Lawrence City Council honors Pringle with special session actions
Lawrence officials announce a special council session to mourn Officer T. W. Pringle and pledge hospital and funeral expenses plus family support. Kansas will likely offer an $800 reward for Bullock. equity and bank groups consider further aid. Citizens urged to donate via bank subscription papers to aid Pringle’s widow and children.
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Speciauesti
Tok Veluek
Pringie
State of
Kansas
Bullock
Aday
Equity Commissioners
Promctivess Vertion
Eudora
Pringle
Lawrence
T. W. Pringle
Oeteber
Fauersd
Methodist Church
Suti
Elock
SL. Bish
Condoi
Whener
Suslehildren
D. Bishop
Fortnightly Club hosts Prof Dunlap at home for meeting
In Lawrence society notes Prof C G Dunlap will entertain Fortnightly Club members at his home this evening. The item also highlights Mount Gread’s recent engineering building house warming with festive lighting, student pride, and a formal reception by engineering faculty and students.
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C. G. Dunlap
Mount Gread
United States
Fieht
Conamltee
Dean Marvin
Marvin
Frank Swong
W. A. Wearend
Taft and Diaz Meet in El Paso in Solemn Courtesy Exchange
President Taft and Mexican President Porfirio Diaz met behind closed doors in El Paso with cannons firing salutes. The leaders exchanged greetings and toured civic spaces, crossing borders twice, while guards and officials staged ceremonial welcome events. A separate incident saw a 14 year old student fatally injure a classmate over an American flag dispute.
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el Paso
Texas
Taft
Perfurio Diaz
Republic of Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Diaz
Ciudad Juarez
United States
Mexicoan
Hiem
Duarez
ElPaso
J. Franklin Bell
Dickinson
Gras
Roosevelt
Panama
Neil Morgan
Slabber
Lawrence Mimber
Douglas County Man Enters Race for Congress
Hon A C Mitchell of this county announces bid for the Republican nomination in the Second District. He pledges to uphold the party platforms, contrast progressives with Aldrich Cannon faction, and fight for principles even at cost of committee posts. He values true reform and representing people’s sentiment.
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Douglas County
Congress
A. C. Mitchell
Mitchell
Republican Party
Republican
Aldrich
Cannon
Aldrich- Cannon
Kynisas
Street Railway Troubles Reach Supreme Court in Parsons
The Parsons city fight over a subway crossing for the Katy railroad has stretched from city council vetoes to a Supreme Court review. A Board of Railroads Commissioners order to construct a subway beneath Katy tracks faces ongoing legal and political battles.
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Parson Street Railway
Supreme Court
Board of Railroads Commissioners
Cite Council
Parsons
Board of R
Katy
Street Raillway
Waobey J
Classified Ads Blunt and Bargain Laden from Local Sources
A jumble of notices offers clothing and shoe disposal, new moulding, a jeweler, and heavy automobile bargain listings. It lists Times Square Automobile Co bargains with multiple used cars and prices, plus exhibition notes at the university and an assortment of local business ads. The notices include contact details such as Bell 1080 and addresses on Mass St and 821 Tennessee. Alfred Noller and Wolf's Book Store are among the readers, with sale and trade offers across the region.
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Times Square
Pany
Thomas C Hop
Lovumobile
Thomas Detroit
Stevens Duryea
Vnal
H. P i
Nate Day
Cor. Henry
Buick
Gulf Country
Maxwell
Eyl
C. W. Phillips
Tennes- Ford
Cadillac
Oakland
Oldsmobile
Isth & Pine Sts
St. Louis
Michigan Ave
Chicago
New York
Peny
Main &J
Kansas
Uni- City
Pittsburg Wins Championship Test in Detroit Baseball Clash
Detroit and Pittsburg met in a decisive world championship style game at Beavens Park amid chilly forty degree weather. Malin led Detroit with strong series play while Clarke of Pittsburgh faced injury and tight defense as Adams and Gilson worked mound duties. Multiple injuries affected Detroit but lineup remained, with Abstein doubling and Miller driving in runs in a tense contest that ended with Pittsburgh securing key outs and a late double play by Detroit.
