Lawrence Attorneys and Banks Advertise in City Directory
Entry lists multiple law offices and banks with addresses in Lawrence Massachusetts, including George L. Davie, Joseph E. Higgs, and others. It notes abstract titles, titles insurance, and general medical and business references in the area.
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Attorneys St Law
Opera Housé
Gorge L
DAVIE
Lawrence National Bank
Tel 7
Goat Q. A. Ete
Aolice
First Navonaong
Joseph E. Higgs
Massachusette
E. Learnabid
Scutterbeliding
Workmen Buried as Tunnel Cavein Strands Two Men
Two men trapped forty feet underground in a Pennsylvania railroad tunnel in Long Island City faced a perilous wait as rescue work continued through more than thirty hours. A dozen or more colleagues remained entombed, and rescuers dug from the shaft toward the roof hoping to reach the trapped workers before more victims could occur.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Island City
Sfmouth
Polles
East River Trace
Payne bill favors Philippine free admission with duties on sugar and tobacco
Washington report says the Ways and Means Committee approved the Payne bill allowing Philippine products into the United States free except sugar and tobacco, which would pay twenty five percent of Dingley rates until 1909 when they would be placed on the free list. New York explosion at Waldorf project claims three lives and injures over a dozen as dynamite blasts at a near excavation catch workers in a deadly incident.
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Washington
House
United States
New York
N. Y
Waldorf Astoria
Luther N. Taylor
Baldwin
Ben
Word O'Bryan
Chapman Tech
Hahasa
White
Hia
Adams Street
Mra. A. &. Glathart
Lineville
Laws
Arthur Sveinberg
St. Louis
Missen Edmondson
Japs Suspicious Over Pekin Talks After Portsmouth Treaty
Tokio reports unrest over Baron Komora’s stalled talks with China at Pekin after the Portsmouth settlement. Critics claim Japan’s concessions are too small and fear loss of gains such as the Chang Chung railway and police guard control. Russia France and Germany are seen pressuring China, fueling cabinet distrust and calls to suspend negotiations. The German emperor’s kindness to former Japanese POWs is noted but fails to reassure Japanese observers.
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Tokio
Baron Komora
Pekin
Japan
Portsmouth
Pine Chang Chung
Street Fight in Courland Kills 300 in Matau
A Berlin dispatch reports 300 killed during a street battle in Matau the capital of Courland. In Leanewarden, revolutionists released prisoners and executed Assistant District Governor Paterson and Mazimovitch, their bodies flung into the river.
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Berlin
Loks Rozeiger
Koenigaberg
Prossia
Matau
Courland
Leanewarden
Div
Pila
Paterson
M. Mazimovitch
Johnson Not Re-appointed in Indian Territory
Washington December 19 The withdrawal of the removal order for William K Johnsop United States attorney for the southern district of the Indian territory makes clear he will not be reappointed His term expires on the 14th of next month Senators Long Kansas and Warren Missouri who have Indian territory interests urge J L Allen of Muskogee as Johnsons successor Another candidate is James E Humphrey one of Johnsons assistants He was presented to the president today by Representatives Redenburg and Sterling of Ilfpois The president had not yet decided.
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Washington
William K. Johnsop
United States
Indian Territory
Long
Kansas
Warren
Missouri
J. L. Allen
Muskogee
Johnson
James E Humphrey
Redenburg
Sterling
Ilfpois
Reform School Blaze Destroys DC Boys’ Building
In Washington DC on December 19 a fire swept the district’s reform school outside the capital, destroying the male dormitory housing about three hundred boys. The loss was fifty thousand dollars. no lives were lost as inmates aided firefighters to shield nearby structures.
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Washington, D. C
Boys Reform School
District of Columbia
Washington
Constantinople Calm Returns After Bank Turmoil
Chicago reports that by December 19 normal conditions returned in Constantinople amid banking unrest. Three hundred tons of disturbance caused by a quarrel in the Mumelman area triggered arrests as armed Armenians clashed with police and firemen attempting to quell the scene. End of turmoil noted with ongoing payment adjustments for creditors.
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Chicago
Constantinople
Turkey
Indica- Cawosela
Dred Hons
Mumelman
Arbanks
Home Savings
Cattle Tuberculosis Report Shocks California and Port War News
San Francisco reports widespread bovine tuberculosis with about half the cattle affected. Guards patrol Angel Island as measures tighten amid transport to land forces. La Follette resigns as Wisconsin governor. Bedford bank opens with rapid deposits. A divorce case prompts a new trial motion in Ohio.
