Railroad Time Table at Dearborn Station
SHILON TOPEKA RaIlroaD Time Table lists Westbound and Eastbound trains. California Express departs 11:04 PM, Mexico and Arizona Express 11:05 AM, Denver and Utah Express 12:45 PM. Leaves Chicago Dearborn Station daily No 1 Vestibule Express 1:30 PM, No 3 Colorado Express 10:30 PM. Arrives Kansas City Union Depot No 1 Vestibule Express 8:25 PM, No 3 Colorado Express 7:10 PM. City to Chicago includes No 2 Vestibule Express 6:45 PM and No 4 New York Express 9:00 AM arrivals Chicago Dearborn Station 1:0 PM and 7:00 AM.
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California Express
Mexico
Arizona
Denver
Utah
Kinsley
Arkansas
Picd
Ceccce
Cnwe
Topeka
Atlantic Express
New York Express
Eastern Express
Kansas City Express
A. A. Robinson
G. T. Nicholson
Tieke
Chicago
Dearbon Station
Colorado Express
Kansas City
Union Depot
City
Deareon
Southern Kansas Railroad
Lawrence
L. Barnes
R. K. Tabor
Ag’t
Transit schedule fragment for Western and Atlantic Express
Schedule shows GOING WEST and GOING EAST lines with Express services to Wamego and Leavenworth. Times listed include departures at 11:15 am and 10:44 pm with arrivals around 3:07 and 5:30 pm. Various misspellings indicate station names Western Express Eastern Express Atlantic Express and Wamego Acommodation.
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Assilc Express
Western Express
Wamego
Eastern Express
Atlantic Express
Leavenworth
Going South
A brief item from the Evening Mail notes a schedule or travel reference showing times listed as 210:00 am 11:30 am and 3:00 pm with a final 3230pm. The readability is limited, but the entry appears to outline daily or route times.
Candidate John Walton for County Commissioner in Douglas County
City and county announce John Walton as a candidate for County Commissioner in the Second District of Douglas County. The page also includes multiple drug advertisements for Shiloh's remedies, prices, and assurances of cures, plus notices of local merchants and rooms for rent. It mentions Whitcomb Bros moving to 923 Massachusetts street and Rand items like clocks and tickets to Chicago sleepers.
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Friends of
John Walton
Douglas County
Whitcomb Bros
Massachusetts Street
Straffon & Zimmerman’s Drug Store
Massachusetts ‘Street
Straffon & Zimmerman's Drug Store
Personal arrivals and visitors in Lawrence from distant cities
A parade of visitors stops in Lawrence with residents from Omaha St Joseph Kansas City Cincinnati Rochester New York and Minneapolis hosting or meeting friends. Notables include C F Carr Wm T Ives R K Tabor J E Weaver W P Watson F H Peck T Ashley Dent J S Perry J B Wellington H H Eberle Mariah Lewis Mrs Harry Schaum and Mrs Sophia Fleming plus Kellogg heading to Leavenworth for the Kansas Academy of Science session.
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C. F. Carr
Omaha
Mr. Wm. T. Ives
St. Joseph
W. P. Watson
Kansas City
Lawrence
F. H. Peck
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eldridge
T. Ashley Dent
Minneapolis, Minn
J. S. Perry
Kansas
J. B. Wellington
St Louis
E. H. Spalding
Rochester
N. Y
H. H. Eberle
Harry Schaum
Fort Scott
Sophia Fleming
Chestline
Flora
R. 8. McFarland
Connecticut Street
W.L. Kellogg
Leavenworth
Kansas Academy of Science
SPECIAL LOCALS AND ADS FROM LAWRENCE JOURNAL
A collage of local advertisements and notes for Lawrence readers. listings for bath houses, medicines, tailoring shops, sewing services, telegraph room, and sample copy offers. Includes social dance event at I C O F hall with ticket prices and supper details.
Cigar ad and house purchase request appear in Journal
The notice advertises cheap buggy sales or trades for farm produce at the Journal job rooms with W. J. Firxrom. Barber Bros. are agents for Newman’s Papooose cigar, with McConnell’s offering fine tailoring. A party seeks to buy a four to six room house in West Lawrence and leaves an address at the Journal office.
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W. J. Firxrom
West Lawrence
G. F. L. Care Journal
A Westminster base burner used one winter
A base burner from Westminster was used for a single winter. Inquiries directed to D., JounxaL News rooms.
