Law and Heal State Attorneys at Law Adverts
Fragmented OCR shows multiple attorney at law notices with addresses in offices over banks and book buildings. Names include Grace L UAVIB Lawrence National Hank, Surtor, PEEKING, and others with street blocks and telephone hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace L
UAVIB
Lawrence National Hank Muiltiog
Tnevison
Autprney
Lawrence Sallutr
Leer
Surtor
Attorpay
Lew
Firet National Book
National Book Building
Newey Palate
Yellow Fever Panic Deepens in the South
Yellow fever spreads with new cases in New Orleans and surrounding parishes. Regions impose strict quarantines halting rail service and passenger movement, disrupting commerce and mail. The fever's reach grows below Canal Street while some districts resist mosquito theory and federal intervention looms.
Yellow Fever Cases Improve On Isthmus
Governor Magoon reports July yellow fever cases at twenty nine with twenty six deaths since the outbreak began in late April. Fifteen of the deaths were employees. The average workforce this quarter exceeded 116000. Also note Batter's Work offers all bicycle repairs with right prices.
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Washington
Magoon
Folk Hoch speech on prohibition shown in Kansas Missouri clash
Governor Folk of Missouri praised Kansas enforcement of prohibitory laws before the Southwestern Kansas Union Veterans association in Dodge City. He contrasted Kansas and Missouri saloon fights, noting Kansas has the necessary laws and police power, while Kansas repealed the police commissioner law and Missouri fears limited authority. Hoch countered with pointed remarks, arguing a single law or many properly enforced keeps order and that lax enforcement breeds anarchy.
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Dodge City
Kans
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Southwestern Kansas Union Veterans’ Association
Hoch
Kansas
Tie
Folk
Hood
Missourian
Ang Werlig Tha Kagsag
Falk
Thwes
Pisces
Valuation Action Overhauls Equitable Real Estate
Two experts appointed by President Morton are to value all real estate the Equitable Society owns. Reports suggest possible extensive overvaluation. The society holds properties in this country and abroad valued around 830 million dollars. If valuations rise, cuts may be needed, and mortgage-backed parcels could see reductions of at least ten percent.
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York
N. Y
Morton
Equitable
Acceauntant
Morocco Fears Dismemberment as Powers Debate
Information from official quarters indicates the Moroccan sultan, who proposed an international conference, now fears that discussions among the powers may lead to the empire's dismemberment. He convened an assembly of his officials who ruled that outside interference in Moroccan affairs is unnecessary.
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Sulla
Morocco
Kansas Girl Died Quickly At St Marys Academy
Ming Nellie Metham an 18 year old girl died suddenly while climbing stairs at St Marys academy south of Leavenworth. Her home is listed as Hays city Kang and she was in the area preparing for life in the state. Topeks Aug 8 F L Williams at Chay Center law partner of C C Coleman attorney general will become private secretary to Governor Hoch. John Smith current private secretary will resume duties as executive clerk to the governor. Frederick Knapp who has been acting as executive clerk will become secretary of the board of control.
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Leavenworth
Kays
Ming Nellie Metham
St. Mary's Academy
Hays City
Kang
Charlie Huttine
Colorado
Nick Simon
Mary Hubner
Kansas City
Sophia Weber
Oklahoma City
Will Wilmoth
Omaha
Neb
L. V. Carr
Eudora
Sissy Nelle Saunders
Della Gordon
Tonganesie
Ida Gregory
Log
Mellie Simmons
Misa Merle Miller
Hstee Lawrence
Old Settlers
Tonganoxle
Lawrence
Irom Leavenworth
Jnstantuy
Kansas
Tve
Drowned Boy at Bailey Farm North of Arcadia
Joseph Bailey aged 15, son of Bailey the stock raiser near Arcadia, drowned while fording a creek on the Bailey farm twelve miles north of Pyttosarg. A negro baseball team and supporters departed for Eudora today.
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Pyttosarg
Kans
Joseph Bailey
Bailey
Arcadia
Bailey Farm
Here
Eudora
Plans perfected for formal presentations at Washington conference
New York reports the formal ceremony plan for presenting Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries to the president. Mr Peirce will accompany Komura and Takahira to Oyster Bay aboard the Chattanooga, then the Mayflower and Dolphin will convey the envoys toward Portsmouth. A pivotal precedence decision favors Komura over Witte in the half hour before the presentations. Jury again disagreed.
