Swede Mary’s Strange History Behind a Poverty Death
The War Cry reports Swede Mary Peterson born in Sweden died recently in poverty in the United States. Captain Wendell of the Salvation Army says further details will follow as investigations probe her background and motives behind the family feud and her emigration thirty nine years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Lawrence
Neda
Wendell
Salvation Anny
Marys
Sweden
Obbers
Mary Peterson
United States
Jesse
Macy
Aletstil
Opening of the New Skating Rink at the Auditorium
The city to inaugurate its grand skating rink tomorrow at 7 30 pm in the Auntorium. The 100 by 100 foot hall seats hundreds, with no posts, steel trusses, steam heat, ample lighting and modern amenities. Children under ten barred from evening skating. mornings offer beginner lessons with free instruction. Kueh's band will provide music and refreshments will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorrenight
Kueh
Moving Shops from Ottawa to Chanute
Santa Fe quietly ships machine shop machinery from Ottawa to Chanute as workers expect full disassembly in Ottawa within six weeks. A large ship lot left last week and machinists say their tools are being packed for shipment. About half the shop equipment has moved and many employees plan to relocate to Chanute, though foreman Craig disputes orders for removal. Ottawa paid $80,000 to establish the shops amid protests over the railroad move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Chanute
Ottawa
Craig
Strong Clothing stock sale ends at Lawrence store
W G McCartney of Kansas City has bought the Strong Clothing stock. The store closes for inventory and reopens Saturday for business with a two week sale in Lawrence to close out the remaining stock. McCartney is an experienced clothing man and will run a large sale of all goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. McCartney
Kansas City
Strong Clothing Company
Lawrence
McCartney
McCart‘ney
Roosevelt on the stump for a national tour and bank policy debate
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt may undertake an ocean to ocean trip to advocate or oppose bank deposit guarantees amid a looming Trans Mississippian Congress invitation in San Francisco. The banker convention in Denver opens with fierce debate over postal savings and deposit guarantees, attracting Col Powers and other leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bankers’ Convention
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
San Francisco
Hag
Bryant
United States
Ife
Atd
Mir
Denver
Cal
America Hawkers* Association
Savings Bank
Vleawing House
Teast Company
Dheir
Col. J.D. Powers
Association
Personal notes from Kansas City visits and travels
A long list of residents and visitors frequenting Kansas City and surrounding areas. Names include MM Manley J T Adkins M Stevens Bessie St John Esther Clark Lanis Rockin aid Jack Miller E DenCarlos EF McBride Miss Agnes Kipper Olga Newlin Olga etc. The group travels between Ottawa Topeka Lawrence and Independence with stops in Denver Portland Beach towns and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. G. Manley
Kansas City
J. T. Adiins
Tex- Jarkana
Ark
M. Stevens
Garden City
Lawrence
Mc Louth
Bessie St. John
Olathe
Esther Clark
Chanute
Lanis Rockinaid
Jack Miller
E. DenCarlos
Denver
IL Sweet
Kansas
Lottiy Campbell
Ottawa
Nelve Uckerblad
George Venton
Porthaul
Ore
G. E. Maichet
D. M. Barrett
Verlouk
Yestern
L. Renick
Colorado
Tims
A. LL Cragen
Olga Newlin
Fig
Mangaretkins
ML Ely
AL W
Wateers
Wendell
Calet Kappel
Salvation Army
Barttesville
Okla
Harry Wilson
Topeka
Fred Taggart
Perry
M. E. McCoy
A. Jones
California
A. Henley
A. Young
Chicasa
Brookfield
Mecizabeth Dunning
Merwensher
Pueblo
Col
Ed. Schall
CG. G. Hawk
Exlith Hurd
Mary Johnson
Currie Watson
Lucien Hustine
Clarence Kelso
Urbana
Ill
Wheeler
Roberts
Isle Royal
Mich
Hebers
Belle Amstrong
Jill St. Paul
New Postage Rate Cuts England Mail Costs
New York Sept 30 The revised postal rates between the United States and England go into effect at midnight. Business houses and others queued mail to catch the reduced rate, with a flood expected after midnight. Letters to England now cost two cents for messages up to one ounce, down from five cents per ounce previously.
