Davis Opens Law Practice in National Bank Building
Geuege L. Davis advertises as attorney at law from the National Bank Building telephone 2a. The snippet notes a professional listing with office location and contact.
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H. Brownell
Nations Bank
Enger
Massachusets Street
Boksee & Means
Geuege L. Davis
Awredhe National Bank Buliing
Tel 2A
Attorney At Law
Second Soor National Bank
Solary Public
Congress Opens with Indictments and Quick Adjournment
The first session opened with the usual formalities and a memorial adjournment for Senator Platt. The House and Senate prepared for organization as hundreds of visitors filled the Capitol and new members were sworn in. Debate and committee work loomed, with plans for an emergency Panama Canal appropriation discussed for the coming days.
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Washinton
UD. C
Mesa
Ucau
Wagenate
Senator Platt
Sears
Fairbanks
Senate
Benate
Platt
Congress
Legislatve’ Vet Aea
Tsi
Nealy Oeni
Strerecitee
Svetersm
Repubi!t
Aisha
Pri Vas
Ofall Call
Senate Expected to Fast Path Panama Canal Bill
The text suggests the House may pass an emergency Panama Canal appropriation bill quickly, with the Senate expected to take it up and pass it, though likely not before the session's second week. The note reflects early vacancy handling and swift legislative steps on the canal measure.
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Cannon
Hepburn
Iewa
Fallowe
Willams
We Minerity
Rappigesea
Panana Canal
Capal Ohaneces
Vottes
Senate
Brandagee
Connecticut
Warner
Missouri
Frazier
Tennessee
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Alton
Hove of Representatives
Panama Canal
Isanate
No Jurisdiction Case Ties Up Western Missouri Proceedings
The Western Missouri district court dismisses jurisdiction and outlines qualified proceedings. Senator Armetecno, chair of the legislative Insurance committee, claims the government sought to prevent rebates and aims to prosecute before December 31. He notes potential calls for Pest mnaster Cotelycu and Carna HugiN, but sees no need to involve them.
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Bolsh
Mnaster Ceneral Cotelycu
Carna- Hugin
Buss
Rockefeller subpoena postpones Standard Oil hearing in Missouri case
In New York on December 4 the examination of John D Rockefeller FE R Regers and other Standard Oil men over rust claims in Missouri was postponed due to failure to serve Rockefeller and others. The hearing is now set for January with Rogers newly served yet likely to be re served.
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New York
N.Y
John D. Rocsefeller
FE. R. Regers
Missouri
Rockefeller
Rogers
Woman in siege holds coach at Girard still in possession
Still in possession. Mrs Ina Berry of Spekana Washington remains barricaded inside a passenger coach at Girard Kansas up to noon. Authorities plan renewed effort to press the siege as descriptions identify the barricaded woman as Mrs Sahie Berry of Spekana.
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Girard
Kars
Ina Berry
Tocay
Insanp
Sahie Berry
Spekana
Washington
CROP AFFECTS COTTON MARKETS WITH GOVT PRICE CHANGE
A scattered crop bulletin from the agriculture department notes Westligen and New York state figures on cotton. Farmers face weight estimates of about 26 217 acres and 3.4 per cent center in acreage. Market reacts with a 24 point price drop following the government announcement while Fort Riley receives the Second Battery of Heid artillery from Fort SUI to be stationed there.
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Department of Agdenturds
Esi
New York
N. Y
Odesis
Cutton
March
Junction City
Kins
Heid Artillery
Fort Riley
Fort Sui. T
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Fort Siit
Bristow to Washington in Crawford Case
J L Bristow editor of the Salina Journal received a summons to appear as a witness in the Crawford case in U S court this week. The action grows from the presidential investigation Bristow conducted while in government service.
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Salting
Kans
J. L. Bristow
Salina Journa Ief
Washington
Pepera
Crawford
United States
Bristow
Omaga and Asada receive honors in Tokio and China
Field Marshal Omaga arrived in China on Sunday and was greeted with gifts and honors. General Asada, commander of the guards division, also landed in Tokio on Sunday to an enthusiastic reception and court recognition. Separately in Kansas City, Judge Philips ruled the court lacks jurisdiction to hear rail rebate cases against Missouri Pacific, Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe, and others.
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Omaga
China
Asada
Kansas City
John F.pheips
United States District Court
Western District of Missouri
Missouri Pacific
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Kansas
Coa
Colorado
Washington
Philips
Santa Fe
Chierge & Alten
Hkurlingteo
Meck -Jnland
AD. Purdy
P’hilips
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Raffrord Company
Aghufally Belop
Jurisdic- Genet
United States
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Isansa 3
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Etic Haldera
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Tat Tha
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Chia Court
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Counrers
Interstate Commerce Act
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Mra. Kalley and
McCarry
Bricklay
A. E. Newby
J. B.shape
A. S. Buzzi
Lawrence
Thomas to Denver After Sanatorium Admission
W. E. Thomas, associate of the late C. J. Devlin, who had swallowed carbolic acid during delirium after a business setback, left Leavenworth Kansas today for Denver to enter a sanitarium for treatment.
