparing a candidate for the party primary. It notes Henry Oliver’s withdrawal could affect the race and mentions Mer Frick's role on the Republican finance committee with George T. Oliver as a major contributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Findance Committee
Fivorge T. Oliver
Colfax mob razes brewer's new plant in Bloomington
A few hundred residents in Bloomington Illinois attacked and razed a brewer's recently erected plant at Colfax. Carpenters and workers faced overwhelming numbers and planned resistance but were outnumbered. Warrants issued. In Washington the Navy reports no Colombian troop movement toward Panama. Officers deem Isthmus defense adequate for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Colfax
Mermire
Washington
Navy Department
Panama
Germany Opens Trade Ties With Panama Government
Berlin reports German consular representatives in Panama have established business relations with the new government and Germany has sanctioned the action. A local ad notes Bibles and Testaments newly arrived at Boughton's 1025 Massachusetts Street, and a photo shop at 5 Sve Squiroa offers up-to-date images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Panama
Boughton’s
Massachusetts Street
Cost of living report on worker families
The Bureau of Labor publishes a bulletin on the cost of living of workmen families. From 2,567 families in 33 states the average income and expenditures are shown. Food costs are a major portion, rising above the decade’s average in 1902 by about 16 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Washington
Bureau of Labor
Agui
B.S
Isia
Kansas Negro Guilty in Landmark Attack Trial
In Yates Center Kansas November a jury convicted John Wood a Black man of attacking Mrs Julia Lind. After a two day trial and a long night wait the jury returned a guilty verdict. Judge Fouse sentenced the man to a terms in the penitentiary. Three attempts were made by a neighbor to intervene and stop the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates Center
Kas
John Wood
Julia Lind
Quay
Jude Fouse
Sherith Patterson
Money Waiting For Murduck Back Pay In Legislature
The state comptroller’s office shows part of Victor Murduck’s salary as a committee clerk for cities in the first session has not been paid. Murduck left the post while pursuing the Republican nomination in the seventh district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popesa
Victor Mur
Murdock
Jury Deliberating in Barrett Dolan Py Garcilrett Case
In St Louis the jury for the naturalization fraud cases of Thomas F E Barrett Dolan and Police officer Frank Py Garc lrett reported no verdict yet Judge Adams sent them back for continued deliberations. Ten jurors reportedly favor conviction. In New York a priest from Willimsbridge is missing after Thursday night the community fears kidnapping or murder by the Mafia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas FE. Barrett
Jon 1
Dolan
Policceman
Frank Py Garc Lrett
Adams
Continge Hs
New York
Nav. i
Joseph Cirringione
Tuartenlate Conception
Willimsbridge
Fim
St. Louis
Thog. E. Barrett
Ryals Cut Mis Throat in Feir City
Joseph Ngeu, 55, an elderly resident and proprietor of the Whey stone house, committed suicide last evening by cutting his throat. He had suffered from lung and heart trouble for a month, with death not expected imminently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feir City
Kas
Joseph Ngeu
Wheystone House
Donald to Enter Race in First District
In Atchison Kansas ex mayor W T F Donald is expected to seek the Republican nomination for congress in the first district joining Andy White already declared. The race will feature two local candidates from Atchison county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kas
W. T. F. Donald
Donald
Atchison County
Andy White
Governor Bailey Faces Legislature Disclosures Pauses On Probes
Governor Bailey says disclosures lack enough evidence for state prosecutions and vows to wait for further findings. Vouchers examined alphabetically, linking to general corruption claims but no crook edness yet confirmed. Details reference to payroll and payments for legislative work amid winter conditions and resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Era
Coleman
Bailey
City Attorney Contests Rumors of Water Scandal Probe
Grand Rapids reports a former city attorney confessing to involvement in a water conservation scandal. Prosecutors anticipate further arrests of former aldermen and city officials as the case widens. An official warned the developments could be among the worst in the history of the nation, rivaling the St. Louis scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
New
Lanthe
Shary
Ward
Adderman
Midad
St. Louis
MVJIMSEY THE BUYER. st. Joseph.
Marysville Missouri reports the sale of the Josaits oldest newspaper by Louis Gaplord and the Kautasan estate company led by a prominent figure. The price was 28 000 and possession will pass tomorrow. The paper, once a democrate affiliated publication, will switch to a republican one.
