Notable Philadelphia Physician and Surgeon Listed
E. J. Blair, physician and surgeon, announces office and residence at 845 Vermont Street with both business and home phone numbers 48 and 50 respectively. The notice appears in the Philadelphia press dated September.
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A J. Anderson
Office and Realdance
Vermont Street
Tasephens
J. BR. Gechtel
Massachusetts St
Tennessee
E. J. Blair
Ofice and Residence
Vermont St. Beil Phone
John Co. Rudolph
N. Hampshire
Bell
Lawrence Geared to Push Rock Road Route Plan
A local meeting last night featured Government engineers outlining a hopeful plan to locate and build a rock road route. Officials discussed routes toward Kansas City and Leavenworth, with assurances no interference with other lines and a focus on securing a favorable outcome for the city.
Price of Beef Rises Amid Retailer Costs
New York reports rising beef prices with retailers expecting another half cent to one cent hike next month. Wholesalers cite higher cattle feed costs from grain shortages and grain feeding through the season while some claim Western consolidation pressures and potential government actions influence prices. Lamb veal and mutton remain steady for the season.
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New York
Taft Lands in Yokohama after Pacific Voyage
Secretary Taft arrived in Yokohama aboard the Minnesota from Seattle. The bay greeted him with launches and flags as he met the reception committee and outlined a week of entertainments arranged by Japanese officials. The voyage across the Pacific was rough but not unpleasant.
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Yokohama
Taft
Minnesota
Seattle
Inui
Tihe
Pacific
Auto Race at Morris Park Enthusiasm Holds Through Night
In New York on September 28 the twenty four hour race at Morris Park track drew about ten thousand spectators. By dawn Emanuel Cedrino and Parker led at 475 miles, four miles shy of the record while danger loomed as cars sped relentlessly. Lozier driver I W Smelter and spectator John Clarke were badly injured when a car left the track and breached the fence.
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New York
Morris Park Race Track
Carne 12
Emanuel Cedrino
Parker
I. W. Smelter
Lozier
John Clarke
Fairbanks Defeated for Methodist Delegate Seat
In Columbus Indiana on September 28 Vice President Fairbanks was defeated in the vote for lay delegate from Triana to the Quadrennial Conference to be held in Baltimore next May. Seven delegates were chosen. His name was raised but opposed by radical temperance factions who charged condoning an offense linked to cocktails and wines at a dinner for President Roosevelt.
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Columbus
Ind
Fairbanks
Triana
Methodist Episcopal Shurch
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Cuban boy sues to blow up kitchen at Ft. Wood
New York dispatch reports a Cuban boy employed by Company G United States Signal Corps at Ft. Wood Bellows Island attempted to set off explosive in the kitchen after quarrel with the mess cook. Capt. Geo C. Durnell ordered the boy from the island. The boy, stepson of a soldier in Cuba, was involved in reconstruction work on the Statue of Liberty and used material that proved largely harmless after the incident.
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New York
United States Signal Corps
Ft. Wood
Bellow's Island
Geo. C. Durnell
Th Hoy
Cuba
Meat Market Reopens on West Warren Street
W. P. Simmons & Son resume business at 10 West Warren St offering fresh cuts at best prices. Black Seal Cigars advertised as suitable for you. If you locate a wagon burr, return it to The Bell Metcalf Implement Co.