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Jounxal
Local Briefs From Lawrence and Vicinity
Cyclone excursion to Kansas City prompts ticket push as thirty remain for this afternoon. Republicans plan a grand rally at Eudora tonight while a pole raising in North Lawrence draws attention. Hal low'en parties light up Lawrence with many gatherings. The Harrison and Morton Club of Vinland celebrates a pole raising today. Oratorical Association stockholders hold a meeting at the University. Ira Steele dehorns 75 to 100 head of cattle this week. Lite Tycoon Company, 56 people, rested at Eldridge House yesterday. Marriage debate hints at political shifts in Uncle Sam’s divorce from the Democratic party next week. Watkins building open 9 to 5 and 7 to 10 p m for visitors. S D Bishop and G W Harrington impose on White School House district last night. Window dresser Al Lewis praised. Bromelsick’s south window draws attention. Prof Sayre hosts Hallowe’en party for Trinity Guild at his South Lawrence home. F A Bailey’s and spouse omitted from Journal wedding report. Geo D Johnson, Ober’s Jekyll and Hyde press agent, in town for upcoming production. Journal notes two scoops on the little corner: coopers’ strike and Republican pole raising in North Lawrence yesterday.
Convicted for Forged Checks Jeff Holloway Sentenced
Jeff Holloway a colored man arrested Tuesday for passing forged checks was found guilty in Justice Stevens court yesterday afternoon and sentenced to sixty days in the county jail. Trinity church ladies plan an election day entertainment with new features and costumes. Republican rally at James Hall North Lawrence next Saturday features Hon John L Waller and other speakers. Frank French photographer has taken steroscopic views of Central Park near the rustic bridge. Election bulletins will be showcased at Merchants Bank Building next Tuesday night. Douglas County Farmers Institute meets at the court house next Saturday with two essays on farming by Rev O L Tindall and G Leary. All are invited.
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Jeff Holloway
Justice Stevens
Trinity
Episcopal) Church
James’ Hall
North Lawrence
John L. Waller
Frank French
Central Park
Douglas County Farmers Institute
Court House
O. L. Tindall
G. Leary
Republican rally energizes Baldwin City speakers
Judge Norton and Hon W C Howard addressed an enthusiastic Republican rally at Baldwin City last evening. The speakers were in fine voice and made strong points against their opponents, promising impact at the polls next Tuesday. Also, wanted first class dressmaker A M Williams 1023 New Hampshire Street.
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Judge Norton
W. C. Howard
Baldwin City
New Hampshire Street
Rankin and Stotler Rally at Clinton Township Meeting
Last night Hon John K Rankin and Prof Stotler delivered Republican speeches at Lone Star School House Clinton Township. Their remarks drew much enthusiasm with the Clinton Torch Light and Glee Club entertaining creditably. The meeting was the largest ever held in Clinton Township.
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John K. Rankin
Stotler
Lone Star
Clinton Township
Clinton
Colorado City man gains influence from Colorado property
Martin Drake of Colorado City Colorado told the Journal about Kansas people in his area during a call yesterday. He left Lawrence ten years ago and invested in Colorado property, whose rising value has made Mr. Drake a man of means and influence in Colorado City.
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Martin Drake
Colorado City
Col
Journal
Kansas
Mr. Drake
Lawrence
Colorado
Blake
Lawrence vinegar and cider factory expands to full time
The Lawrence vinegar and cider factory now operates full time and has produced over 2,000 barrels of cider this season valued at about 315,000. It uses about 800 bushels of apples daily at 10 cents per bushel. The plan is to produce another 1,000 barrels of cider before starting vinegar production, already renowned for its quality.
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Lawrence Vinegar and
Striking coopers win 2 cent raise at Lawrence shop
Coopers at Hauber Bros. coopers shop in East Lawrence went on strike yesterday morning seeking higher wages. The firm first granted a 1 cent per barrel raise from 6 to 7 cents, then agreed to an 8 cent rate after further talks. Workers averaging 20 to 24 dollars weekly. The busy season and large apple shipments fueled demand and kept production high. A rumor of a 2 cent initial demand was denied by the firm.
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Hauber Bros
East Lawrence
Coopers
Kansas City
Lawrence
Coopera
Great Street Parade Promises Western Record Crowd
A massive Kansas City street parade tonight is billed as the largest in the West with 20 000 in line and a two mile torch procession. Fireworks worth 31000 will light the sky as national speakers address Western Missouri and Eastern Kansas crowds. Excursions by rail are offered and the Cyclones chartered cars for fans.
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Kansas City
West
Missouri
Kansas
The
Kansas City Journal
Bromersicks
Republicans Raise Pole for Harrison and Morton in North Lawrence
Yesterday in North Lawrence a large crowd gathered opposite Dicker's store to raise a decorated pole honoring Harrison and Morton. Republicans plan a strong vote for state and national tickets as meetings are scheduled across Douglas County including Clearfield Eudora Center School House North Lawrence and Clinton.
