Corner Stone Laying At New M E Church In Lawrence
The corner stone of the new M E church in Lawrence was laid with a large audience in attendance. Bishop Ninde, Rev. Jas Marvin and others spoke as funds were subscribed to finish the building. The stone box held a Bible, hymnals, church records, history, and lists of subscribers, officers, and contributors. The ceremony followed a morning program and a community luncheon with further remarks.
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M. E
Jas. Marvin
Lawrence
Ninde
General Conference
el der Motter
Christian Advocate and Journal
New York
Central Christian Advocate
St. Louis
The
Western Christian Advocate
Cincinnati
Lawrence Journal
Daily and
Evening Tribune
Lawrence Gazette
Boughton
Kansas
New England
Emigrant Aid Society
Boston
Mass
W. H. Good
J. 8. Griffling
L. B. Dennis
Ninon
Massachusetts Street
Berkley
Kentucky
Kansas and
Nebraska
Bishop Baker
Vermont Street
G. W. Paddock
Massachusetts
Dearborn
Baldwin
Calvin Kingsley
Dr. Tremble
Bec
Sees Teasin
W.K. Marshal
Vermont
Delaware
Ohio
Richmond
Indiana
J. G. Haskell
Daniel Dablene
T. C. White
What shall we use for Paint
A buyer beware plea for honest guidance in choosing paint. Woodward with 84 years of experience endorses Campbell and Cutler Pure Liquid Paints as durable and trustworthy. The ad urges avoiding misleading Patent Mixed Paint brands and ensures real value through the trusted Round Corner dealer.
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Woodward
Campbell & Cutler Company
Wagonmaker Shop for Sale in Eudora Kansas
Change of location for my wife's health forces sale of entire outfit. Includes 50 by 50 lot, shop, tools, lumber, and all fittings. Only shop in town with strong trade. bargain price for immediate sale. Terms to suit purchaser. Address John Brueggen, Eudora Kansas.
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John
Mr Cleveland in New York Democratic reception speech
A May 2 New York report covers Mr. Cleveland’s reception at the Fifth Avenue Hotel by the Young Men's Democratic Club. He defends party loyalty, argues true democracy serves the people, and cautions against office and spoils as the party’s aim. Frederick Condert responds to the toast Lawyers in Public Affairs and ex-Governor Hoadley to Party Supremacy.
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New Yorks
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Cleveland
Fifth Avenue
Fairchild
Frederick R. Condert
Asbel P. Fitch
Chauncey F. Black
William L Scott
Henry W. Grady
Mr. Cleveland
New York
Democratic Party
Frederick Condert
Hoadley
Ohio
Bayard
Daniels
Fitzhugh Lee
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Woman Abducted in Wrorrra Kansas Night
In Wrorrra Kansas on May 29 a woman about 25, richly dressed, was bound and gagged by two men who rode up in a covered carriage and abducted her from the street. Two bakers heard her cries but the suspects vanished around a corner before help arrived. The woman claimed to be Mrs Rhinehart of Cincinnati but investigators say Rhinehart is not her real name. She appears from a prominent Illinois family and had arrived in the city the previous day.
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Wrorrra
Kan
Rhinehart
Cincinnati
Kansas City
City Hospital
Hine Clark
Douglas County
Oanaes
Home Building and Loan Association of
Lawrence
Kansas
Plainlly
Jacob Habis
Elizabeth Haag
O. L. Spencer
É E. M. Spencer
Acob Haag
Kaneas
Flo
Jacob Haag
Andlizabeth Haag
Eain
New Jersey Street
Jacob Hang
Elizabeth Hang
Crthy Bailey
Mary White
Mnet
New York Street
Bailey
Jos. E. Riggs
Ph ‘i
Cyclone hits Kansas town with deaths and heavy damage
Emporia reports a square cloud cyclone struck near Clements two miles west of town at four pm yesterday. Seven to eight killed, Captain Milton Brown killed with daughter. wife and son injured. Strong City details say Brown crushed, others hurt, homes ruined, extensive damage. Pantle sighted a square cloud, path about fifty yards wide, crossing the railroad in three places. McPherson reports heavy rainfall and a water spout with little detail available.