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New York
Haa
Baron Rosen
Takahira
Washington
Pairce
Haroo Komura
Yacht Club
Twenty Third Street
Chattanooga
Alexander Sharp
Ulster Bay
Perree
Man Witte
Buran
USA
Tacoma
Peirce
Dolphin
Galveston
Lave
Ayate
Galvester
Cutler
Mr. Peirce
Fans
Portsmouth
Wold
Haron Komura
Sagamore Hi
M Witte
Uhly County
Jaron Komura
M. Witte
Willz
Land fraud case in Oregon fails to yield verdict
A Portland jury deliberated over forty hours in the United States district court on the case of the United States against Congressman J N Williamson Dr Vanyessner and former U S Commissioner Marlon O Biges charged with conspiracy to suborn perjury in securing land. The jury was hung six to six and discharged. The case will be tried again on August 2.
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Portland
Ore
United States District Court Today
Delavan
United States
J. N. Williamson
Vanyessner
Marlon O. Biges
Both Sides Claim Credibility in Pacific Strike
In St Paul on August 4 the Norther Pacific and Great Northern telegraphers strike sees both sides claim support from loyal members. Union president Perham says some men show loyalty while others initially refused to strike, while Northern Pacific general manager Born says a replacement will be found within a week. A second item reports a French coal barge captain at San Francisco recounting an attempted explosion aboard the Antanrey, with fuses found among coal that could have caused catastrophic blast if gas had ignited.
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St. Paul, Mnion
Norther Pacific
Great Northern Railway
Perham
Telegraphera Union
Magager
Pacife
Sao Francisco
Calif
Lenises
Aunterey
Sosea
Maglind
All Cave In Sakhalin Russian Garrison Surrenders
Tokyo reports the bulk of Sakhalin garrison surrendered to Japan on July 30 after a pursuit south of Taylan and Onnol. General Lapnowl cited humanitarian reasons for halting hostilities as Japanese forces demanded all war materiel maps and papers before accepting surrender. Colonel Tollviteh met Japanese staff, and eighty seven survivors were counted among the Rudolph garrison.
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Tokio
Japan
Sakhalin
Sarbalin Island
Paleo
Kito
Taylan
Rykoit
Onnol
Lapnot
Rioslan
Sayly
Saventy Glivers
Chen
Infante Marie Alfonso Dies of Meningitis in Spain
In San Sebastian on August 4, Infante Marie Alfonso daughter of the late Princess of Asturias and heir presumptive to the throne died of meningitis. Born in 1903, she was linked by marriage plans to Prince Charles of Bourbon, who is to wed Princess Marie Teresa in November, the widower’s sister.
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San Sebastian
Spain
Marie Alfonso
Astrujas
Alfonso
Menolytis
Charles of Bourbon
Martle Terega
Slater
French soldiers to be returned with honors amid transfer
Dispatches from Berlin report Emperor William orders that French soldiers who led during the Franco Prussian war be returned to France with military honors. In Co rea reports Japanese forces advance from Kuanchod eri against Masariel and Platsabang passes, but are checked by a Russian detachment. Creditors of Mrs Cassie L Chadwick to receive about 7 mills on the dollar with assets around 25,000 amid 2,000 Cuban indebtedness.
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Berlin
Germany
France
William
Golcyaini
Mavenura
Corea
Kuanchoderi
Masariel
Platsabang
Pater
Gireal Bay
Vladivostok
Cleveland, O
Cassie L. Chadwick
Apainse
Cub
Burglary suspects arraigned. jail terms set in county court
Frank Clark and James Downey charged with burglarizing the Ben Bennett store were arraigned in county court this morning with a preliminary hearing scheduled for Monday. Each man’s bond was fixed at 31,500 for appearance. Fred Manson, charged with stealing a ring and arrested by Otocer Kincaid, was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail. The Lewis and Clark exposition announced a total attendance of 27,426 yesterday, pushing the year’s attendance past the million mark with June to date totaling 1,1013,531. Robertson furniture store received three parlor pieces today. Dr. B. M. Owen, a graduate optician, tested eyes and fitted glasses in Grand Rapids, which earned a gold medal at the St. Louis exposition. Special prices during August at Suite 11 Jackson Bide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clark
James Downey
Bennnett
Fred Manson
Otocer Kincaid
Robertson Furniture
Grand Rapids
Inevitable fighting marks river front clash
Reports from Tablo Japan say hostile advance guards south of the Tuen river are within rifle range as inevitable conflict looms. Local notes include travel to Colorado and Kansas City, visits from Iowa and Nebraska residents, a surprise party for Mrs Parsons, and ongoing old settlers reunion activities at Tonganoxle with warm weather, ice cream stands, and public speeches.
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Tablo
Japan
Tuen River
New Equipment Added By Journal Company
The Journal Company purchased a new stitching machine for books and pamphlets to be installed in the bindery once shipped from the factory. The upgrade aims to modernize and speed up first class work as the business expands. Also noted is a stock reducing sale at Bough ton's on Massachusetts Street.
