Local Attorneys and Doctors Listings in Lawrence Directory
A historical directory page lists attorneys at law and physicians with offices on Massachusetts Street and nearby addresses. It includes Joseph E. Riggs, C J Simmons, G W Jones, F A Building suite, Dr. Morbe, Dr. Bechtel, E E Blair, John C Rudolph, plus hotel The Fairfax and New Santa Fe Hotel, and services from Opera House Livery Stable and Hack lines.
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Santa FE
Lawrence
Raton
Ia Opera House
Mass- St
Bell Phone
Cottage with two acres near city in Kansas
Cottage with two acres adjoining the city in Lawrence area. Good well cistern gas and postal access 34 mile from post office. Also listings for sale of livestock and equipment and help wanted canvassers at $2.50 daily. Locate at Lawrence House room 21 and other local sale notices with contact details.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence House
Bound Over Frank Schneck and Mollie Stewart for Murder
Frank Schneck and Mrs Mollie Stewart were bound over for trial in district court on murder charges in Centropolis. Ed Stewart testified against his wife with details about alibi and blood evidence as a key witness. The case centers on the death of Schneck’s wife and two children and the involvement of Mollie Stewart as an accomplice.
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Fhiana
Frank Sehneck
Mollie Stewart
Munder
Sehneck
Centropolis
Grint
CL .Robbing
Ed Stewart
Hushand
Stewart
Schneck
Frank
Cody
Sampson Bales
Liq
Melvin
Bales
F. M. Shadle
Shadle
Chawa
Sehneck Plice
Sheriff Cody
B. S
Howell
Centropulis
Howell Place
Ottawa
Haad
Constrapolis
Schueck
Sebneck
Army Bill Debate Resumes in House Plenary
Washington Feb 26. After routine business the House resumed discussion of the army appropriation bill. Two hours and a half remained for general debate when the bill was taken up.
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Washington
House
Reinstatement bill for negro soldiers linked to Brownsville probe
Senate introduces a bill to reenlist dishonorably discharged negro soldiers of the 25th Infantry based on Brownsville investigation testimony. The report details a chaotic night with doors and windows affected, bodies found, and witnesses describing postmortem positions and blood marks.
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Washington, D. C
Senator Foraker
25Th Infantry
Brownsville
Kansas Seeks 20000 for Free State Hotel Destruction
Washington reports Senator Long and Senator Curtis urged the Senate claims committee to honor the University of Kansas claim for 20000 tied to the destruction of the old Free State hotel in Lawrence. They argued the hotel burned by order of the United States marshal, backed by Dr Edward Everett Hale. The committee had questioned the marshal's role, but Hale's testimony may influence a favorable result.
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Washington
Senator Long
Curtis
Senate Committee On Claim
University of Kansas
Old Free State
Lawrence
Court of Claims
United States
Long
Edward Everett Hale
Senate
New England Emigrant Aid Society
Hale
Kansas
Baker Handles Lindsborg in 63 22 Victory
Baldwin Feb 26 The Baker five crushed Lindsborg 63 to 22 as Brainerd scored 11 and ONeil added points. The Baker second team beat the freshmen 30 to 29 at halftime break.
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Baldwin
Baker
Lindsborg
Brainerd
O'Neil
Denver Cathedral Holds Funeral for Murdered Priest
Thousands attended the service for Rev. Father Leo Heinrichs at St. Elizabeth's in Denver. He was transported to Paterson New Jersey for burial as part of a solemn funeral procession reflecting on the assassination and its political overtones.
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Leo Heinrichs
St. Elizabeth's Church
Union Depot
Paterson
Jersey
Frank Fathers
Alm Ehureh
Fath-r William Orvan
Tecler O'Ryan
Eakar
Italy
Fealy
Miny
New Jersey
Corncil
New Orleans
Chicago
Europe
New York Tourists Arrested as Spies in Guatemala City
Miss Haz el Edwards and Miss M Thames, two young New York tourists, traveled via the Isthmus of Panama and reached San Francisco aboard the Newport. They report being arrested for spies by Guatemala City's chief of police, held in a hotel and prison matron’s care for nearly two days before the Newport arrived.
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San Francisco
Hazel Edwards
M. Thames
New York
Panama
Newport
Guatemala City
Another Boodler Convicted In Missouri Bribery Case
St. Louis records show Daniel B. Naughton assistant clerk in the house of delegates found guilty as an accessory after the fact to the alleged bribery of Delegates Priesmeyer and Warner. Jury verdict opened this morning and he faces three months in jail and a $100 fine.