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Emporia
Kan
Santa Fe
Clements
Milton Brown
Strone
City
Captain Milton Brown
Captain Brown
Brown
Ed Brown
H. Quibber
M. E Hunt
John Pantle
Cottonwood
Pantle
Strong City
M’pherson
Mcpherson
Cronin's Trial and Clan na Gael Sentence Reported
The Herald repeats that Dr. Cronin was removed by Clan na Gael after trial and conviction as a British spy. A secret seven member committee was formed by ballot with only the presiding charges, witnesses, and the accused aware of identities. Cronin learned of the proceedings and warned of a violent end. Also noted is Luxe Dillon's Chicago visit to learn the camp number behind the committee. A Kansas City case reports a 15 year old girl dying after alleging rape by a named Black man and subsequent abuse. In Scranton, five hundred locomotive engineers meet for social purposes under Chief Engineer Arthur, with doors closed to nonmembers.
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Clan-na-Gael
Curiaco
Herald
Cronin
North Side
Chicago
Luxe Dillon
Philadelphia
Locomotive Brotherhood
Scranton
Brotherhood
The
Academy of Music
Arthur
Order
Hillman case requisition sought for insurance swindler
Detective J H Franklin arrives in Torrxa from La Junta to secure a requisition to bring Hillman to Topeka. Hillman, long sought since 1883, has been in Mexico and Arizona, with a Tombstone arrest recently. Mrs Hillman dismissed the reports as fraud and said she married again to avoid further suit.
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Torrxa
Kan
J. H. Franklin
Santa Fe Secret Service
la Junta
Hillman
Topeka
J. P. Miller
N. B. Hall
Buffalo Range
Hokes
Franklin
Old Mexico
Chihuahua
Arizona
Tombstone
J. H. Baldwin
J. H. Slaughter
Leavenworth
Richards Murder Suspects Nabbed After Miner Office Robbery
Harry Ginn and C J Watson alias Barlow Watson were arrested at the Matador ranch for the May 15 murder of George H Richards superintendent of the San Pedro Coal and Coke Company of Carthage NM. The pair allegedly shot Richards in the back during a pay day robbery at the mines office stealing 4000 in cash and later escaped on a single horse amid a miners crowd. Authorities pursued them about eighty miles toward the Texas Panhandle then recovered 5 in an envelope and 400 in silver. Ginn carried 1935 and Watson 20 at arrest totaling 3200 recovered. The men claimed winnings from Arizona play and that Mexicans took their horses.
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Richards
Panhandle
Texas
Childers
Matador Ranch
Harry Ginn
Watson
Arizona
Nature's Own True Laxative Advert
The advertisement touts Nature's Own True Laxative as the easiest and most effective remedy to cleanse the system when bilious or constipated, dispel headaches, colds, fevers, and cure habitual constipation, indigestion, and piles. It claims production by the California Fig Syrup Company and notes sale in 50c and $1.00 bottles through Bros. 12Ndly.
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California
Bros
Whiskey Notice for Medical Use in Chell and Rea
Historical notice states requests one two or three gallons of whiskey for medicinal use. Mentions keeper W.H. and A. C. Tayke collecting most of each brand at stated prices. Indicates location at West in h et Rea.
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W.H. Or
Ayers Pills Recommended by Doctors and Public
Promoting prompt treatment for constipation, the ad extols Ayers Pills as a purely vegetable, effective liver and after-dinner remedy. It quotes Dr. I E Fowler of Bridgeport and others praising their safety and usefulness for family use and daily practice.
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Ayers
Ayter
I. E. Fowler
Bridgeport
Conn
Teg
Ayer
J. T. Hess
Moses Grenier
Lowell
Mass
N. Smith
Utica
N. Y
D. Burke
Saco
James Quinn
Middle St
Hartford
Samuel T. Jones
Oak St
Boston
J. C. Ayer & Co
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J. 8. Crew
J. J. Russell
W. R. Williams
Adamm Oliver
R. W. Starr
H. L. Marvin
J. G. Haskein
Baxquet
Milton Obrown
Fall Creeks
Sila
Hood
C. I. Hood & Co
Apothecaries
Citizens of
Charles A. Booker
James Skaggs
Benjamine
Ellis
Augustus M. Ellis
Do Io County
Oarrington Lahue
Hall G. Lahue
Bangs
E Jourt
Kaneag
Christianante
Henristta Beatz
Swin
Stanfield Bro’s
Mike
Stanfield
Poehler's Mercantile Co
Kas
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