Attorney Advertisements and Law Offices Listed
A fragmented OCR listing multiple law firms with addresses and phone numbers. Names include Zenghhk Attorney at Law, Abe Means Attorneys at Law, and Banks & Son Abstracts. Mentions offices in Massachusetts Street area and National Bank building. Includes miscellaneous references to practice areas and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Nations Bank
Zenghhk
Hon
Fis Masmachusets
Ee Babeer & Means
Cfica
Upers House
George L. Davis
Lawrence National Bank
Telzt
T Law
W- W. Nevison
Baice
Cawrance National Bani
JoEe Q. Aux
Yellow Fever Suppression Sparks New Orleans Alarm
New Orleans reports 37 new yellow fever cases since Sunday night including 19 late yesterday and 7 deaths today. With August gone, 154 total deaths since July 13. Authorities plan the second week of fighting while press and federal voices push for case reporting by physicians and druggists after a lawyer’s daughter reportedly treated by a druggist died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Marine Hospital Service
Hoplelass
Nebraska land rush opens after fencing by cattlemen
A large crowd gathered in North Platte Nebraska as nearly 250000 acres opened for homesteading after government orders torn down fences. Land to be divided into sections while cattlemen reportedly cut wild hay and discouraged settlers. reports say northern letters died and many sought to retreat outside amid confusion and improvised rescue efforts.
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North Platte
Neb
Iig
Land Office
Northe
Belax
Roosevelt train scare prompts altered rail route
New York officials feared for President Roosevelt on a Jersey City trip from Chautauqua after the Chautauqua Special derailed at Luthern New Jersey. The president objected to extra precautions but accepted orders from President Underwood after a Paterson police alert warned of a plot to blow up the train near Ridgewood New Jersey.
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New York
Roosevalt
Chautauqua
Jersey City
Lutern
Roosevelt
Paterson
Ridgewood
N. J
Wreck on the Santa Fe Near Lelw Claims Two Fatalities
A collision between a passenger and freight train on the Santa Fe near Lelw eight miles east of Kinsley Kansas at 5 AM Sunday killed Firewan Swarts of Newton and a yard man Steegle and seriously injured the passenger train's engineer Ramsey. The two were en route to Los Angeles when the wreck occurred.
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Kinsley
Kan
Aug. Wi
Santa Fe
Lelw
Here
Sugar Scarcity Hits Wellington and Region
Sugar becomes scarce in Wellington Kansas and surrounding areas as yellow fever disruptions in the south hinder supply. Wichita wholesalers cannot fill sugar orders. In St Louis on August 14 Judge Vandeventer denied an amended petition by Pepperdine United States Bank seeking an injunction against a fraud order from postal authorities.
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Wellington
Kan
St. Louis
Vande- Venter
Circuit Court
Peppiss United States Bank of St. Louis
Corporation B
United States Postal
Venezuela signs 1,000,000度 arms contract with Schneider France
Caracas reports the government has signed a 1,000,000 contract with Schneider of Creuzet France for eight 75 millimetre campaign guns and four batteries of mountain suns of the same caliber. Christians notes a referendum on dissolving the union between Norway and Sweden held Sunday was chaptiious for dissolution.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Schneider Company
Creuzet
France
Norway
Sweden
Roosevelt relatives injured in runaway in Bayville
In Bayville L J on August 16 Gladys Roosevelt aged 16 and Eugenia Roosevelt aged 18, cousins of President Roosevelt, were injured when a horse ran away during a daily drive. Gladys was hurled against a tree, likely fatally injuring her. Eugenia escaped serious harm. They are daughters of John Fi Roosevelt, an uncle of the president.
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Bayville
L. J
Gladys
Eugenia Roosevelt
Roosevelt
John Fi. Roosevelt
Strike Nears End on Northern Pacific and Great Northern
Aug 4 St Paul reports the telegraphers strike on the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads may end soon. Sioux City reports wholesale desertions on the Wilmar and Sioux Falls division, suggesting the strikers have lost and roads will gain. Shanghai reports anti American boycott taking a political turn and fears of anti foreign unrest. Northern Chinese authorities suppress the outbreak while the viceroy of Nanking waits decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Pacife
Great Northern
Sioux City
Union
Wilmar
Sioux Falls
Shanghai
Seo Chow
Nanking
Indian deaths rise after landslide at Spencer's bridge
A Vancouver dispatch reports nearly fifty dead or injured from a landslide at Spencer's bridge. Sixty Indians were in the village when the disaster struck, with only one escaped unscathed.