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Journal Company
Journal
Boughton
Massachusetts Street
Wheat and grain prices and rental notice in Kansagy city
Market quotes from Kansagy City and Chicago show wheat and corn futures mixed with steady oats and hay values. A rental notice advertises a large store room at 21 Massachusetts Street and two rooms on the second floor offered by A Frederickson at 1014 Vermont Street.
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Kansagy City
Uecim
Cormin
Uun
Lord
Massachusetts Street
A. Frederickson
Vermont Streat
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Attorneys AT Law
W. Brownell
Torory
Oiles
Opera House
Suareb
Leamnard, JB
Attorney At Law
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Frutaste Jude J
Eek Ma Vhons
Dausettn Nr
Wants & Son
Keith Guyasta Feaortoe
Ayeitian
Witer
Rand Beneice Lee
Seacante
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Uitice
Besachusetts Streat
Muartus
AD Fidridge
J. Praucisty
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BL Francisce
W. J. Francisco& Sons
Lawaaset
Hansa
Alfred Whitman
Insurance
Lacus
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J. H. Gillham
Pada
Ess Ornen
A. L. Selig’s
Insurance Agency
Lite, Tornady
Accident Lai Goreves
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Clete
Lawrence Pantatorium
West Warren Strat
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Conpally
Massachousetts
F. M. Perkips
Qld
New Orleans
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Louisville & Nashvile
Smay
Police Board
Calcasieu
Rascly
Trath
Southern Pacific
Watkins
Kansas City Southern
Rapides
Mermentan
Iegra
la Fayette
Tangag
Richardson
Marine Hospital Service
Canal Street
Louisiana
Alexandria
North
Louisiana- St. Louis
Nealtie
St. Loud
Ravcass
Negro
Chicago
Fort Sheridan
Joseph C. Smith
G. Twenty-fifthnfantry
Fort Reno
O. T
New Kansas Bank
Lawton
C. S. Krneder
Government Land Office
Panama
Oregon
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Wilte
Baron Bowen
Sutmmer
Witte
Haron Ronen
Long Island Railroad
Long Island City
Kansas Millers
Emporia
Kaos
Kansas Millers’ State Association
Simpson
Roswell
N. M
Jerry Simpson
Bac
South Park
Chadwick
B. M.owen
Jackson Hida
C. A. Hroger
Loulstama Strugt
Telephone
Red Gaul
Anton Pucite
Erigine
Home Telephone Company
Clarence Green
Rachellnowton
Leivenworth County
W. T. Carpenter
Clarence Wilmoth
Simon's Hospital
D. W. Shaw
J. W. Woods
Raymond's
M. Parsons
Euchre
L. H. Stevens
B. W. Woodward
Sigma Pal Sorority
Agoes Abriach
MacDonald
Liny
Mccurdy's Market
WS. T. Sinclair
C.cole
E.tenry
G. Eow
Stson
Billard
Massachusetts Atreat
Dc. E. Lindley
Onice
Fraternal Aid
G. A. Flory
C. G. Olson
Warren Street
Masters
Masaschusetts
Geo White
Ad. Manter
Sis
Euplee Manter
Kansan City
Houghton's
Jersey
Main Streets
New Hampshire Street
Russell Sparks Co
Smith's News Depot
Mary J. McMilin
Vermont Street
Spaulding's
Maude Keats
Cture
Diaretoy
Tader Bjerkt
Protas Ja Vaanty Otsis
Clere Teasurer
Hogister of
Star of Dee Pecinendens Comary Surveyor
Sox Jomraintoner
Seners
A. Boa
Ine Homo
Rito Woodwara
Sail Ray ‘Bee
Harey
Mitahou
Kernsim AP
Kerns
Game Tract
W.games
W. Armewong
Armstrong Tal Philips
Bowman Erand Dogtes
Gresnites
H. Drone
Lawrence Waedona
Hawk
FLA
Harley
Harcaldan
Kurt A. Henley
W. H.W
Ang
Boworacete Officees
Boweriice
Hevntdout
Veabler
Moore
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Watkine
Preaigenk
Vice Vreatdead
Wrectour
Watking
A. Ut WL
Finteu
J.house
Moora
Basta
Ara
Teedlet
Tack
Eepcine
Mppveisa Rocetwad ‘Tocadny
Brebeoxenon
Dior
le G.grovenor
Eben Baldwin
M.g.manley NA Tae Cede
C. F
Hester
New Hampshire
West Side
Mim Haas
Ohio Streat
Kaw Valley Canning Factory
W. C. Booker
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