Local Attorneys and Firms Listed in Law Notice
A garbled legal notice lists multiple attorneys at law and firms in Lawrence area, including Crownell Norton Learnard and G A Banes as well as abstracts of title and insurance services. It mentions offices in the First National Bank building and near Lawrence National Bank with street references and contact cues. The scattered items indicate a directory-style page of legal professionals and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oflce
Lawrence
G. A. Norton
Altorosy
First National Bank
SOARE
Learnard
Jurrass Building
Perkins
Omics
Second Tace National Bank
M. A. Gurelle
Rick Ruling
Janes
Jl Mitcubli
Death of Secretary Hay at Newbury Home
John Hay secretary of state died at his summer resort, the Fells, at 12 25 AM. He collapsed suddenly after a quiet day and died a short time later with his wife by his side. Funeral planned for Cleveland with services likely in Washington as officials mourn.
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New Hampshire
Newbury
N. G
John Hay
Oursea
Tor. Scudder
Tir Scudder
New York
Mediterranean
Hay
Calvin
Clarence
Min
Clarence Hay
Iraq
Washington
Taft
Lake Sunapee
State Department
President's Message in Oystar Map July 1
The president sent a message to Mrs. Hay expressing deep sympathy for her bereavement. The note notes disbelief at the tragedy and sorrow, with a misspelled signature attributed to Theodore Roosevelt.
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Oystar
Roosevelt Grieved by Death of Secretary Hay
Roosevelt was shocked and grieved at Secretary Hay’s death. Oyster Bay July 1. News arrived early via press representative. The president treated the report as almost unbelievable and the last word he received from the stricken reader was harshly altered by errors in transmission.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Hay
Sted Press
Hottman Sentenced to Hang for Myers Murder
In Kansas City on July 1 Prank Hottman was sentenced to hang on August 10 for the murder of Clarence Myers. Mrs Myers facing the same sentence sobbed and showed no emotion during her sentencing. an appeal may stay the execution.
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Kansas City
Hottman
Clarence Myers
Will Take Off Guards Chicago Strikers Peace Likely
Chicago officials plan to reduce police guard shifts in the business district as steamship strike effects wane. Mayor Dunne believes rioting danger is practically over and police will return to normal stations by Monday if strikes end.
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Chicago
Busi Vices
Ciy
Dunne
Eighteen Indicted In Federal Packing Case
Chicago July 1 eighteen individuals from four packing firms were indicted by the federal grand jury on charges including restraint of trade conspiracy to monopolize rebates and related offenses. Named defendants include J Ogden Armour Charles Armour Louis Swift and others with Armour & Company also indicted. Sixteen Illinois and Kansas houses were destroyed by a tornado near Phillipsburg and a servant girl Mamie Rogers received a ten year pentitentiary sentence in Missouri after burglarizing an attorney's home two months earlier.
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Chicago
Federal
Pmice
J. Ogden Armour
Charles W. Armour
Edward Morris
Ira N. Morriy
Louis Swift
St. Joseph, Mo
Mamie Rogers
Eliott Spalding
Senator Allen resigns Chanute Producers role and leaves
Senator W Q Allen resigns as president of the Chanute Producers Association and returns to Minneapolis after a two year stint at the Kangas oil fields in Chanute Kansas.
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Chanute
Kan
W. Q. Allen
Realibation
Chanute of Producers Assossation
Minneapolis
Leader Durham Resigns as Insurance Commissioner
Harrisburg July 1 Israel W. Durham a leader of the Republican organization resigns as insurance commissioner in a startling political move.
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Harrisburg
Israel W. Durham
Bonaparte Sworn In as Secretary of the Navy
Charles J. Bonaparte of Maryland was sworn in today as secretary of the navy in Washington. The ceremony announced a new cabinet position with Bonaparte taking office amid the administration's defense priorities.
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Washington
Jay
Charles J. Bonaparte
Maryland
Mutiny Ends Peacefully as Potemkin Surrenders to Odessa Fleet
In Odessa on July 1, mutineers aboard the Potemkine surrendered unconditionally to Admiral Kroger after a tense standoff. The Russian fleetblockaded the mutineers with ships and shore guns, but no shot was fired. Kruger’s forces remained loyal as the Potemkine lowered its flag and the fleet evacuated without battle.
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Odessa
Kroger
Potemkire
Potemkine
Kruger i
Payship
Fagter
Kruger
Potamkine
Vitor
Kruger’s Neat
Votemkine
Buxtners
London
England
Reuters
St. Petersburg
Ina
Kolyz Potemkine
Mutiny and unrest report from Odessa amid naval moves
London reports ongoing events at Odessa with conflicting telegrams. A private message says mutiny aboard a Wattie ship and a Krugyear squadron withdrawal left two battleships behind at the military governor's urging. Another private note claims ties were extinguished and normalcy would return in days.
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London
Odessa
Wattie
Krugyear
Ato
Rnsa le
Oressa
Thea
Mutinies Stun Russian Navy and Prisoner Freed in Barahona
Reports from Odessa and St Petersburg confirm mutinies aboard two Russian battleships including Potemkin. A Belgian telegram notes mutineers at Libau surrender after talks on food. In San Domingo, General Candelaro De La Rosa is released from Barahona prison after a clash leaves several dead or wounded.
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San Domingo
Candelaro de la Rosa
Barahona
Fores
Odessa Quiet Amid Distant Rifle Fire
Odessa July 1 reports sporadic rifle fire between troops while calm otherwise. Battleship Knysz Potemkine and George Poble remain in port as local officials assess the scene.
