Hornsby property on West Warren Street listed for sale
Whitman s Garner offers the Hornsby property block on West Warren Street for sale marking the first single lot in the block. Office details available for particulars. Also offered is a modern eight room house near the University for sale or terms at 3500 dollars with loans mortgages and chattels via Alfred Whitman & Co Room 5 FP A A Building.
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Hornsby
Warren Street
Alfred Whitman & CO
A. A
Harvest rush hits Express and Cab men soon
Express and cab men brace for a busy harvest as trunks begin arriving next week. Students note the influx of freight and wagons on the streets, while a Kansas University connection links to the ongoing activity. Two new state normals for coordinate power with Emporia are planned, with Concordia or Dodge/Garden City as possible sites.
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Kansan University
Nene
Lown
Lawrence
Kansas
Topeka
Neva Scheuks
Emporia
Concordia
Dodge City
Garden City
Pittsburg
Hayes
City water blamed for sickness and calls for filtration
Lawrence officials and Dr Rudolph condemn city water as unsafe with malaria typhoid and green sediment. They urge filtration and boiling. school water setup stalled and doctors warn patients to boil water long enough to remove green scum. Local water works and health authorities clash over remediation pace.
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Dun Rudolph
Lawrence
Grant
Mudolph
Rudolph
Ur Kurtolph
Lawsrence Water Works
Lawrencée
Rudulph
Hag
Journal
They All Want Taft Campaigning in October
Republican leaders in Chicago cheer Taft's choice to deliver brief speeches from Sandusky to Cincinnati on Tuesday. The tour is viewed as the launch of possible future speaking journeys, though no firm dates are set for leaving Cincinnati. There is strong demand for his participation in October campaign work.
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Chicago
Taft
Sandusky
Cincinnati
Cineinnati
Bryan
Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
Vermont
FEANE P. SARGENT DEAD FORMER IMMIGRATION CHIEF DIES
Frank P. Sargent, commissioner of the immigration department of commerce and labor since 1902, died in Washington today from stomach trouble at age 54. He previously led the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and served on the industrial commission during McKinley's era. He was a 32nd degree Mason.
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Immigration Department
Washington, D. C
Frank P. Sargent
Immigration Department of Commerce and Labor
Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Industrial Commission
McKinley
Salt Lake City Wins G A R Encampment Vote
Salt Lake City defeated Washington by 461 to 104 to host the forty third annual encampment of the G A R next year in Toledo Ohio. Officers elected Thursday will be installed this afternoon. The Women s Relief Corps presented the G A R with a $1000 check for its permanent endowment.
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Toledo
Salt Lake City
Washington
Women's Relief Corps
G. A. RK
Company H of Kansas National Guards Prepares for Frontline Event
Twelve companies form the First regiment Kansas National Guards under Colonel Metcalé. Lawrence’s He Company led by Samuel G. Clarke boasts the largest camp presence with fifty eight enlisted men and three officers. A silver cup of 350 is awarded to the best shot, as rifle range lies six miles southeast at Paul Leonard place with a modern target range claimed as superior in the state.
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Kansas National Guards
Metcalé
Lawrence
Samuel G. Clarke
Fort Isley
Kans
Fhve Neo
O. KO
Sam Usher
Paul Leonard — Place
Dayhoff Surrenders to Kansas Court in Libel Case
Dayhoff former state superintendent of public instruction gave himself up in Shawnee county following Governor Folk of Missouri honoring the requisition. He was released on $500 bond signed by Frank Grimes and will be tried at the current term.
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Gov. Folk
Missouri
Topeka
I. F. Dayhoff
Ella G. Burton
Iso
Kansas
Yest
Shawnee County
Frank Grimes
Dayhoff
Sherif
Jefferson City
Fulk
Vayhoff
Roosevelt Receives Distinct Guests Amid Busy Day
President Roosevelt entertained a string of visitors including John A. Sleicher editor of Leslie's Weekly Henry A. Wise United States district attorney from New York Bishop C H Brent Protestant Episcopal bishop of the Philippines James F Williams and Richard V Calaban of the Taft campaign bureau Hamilton Fisk assistant treasurer of the United States Howard Richards of New York and Major W A Wadsworth of Avon New York.
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Roosevelt
John A. Sleicher
Leslie’s Weekly
Henry A. Wise
United States
New York
C. H. Brent
Philippines
James F. Williams
Richard V. Calaban
Taft Campaign Bureau
Hamilton Fisk
Howard Richards
Standard Oil Hearing Resumes in New Jersey Suit
The government’s bid to dissolve Standard Oil of New Jersey continued with C. T. Colling, a vice president of Standard Oil of Kentucky, denying on the stand that the firm used wagons misrepresented as independent pentaprises to retain trade control. The morning session focused on alleged unfair competition in Kentucky and Illinois.
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Oyster Gate
New Jersey
New York
Standard Oil Company of
C.T. Colling
Kentucky
Standard Oil Company
Illinois
Iowa Hold Quizzed by Judge in Texas Warrant Case
In the afternoon session Police Judge Louis Menger presided over the case of Joe Iowa, held by county officers awaiting word from Texas on a possible warrant. R B McWilliams represents the Jews, and hearings will determine grounds for Iowa's detention. The sheriff believes Iowa matches the Texas wanted description. Debs Moves On From Omaha To North Platte Ahead of Denver Meeting. Taft to Speak in Ohio Before Cincinnati Trip. Taft party to lodge in Sandusky Monday night at Adar Marah's home amid campaign stops. Gas globes offered at low prices by FW Fein's.
