Perkins Law Office Seeks Notary Public Services
Attorney at law L B Perkins operates from the second floor of the functional bank building offering notary public services in a local office setup.
08 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1905
Page
1
Attorney at law L B Perkins operates from the second floor of the functional bank building offering notary public services in a local office setup.
City officials met in a lengthy session last evening to handle routine approvals, budget adjustments, and committee reports. Several measures were discussed, with decisions anticipated at a forthcoming meeting.
City council last night granted electric light and gas franchises with concessions for the city and users. Stranger Valley railroad proposal favored, trackless trolley franchise discussed, and various street, sewer and paving measures reviewed. adjourned to next Monday night.
A Brooklyn manufacturing company, linked to ig Capital, faces receivership with about 40,000 in assets and 10,000 in capital. The council debated a 2 percent levy on gross receipts tied to city power, while electricity prices were cut to 12.3 cents per 1000 watts, amid discussion of city revenue. A Sunday school excursion route through a scenic region was noted in passing.
Wille gorge Gould and Mrs Gould were returning from Saint Valery to Caux when their motor car skidded. Mrs Gould was thrown out and bruised a leg, the car ran down a steep incline before stopping in a hedge. Gould remained uninjured. In Kansas, the state reunion of the G A R will be held in Watchinson starting August 1 6 with Governor Folk La Follette St John and others expected to speak.
Officers of the Southwestern Reunion Association announce Governor Hoch will be a guest in Arkansia City Kans during the reunion from September 12. He is not to be bothered by temperance activists presenting grievances about the joint situation.
A department store roof to cellar collapse at John G Myers estate on North Pearl street in Albany as Italian workmen loosened a pillar. More than 100 workers were inside. By early afternoon 20 to 30 deaths were feared with 30 injured or released to homes. Fire, police and labor crews rushed to rescue hundreds buried or trapped.
A switch engine crashed into a way car on an eastbound Santa Fe stock train near Emporia Kansas, wrecking the car and injuring several stockmen. Among the injured are A N Sanders Charles Young Mitchell Faldean John Bachus Phillip Treger William Sohlehuber Burt Brodie and F P Singleton with injuries including head trauma and internal injuries. one man believed fatally hurt. The train halted to remove six cars and the injured were taken to Topeka railway hospital.
New Orleans reports four new yellow fever cases by noon with two deaths while Louisiana outside the city records twenty two new cases and three deaths. Suspicious sickness rises in New Orleans as officials track the outbreak. A cablegram from Governor Magoon confirms the death of A G Livingston, a division by steamer at Culebra, from yellow fever. Livingston hailed from St. Louis. CAPTURED A LIGHTHOUSE.
New York reports the St Thomas Church on Fifth Avenue and Fifty third wrecked in a catastrophe. The church, once a center for weddings and art, suffered extensive damage with valuable paintings and a bronze relief destroyed. Rockefeller's line was briefly endangered.
Portsmouth today woke to the arrival of peace envoys led by Witte for a historic conference. The city is decked out as ships and harbor gear await the talks, with formal welcomes, a naval parade, and a high-level gathering at the naval stores building as Dover’s governors and dignitaries pledge support for a possible Portsmouth treaty.
Wheat and corn futures figures show Sept Dec May prices from Chicago. Local notices list job openings for school teachers across multiple counties and towns. Minor ads mention barbers, a cigar shop, a contractor, optician services, and a Venezuelan torpedo boat destroyer order in Genoa.
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