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Seattle
Vancouver
Spencer’s Bridge
Propositionsot Dead. Mundy says pipeline not dead
John F. Mundy states the plan to build a pipeline from the Kansas oil field to the gulf is not dead, but its completion now appears more feasible than ever. He asserts favorable prospects and emphasizes renewed momentum for the project.
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Kansas City
John F. Mundy
Kansas Oil Field
Chicago Center of Diamond Amug Gl ing Detected
Chicago is declared the center of diamond amug gling and Roosevelt may not sail aboard the submarine Plunger during a test. Senator Cullom says he will not campaign for reelection, Rockefeller urged to admit wrongdoing, and Thomas Taggart buys and relocates a big Chicago hotel lease value.
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Thomas ‘Taggart
Yaming Ieage
Hig Weal Badden
CM. Watt
Muskogee
J. T
Civic Sevice Compisasion
Howard Allen
St. Louis
Dala
Kansas
Cindahathura
Muffalo Bil" Cady
Egypt
Iach
Jones
Hawaiian National Guard
San Francisco
Seagirt
N.J
Carrebelle
Florida
Theanwich
Geno
Toodrich
PaciBo
Navy Department
San Diego
Hennington
Washington
Charges Against State Reform School Superintendent
Topeka August 14 Charges filed with the state board of control by Dr Eva Mardiog a Topeka physician allege O W Charles superintendent of the industrial school for boys conspired whiskey and peer sent to food sufferers to 1903. Brass knucks have been used on the boys and one officer draws two salaries. Three other officers are said to be drunkards with neglect and waste. Destitution and misappropriate funds are cited as reasons for reform including private cooks and room girls for his family and a drill master without appropriation. Boys are said to be underfed.
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Topeka
O.W Charles
Industrial School For Boys
State Board of Control
Eva Mardiog
Charies
Oficers
Oil royalty suit ruling shocks Erie's oil leases
In Erie Kansas on August 4 Judge Still delivered a ruling in favor of Heath Oil Company over royalties claimed by Mrs. Melis Hall. The court found no market for the oil and that the company could continue pumping to keep wells up, making royalties non payable despite production.
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Erie
Kan
Stillwel
Melis Hall
Heath Ol Company
Excursion Train Wreck Kills Twelve on Nickle Plate
In Kishiyar Ohio on the Nickel Plate line twelve people died and many were injured when a collision with a freight train occurred. Officials say orders were misunderstood or neglected and a start of investigation is planned. Lincoln reports an insurance inquiry into Equitable and other firms will begin in October across several states.
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Cleveland
New York, Chicago
Lincoln
Pierce
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lousiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Equitable, New York Life and Mutual Insurance
Wreck injures six passengers and three crew in Nebraska
A Burlington wreck at Utica Nebraska injures six passengers and three train men. The injured include Ban Wright from Hyands, B S Garner of Lincoln, and Conductor Yatelle of Lincoln who are listed as seriously hurt and were taken to Lincoln hospitals.
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Lincoln
Burlington
Utica
Neb
Ban Wright
Hyands
B.S. Garner
Yatelle
Sculy Islands Bloom With An Exquisite Flower Scene
The Sicily islands offer vast flower towers praised by visitors, with gardens at Tresco featuring unique trees and plants from Australia New Zealand Cape China Japan and the West Indies. A ruined abbey adds romantic ruin to the lush display and from February to May 50 to 100 tons of flowers travel weekly to Penzance. Ar and Mrs OConnor paused in Lawrence en route to Oskaloosa for the old settlers meeting.
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Sciily Islands
Lenton
Tresco Gardens
England
Australia
New Zealand
Cape
China
Japan
West Indies
Sfty
Penzance
Government meat inspection bias fuels trust concerns
Washington August 14. Packers excluded from the beef trust push for broader probes of market leaks to the agriculture department. About 10,000 inspectors are tied to trust houses, disadvantaging smaller packers who cannot secure inspection. Critics allege corruption between trusts and the inspection service, with calls to present facts to the Chicago grand jury.
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Washington
Beef Trust
Department of Agriculture
Department of Justice
Inspection Bureau
Department
Jun Lee
Chicago Grand Jury
Topeka Prohibition Action Hints at Mayor Ouster
Aug 14. In Topeka a crackdown on liquor dealers可能 the governor Hoch returns east. An assistant attorney general may prosecute the liquor ring. The temperance union plans quo warranto suits to oust the mayor and chief of police.
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Topeka
Hoch
Temperance Union
Chicago Strike Endorsed by Teamsters in Philadelphia
August 14 The International Brotherhood of Teamsters in convention today voted in favor of endorsing the Chicago strike.