Wreck Kills Engineer Near Buffalo on Pennsylvania Line
Nov. 14 reports cover a wreck on the Pennsylvania road near Buffalo where engineer Cole was buried under his engine and killed. Several injured were thrown clear as the wreck occurred on a bridge. the train’s braking effort failed to prevent the collision amid dense fog and brake-distance limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tutweiler
B.C. Byers
Kankake
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Road
Cole
Campbell Denies Bribe Charge In Kansas Case
Fort Scott and Oswego reports say Campbell denies all bribery allegations connected to Labette county clerk salary bill. He claims no money was received or offered and asserts prosecution aims to ruin his reputation. He requested immediate trial, accusing accusers and noting information reached them via newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kansas City
de Campbell
Oswego
Sheppard
Labette County
Canego
Oswero
Weaver
Evie
Steel Market Uneasy Amid Pool Price Changes
The steel trade faces uneasy mood as price pressure and potential pool breakups ripple through New York markets. Observers note easier price cuts than sustained hikes, with some producers reportedly selling below production costs and talks of a wider, freer market if the billet pool dissolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ube
St Wats
Esterday
Rates Are Too High In Grain And Lumber Trade
Interstate Commerce Commission rules Wichita to Galveston grain shipments and lumber moves west of the Mississippi to Texas Louisiana and Arkansas are unreasonable and must be cut. Also notes Nellie Grant Sartaris appointed president of the World’s Sale ladies’ managers board in St Louis. Paris painter dies after operation and a Camera club postpones meeting until after Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wichita
Santry, Hock Iskuet
Galveston
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
St. Louis
Nellie Grant Sartaris
Was. Grant
James L. Clair
Iady Managers of the Worlds Sale
Tag
Camera Club
Blake
Immense crowd fills town for Kansas Nebraska game
A description of a large, spirited Nebraska Kansas football crowd in town for the big clash. Early morning arrivals from Lincoln and Lincoln train crowds, college colors and banners visible. Weather ideal, streets lively, and local excitement high as fans gather for the annual contest with notable officials and players mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Nebraska
Linzeln
Santa Fe
Cong Unic Pacific
Lincoln
Tod
Uherm College
Lanwrence
Furns
Praternity Trentacrs
Asc
Oentual Molen
Wisary
Wits
Amiach College
Ft Leavenworth
Raum
Abiiene
Teaus
Ned Auska
There’s Reason for It at the Fair Store
A local store in town prides itself on offering better goods at lower prices than anywhere else. Despite growth, it keeps small profits, maintaining a large stock of first class American merchandise. The store continues its past policies, now with a larger stock and more fall and winter items in dry goods and millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise
Symposium on George MacDonald by Voitarian ladies
The Voitarian ladies plan a Wednesday afternoon program at 3 in the church parlor featuring a life and works account of George MacDonald prepared for Friends in Council by Mr EB Learnard. Mrs A M Wilcox will recount visiting MacDonald’s home abroad along with recitations and singing of his poetry by local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Macdonald
Friends In Council
EB. Learnard
A. M. Wilcox
George Mardeunald
Mardenald
Sme
Lawrence High School Won in football on McCugh Field
Lawrence High School and the Lawrence Ligh seroul football team won the game 15 to 0 at McCugh Field with a strong crowd in attendance. The article notes local supporters and a reference to Mutual Benefit Life Insurance of Newark as sponsor in the period copy. Also mentions a concert by Professor Skiltun and Prerat, and a library transfer planned for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Ligh Seroul
McCugh Field
Lawrence Boys
Grand Old Mutual Benefit
Newark
N.S
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
World News Digest Mixed Signals Across Nations
A collection of brief, often garbled snippets describes diverse topics from European powers to British imperial policy. Mentions of Austria Hungary Magyars Germany Britain Ireland and Canada mix with economic notes, tax tidbits, and odd curios including a cranberry pie inspiration and Nebuchadnezzar palace tiles shipped to Germany.