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England
New York
Trusts query and early court actions in terms of 287 trusts
Democrats seek public figures on enforcement of federal actions against trusts with Attorney General Bot (apparent) and the Democratic National Committee asking how many of the 287 trusts have faced court action and how many more cases are expected. The report also covers a U S circuit decision upholding government against Southern Pacific and a drowning accident in Kentucky involving a minister and his new bride, plus a new Cairo and St Louis railroad license.
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Chicago
Josephus Banilioirmiaiu
Democratic Press
Botapiarte
Democratic National Committee
San Francisco
Cal
Ross, Morrow and Gilbert
United States Circuit Court
Southern Pacific Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
Forest Fires Cause Up To Million Dollar Daily Losses
Washington reports an annual loss approaching one million dollars per day during major fire months, as the forestry bureau blames lack of patrols and delayed fire suppression. The agricultural department notes fires could be prevented with adequate state enforcement. Nonsensical college rushing passages appear as unrelated fragments from the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
W. J. McGee
Erescen
Department of Agriculture
Forestry Bureau
University of Illinois hosts Longworth and Bryan fans at campus rally
Students at the University of Illinois in Urbana listen as William Jennings Bryan and Longworth address the crowd in a lively rally. Sherman is part of the audience and Longworth, a baseball fan, draws parallels to Casey at the event. Catherine Carr is moved to Osawatomie asylum after a hearing finds her insane. Her Maine origins and family details emerge as authorities seek care arrangements.
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University of Illinois At Urbana
Longworth
James S. Sherman
Sherman
Rofley
Danville
Song
Conegressiia
McKinley
Wuler
Bryan
Casey
Doughey Casey
Livice
White House
Catherine Carr
Union Pacific
Asyltm
Osawatomie
Llugh Means
Hillsboro
Maine
New York
Broeton
Mass
William Jennings Bryan
Schuel
Julian S. Wadsworth
Dilingis
Wadsworth
Hlinvis Colllge
Juckeonville
Election Aftermath in Gallia County Turns Violent
Sept 3 report from Gallipolis details a heated election fight between Dr Charles Parker president of the county anti saloon league and Jim North local saloon keeper. Parker stabbed North multiple times during the post election clash and North's condition is critical. Parker was arrested and bound over to district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lipolis
Gatlia County
Charles Parker
County Anti-Saloon League
Jim North
Parker
North
President Won't Reply to Bryan Letter
Washington September 30. The president will not answer Bryan’s latest letter released by the Nebraskan at Rock Island Illinois. Secretary Loch said the president sees the missive as a personal attack and sees no reason to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Bryan
Rock Island
Ilinois
Loch
Quarantine Lifts for Havana but Santiago Province Stays
Washington reports removal of the yellow fever quarantine in Havana Cuba by the public health and marine hospital service. The quarantine against the Province of Santiago remains in effect. The note mentions a large watermelon presented to the Journal and local ads for sanitary meat markets and portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Havana
Cuba
Public Health and Marine Hospital
Santiago
Taft Campaigns in Lincoln Nebraska Speech Flood
Taft began the second week of his campaign through the North and West by visiting Lincoln, Nebraska, Taft will give five speeches including at a Burlington shop in Havelock and the State University. He attends a Woman's meeting at the governor’s wife’s event and plans a capitol grounds parade and a major address at the auditorium. The Taft party stays overnight in Lincoln.
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Burdington Slops
Havelock
The
State University
Burkett
Uiiversity
Wamab
Sheldon
Capitol
Tate
Tutt
Lingulu
Werbow
Standard Adents Expose Public Ite Correspondence Details
New York sept 30 new phase in the debate over the sealed Standard Oil corporate correspondence was released by W R Mearat. Archbold and former senator McLaurin enter statements about theft of letters and possible tampering by intermediaries. The material alleges letters photographed and pages removed, with claims of copied passages and suppressed content as part of a broader disclosure effort.