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Kans
W. E. Thomas
C. J. Devlin
Denver
Canal Bill Introduced To Aid Panama Canal Bonds
Washington D C December 4 Representative Hepburn introduced a bill to amend Panama Canal law to facilitate the issue of bonds and appropriate 216,509,000 dollars to be immediately available for canal construction.
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Washington D.C
Hepborn
Roosevelt set to appoint Bone and Simpson to federal posts
In Washington D C President Roosevelt plans to appoint Harry J Bone as United States attorney for the District of Kansas to succeed John Dean whose term ends December 17 He will also reappoint James S Simpson as collector of Internal Revenue for Kansas and Oklahoma appointed December 17 1901 The appointments endorsed by Senator Leng of Kansas go to the Senate tomorrow.
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D. C
Roosevelt
Harry J. Bone
United States
Istrict
Kansas
John
Dean
James S. Simpyn
Internal Revenue
Oklahoma
Theta
Leng
Senate
Cabinet Resignation Reported In London
London reports Premier Balfour met with the king this afternoon and the cabinet resignation of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman is expected. Officials anticipate an official announcement and royal acceptance to be published tonight.
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England
Deed
Balfour
Henry Campbell
Thei High
Mutiny Clash in Kiel Leaves Dozens Killed in Exchange
A Kiel report states mutinous sailors and loyal troops exchanged fire yesterday. Seventy on each side were killed, with about two hundred wounded before the mutineers surrendered. Berlin dispatches confirm the casualty toll and surrender.
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Berlin
Germany
Kiel
Appointment Decided On Franklin Lane to Commerce Board
Washington DC December 4 announced that Interstate Commerce Commission member Franklin Lane of San Francisco will be appointed to a position related to former Governor Fifer of Illinois. The move defines a staffing decision in federal commerce oversight.
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Washington, D. C
The
Drealdant
Franklin Lane
San Francisco
Interstata Conmerca Commission
Fifer
Illnois
Lawrence Social Roundup Highlights Thanksgiving Travel
Lawrence residents and visitors fill the city with social visits and travel plans. Miss Blanche Rhinehart and Miss Augusta Hastutter spent time with friends in Lansing and Leavenworth while many locals headed to Kansas City for family gatherings and shopping.
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Lansing
Kansas
W. Spurgeon
T. J. Losey
Galvestop
Texas
Ed Moses
Clemency Plea Filed For Local Felon By Town Petition
A Eudora petition signed by thirty residents seeks clemency for X. Blohmielter convicted in district court for violating probationary law. The request, presented to county commissioners, aims to remit fines and costs citing age and requested leniency.
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Board of County Commissioners
X. Bloehmielter
District ‘Court
Hoakmueller
Died of Lung Trouble in City Home
Mr Rala B Woods died early yesterday at his parents home on 46 Missouri street from a cold that developed into pneumonia. He was about 25, leaves a wife and one child, and was formerly a stenographer for Bowersock. Funeral planned for Wednesday.
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Fannia Mary
Charles Wentworth Wright
Lawrence
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Kansas City Star
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Ida Abi
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Ella Net
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Midland College
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Alta Philippa
Kansas City
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Fearl
Ueen Tudiy
McLouth
George Selly
Atchjison
Mra R-R
California
Rala B Woods
Missouri Street
Woods
Bowersock
Real Estate Transfers in Baldwin and Nearby Areas
Real estate transfers in Baldwin and surrounding towns show multiple parcels changing hands. Transactions include Hizabern Tall to Julia A Lowe on Baker Street and Chapel Street, and Julia A Lowe to Hes sie Jameson for portions of Baker Street. Other notices include Mary W. Doran to Issa hata C. Steete on Tennessee Street and Annie J. Johnson with husband selling part of Lot 1 in Lawrence.
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Haldwin
Julia A Lowe
Tis
Lau
Baker Street
Isl
Chapel Street
City of
Baldwin
Julia A. Lowe
Hessie Jameson
Haker Street
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Schuster
Rudora
Io Uerman Grenier
Kudora
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Topeka
Issahata C. Steete
Tennessee Street
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Duckkou
Lawrence
Kaisers Health Rules Admired By His Physician
The German Emperor follows prescribed life rules for health. He eats modestly with simple meals and warns against pastries and hot cakes. He drinks tea or coffee, walks four miles daily, baths and washes, and sleeps eight hours each night.
G A R Elects New Officers for Ensuing Year
Washington Post No 12 G A R elected officers last Saturday night with C W Smith as Post Commander C C Calling as Senior Vice Commander I Hovel Cut as Junior Vice Commander 8 Engle as Quartermaster and others. Installation set for January 6 1900.
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Cllcera
C. W. Smith
C. C. Calling
1. Hovelcut
Engle
C. P. McCoy
Bey
Weatherby
Chas
Red
Solo singer George Selig wows parish audience
George Selig a Midland college attendee gave a solo at the Presbyterian church last evening. He has taken weekly lessons since arriving at Atchison college and listeners praised the sweetness of his voice.
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Midland College
Atchison
Presbyterian Church
Atchison College
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