Cattle and hog market phrasing with mixed quotes
Kansas City market notes report hogs at 13 000 head with top 4.95 for mixed and butcher groups bulk 460 to 4.80. Cattle around 1 000 head steady with heavy 4.40 to 4.80 packers 4.40 to 4.80 medium 4.80 to 4.90 high 4.80 to 4.0734 Yorkers 4.90 to 4.074 pigs 4.80 to 4.8734.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sie
Fire Dept
Bexton O
Barton M. G. Cenaia Livra Fan Walgher
Mesaure
G. E.lindsey
M. Newmark
Moore
Menger T
Prentice
Pickens
Brooks
Reinisb
EL Garret R
McFarland Co
Neilie G Uatty
Geo
Murcha J
Dalton
Fliat
Taira Wara
Worth
Ware
W. Be Ferland
E.A Kandery
Bennettu
Newuusrk
Jima
O. Bb
Gardner JW. Krum
Lindsey Grant Garet
F.J Wumama
Parker & Means
Juss 3
Ork E Learnard
Juurua
Wut
H. Perris
Second Fear
Salita Wank Duilding
A. Basher
Braverest
Arl Gioes
Henry Streets
Swate
Wlaont
Miss Stove Abe Page
Letueaser
Fae Gdeene Bey Denen T Sethoe
Saab
Realtek
Aseh
Jong Satan
Pepe
Paetts Streed
Tunis
Peeen Ays
Attel
Notary Fubbe Trier
Lawrebes
Salvare
JH. Gillham Bee
Lavaca
Lvetay
C. G. Schulz General Repair Work
West Henry St
J.C. Tromison
C. M. Thomrsom
R.¢. Leuty
Mass
ST. Horgeehoring
Hiecksmibiog
Lawrence Rug Factory
Indiana Street
Horsenhoeng
Wim
Musa. Street
J.&. Nicolson Livery Stable
Hose
Burke B14
Vermeont Street
Heal Feed
Offic
Strikias
Baday Chatoo
Aminez
Ishind
Cape Piaguera
Tayti
St. Simon
General Diamines
Port Au Brive
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
Fabas
Cornell
THE
Senate
Mathew Stanley Quay
Brewer's
Louis
Ryals
Des Moines
John Dailer
Dick Bros
Saneta Fits
Nes
Rosie Cid
Lotie
Contesses
Mvjimsey
Missouri
Cale
Gadly
Teterson City
Grand Jury
Lai
Farrison
MR. Campbell
Inter-state Commerce
Commis
Sions
Sien
Grant
Dallas
Mesander
Velasco, Utazos and Northert Railway
Paris
Adduréss
Duos Vermot Street
Skilton and Preyer
University of Kansas
First Baptist Church
W. R. Wood L
Kansas and
McCook Field
YALE
Princeton
New Traven
Willy Invet
Pame von
New Hiaven
Columbia
Iowa
Missouri University
Topeka
Washburn
Lindsburg
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Carisle Indians
Pennsylvan Indians
West Point
West
Point
Columbia-Cornell
Harvard-Yale
Cambridge
Harvard
B. M. Gregory
George McDonald
Tee
Mr. Gaindon
Cecerer
Breicht
Desthal
Toad Town
Lawrence High School
Skiltun
Prerat
Brary Will Bey
Rowlaids
Stesetisun
Around
Austria-Hungary
United States
Emerron
Belfast
Great Britain
England
Wales
Ireland
Scotland
Palace of
Nebuchadnezar
Babylon
Koldeway
Macedonia
Sherit Conny
Ater
Qoroner
Saveriuty
Smart AG
Lara
B. Ayers
Mabel Nox
Obo Lowen
Carl Metin U
Lawrence National Bank
United States Depositary
AL. Moore
Fla. Karey
Bartelidor Tibachartavy Henley
Wallan
COW
Stubby
JL. Bowersock
J.D. Bowersock
Paul BR. Brooks
Usabler H.L Moore
H. E. Benson
Ass't Cashler Surety Depot Baces
Kent
Watkins National Bank
Tucker
Huzeo
Watkins
Mathanis
Moton
M. Newamare
S.A. Wood
Lee Canhter
Corpus
Rovenor
MD Manley , Almarka
Wim. T. Sinclair
Ana Suna
Alfred Whitman
Whitteal Estate
Hugh Blair
Mays Ft Lawrence
Kan
Massachusetts Streat
City
Boughton's
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!