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North Lawrence
Harrison
Morton
Republican Party
Douglas County
Clearfield
Eudora
Center School House
Clinton
HOUSE ON THE HILL. UNIVERSITY CLUB MEETINGS AND NEWS
The Philological Club meets tomorrow night with lectures on Roman literature and Greek history plus class news notes. University Science Club also meets with Kansas Academy of Science reports and ice machine talks. Tariff Reform Club gathers in Jeffersonian Club rooms tonight. Faculty arbiters to settle the oratorical contest dispute this forenoon. The State Y M C A secretary visits for a week. K S U ball club to practice Friday afternoon with a University pickup team.
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The
Philological Club
D. H. Robinson
Greece
A. M. Wilcox
University Science Club
Kansas Academy of Science
E. H.S. Bailey
L T. Smith
W.S. Franklin
University Tariff Reform Club
Jefferersonian Club
Stebbins
Leland Mise Reasoner
H. Buckingham
T. T. Hill
State College Y. M.C. A
College Y. M. C. A
Kk. S. U
Business College Notes and New Arrivals at Haskell Institute
Walter Beckwith of Garnett and two former pupils visit the city on business matters. An old student marries a Baldwin resident and they reside in Kansas City. News comes of J. B. Starr a former pupil and teacher at L. B. C. death. details are unavailable. The college band now has twenty members and will perform Friday. Commercial Law class under Judge Howard praised for its value. Incoming students include Joseph Brackett Wilson Martin and others from various towns. McCassidy and Premaux, Osage and Ponca representatives, train in shorthand and business. Enrollment in November looks strong as winter work begins. Warner’s Log Cabin Hops and Buchy Remedy touted for digestive health.
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Judge Howard
Joseph Brackett
Raton
N. M
Wilson Martin
Lawrence
Geo. Bruner
Wewoka
Premaux
Buch
Haskell
McCassidy
Haskell Institute
For Sale Chest Piece Jewelry at 718 Indiana Street
For sale a home at 718 Indiana Street offered through G. E. Rushmer. The ad states a complete stock of sterling silverware spoons forks pearl handled knives and various fancy articles in cases. It promises low cash prices on this line of desirable goods.
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HJ. Rusmer
Chesp
Indiana Street City
G. E. Rushmer
Papoose Havana Cigar Now On Sale at Barber Bros
The 5e Papoose Havana filled cigar is listed as available at Barber Bros drag store, located on Massachusetts Street. The notice confirms street address and product detail, signaling a local retail offering.
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Barber Bros
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Shilon
Raileoa
Anta FE
Vee
Ag’t. NR
Chicago, Santa FE & California Railway
Union Pacific Railroad
Expresz
Seoee
J.t.soanelin
Lawrence, Emporia &Southwestern Railway
South Lawrence
E. C. Davis
Evening Mail
Union Ticket Office
Mass
J. P. Russ
A. T
S. Fyand
Shiloh
Straffon & Zimmermann
Sarion
Straffon & Zim— Nn
Straffion & Zimmermann
McConnell’s
R. K. Taper
Tennessee
Bailey
Raymond
Dick's
J. E. Weaver
Mariah Lewis
New York
Alex Lewis
Smedley
Raymond & Dick’s
Eidemiller & Co
Ailor
Western Union Telegraph Office
Weekly Journal
Justus Howell
Tailor
Barber Bro.’s
Weber's
O. P. Leonard
Eureka
H. G. Etpinpee
I. C. O. F. Hall
Newman
Fine Tailoring
Harrison and Morton Club
Vinland
Oratorical Association
University
Ira Steele
Lite Tycoon’? Company
Eldridge House
Uncle Sam
Democratic Party
Watkins
Messrs. S. D. Bishop
G. W. Harrington
White School House
Wm. Bromelsick
al Lewis
Bromelsicks South
Prof. Sayre
Trinity Guild
F. A. Baily
Wheeler-Sutliff
Joural
Geo. D. Johnson
Ober
Jekyll and Hyde Company
Warner
Warner's
Safe Cure
C. L. Epwanpe
Wurrcoms Bros
F. H. Snow
Universit E. Kansas
Winp
S. W
N. W
N. E
S. E
O. Thatcher
L. Bullene
P. R. Brooks
Lippencott
Learnard
Emery
Geo. Banks
MacDonald
Miller
McCarrell
Weaver
B. W. Woodward
Carruth
Simpson
J.E. Riggs
A. Riggs
Cockins
John Haskell
Margin
Fuller
Cordley
B. Sutliff
Dunlap
Portsmouth
C. Bowman
J. C. Horton
Marvin
March
Thacher
Gilmore
Sutliff
North Lawrence Pole
Minnesota Barbanks
Franklin
Political Science Club
Jd. A. Warder Based
Mark Otis
Business College Notes
Walter Beckwith
Garnett
O. E. Blake
Baldwin
J. B. Starr
Naval Academy of Annapolis
HJ. Rusuwer’s Son
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