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Philadelphia
International Brotherhood of Teamakers
Chicago
Norwegian Revolutionists Named in Christiana Dispatch
A Christiana correspondent details four leaders of the Norwegian movement Mishalyun Hero ar Loveland and Nansen. Michalsen as state minister is the real head while He features as a sympathetic official. Hamber a merchant by background, deliberate and stubborn in purpose. Lotelanu a farmer's son and former teacher editor turned advocate. Nansen lends his popular name though he lacks political aims, serving as a figurehead.
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Christiana
Mishalyun
Heroar
Loveland
Nansen
Michalsen
Hele
Hurner
Startling
Lotelanu
Fless
Dle
Primitive ironclad and ancient jaws of aging horses feature in notes
A veterinary surgeon explains horse aging by teeth and eyelid wrinkles starting after eight years while an expert argues prehistoric whales bore bony plates as armor and were amphibious. Alaska rivers host a tiny eight inch transparent fish used by natives as candle fuel for light. Additional classifieds seek a boy for a clothing store and a young man planning law school seeking board.
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Alaska
Peace Proposals Reach Impasse in Corean Question
Portsmouth Aug 14 peace plenipotentiaries began a session as Russian leader Witte urged explicit language to show Japan’s aim to make Corea a protectorate. Both sides sought to avoid blame and push for a public, fully reported process. The session resumed after a 3 pm adjournment, with Article One debated and language adjusted to align with Russian aims.
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Portsmouth
Ceres
Witte
Japan
Russia
Corea
Witte Wa
Belig Ox
Language of the Hair in Native Hairstyles Revealed
A colonial era note describes how hair arrangements signal character and status among women. It claims Japanese and Mokt women adapt hair forms to indicate shy, married, or maiden status, with young coils resembling squash, married styles showing fruit, and old age hair hanging as withered stalks.
Baroness Beauty Bill From Parisian Massage List
Fragmentary OCR reveals a scheme billed as beauty treatments for a baroness in Paris. Items include weekly sittings, throat massage, triple efful vin bath, antiwrinkle regimens, and two more months of treatments with varying charges.
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Parla
Hat fashions through the ages reveal status symbols
An antiquary notes hats began as decoration and protection with early Greeks using hair bands. Head adornment evolved from animal crests to ceremonial headgear, with eastern cultures showing hats as rank signals. In Korea the peak style includes fifty distinct hats indicating social position.
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Toen
Corea
Hoch and Water at Kansas Ship Launch Controversy
Governor Hoch engages with a shipyard official over a prohibitionist stance at the Kansas battleship Kansas launch. The exchange highlights pseudo water and fake brands while noting Kansas liquor data from a federal revenue report, including tiny figures for stamps and licenses amid ongoing prohibition debates.
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Internal Revenue Report
Inturbus
Kaus Gas
Fincal
Kansas
Local visitors and sick list update from Lawrence area
Dolly Grasber is on the sick list today. Mrs. L. Bench of Kanwaka stopped in Lawrence on her way home from the west. Harry Green spent Sunday in Leavenworth. Lee Brant was in Kansas City yesterday. Mia Jim Phoanicie and daughter Mary of Rane were in town today. Anna McGrath and Ming Mindle Morgan returned yesterday from Katyas City. J. B. Reinan of Chinute was a town visitor yesterday. Mayme Porter of Kannada spent the weekend in town with friends. Clara Deskin of Locomptor is spending a few days in Lawrence. Mrs. Fred Porter of Ottawa was in town today. Hazel Sharrard of Murridan, Kan., guest of Mrs. M. A. Woodward, was in town today. Miss Maynus Cruce of Lecompton was in the city yesterday. Arthur Edmonson of Atlanta, Ga., visiting his guest parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edmondson. Jim Edmondson came up from Kanyan City yesterday. Mrs. Jessa Cooper and sister formerly of Lawrence are visiting at the Colns home nearby. Dewitt Allendorf of Kansas City was in Lawrence today on business. Mrs. August Hackbarth and daughter Francis went to Kansas City yesterday.
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Dolly Grasber
L. Bench
Kanwaka
Lawrence
Harry Green
Leavenworth
Lee Brant
Kansas City
Mia
Jim Phoanicie
Mary
Rane
Misa Anna McGrath
Ming Mindle Morgan
Katyas City
J.B. Reinan
Chinute
Mayme Porter
Clara Deskin
Locomptor
Fred Porter
Ottawa
Hazel Sharrard
Murridan
Kan
M. A. Woodward
Maynus Cruce
Lecompton
Arthur Edmonson
Atlanta
Robert Edmondson
Jim Edmondson
Kanyan City
Jessa Cooper
Slater
Colns
Dewitt
Allendorf
August Hackbarth
Francis
Thick Skins of Animals and Indian Rhinoceros Hide
The whale possesses the thickest skin among animals, reaching two feet in places. The thickest skinned quadruped is the Indian rhinoceros, whose knotty hide resists lion and tiger claws and even bullets from old smooth bore muskets.
