Train Schedules and Rail Lines Listed for Lawrence
The page lists multiple rail lines and services including UNION PACIFIC, ATCHISON TOPEKA SANTA FE, and SOUTHERN KANSAS RAILROAD. It shows express and passenger trains with destinations such as New York Denver and Mexico, with times around 4:35 pm and 1 pm. It notes agents in Lawrence and ticket offices at The Union Ticket Office, TUS Mass Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Union Ticket
Tus
Mass
Bosworth
Crosby Milling Company
Topeka
M. Turner
Ohio
T. D. Grifith
L. Dailey
Lake Minnetonka
A. W. Cook
Southern Kansas
Yeaterday
White
LeavenWorth
Union Pacific
Barker
Maine
Osxie Tosh
Tannersee
Hellepend
G. W. Duback
Kansas City
Wiliam Kinnear
Baxeen
Smith
Minneapelis
Minesota
Garden City
Ottawa Gossip and Moving People Notes
Many residents and visitors are mentioned with travels and returns from cities like Topeka Kansas City Denver and Minneapolis. Notable items include Mrs Sawyer and others moving west, Shimmons and Blair traveling, and reports of local officials and workers passing through. A drowning scare in Ottawa ends as a misrumor with the German shoemaker Hermann Haring safe.
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Sawyer
Bilas
Winfield
Shimmons
Topeka
KB. G. Blair
Atchison
O. Richards
Eudora
Junger
Thacher
Kansas City
G. W. Toothaker
A. B. Powers
Denver
Colorado
Junction Journal boom and town notes reflect a busy season
The Lawrence area reports a rising Journal issue and upcoming school year as local business opens new shops including a wagon maker and Adame Express Co. subheads cover district court actions, a tax levy of twenty one mills, and personnel changes. A Sunday elevator fire causes losses, while a benevolent society excursion brings crowds from Topeka and beyond.
BASE BALLISTS IN SESSION BRIGHTENS LOCAL MOVE
The meeting at the courthouse organized a baseball association with J E Parke as president and Don Whitehead as secretary. Officers elected include Geo Innes as president and Wm Bromeliuck as vice president, with a committee to select grounds and build an amphitheatre. City Council discussed sidewalks, judgments, and a possible occupation tax while hydrant locations were debated for future study.
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Baseball Association
Court House
J. E. Parke
Don Whitehead
Geo. Innes
Wm. Bromeluick
J. P. Parke
J. 3. Gilmore
M. Newmark
Art Monk
John Usher
W. M. Culberteen
A. D. Weaver
J. M. Bayless
Harry Place
C. 3. Metcalfe
Stone
Amazing Cure Claims for King’s New Discovery
Chattanooga dealer touts Dr King s New Discovery for consumption as a cure after a severe cold settled on his lungs. He reports rapid improvement with a few bottles and promotes it for coughs and colds. Barber Bros Drug Store offers trial bottles. The ad also promotes Parker s Tonic and Bucklen s Arnica Salve with price and satisfaction guaranteed notes. Also mentions B B S Blood Purifier and local druggists selling it with strong merit claims.
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D. A. Bradford
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dr. King
Barber Bros. Drug Store
Bucklen
Barber Brs
S Bdawly
Bellef
Atlanta
W. P. Luire & Co
Berher Bros
Old remedy claims cure for catarrh asthma and nervous debility
An old physician announces a vegetable remedy said to cure catarrh, asthma, and nervous debility with permanent results. He offers free distribution with directions, noting support from many users. Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg Illinois praises Electric Bitters and endorses their health benefits. Local ad copy touts Bucklen’s and other tonics with claims of positive effects.
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East India
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Ill
Hstors
Buocklen
Barber Brve
Law of finding lost property ownership and duties
The law states that losing property does not transfer ownership to the finder. The owner may reclaim property anytime. if no claimant appears, the finder may possess it. If owner-identifying marks exist and the finder fails to restore, they may be guilty of crime, up to grand larceny for $25 or more. When no identifying signs exist, advertise the find. possession remains with the finder until the owner reappears.
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New York Daily News
An Unpatented Invention in Washington Letter
A congressman devised a clever scheme called the dummy key racket to control hotel guest access. He made a spare key that is always in the clerk’s box, enabling him to manage visitors and maintain privacy for his circle. He hopes to keep it secret until the end of the session.