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St. Louis
Daniel B. Naughton
House of Delegates
Priesmeyer and
Warner
General Carroll Funeral Mourns at National Cemetery
Reports from Vladivostok confirm the death of Brigadier General Henry Carroll in Colorado. The funeral procession and burial plans are noted with arrival details at Fort Leavenworth and the National Cemetery, amid public interest in the fate of Captain Gliezan the Askold commander facing court martial.
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St. Petersburg
Vladivostok
Gliezan
Askold
Windivustock
Henry Carroll
Colorado
Cat Leavenwa
Fort Leavenworth
Gustafson
National Cemetery
Sen
Governor Hoch Offers Reward in Connolly Murder Case
The governor announced a one thousand dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of the murderer of David Fantroy Charles Connolly and Louis Beaver of Kansas City. Law enforcement eyes were on a body at the University of Kansas as Connolly sought to confirm if it was his father James Connolly missing since December. Authorities held the body for examination and negotiations continued with Attorney Beaver and others about the reward and investigation steps.
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Hoch
David Fantroy
Charles Connolly
Louis R. Beaver
Kansas City
University
Connolly
School of the University
Simon
University of Kansas
Madison Avenue
Lawrence
Kickapoo
Beaver
Leavenworth
Atchison
James Connolly
Dingess
Leavyenworth
Ed Howe to Speak at University Lecture Friday
The University hosts Ed Howe for a free illustrated lecture on his world travels. He emphasizes human interest and unique insight, aiming to inspire rather than bore the audience.
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Mr. Howe
Lawvonea
eLy
University
New York
Paul Hay
Muri
Roy
Howe
Lawrence
Murder charge tied to railroad obstruction at Otterman
The report describes a fatal incident where heavy logs were placed across the westbound Pacific passenger tracks near Main street Otterman, causing a collision. A suspect linked to a prominent New Hampshire family was charged with murder in connection with the obstructive act dated last Friday night.
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Ain Pacific
Otter- Mo
Main Street
Oneerunning
Elatira
Chicago Priest Assassination Warning Sparks Fear
Chicago officials and church leaders warned of a planned wave of violent acts amid fears of priest killings. Chancellor E M Tisai and Father Dunne cited threats against clergy, naming Archbishop Quigley and other church figures as potential targets in a tense, unnamed context.
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Chicago
Denver
E. M Tisai
Chcago Arch
Mayor Escorts Self Confessed Embezzler From Prison
Feb 20 report says Mayor Buske personally escorted Julia A. Linn, former circuit court clerk, from the penitentiary to Chicago after Linn pleaded guilty to unlawfully taking 31 000 in fees. Linn served twenty two months. release cited failing health and mind.
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Buske
Defends Republicans Dalzel Responds to Cockran Speech
In Washington on February 26 Representative Dalzel of Pennsylvania defended Republican politics in the House. He rebutted Cockran’s claim of no Democratic origin for any lasting policy, citing the independent treasury system and territorial expansion as Democratic. Dalzel urged the party to issue a campaign on its achievements and principles. A separate advert promotes a Lawrence real estate bargain by the Hosford Investment Company offering a seven room house with land for 1950 dollars, noting the limited time.
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Dalzel
Cockran
Washington, D. C
House
Pennsylvania
Palzell
Treasury
Republican Party
South
Lawrence
Zhosford Investment Company
Pay Cars and Aldrich Bill Debates Mix in Midwest News
The Missouri denounces the Aldrich currency bill amid late pay car movements from St. Louis to Washington. In Michigan, Walter Sackett fatally shot his wife and missed her brother, with authorities suspecting insanity.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Aldrich Bi
Pacific
Washington
D. C
Senate
Culbertson
Iron Mountain
Grand Rapids
Mich
Walter Sackett
Aldrich
Woodland
Swan- Barry County
Former Railroad Head Martin A. Hansen Dies at today
Martin A. Hansen a former head of the engineering department of the Ise Mountain Railroad system died today in St. Louis Missouri. He had been an inmate at St Vincent's asylum for some time. A brief obituary notes his long service in railroad engineering.
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St. Louis, Mo
Martin A. Hansen
St. Vincent's Asylum
Ise Mountain Railroad System
Texas Supreme Court Affirms Water-Pierce Damages Verdict
Sustains lower court ruling awarding 21 400 000 dollars in damages and ouster from the state against the Water-Pierce Oil Company for antitrust violations. Case to be appealed to the U S Supreme Court.
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Austin
Supreme Court of Texas
Uulay
Te Water-Pierce Oil Company
Tesas
United States Supreme Con't
Rich Woman Weds Noted States Official in Cairo News
New York reports Mrs. Anna M Weightman Walker widow of Congressman J Walker, one of America's wealthiest women, wed Frederick Cortland Kohnfield the United States consul in Egypt. Her estate reportedly worth sixty million dollars.