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Pittsburg
Detroit
Mich
Beavens Park
Malin
Den
Clarke
Pittsbore
Adsims
Maddox
Phillippe
Seluhu
Mahdi
Piltsburg
Gilson
Adams
Tintande
Chuetling Evans
Oti
Tobe
Ker
Firat
Byr
Lanevan
Byrie
Danovaty
Lenek
Leach
Tyrne Wis
Ghamlis Heap
Byrne
Wagner
Miller
Gs Ech
Neo
Sunes
Bash
Alstein
Wile Sun
Warner
Detrotti
Abe
Doe
Abstein
Cleary Teon
Milel
Maller
Wilson
Bush
Schmidt
Delehanty
Gibson
Mullin
Donovan
Muliin
Tn Miller
Abstein Pierson
Joe
Leach Sin Hovath
Clarke Sae Lesieh
Scokie Heaty
Waner
Schidt
Wagther
Detroit Baseball Notes and Kansas City concert preview
The page mixes a Detroit-Crawford baseball game update with a lengthy concert and shopping notices. It references players like Delehanty Leach and Wagner, plus an innings sequence, then shifts to Willis Wood Theater Kansas City presenting the Willis Series with soloists Madame Gadski and Alice Nielsen, and local shop announcements in Lawrence and Topeka.
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Willis Woods
Kansas City
Willis Wi
Joluiaan Ciadski
Priwa Dana Sopasina
Willis Wood
Mae
Mane
Gadski
Alien Nielson
Alice Nivlcon
Prin Denn
Pera
Nielson
Four More And SG Persist In Giving It To Dr Cooke
A fragmented report notes Dr Frederick Cooke, famed explorer from New York, continuing to receive support. The source hints at disputed actions and absent figures, mentioning Burris and a case tied to forestry and a September event.
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Frederick Cooke
Seaview
Ubon
Cook
Lawrence Boy Wins Second Harold Smith Typewriter Record
A Lawrence boy set a new record on a typewriter contest in New York City on September 2. Harold Stith of this city finished second, writing words that set a publicized mark. Stith is the son of Res UC Smith and lived in Lawrence. his family details were noted in connection with the event.
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Harold Smith
du Vie
New York City
Dbarubi
Harold Stith
Res UC Smith
Tamaly
Lawrence
Sean
Abe
Death of an Old Settler Katherine White
Mrs. Katherine White, a longtime settler of Lawrence, died in Denver two days ago from injuries suffered in an accident. The elderly resident, born in Lawrence, had lived there many years and was noted for her ties to the community. Her passing is reported amid a period of mourning for local families and friends.
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Katherine White
Denver
Lawrener
White
In Favor of Johnson Betting Odds Reported
In San Francisco and other cities betting odds favored Johnson at ten to four. Report notes Johnson’s camp publicly weighed in before the bout and Tarver’s side faced scrutiny as the fight sale neared.
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San Francisco
Catal
John Son
Johnson
Hugh Steele Appointed to Local Post Office Seat
The article reports Hugh Steele being appointed to take over the position formerly held by Dave McClure at the local post office. Details describe Steele’s origins in the southern town area and the anticipated transition under the new appointee.
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Dave McClure
Hlazh Steels Tas Bees
Shei
Dave McCin
Bette
Otties
Hurt in street car accident in Youngstown Ohio
Al Smith and his brother are described as unable to recover after a street car collision in Youngstown Ohio. The text appears garbled with unclear details but centers on injuries and ongoing illness following the incident.
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al Smith
Youngstown
Ohio
Elia Sati
Mrs Clark Reynolds Dead In Balejs Residence
The notice reports the death of Mrs Clark Reynolds wife of Major Reynolds of Balejs who passed away last night. The item mentions exhibition and auctioneer services offered by W E Nevin of Lawrence Kansas and references a picture exhibit at a local gallery along with jewelry dealers Paul Revere Silver Kil Teursens and Kil Mass St.
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Bolton Jones
University
Lawrence
Carnegie Musevum
Major Reynolds
Balejs
Ty Lore
Af Hardwire
Paul Revere
Kil
Teursens
T17
Mass
Wartime mood and fan spectacle at Koaneis University train departure
A chaotic scene unfolds as Koaneis University rooters depart on a special train for a victory, with crowds and anxious journalists at the Tuemad office tracking events. Reports describe scattered enthusiasm, nervous energy, and speculation about a surprise in the World Championship series while local phones buzz with updates.
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Koaneis Univerity
Fiat
Mitheagh
Potiet
Pune
K. E _ Wartisins
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Wolf's Book Store
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Indiana
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Jones
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Pring
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Mt. Vernon
St. Uead
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College Jew
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Mount McKinley
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New York N.Y
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Lawrence Boy
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