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New York
W. R. Mearat
Jay Whey
Dotin B. Ateibold
McLaurin
South Carolina
Archbold
Tor Pollowite
Setaeenie Nolody Parivar
Tapley
Carey
Professor Barber Summoned by Tuberculosis Congress
Prof Marshall Barber travels to Washington summoned by the Tuberculosis Congress now in session to demonstrate an invention for selecting microbes in tests. He chairs bacteriology at University hospital Ros edale and leads clinical laboratories. Also notes a sensational claim about Mrs Bryan's school expulsion prior to marriage and her later valedictorian status.
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Tuberculosis Congress
Marshall Barber
Washington
Tuberculosis Congres
Vref Barber
Prué
Barber
University Hospital At
Rosedale
West
Roosevelt not planning a speaking tour for Republican candidate
Secretary Loeb said Roosevelt has no intention to campaign for the Republican presidential nominee. Republicans from Lawrence urged to travel to Topeka on Saturday with banners. organizers claim strong local support and anticipate a larger majority than in Parker’s race. University students urged to participate and boost the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Loeb
Roosevelt
Lawrence
Topeka
Parker
No News of Settlement as Fire Wipes Out Town
A brief from Winnipeg reports that a fire destroyed the town of Michel last night. The blaze, tied to a July 31 free, left no settlement news or de- outlining any agreement, with officials noting the town’s complete destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
Canadian Facific Railroad
Winnipeg
Man
Fernia
Michel
Band Master Frederick Innes III in Dangerous Condition
Frederick Innes III, noted band master and musical director of the Alas rukem exposition, lies dangerously ill with fever at Savoy. Mrs Innes remains by his side. Salvation Army notes report three weeks of meetings at the hall and nearby churches, with clothing donations and conversion efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredartick Innes
Aud
Savoy
Salvation Army
Duntan
Lient
Reynolds
Lawrence
Davis Held for Murder of Dr. Rustin
Charles Edward Dye g e il bound over to the district court in the murder of Dr. Frederick Rustin with bond set at 10,000 signed by two brothers. Mrs. ____ will likely be released on bond to testify at the trial. Several items note local business and grain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Dy ‘Geil
Frederick Rustin
Ier
Bond
Manley Proposes Legislature Probe of Impeachment Charge
Indiana Governor Manley urged the legislature to appoint a committee with full powers to investigate accusations from Representative Kinsley that he offered a salary to secure support for a county bond option bill. Manley said impeachment would follow if charges are true and demanded confirmation if false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolia
Snn
Goverin Hantey
Representative Kinsely
Manley
Indiana
Renn Tye Showcases New Photos at Squires Studio
Renn Tye unveils updated portraits at Squires Studio attracting local patrons. The exhibit highlights fresh images in a contemporary display area and draws photographers and fans seeking the latest studio work.
Sewing Machines and Accessories Sale Ad
To the Ladies Especially we sell two of the best sewing machines New Home and The Domestic with chain stitch attachment We also handle needles shuttles for 192 other makes Machines We offer repairs furniture and ice cream brands from Wiedemann's Pitot Johns 1023 Masa St phones listed
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Egahe-Marcalf Imp. Co, A
Ai Iez
Pitot & Tohns
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Schmidt
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Capiro
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Hei
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Davis
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Squires
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Irving Hill
Castle—Rae
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Aeroplasa
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Lawrence National Bank Bldg
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R Btubbs
W. RA Kang
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J. K. Stubbs
F Lawrence
Beteenae Noeme Akan A. Monro
Ma Newmare
Woop
Augnusta Flintom
Ohio Street
L. Marie Hubbell
B. M. Wilmot
China Paintling
No. 103
Mass. Street
Righter
Tenn. St
Byers Art Shop
Gertrude Mossiter
Jessie Arter
Teno, T
Renn Tye
Lawrence Busines College
University Mest
Henry
H.C. Cole
Wiedemann’s
Sehals
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