Mossler Dies After Long Strenuous Life
Lawrence obituary notes Mossler a 25 year commercial traveller and leading local figure. Born in Germany, he lived in Lawrence twenty years, supported a wife and four daughters including Gertrude and Sadie. His death followed six months of illness and he left a legacy of energy and devotion to family.
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Tarrevrow
the Elks
Tees
GU Dadiaha- Street
Germany
LHSG
Amenea
Jorlianapolis
Lawrence Twen
Gertrude
University of Kansas
Sadie
Miss Hey
Mussler
Yuan
Mr. Mussler
Lawrence
Journal Part Ways With Paul Dinsmoor As Business Manager
The Journal releases Paul A. Dinsmoor from the business manager post after three years of service. He will remain secretary of the company and pursue advancement in commercial work. J. R. Brady, editor’s nephew, becomes the new business manager with years of newspaper experience.
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the Journal
Paul A. Dinsmoor
Force
Dinsmoor
Paul
J. R. Brady
Journal
Kern Campaign Tiny Toothbrush Symbol Stirs New York Visit
Democrat vice presidential hopeful Jula W. Kern arrived in New York with only a toothbrush as baggage. Reporters and crowds focused on the symbol of the simple life and campaign honesty, while Kern spoke at Hoflimin House headquarters about great issues in a spirited appearance.
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New York
Jula W. Kern
General Grant
Vicksburg
Wabash
Conemy
Indiana
Kern Demmocracy
Wrond
Mr. Kern
Governor Haskell Heads Texas Trip For State Fair Address
Guthrie Oklahoma October 19 Governor Haskell with family staff and a hundred prominent democrats left on a special train for Dallas to deliver the principal address at the state fair. Joseph G Cannon left St Louis to campaign in sixty towns in south central Missouri over three days. Bryan began speeches in Illinois stressing party platform injunction declarations before crowds at Relay Depot.
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Oklo
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Dallas
Texas
Cannon
St. Louis
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Missouri
Ryan
Bryan
Ilinois
Tere
Samuel Bowles, Jr
Disciplinary Action for Evans at Sea
Lieutenant Frank T. Evans of the Louisiana faces reprimand and loss of 150 numbers after being found guilty of absence from post and disrespectful conduct. The court martial notes the sentence as just and public reprimand.
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Yokohama
Frank T. Evans
Louisiana
Costly Fire Destroys Coronado Block at Jamestown
A costly blaze swept the Coronado building on the Chautauqua assembly grounds in Jamestown October 19, destroying the main business block valued at about $50,000. Losses included the post office fixtures and stable lighting, highlighting fire hazards around combustible materials and lanterns near stables.
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Coronado
Chautauqua
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Taft Plans Day of Campaign Across States
Taft begins a whirlwind in Washington and travels to New Jersey Delaware and Baltimore with Secretary Garfield presiding at a Baltimore rally. Roosevelt signs contract to become associate editor at the Outlook after his presidency ends in March. A report cites Sears, Zayeg’s nephew of Admiral Togs of the ran navy, charged with disorder.
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New Jersey
Delaware
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Garfield
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Roosevelt
New York
Outlook
E As Penned Sears
Zayeg
Togs
Ran Navy
Lost pup and housing ad in one notice
A fragmented notice seeks a lost white and cream pup with bears trimming and asks to call 2185 if found. It also lists a wanted furnished rooms or light housekeeping and an employment pitch from Frank W. Williams Company offering agents $36.00 weekly or 400 percent profit with materials and catalogues.
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America
Frank W. Williams Company
W. Tayer St
Chicago
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Update
Kansas City markets show wheat receipts 296 cars with Dec and May futures around 1. New quotes list No 2 hard and red wheats, oats and rye values, hay prices from 8.25 to 10 per ton, and butter Creamery at 27 to 34 cents. Live stock receipts total 35,000 with cattle, hogs and calves priced per head and packers bidding 5.25 to 5.10 for hogs. Chicago notes wheat and corn futures with similar bid ranges. lard and pork values given along with spot prices and circulation teasers.