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New York
Anna M. Weightman’ Walker
J. ©. Walker
America
Frederick Cortland
Honfield
Penal Code Bill Passed and Employers' Liability Debate
Washington legislators heard arguments for and against the employers liability bill as the house judiciary committee debated. The penal code bill revising criminal laws, before the senate for most of the session, was passed today.
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Washington, D. C
House Committee On Judiciary
Bond
Baltimore& Ohio Railroad Company
Senate
Murder Charge Filed Against Three Men in Denver
A formal murder charge was filed today in Denver against Giuseppe Alio alias Angelo Gabriele and Giuseppe Guarnaccio. The report notes university regents meeting at 39% stock amid unrelated notices and a medical advertisement.
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Denver
Colu
Giuseppe Alio
Angelo Gabriele
Giuseppe Guarnaccio
Kansas City Grain and Livestock Markets Report
Wheat futures led gains with May at 92 4 cents and July at 97 4. No. 2 hard and red prices shown with cash values. Corn May 55 4 cents. oats No. 2 white 51 cents. Rye 74 to 78 cents. Butter creamery 36 to 40 cents per pound. Eggs 14 to 18 cents. Cattle receipts 7,000 natives and 14,000 total with prices from 4.00 to 4.50 for heavy and stockers feeder cattle about 4.00 to 4.15.
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Kansas City
Choice Prairie
Pecking
Jane
Navy Chief Capps Defends American Battleship Scale
Rear Admiral Washington Lee Capps told the senate naval affairs committee he would answer a magazine critique of battleship construction. He asserted that American ships are the equal of the best in the world.
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Washington
D. C
pAdny Washington Lee Capps
Senate Committee
Northern Pacific to Cut Telegraphers Wages
St. Paul February 26 The Northern Pacific Railroad plans wage cuts for telegraphers to align with new federal positions effective March 4 A proposed reduction of five to ten dollars is under review by the telegraphers committee in conference with railroad officials
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St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railroad
Lawrence High School honors two graduates and seniors list
The Lawrence High School class this year has two honor students Lucy March and Jennie Richardson. The graduation program includes Bonnie Dailey Nelle Cleveland Irene Garrett Alfred Griffin Lucy March Hannah Mitchell Rebekah Passon Jennie Richardson George Peterson and Joe Turner with Allen Wilbur representing the junior class. Commencement is scheduled for the last Friday in May. Meanwhile South Lawrence Camp M W A plans a Woodmen baseball team with C B D Bunker as temporary manager and an advisory board of Fred Reynolds Mack Karnes and Will Hoyt, pledging solid support.
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Lawrence High School
Lucy March
Jennie Richardson
Bonnie Dailey
Nelle Cleveland
Irene Garrett
Alfred Griffin
Hannah Mitchell
Rebekah Passon
George Peterson
Joe Turner
Allen Wilbur
South Lawrence Camp
Woodmen
C. BD. Bunker
Fred Reynolds
Mack Karnes
Will Hoyt
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Business Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
Joseph £. Riggs
Massachusetts
L. H Menger
Barker & Means, Attorneys-at-Law
Opera House
C.J. Smmons
Manas
St. Telephons Mo
Vinita
G. W. Jones
Burgery and Gynecology
F. A
Ohip Street
Hell
Morbe
Woodwant & Co
J. R. Bechtel
Tennessee Street
Blair
Salience
Vermont St
John C, Rudolph
Theasea of Women
Hampshire
THE
Fairfax
Massachusetts Street
Gustav West
Bell
J. Hunzicker
Indiana Street
Gustafsen
Frank Schneck
Gustafson 'S
Foin
Bates
Wother
L. W. Roller
As. Smith
Calvin
Horth
K. U
Gen. Carro
Euswan
Rade Ag
Faniey
Gueernor
Barker
Carsenor
Siti
Board of County Commissioners
Persia
Rich
Alton
HED Trevrearen Hivarge Alc
New Hampshire
Nenilly
Miss Carkins
von Orendorff
Cally
Boughton’s
Mass. St
Regents
Straffon
Mentholis
Raymond's
Grain and Provisions
Northern Pacific
Neville’s Georner
At & Pwr
J M Neville Bell
National Bank
J .B. Watkins
Precident
Hull
H Tucker
Shas Cashtee
B. Watking
HL C . W
State Bank
Mikey
Luther N. Lewin
Worome Anes
Luther N
I. J. Bweeney
Jacob Hadsky
J. Filtkey
Lawrench
Directore
Beence Mon G. Grovenor
Algea 3
Balawia
W. Aw
Kat’ Coatber
Hosford Investment CO. Investments
Woodward & Co
Thoos
So Amill & Pric
E.G. Saxman & Co
Sebals
Gustafeon
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