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San Francisco
Calif
Shang Hai
China
Angel Island
Geohere
Eral Funston
She
California
Baltimore
Ita
Feh Croiser
Express Cars Caught Fire in Kansas Train Wreck
Reading Kansas December 19 The Santa Fe passenger No 17 wrecked at Badger Creek. An express car caught fire a messenger was killed engineer and two messengers seriously injured two other passengers lightly injured. Believed wreck caused by saboteurs removing spikes rails and plates. Reward of 5000 offered for arrest and conviction of wreckers.
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Reading
Kansas
Badger Creek
E. E. Derrick
Rapsau City
eXpress Messeover
Barry Davie
Topeka
Davis
Fox
Back Burt
L. Frost
Interna
J. E. Hurley
The
Santa Fe Railway Today
Hurley
Emporia
Family Affair Also
New York December 19 Henry F Townsley president of Life Association of America resumes testimony before Armstrong Insurance committee He states company began as stock concern with 4263 ioSt in treasury from sale of stock Townsley salary 12000 treasurer 3000 medical director 3000 and general counsel 6000 C P Townsley his son secretary and general agent receives commissions 4400 last year Medical director George G Van Schack brother of counsel helped organize the company
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New York
Henry F. Townslay
Life Association of America
Armstrong Insurance
Bualuesa Ag
Townsley
C. P. Townsley
George G. van Schack
Old Settler Harvey A Cosley Dies in Kansas City
Harvey A Cosley who arrived in Lawrence in 1855 died yesterday at his home in Kansas City Kansas He lived in Lawrence for many years and moved to Kansas City about twenty years ago He was well known and active in local affairs The body will be taken to Burlingame for interment and pass through here tomorrow forenoon.
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Harvey A. Cosley
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kansas
Mr. Cosley
Burlingame
University officials discuss resumption of Nebraska Kansas athletic relations
Professor A T Walker of the University of Kansas and Dr Roscoe Pound of Nebraska discuss resuming athletic relations with a conference set for January 1 at Lincoln. Walker and associate arbiter Mr Progrey have Lincoln ties while negotiations continue. The Fair advertises heavy holiday offerings with low prices on furs coats and millinery aimed at shoppers.
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A. T. Walker
University of Kansas
Nebraska
Kansas
Roscoe Pound
Law School
Walker
Dr. Pound
Lincoln
Progrey
Harold Henrys Recital Tonight at Fraternal Aid Hall
Harold Henry returns home for his first recital since studying in Europe with Ms Lyons and Mrs Cooke providing accompaniment. The program features Technikowski, Beethoven, Brams, Weber, Liszt, Petrarch Sonnet, Moszkowski, Purcell, Chopin and more. Recital begins at 8:16 PM admission 35 seats. Funeral notices follow for L. Purcell with burial at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Harold Henry
Fraternal Aid Hall
Mr. Henry
Europe
Mre Lyons
Mre. Cooke
Technikowski
Thema
Maris Clona
Beathoven
Branms
Weber
der Freieschatz
Liszt
Moszkowaki
Purcell
Purcell, ‘Nymphs and Shepharde
Chopin
Death of Former Lawrence Man Ends Long residency
Mrs. M. A. Torbert reports the death of Lyman Eldridge of Oskoah Wisconsin aged 91 years 4 months. Eldridge came to Lawrence in 1858 and worked with the Eldridge brothers in the Eldridge house. He will be remembered by many old settlers of Lawrence.
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M. A. Torbert
Lyman Eldridge
Oskoah
Wisconsin
Cal
W. Eldridge
Eldridge
Lawrence
Eldridge Brothers
Regents Meet to Discuss Kansas City Medical School Plans
The Kansas Regents held a brief meeting at Eldridge Hotel to review matters related to the Kansas City Medical School. Accompanied by Secretary Folk and Chancellor Strong, the board traveled to Kansas City this morning to further consider development plans for the institution.
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Board of Regents
The
Inciver‘alty of
Kansas
Eldridge Hota
Kansas City Medical School
Sercetary Folk
Strong
Kansas City
Regenta
Alec Mitchel
Scott Hopkins
Horton
Col. Potter
Peabody
Regent Butcher
Wellington
Medical School
Mitchell
Chi Omega Cor
Madge Kennedy
Gertrude Cobte
Gertrude Bella
Jack Trust
Baker Beats Kansas in a Hotly Contested Game
Baker University defeated Kansas University 18 to 4 in a hard fought basketball game. Local business notes highlight B J Hinchman opening a new grocery at Lee and Kentucky, New England forefathers day events set for tomorrow, and Mer Pease's Park grocery meat market building a strong trade. Nearby items report student departures, busy shopping streets, Morrison and Lemon relocating offices, Union Pacific upgrading lines to Kansas City, a drunken arrest, and a marriage license issued.