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Train collision near Newton claims engineer’s life
Santa Fe train No. 17 collided with a stock extra fifteen miles east of Newton. Engineer Dave H. Roberts of Emporia died. Twenty two passengers injured, none seriously. Both trains at full speed amid signals confusion. Laura Larue Lawrence sustained a concussion and a broken tooth in the crash.
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Braddock
Newton
Dave H. Roberts
Emporia
Laura Larue
Lawrence
Governor Elder Stricken With Paralytic Stroke
Gov. P. P. Elder suffered a paralytic stroke at his home last night but remains conscious. The 50-year-old leader participated actively in a Democratic meeting yesterday, introducing the party’s congressional nominee B. J. Sheridan and delivering vigorous remarks. The incident follows his long anti-Republican stance and ties to Kansas Territory days.
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Ehler
B. J. Sheridan
Congress
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Kansas Territory
United Sit
W. A L. Peffer
Arkansas Trunk Line 3 Cent Fare Takes Effect
The 3 cent passenger rate on Arkansas trunk lines began at 12:01 a.m. replacing the 2 cent rate set by the legislature. Nine short lines will file injunctions against the railroad commission, aiming to reestablish the 3 cent rate if granted, with small lines following suit. The piece also contains unrelated ads and a brief, nonsensical line about marriage.
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Littl Rock
Ark
Luz
Railroad Commission
People Daily Roundup of Visits and Travels
A string of short notes records residents and visitors in Kansas City, Topeka, Lawrence and surrounding towns. Names include Miss Louie Weber, May Wud Zimmerman, Fritz Luckan, W. Jenkins, Clyde Linton, Walter Doughis, Kal W. Campbell, Miss Eva Butler, and Prof. Frank E Ward among others. Several travel plans and brief returns mark a lively commute of local figures and relatives.
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Anderson
Milton
Kansas City
Tolay
Louie Weber
Kansas Cis
May Wud Zimmerman
Lawrence
Jewn Suattinger
Topeka
Lizzie Read
Walter Doughis
Charles Hoar
C. C. Curl
Ottawa
Fritz Luckan
Seattle
Coffeyville
Worrel
4. Edwards
Spicelani
Tnd
Henley
Kal
W. Campbell
Taney Kinnear
Bareasen
Beloit
T. F. Rudisill
Frank E
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Ralph Ward
Joliet
Social events and notices fill Lawrence week
Miss Francis Dinsmoor hosts card club while sophomores plan a Friday dance at F. A. A. Hall. Betas entertain girlfriends Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Bowman celebrate their 25th anniversary at 2235 Mass. St. Mrs. Sinclair and Miss Marie visit Coffeyville to see Mrs. Scurr. L. Kinzie improves as family cares for ill child. The Fairfax dining room serves oysters and chicken after theater tonight.
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F. A. A. Hall
Geo. Bowman
Mass. Street
Win. Sinclair
Marie Sinclair
Coffeyville
Thomas Scurr
Howard Hackney
Wellington
Lawrence
Lulu Sherman
Kansas City
City
Ladies of the Eastern Star
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Commencement Orator George B Harvey to Speak at KU
The University of Kansas will welcome George Brinton McClelland Harvey of New York City to deliver the commencement address next June. Harvey, editor and business leader, serves as president of Harper & Bros and owns the North American Review, bringing strong reputation to the campus event.
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University of Kansas
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North American Review
Appeal Dismissed in Nun Murder Case
The United States appellate court dismisses the petition for a writ of habeas corpus in the case of Bilik who received a death sentence for murdering a nun. The appeal challenges jurisdiction and was denied by Judge Latudis in the United States Circuit Court for the Northern District.
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Latudis
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Journal Gives Early Football Scores in Lawrence
The Journal reports it provides premier football scores ahead of all others in Lawrence, delivering important results first and keeping the office busy answering calls. It emphasizes publishing six times more telegraph news daily and claiming scores arrive twelve hours before morning papers.
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Journal
Telegraph
Lawrence
Tragic trolley wreck in Kansas City injures many
A line of three Troost avenue trolley cars collided near Thirteenth street. One man died and fifteen or more were seriously injured as passengers rushed to escape. The wreck left twenty six injured with five in critical condition including Miss Ethel Neusted and Mortimer R. Plat Jr. Police and readers noted a crowded downtown crowd and extensive damage.
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