Grave of Patrick Henry Believed Buried at Red Hill Estate
Inquiry notes that the orator Patrick Henry rests in a quiet grave on the Red Hill estate in Charlotte County Virginia along the Staunton River. The property once spanned about 3500 acres with neighbor John Randolph of Roanoke ten miles distant. Red Hill is now owned by Henry’s grandson William Wirt Henry.
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Patrick Henry
Orator
Nea
Charlotte County
Red Hill
Staunton River
Lynchburg
John Randoph
Roanoke
Hed Hill
Henry
Willam Wirt Henry
Markets by Wire Live Stock and Grain Listings Aug 14
Kansas and Chicago market notes show cattle and hog prices across steers stockers and feeders cows bulls and calves with prices and ranges. Wheat futures and cash prices for Sept Dec and May listed along with corn rye hay and butter eggs and lard and pork futures and expectations.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Wroyz
Timothy
Prairia Choice
Maceo Runs an Elevator at University Block
Antonia Maceo son of the Cuban general operates one of six elevators to the University block in Santa Cruz New Mexico. He holds the post through the Santa Cruz University for the summer. Balog failed to find a draughtsman job and works as an elevator boy, planning to rejoin college in the fall.
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Antonia Maceo
Santa Cruz
N. M
Santa Cruz University
Shea
Fla
Cornell University
Maceo
Balog
Testing Boat Fire Crews in New York Prevent Slocum Disaster
Fire inspectors conducted surprise tests on five excursion boats to verify lifeboat readiness and safety gear. Each craft underwent a five minute drill with hoses, lifeboats, life preservers, and water flow. G. E. Hutson purchased a new billiard hall at 907 Massachusetts Street and invites friends to visit.
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New York
G. E. Hutson
Billard Hall
Massachenatts Street
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Elie Street
Gener A. Banks & Son
Pire Insurance
Specie Museniign Kiven
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Gewanal
Sy OmMee
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Wil Main
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Ghanekal
White
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Ufice
Anas
Ibune
Wee Caret
Dancin Otto AG
F.gudding’s Telephone Hie
Besidse
Perm Ming Ss
Baeble Corner
Hampahir
W* T
Sinolate
Ben Ketate
Welianle Abstracts
Mortgucci
Wice Tel No
Massachusetts Street
Mvaak Titos, & Sharke
Bidridae
Iack
Boarddag
Vtab
Bavner
Vonue
Franciace FP. L. Prancuco
Francieny
W. J. Francisco& Sons
Kannas
Masid
Alfred Whitman
Gucormour
Wy Gleason & Whitman
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Gillham Blacksmith
A. L. Selig’s
Hans
Sikestone Reary Ned
SELIO
Tawaenge Pantatorium
West Warren Street
Tet
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Familles
The
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Missoula
Mont
Louis
Tne
Evaro
Missouri
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RK. M. Cobban
Halens
Haont
Cobban
Charles
School For Boys
Eva Harding
Board OF Control
Kansas Oil
WII
Sculy Islands
Mrs. O'Connor
Oskalooss
Old Settlers
Raymond’s
Chicago Strike
J. House & Sen
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Mainland
Baroness Beauty Bill
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Senate
Shipbuilding Company
John Grown
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Eben Baldwin M.G
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Pham
Judge District Court
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Bberer
Trease, Hegister of Deeds
Dex Corenar
T' Mimtasioner
Woth
Ay Bouere
Adaline Horaosen
K. OT
Rin J. Woodwang
Sell Ray Whew
Aster
Artauirong -Eisle Armatrong
Carl Phillipa
Lowman - Loyd Dumee Watt
Greens
Fila
Hruge
Albert Walter J . Wahten
Dapostlary
Moore
B.A. Batley
LW. Hartolden
Gisthart
Henley
Willian Parr
Nindbe
Howncapel
J.D. Bowarsuce
Paul
Broces
Canbier
Moors
A. B. Bengon
Rcy't Gusher
Safety Daportt Baxas
Watkins H National Bank
B. Watkin
W. E. Hacon
B. Watiios
Ond Fackse
Castiere
Bill
Hasen
3Ka
QO. A. Hill I.bouse
Boces
Tucwa
AO. Mitchel
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