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Warren St
W. P. Simmons & Son
West Warren St
Bell Metcalf Implement Co
Real Estate Exchange offers acres near Lawrence and Leavenworth
McCurdy Harris Real Estate Exchange lists No 315 eighty acres five miles from Lawrence priced at 3600 No 372 twenty acres near Lecompton with fruit hog lot and outbuildings priced around two thousand No 384 one hundred twenty acres in Jefferson County with a mix of cultivated and timber land and buildings priced at fifty dollars per acre No 38414 eighty acres near Oskaloosa in Jefferson County with cultivated and timber land and a twelve mile distance to Lawrence priced at 2400 No 3971749 acres near Reno Leavenworth county with a good house barn and buildings priced at 305 per acre Plymouth Peane Church Wan Hal pa of serine Lible school at 12 Junie End or at 4 oclocks. A cordial invitation extended to all to attend sermons and views United Presbyterian Public worship at 10 30 am and subject Anony Sabbath school at noon Young People's meeting at 7 30 pm You are cordially invited to attend Lutheran Church Sunday school at 9 45 am Divine worship at 12 pm and 3 30 pm Luther League at 7 30 pm Presbyterian Church Morning service at 10 30 am Rev FP Wilbur D B sermon Sabbath school at noon Y A C A rooms at same hour Young People's meeting at 7 pm No evening service All are invited to worship First Methodist Episcopal Church Corner Vermont and Berkeley Streets Milton E Nethercut pastor preaching at 11 am and 8 pm by the pastor
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McCurdy & Harris
Real Estate Exchange
Awrence
Lecompton
Jefferson Co
Oskalonsa
Lawrence
Price
Reno
Leavenworth County
Plymouth Peane
United Presbyterian
James A. Lawne
Pistor
Presbyterian Church
FP. A. Wilbur
D. B
Wilber
Unitarian Church
Ll A.m
ST Acres
St. Paul
Grand
K. U
Char Trust
Minneapolis
Moal
Grainfield
Baden
Princess Louise
North Lawrence
Saline County
Warren Street
Salina
Kans
M. B
New York
Berkeley Streets
Bei ' Am
Ermedt
Ebright
Epworth
Missouri
Hetherington
OM and
Young
Dette
Columbia
Edie
Joplin
R Beard
Iwe
Kansas
Rington
Mornainl
Coupee
Universit
Twoomen
Lumber Trust Grand Jury Hearings and Harvest Service Report
A chaotic mix of notes reports the looming federal grand jury probe into the lumber trust based in Minneapolis, with witnesses summoned to testify. Nearby, a harvest service at the Unitarian Church near Lawrence opens with praise and Thanksgiving, and a string of farm property listings details multiple houses, barns, wells, and outbuildings for sale near North Lawrence and Saline County, Kansas, including prices and features.
Electric Collision Kills Motorman in Toledo
A collision on the Toledo and Port Clinton electric railway today killed Motorman Kullman and injured the conductor and about six passengers. Also today in Los Angeles Joe Gans defeated Jimmy Burns by decision after twenty rounds. An advertising fragment lists a tailor and a draftsmanship training offer promising high salaries with home lessons and tools provided.
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Toledo
Ohio
Toledo & Port Clinton Electric Railway
Kullman
Los Angeles
Joe Gans
Jimmy Burns
George Memsic
Church services and meeting notes amid schedule confusion
The page records church services across multiple congregations with tentative times and invites. Details include CoE at 7:00 AM and other listings such as Christ Church and German M B Church. A Missouri football game planning dispute with Joplin and Lawrence generates confusion as managers adjust travel and venue plans.
Man Under Suspicion in Hammond Founder Sanity Case
Testimony in the James B. Hammond sanity inquiry concluded late last night. The jury deliberated six hours before being discharged without a verdict. The Hammond Typewriter founder’s mental state remains in question as proceedings end.
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Hammond
New York
James B. Hammond
Hammond Typewriter Company
First Baptist Church Sermon and Meetings Notice
First Baptist Church announces preaching at 7 A. Schwegler will preach at 11 and 7 30. Regular committees and officers are requested to make reports.
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First Baptist Church
A. Schwegler
Miss Mary Burdette Dead at 66 in Chicago
Mary G Burdette sister of robert J Burdette died last night in Chicago at age 66. She was prominent in religious and missionary circles. The notice references local ads for home furnishings, sewing machines, embroideries, and Novelties from multiple stores including Eriksen's Bell-Metcalf Implement Co and Boyles at Mass Street.
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Chicago
Mary G .Burdette
Robert.j. Burdette
Bell- Metcalf Implement Co
Athletic Meeting Draws Top National Athletes to Public Grounds
Twenty of the nation’s leading athletic clubs send their best, including Irish American Athletic Club and the New York Athletic Club with a strong women’s team. Chicago and San Francisco clubs contribute top competitors, among them Ralph, a famed weight thrower, as the Public Grounds Track and Field meet draws a large afternoon field.
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San Francisco
Ralph Vd
United States
Girl Preacher Margaret Rice Visits City Tonight
Margaret Rice the girl evangelist is in the city and will preach on the street tonight and tomorrow. She has spoken across the United States and will hold three speaking engagements tomorrow. Mrs Rice has received significant press attention for her evangelical work.
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Margaret Rice
United States
Will
Gonorrow
Rev Baxter appointed delegate to World’s Conference in London
Rev Irving Baxter, rector of Trinity Church, named by the Diocese of Kansas to represent the Copalian Church at the World Conference in London next June. The New Nickle also notes a complete change today, mentioning titles such as A Smart Capture and Cab No 23,7? Atkins Minds the Baby and Life's Reality amid a lively show.