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Hiuows
Louis Menger
Joe Iowa
Texas
Towa
R. B. McWilliams
Iowa
Debs
Omaha
Eugene V. Debs
Omaha J
North Platte
Denver
Taft
Ohio
Middle Bass
Sandusky
Cincinnati
Adar Marah
FINE PROSPECTS Haskell Institute Sees Bright Attendance
Haskell Institute anticipates strong attendance for the coming term as students arrive from Kiowa and other reservations. A new Manual Training building will expand shop classes while Maurice A. Kent assumes athletic director duties and coaches the football squad. The season opens October 2 at Fayetteville against Arkansas.
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Haskell
Jtaskell
Ageneies
Lawrence
Kiowa
Oklahoma
Southakota
Michigan
Nebraska
Crow Agency
Maskell
Haskell Institute
Maurice A. Kent
Marshalltown
Iowa
Kent
University of Iowa
Haskell Indians
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Ark
Personal arrivals and departures in Lawrence area
Local society notes list names of residents and visitors from Topeka Denver Chicago and Kansas City. Several travelers leave for trips to Wyoming Herington and Indiana while others return to schools and towns including Lawrence Linwood Baldwin Garnett and Buffalo Niagara.
Arrested Woman Suspected in Dr. Rustin Murder case
In Omaha on September 4 police detained Miss Leona Bennett at the city jail awaiting the inquest into Dr. Rustin's death next Tuesday. No charges yet, but she admits being the last person with Dr. Austin before he reached home on the fatal night. Also noted, Aetherine Augusta Carr, a demented woman, will be tried tomorrow to examine her sanity. she has moved through several Kansas towns previously. </analysis>
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Dr. Rustin
Omaha
Neb
Leona Bennett
Dr. Austin
Aetherine Augusta Carr
Hugh Megna Thel
Mrs. Carr
Kansas
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Report
Kansas City markets show wheat receipts at 150 cars with nearby futures and cash quotes. Prices listed include No 2 hard 97-99 cents and No 2 red with Sept 91. May contracts show various shifts. Cattle and hogs receipts noted, with prices around 2.25 to 6.90 for steers and hogs. Weather, incidents, and notices intersperse in terse market notes.
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Kansas City
End Tomorrow Journal Pianos Vote Closes Saturday Four Oclock
Final Day for the Journal piano contest as voting wraps up Saturday at four o clock. Ballot boxes at Lawrence National Bank will close then with judges drawn from city cashiers to count ballots. Readers are urged to prepare reports early morning and vote before the deadline to avoid missing the tally.
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Pianos
Riud
Lawrence National Bank
How the Land Lies in New York
Timothy Woodruff, chairman of the New York state Republican Committee, advised Jacob Brenner to test Brooklyn sentiment for Governor Hughes re nomination in upcoming primaries. Herbert Parsons announced a similar test in New York County. General Stewart L. Woodford urged Hughes reelection, warning that failure could cost New York state to Republicans.
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Will Lee
New York
Timothy Woodruff
Stewart L. Woodford
Hughes
Chicago
Woodruff
New York State
Clean Campaign Pledge From Dolley and Martin
Dolley of the Republican committee and Henderson Martin of the Democratic committee agree on a clean campaign. They say no tricks or personal attacks should be used. Their accidental meeting revealed a shared intent to end the state with literature and speakers and to avoid personality clashes.
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Dolley
Martin
Topeka
Sept. d
Z. XN Dolley
Republican
Henderson Martin
Democratic Committee
Nevada Farm Fire Sparks Downwire Crisis
Rawhide Nevada is reported burning with Western Union Telegraph offices destroyed and wire communications down. Mawhide, a mining town of about 2500, is said to be seriously afire and a gas exposure incident is noted. In St Paul, Peter Schollert and Lewis Christianson were found dead from gas inhalation in Schollert’s house, while Hans Vendrickson lay dying from illuminating gas. Victor Schollert, son of Peter, was overcome but expected to recover.
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Cal
Rawhide
Nev
Western Union
Mawhide
Sistem
St. Paul
Peter Schollert
Lewis Christianson
Schollert
Fuller Street
Hans Vendrickson
Victor Schollert
Will Ter Cover
Hans Hendrickson
Cehollert
Trickett Fined for Illegally Collecting Fees
Kansas City, Sept. 4. Assistant Attorney General Trickett was fined $500 and costs by Judge Newhall of the Kansas City Kansas city court for illegally collecting fees in a higher prosecution. The judgment included jail until the fine and costs are paid. An appeal was noted to the district court, with Waterman and Keplinger as surety.
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Kansas City
We Trickett
PTL
North Aivision
Kans
Mofl
Newhall
A. A. Waterman
J. W. Keplinger
Mer. Trickett
Metabe Moore
District Court
Charles Shakers
Topeka
Indicted policemen among 117 indictments in race riot probe
Springfield Illinois reports that a special grand jury finishing its session returned seventeen more indictments, totaling 117. Four indictments target Springfield police for alleged failure to suppress the riot while on duty, with Sheriff Warner Chief Wilbur Morris Captain Chas Walsh and others commended by the grand jury for their conduct amid the crisis.
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Springfield
Specisl
Warner
Wilbur Morris
Chas
Walsh
Wheat and Lard Market Snapshots From Chicago Trade
Wheat and lard price notes from Chicago show September wheat at varied bids and futures with reference to May and October figures. Lard futures display September at 8.85 and October at 9.67, with additional numeric shorthand reflecting market activity.
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Chicago
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