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Baldwin
Baker
Kansas University
the Park Grocery
Mer. Pease
Personal and social notes from a Kansas town
J.F. Breck visits Sharon Springs while Ed Pierson, Laura Engle, Willis Folks, Imogene Dean, E. C. Brookens, and Chancellor Strong travel to or through Kansas City. Numerous residents plan trips, visits, or shopping for Christmas. columns mention local business, church, and social events, with frequent references to Kansas City and Leavenworth trips.
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Willis K. Folks
Kansas City
Imogene Dean
Bank Robbers Blow Safe In Baldwin Chase
Four robbers blew open the Baldwin bank safe today in a fierce exchange with residents. A buggy getaway followed a loud explosion tearing about $25 in currency and some silver. No injuries reported. A posse with bloodhounds pursues the suspects.
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St. Louis
Baldwin
Russian Rebellion Spreading Across Baltic Provinces
Russian dispatches report no full two corps on the Baltic front, two regiments sent from St. Peterburg, fear of Polish uprisings grows, Linovitch moves troops from Manchuria, Cossacks expected, government cautious about risk to capital.
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St. Petaraburg
Baltic
Peteraburg
Linovitch
Manchuria
Markets by Wire Live Stock and Grain Prices
Markets by Wire from Kansas City and Chicago list cattle prices for natives, stockers, cows, calves, hogs and packers with ranges and averages. Grain prices show wheat, corn, oats, rye and hay, plus dairy and livestock notes across locations and dates.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Timothy
Onate
Wheel on arrest case cited at Alabama Street address
Fragmentary notice shows J. W. Morrow at 2 Alabama Street being pressed in a case described as wheel on arrest with damages and a claim of payment. No clear date or full details available.
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J. W. Morrow
Alabama i Street
Rioting in Shanghai Reports From New York Telegraph
Fearson Daniel & Co received a telegram from Shanghai reporting coal labor rioting with business suspended two police stations burned about twenty Chinese killed a few foreigners injured marine volunteers ordered yesterday and further trouble expected tonight across the city reports indicate escalating clashes and violence.
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New York
Fearson Daniel & Co
Shanghai
Coalse Lasses
Marine
Rosewater Nominated for International Postal Union Delegate
Washington Dec 10 senators Millard and Burkett named Edward Rosewater editor of the Omaha Bee for appointment as an American delegate to the International Postal Union. Irving F Baxter, U S district attorney for Nebraska, likely will be asked to resign. Rests on Prosecution Evidence In New York Des 19 Abraham Rommell a lawyer in the Dodge Momer divorce case goes to the jury based on spouse testimony.
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Washington
Dec
New York
Des
Abraham Ji
Rommel
Robbers Break In At Des Moines Safe
Robbers wrecked a safe in a State bank back of Udell last night and escaped with 2000 dollars. Holiday travel is expected to be immense the last part of this week as rail passenger business remains in flux. Wiedemann's advertises Lowney’s and Headly’s chocolate in fancy boxes from to 5 cents.
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Dea Moines
Raob[bara
Udell
H Ave
Lowmey's
Headly’s
Wiedemann’s
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Alfred Whitman
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Dactrabistom and
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Tawrenge Pantatorium
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A. L. Selig’s
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Lee
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Morrison & Lemon
Nouth
Martin
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J.F. Breck
Sharon Springs
Ed Pierson
Laura Engle
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Beloit
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Hansay City
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Sadie Butt
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Tola
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Lanora
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Columbia, Mo
Thas
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Russe
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Earl Steele
Lawrance
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Langenworth
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Albions Mich
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Duomire’s
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American Bible ‘Society
Sinclair’s Ofice
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Straffons Drug Store
Byron Jones
Wolf's Book Store
Wave Place
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Dick Bros
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B.B. Binchman
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Kanwaka
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B. B. Bincbman
Sates Pelendon Unc
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T. D. Griffith
Tooganoxie
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Mises Georgia
Lola Smart
Ottawa
Chris Thas
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Sarah Voster
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Red Oak
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Mins Avale Monroe
Kansas ‘ City
Mra. Wan
Strang
Mra. E. D. O’bryan
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T. M. Potter
W. A. White
Scott Hopking
Board of Remente
Mea
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F. M. Parkios
Cora Becker
Vicletta
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Mim
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Cape Girardesa
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Bobbery Rowlands
Eaparia
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Harrison Parkman
Julia Long
Losy Long
Wheel Ing
W. Va
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Qanare
Santa Vara
C. H. Gaunt
Ant
Gaunt
Telegraph
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Mr. Hogi
Atkinsational Bank
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Presidenta Hul
Watatas
Bain & Jy Rersailles
Beal
Willie
W. Gparr
Ar. Srabba
Igeerscan Ofpkag
J.D. Bowersocz
Paul R. Broa
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