Death of Mrs. Alice E Cory in Lawrence
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Alice E Ludington Cory at age 34 after a long illness. Born in Holyoke Massachusetts she lived with her parents at the corner of Connecticut and Winthrop streets Lawrence. She was admired for patience faith and kindness and left a grieving circle of family and friends.
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Tra. M. Newmark
Michigan
B. F. Keefer
Alex Rankin
New Hampshire Street
Harry Smith
Atchison
West Point
Eudora
Mrs. Freeman
Kansas City
Dr. Miller
Alice E Cory
Cory
Ludington
Betsy Eddy
Lockport
Ills
J. B. Zerby
Jones
Sibley
Schedule changes satisfy Lawrence riders and freight
The Southern Kansas railroad adopted a new timetable last night at 12 03 a m after local dissatisfaction. The passenger train leaves Lawrence at 10 45 a m arriving Ottawa 12 05 p m while the way freight departs Lawrence at 4 30 p m arriving Ottawa 7 10 p m. The Ottawa passenger reaches Lawrence at 3 35 p m and freight at 10 20 a m. Trains run daily except Sunday.
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Lawrence
Southern Kansas Railroad
Ottawa
Eminently Correct Old Boys In State Newspapers
Bent Murdock's Sunflower Republican notes friendly ties between Kansas editors and the University. It cites Lew Betts Albert Parker and Paul D. Marsters, graduates planning to attend this winter, urging readers to seek college ties with future lawyers, preachers and politicians. It also discusses Democrats misreading a tour write up about flags, clarifying it was meant as a joke and noting confusion over flags resembling late Civil War emblems.
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Kansas
Bent Murdock
Sunflower Republican
Lew Betts
Albert Parker
Paul D. Marsters
Prof A R Marsh Chooses Teaching Over Editing
Kansas University professor A R Marsh shifts from journalism to education in a Lawrence Journal feature. The piece notes education gains and journalism loses as Marsh becomes an instructor. Colleagues referenced as recognizing a mistake and grateful for the compliment, with a playful remark about Prof Marek.
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Kansas City Star
A. R. Marsh
Kansas University
Lawrence Journal
Marsh
Butts
Marek
Caldwell Found Guilty in Beating Annie Fry in Justice Court
Susan Caldwell was found guilty of beating Annie Fry. She paid a total fine and costs of 11.75 dollars and immediately had a warrant issued for Annie Fry’s disturbance of the peace. The report notes Annie is identified as colored in the archived text.
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Stevens
Susan Caldwell
Annie Fry
Fry
Douglas County Horticulture Society Offers Apple Orchard Talk
The Douglas County Horticultural Society met at Dr. Leary's home in extreme heat and a busy threshing season. President welcomed all interested in horticulture and highlighted apples, soil cultivation, insect control, and proper orchard care to improve health, profit, and beauty. The meeting discussed apple varieties, bearing age, and the role of soil moisture, with plans for August gathering and future fruit displays.
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Douglas County
Leary
Friends
Wakarusa
J. 8. Brown
N. P. Deming
Dr. Evatt
Evatt
Mr. Brown
New Hampshire
B. F. Smith
Captain Jack
Crescent
Snyder
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