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Irving Baxter
Trinchurch
Diocese of
Kansas
London
Nickle
Atkins
Local social notes from Lawrence area social circle
Teen visiters and local guests mingle in Lawrence with many in town for short stays. Miss Ema Gebrin visits Topeka. Milton and Mrs Milton plan Fort Scott trip. Mrs Jacoby Miller and family travel for weddings and funerals. The Thetus host music at Mrs Charles Spurr home. tea parties and card gatherings arranged by Mrs Johnston and Mrs Yolloway. Reception at Myers Hall for Christian church students noted. Kappa events and Fraser Hall scenes described.
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John Nerwine
Ernest Abels Wascep
Binder
W. H. Oeshitson
Vinland
Henry Abels
Lawrence
Charles Spurr
Tennestreet
Gnefknow
F. 2. Burkle
Kansas
Dwight McEwen
Hostowns
H. A. Cone
Topeka
A. Barteaux
Rds
J. Johnston
P.O. Yolloway
Johnston
Suit for Criminal Libel A Permanent University Chorus
Fremont Older, San Francisco Bul editor tied to graft prosecutions, arrested on criminal libel warrants. He was taken to Redondo, housed in Santa Barbara, and brought before the superior court for habeas corpus. The case sparks talk of broader prosecutions and university commission plans.
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San Francisco
Fremont Older
Luther Brown
Older
Redin Makibus
Eles
Santa Barbara
Superior Court
Brown
T. L. Ford
Inverted lights noted, Fein reference appears
Douglas County Tax lists for sale at the Journal office for 50 cents. An obscure notation mentions inverted lights and directs to Fein for details, with the sale handled at the Journal office priced at fifty cents.
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Douglas County
The
Journal
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions in KC
Kansas City market wire reports Wheat receipts 116 cars with Dec 93 4 cents May 98 74 cents Cash No 2 hard 93 96 1 4 cents No 3 hard 90 94 4 cents No 2 red 54 44 90 cents No 3 red 92 94 4 cents Corn Dec 51 cents May 53 54 No 2 mixed 56 44 57 4 cents No 3 mixed 56 44 56 34e No 2 white 57 14 57 54 cents No 1 3 white 57 14e Oats No 2 white 46 4 17e No 1 mixed 48 49e Rye 2 1 2 cents Hay Choice Timothy 13 ¬13 50 Chosa Prairie 11 13 Butter Creamery 28 ¬28 5 cents packing 0 Eggs 22e
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Kansas City
Chosca Prairie
Moran murder clues scarce after Kansas killing
Miss May Sipp, 25, daughter of farmer John Sipp, was found murdered in Moran near Iola after dinner last night. Her throat was cut, a razor nearby, clothes torn, and no clue to the killer as a post mortem in Iola today confirmed the deep gash and fatal injuries.
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Tola
Kans
Miss May Sipp
John XII
Sipp
Moran
Iola
Miss Sipp
Direct Action Gas Ranges Dominate Lawrence Homes
ECKE'S ECONOMY STORE touts Direct Action gas ranges as the leading choice in Lawrence, claiming the units are installed in more homes than all other makes combined and inviting customers to learn why.
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Lawrence
Ecke
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Woodward & Co
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Firs Insurance
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Kas
Sinclair
Telephone Bell
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Opera House
Opticians
Rock Road
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Perry
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Pires
Leavenworth
M. E. Conference
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Order of the Rebecca
Asters
Cosmos
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Hidgood
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Poe
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Bell Meteal Implement Co
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After Lumber Trust
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Court House
Bob Burdette
Eriksen
Sarah E. Carrothers
American School
A T. Still
Mads
Bilis Williamson
Boyles
Phillips Fruit Farm
Ang. Plarson
Black Seal Cigars
Hipmgrig— Ern
Athletic Meeting
Baxter
Fred Johnson
Ike Johnson
Dodge City
F. W. Fein
Schultz
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Clifton T. Histt
Pang
Neville’s Serner
JM Neviler
St. Eldridge House
Watkins National Bank
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Cashier
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State Bank
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Muding
George Mania
Merchants National
Lawr
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My Newmark
Presi
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Couber
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Cagher
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Woodward's
L. S. Steele
University Studio
Jaedickes
Palace Gem
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