Joyous Street Car Banquet Celebrates New Line In Lawrence
The Street Car People and Lawrence citizens gathered for a joyful ride and banquet at the Eldridge house. Judge Dwyer, Albert Emanuel, and F C Sprine led speeches celebrating the new line built by Dayton men, ending years of waiting and boosting local business. Mrs Emanuel and Mrs Briedenbaugh received praise for their gracious attendance and reading selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Emsanual
Ron
Eldridge House
Lawrence
Dayton
Fasanual
Briedenbaugh
Irving Hill
Mr. Ali
Chancelor Strong
J. D. Bowersock
Finch
Albert Emanual
B.C. Spring
Snpl. Peairs
J. H. Mitchell
Geo
A. Barker
J. Emanual
Street Cars Run To Fair Grounds In Early Service
Early this morning the street car company began scheduled service to town and to the Fair Grounds. Crowds from the Santa Fe depot and uptown rode to the grounds as cars ran close to the fair area. Patrons watched the routes with interest and joked about finding a car. horses reacted calmly to automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Will Be Director of Prison
Tom Blodgett of Wichita will succeed Ed Mullaney of Hill City as a member of the board of directors of the State Penitentiary. Mullaney resigns for health reasons and Blodgett’s appointment was announced by Governor Stubbs. Blodgett, 32, rose from carwheel tester to a leading Wichita merchant, now reputed to earn one of Kansas’ highest salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Blodgett
Wichita
Mullaney
Topeka
Ed. Mullaney
Hill City
State
Blodgeul
Stubbs
Muldaney
Pooor
Blodgett
Coal Mullaney
Kansas
Emporia
Santa Fe
Dave Leaky
Amaher
Cox-Bridgett
Governor Johison of Minnesota Dies After Operation
Rochester Minnesota September 21 Governor John A Johison three times elected governor of Minnesota and a candidate for the Democratic nomination for President in 1912 died at the hospital at 3 25 this morning following an operation last Wednesday The end came after his condition wavered between better and worse as physicians held out hope His wife Miss Margaret Sullivan and several doctors and staff were at his bedside Condolences came from President Taft who called him a wonderful man and noted their personal relations Miss Jennie Hoge left for Chicago and local ads and notices filled the day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Minn
John A. Johingen
Minnesota
United States
Johnson
Margaret Sullivan
W. J
Charles A. Mayo
C.F. Me Nevin
Frank A. Way
Fred B. Lynch
Democratis National
Jannie and Schiller
W. J. Mayo
Charles J. Mayo
Ora
Nora
Oklahoma suffragist Kate Barnard speaks on conditions
New York September 21 Kate Barnard state charity and corrections commissioner of Oklahoma told a Women's Trade Union League audience why she is a suffragist. She blamed brutal social conditions including 50,000 women yearly trafficked into slavery and urged churches to confront the Tenderloin plight while noting many women still view themselves as virtuous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Barnard
New York
Charities and Corrections
Oklahoma
Women's ‘Trade Union League
Tenderloin
Night of Terror Flood Rips Mobile and Gulf Coast
After a hurricane struck Mobile on Sept 21, waters flooded docks and streets up to two feet, crippling rail traffic and causing extensive property damage though early reports listed few deaths. New Orleans records warned of higher losses and blocked lines as crews worked to repair downed wires and rails. Dr Cook faced questions about his Arctic expedition as crowds greeted him at quarantine in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Wates Street
Bere
Bay
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Orleans
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Victor Pujol
James Garrettson
Charles Schultz
Q Joan Arends
New York
Cook
Associated Press
University of Copenhagen
Igumen
Cark
Felite
Denmark
Greenland
Danish
Sovertmiene
Danish Geographical Society
Copenttzen
Pury
Corer
Taco Eskimos
Acmriva
America
Eskims
Pele
Nirth Pole
Shackleton
Scott
Lrot
Quarentine
Steatmer
Grand Republic
Boulet
Hrooklyn
Aid
Bushwick Eerie
Clover Leaf Dairy Milk Ad Promises Purity at Present Price
Clover Leaf Dairy frames its offer to supply kettled milk with purity guaranteed. They advertise through a frame phone and promote Hosford Investment Company’s products in Fair Ground Addition and nearby areas, promising delivery uptown or at the Fair Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosford Investment Company
Clover Leaf Dairy
Mrs Eddy 18 Dead Rumor Sparks Christian Science Fraud Talk
SAYS MRS EDDY 18 DEAD Dr Foster claims Mrs Eddy has been dead for some time and a coterie hid the news. He says a Boston clique fabricated a massive fraud against the public and C S Church, with doctor Hannon seeking to succeed her. Legal action is threatened soon amid turmoil. Cars row noted as buyers gather at Fair Grounds Addition lots offered cheap this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Foster
Christian Science Leader
Hartford
Conn
E. J. Fomer
Vermont
Mary Baker G. Eddy
The
Christian Science Church
Robert C. Hannon
Windsor Hill
Boston
Dector Hannon
Mrs
Eddy
Peary Returns to Sydney Harbor Welcome After Year Abroad
Commander Peary arrives with the Roosevelt in Sydney harbor greeted by a cheering crowd and officials. United States representatives aboard extend a warm reception as locals praise the expedition and inquire about Cook's northern party and the Eskimo crew who accompanied him.