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Washington
Congress
Donal
Stalia
The Modern Devil in a Union Methodist Sermon
The blind House Chaplain Rev Milburn described the modern devil as a polished, worldly cynic who travels among elite society. He despises beauty and is unmoved by sunset or art, sneering at people and causing dissension within church and community.
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Washington
Union Methodist Church
Milburn
House of Representatives
Ndon
Paria
New York
Weakioaton
San Francisco
Mephistopheles
Athens Georgia Matrimonial Center in State Institutions
The Atlanta Constitution notes Athens as the state’s matrimonial hub with the State University and Lucy Cobb Institute training many in the duties of life. It cites a common refrain where men meet wives while students, reflecting a longstanding social pattern in the area.
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Athens
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
State University
Lucy Cobb Institute
Thest
Pairersiy
Dental Mart Fromieet
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Journal
Kas
Union Pacific Railroad
Anne West
Limited Express
Pacific Express
aUantic
Arth
Surry
Geo
Sapt
Eurants Railwat
SON Rom
T. Suankum
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Hailroad
Spring East
Keuras City Express
Auantic Fz
New York Express
Eastern Express
Hite
Paclicae Guay
Ui Tayeke Express
P.m
Pointe
Mexico
Porhlo
Warre
K.tanon
Psouthern Kansas Railroad
Devamt
Ottawa
Athuve
Tevin Ottawa
Tanor
Avent
Hope Loans
W. S. Duffy
Chicago
W. H. Bispham
Tennesbee Street
Herrman Haring
Haring
Parker
J. H. Decker
Findlay
Kawriv
Chas. V. Smith
Pierson
Ed. Herding
Mark Borgsithaus
Adame Express Co
Kansas
Laura
Ella Engle
District Court
Lawrence Plow Co
Py J. A. Kelley
W. W. Jones
Ipynese
W.L. Lindley
North Lawrence
Myr
Lindley
Bl Wiseman
Lawrence Eagles
Inilla
Bonn
P. A. Dolbes
P. P. Phillips
Alex Love
Clanke
F. A. Myers
J. K. Kenyon
A. J. Gothard
Committee On Ways and Means
R. A. Davis
Marcia Wood
A. J. McAllister
M. H. Byone
Nellie Sands
Lottie Mull
Miles Mary A. Cone
Mise Leu van Voorhla
Ella Coltram
Georgia Frazer
Mies Mattie Hyde
Ja] B. Moore
A. E. Wood
C. Mustard
Mieu Susie Marlin
J. B. Jones
Misa Sue Hoaglin
Misa Ells Engle
E. F. Stanley
Kate Wil- Names
A. E. du Mars
Apa
Julia Gothard
M. A. Thompson
Anns Murphy
L. A. Stebbing
A. Jewel McAllister
Laura E. Lockwood
Mary Stimpson
Ate
Miss E Rankin
Ielen
Locust Street
Whitcomb Bros
Oucers
Boop Baum Co
Devil
Indiana
Todians “Cash Grocery
Silovy CL Prentice
Lawrence High School
State of
County
Tycy
Baldwin
Normal Institute
Assizom . Fun
Risa
Lecompton
Kanwaka
Clinton
Marion
Inship WillowSpings
Palmyra
Ely
Daink
Szint. Ead
Wink
Kan
Dacalag Uny Oy
National Bank of Lawrence H
Bank of Lawrence
Offi Lawrence
Severn
Douglas County ‘Treasury
Paul Rk. Brooks
Dowgies
Sy A i
Chichester
Griginel
Gary Genaine
Edo Engi
Mage
A. M. Alrickson
Massachusetts Street
St. Louis
Hee
Wat Guoseeg Water CO
Simen Ss
Ieo
Genase
B. Manage. Levievtion
Pall
Madam McGee
Oak St
Standard Silverware Co
Boston
Cincinnati
A.& C. Mugler
Lawrence, Kappas
Douglas Couner Bank
Aleo
Herald-Tribune
Opera House
St Douglas County Bank
Pelea
Home Mtg. Co
P.O
Oakee York
Chas. Chadwick
York
Fort Scott, Kansas
Abraham Lincoln
Geaiam
N.D. Thom
Publisping CO
New York City
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