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Sydney
Roosevelt
Sydney Harbour
Explorer
Peary
Sydney Harbor
Steel Works
United
Cook
Pale
Streetcar stop near Gustafson’s offered for lot buyers
Fragmentary note directs riders to Gustafson’s and mentions a Fair Ground Addition Hosford area and nearby lots advertised as cheap. It notes offices open all day and evening with telephony at either office, implying a sale or property inquiry during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesford Investment Company
Susford Investment Company
Fair Ground
Uosford Investment Company
Fair Grounds
Hosford Investment Company
Say, why do many story writers use the same way
A reader notes frustration with story construction and dialogue. The piece recounts a humorous scene in a Lawrence home where a bridge game pauses as guests spar over phrasing and pretentious talk. A father comments on his son's education and language choices.
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5. B
Slowem
Wesley
Tesaep
Miny
Schoul
Opening of Douglas County Fair Brings Busy Grounds and Shows
The Douglas County Fair opens with the Haskell band leading officials to the grounds. Exhibits include John Blevins Grant Township display, fruit and vegetable cans, trade exhibits, and diverse shows. Lionel Leager Loop Act at 10 pm, a crimson mask vaudeville, snake and animal shows, and a nine year old water exhibition star highlight the fair. Lawrence day Friday brings a holiday, stores and banks close early, and five minute transportation service to the fair grounds is arranged. Grand ball Thursday with Newhouse’s Orchestra, tickets 73 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Fair Association
Douglas Jcumity
Jobn Blevins
Grant Township
Lawrence
Douglas County
Slyill
Siuking Pike
Lionel Lesgar
Leager
Girl With the Crimson Mask
Witer Ely
Wan Dao
Grumals
Jerry Barnes
Haskell
Sill
Kansas
K.ul
Waders
Law‘rence
Pair” Grounds
Mass Street
North Lawrence
Lise
Fountain Pens for Sb to e5 at Wolf's Book Store
FOR SALE Five town cottage on raved street with barn and cistern and a 100 acre farm four miles out. Bar wain $65 an acre. W. W. Emmons 743 Masa street. ALSO FOR RENT One 4 room and one 7 room modern houses at 734 and 738 Ark St. Price $18.00 each by the gene. Martin Investment Co. 719 Mass St Beil Phone 266.
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Barwain
Fischer
Ohio Street
Bell Phone
Locust Street
Miss. and
Pesan Street
Weat End
Cas Hine
Belk
Ss. Lawrence Realty Co
Lawrence
Mass
Bell Law
Realty Co
Bell
Lawrence Realty Co
Tennessee
FOX
Iren
Vermont St
Ifor
Kansas
George H. Kuhn
Lawrence Kansas
Pentleton
University
J. St Kenyon
Ash St
North Lawrence
Ark. St
Gene. Martin Investment Co
Mass St. Beil
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Judge Dwyer
Eldridge
Caathupe
Vermont Street
Wolf’s Book Store
Gustafson
Pacocd
Lutmen
Colo
Taft
Johison
Denver
Haddie
Uil
Jennie Hoge
Chicago
Dr. Cook
Copenhagen
Lostuhids
Ann Martindale
Ie Mexicar
Jin Fhee
Clark
Napoleon Avenue
Jin
Louisiana
Louise Weidemann
Studio Bell
Eckes
Easey Corners
Mist Ory Newhouse
Pringle & Middleton
Lasveses Cabinet
Mosford Investment Company
Sidney
Congal
Driving Park
Evke
Newhouse
Wolf's Boork
Feasaassncasssetessssens Assenssse
Beth Clinton
Rutter
Indiana Street
Fame
Gould
C. S. Skilton
Success Magazine
Race Magazine
Room
American Ahunionm Mfr. Co. Dept
Lemont
Al—exander Supply Co
Morgan Park
A. B
Care Journal
Ohio
Trapp
Bridge St
K. Kohiss
West End Bakery
Per
IL Pendleton
Hell Phone 1789
Lawrence House
Salvation Army
Indiang St
Bala
Poland
China
Brownlee
Republican River Bottom Ranch
Colorado
McKenzie Reality Co
E. Henry St
City
Hawk
East Winthrop St
Winthrop St
New Case Gang
Evans-Metcalf Co
Cubs
Gibson’s Mill
Aygeene Gibson's Mill
Star Jun Times
Maine
Tinckney
Hhode Island
Lee St
Robert K. Clark
15Th SL
St. Joseph
G. Sizer
County Farm
Williams
Kentucky St
He University of
Ibermiumerer
Hain
Madera
McKenzie Realty Fr
HE. Tenry
John &, Iilworth
Republican River
McKenzie Realty Co
Henry St
CL J. Erik Sm
Stubert K. Duncan
Tennesse St
Jordan Neil
Franklin Road
Owter
Journal Offics
C. G. Hawk
Winthrop Street
Cook St
Call Or
Adrdess LC
N. Jersey St
L. £. Sisson
Salle Jeny
Plymouth
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