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Odessa
Knisz Potemkine
George Poble
Turbulent Seas and Political Shifts Across Posts
Reports from Savastopol and Odessa note Kruger's squadron arriving from Odessa with no incidents reported. Cincinnati papers claim J R McLean will shift the Cincinnati Enquirer toward a Republican stance, surprising some allies. In Kansas Independence, July 1, the monthly oil report shows lower field activity but higher oil production with 209 completions and 0.8 million barrels.
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Indapensadoce
Kan
Walls Drij Ad
Thara
Wid-Continent
Kansas
Wall Wallace Replies on Panama Canal Crisis
New York July statement from John F. Wall Java, a Panama Canal Commission member, who Taft accused of abandoning canal work at a critical moment. He says he will rest over the summer and will not disclose future plans until the organization officials announce them.
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New York
John F. Wall Java
Panama Canal Commission
Taft
Associated Regs
Watlana
Wallaca
Chinese orders to halt anti American agitation issued
Washington reports that the Chinese government has ordered all viceroys and governors to stop the anti American agitation and attempted boycott against American goods after urgent representations from the American legation. Minister Rockhill at Pekin conveyed the instruction from the state department.
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Washington, D. C
Rockhill
Pekin
State Department
Legation
Hart
Aigea
Empire
Robbery near bank door in Chicago pepper attack
Dan Keeny, a Bartlett Frazier & Carrington messenger, was assaulted outside the Corp Exchange National Bank as pepper was thrown in his eyes and over $1,700 stolen. He risks eye injury while the robber escaped. In other news, the Twentieth Century Limited wreck cost about 71,000 with life and accident policy payouts totaling 216,000 to heirs. An airship feat in Toledo featured A R Koabeshue sailing three miles and landing atop a ten story building before returning to the depot.
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Chicago
Corp Exchange National Bank
Dan Keeny
Bartlett Frazier & Carrington
Beamy
Lake Shore
Ife
Toledo
A. R. Koabeshue
Lawrence Booms With Construction in 1905
The first half of 1905 sees extensive building across Lawrence. Public venues rise including a new law school, hospital, post office, YMCA, and power works. Residential growth expands with numerous new houses on Mississippi Indiana Winthrop and other streets as remodeling and new offices improve the business district.
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EK Ua
Law School
University of Kansas
Haskell Indian Industrial Institute
Governiant Post Offhce
Yo M.C A
Wowerseek
Telephone Exchange
Alex Marks
Hallene
Kilworth
Massachusetts
Hars
Mississippi
Indiana
Winthrop
Lre
Miss Critey
Ohio Street
Prof. Bailey
Striking workers threaten action over pay demands
In Chicago on July 1 a crowd of about 1000 strikers from railway express and department store drivers unions gathered at Secretary Chas Sager stroms office of the Teamsters Joint Council. They berated President Shea and leaders over strike management while seeking weekly strike benefits for families. In Topeka the state board of control organized with E B Schemerhorst chairman Sherman Elliott treasurer and J L Johnson secretary. In Cynter Bay a judge was named associate justice of the Philippine Supreme Court. Mrs Jawmea Daugherty of Hagerstown Indiana was killed in a runaway crash.
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Chicago
Chas Sagerstrom
Teamsters Joint Council
Shea
Railway
Express
Topeka
State Board of Control
E B. Schemerhoro
Cherokee
Sherman Elliott
Lawrence
J. L. Johnson
Oskatoona
Kansan City contempt suit targets Santa Fe railroad
Proceedings in Kansas City detail contempt charges against the Santa Fe railway for violating a March 23 2004 injunction restraining rebates. Milton J D Purdy and the government contend Loe Santana granted preferential rates to certain shippers and that the railroad officers should appear in U S district court. Also noted is the sale of the Joplin News Herald to P E Burton and J F Farrish.
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Kansan City
Atensop, Topaks & Santa Fe Railway Company
Kansas City
Philips
United States District Court
Milton JD. Purdy
Washington
Santa Fe
Loe Santana
Calarado Ual & Iron Company i
Natural gas reaches Kansas City pipeline for test
Gas from the Kansas field reached Kansas City today for a pipeline test. It will be ready for consumption next week.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Kansas Woman Found Dead Near Home
Kansas dispatch reports Mrs. Moses Bush of Minneapolis was found dead near her home with no one present at the time. In Kingman, Fred Treason, a Basil-area farmer, died by his own hand after a shooting incident.
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Minneapolis
Kan
Moses Bush
Kingman
Fred Treason
Basil
Local police and regional notes from scattered items
Briefs from Waxahachie Indiana and Oklahoma list a boy losing a log from a moving freight train a shooting in a restaurant and a temporary injunction on springs money collection along with an executive committee election in a railroad group and appointments of railway mail clerks a currency report on silver prices and a bank charter approval in Rush Springs Oklahoma Territory
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Waxahachie
Tex
Jon
Fanning
Katy
Mooreros
Lafontaine
Indiana
Harvey Wiley
Frank Vandyke
Swarts
James Tuble
Cauda Springs
Kansas
San Pedro
Los Angeles & Salt
Oklahoma City
EK. W. Compton
Keetan
Charles A. Kirtley
Chandler
E. Charles Stucker
Ig Springs
J. A. Vogut
Montgomery City
E. W. Hrooks
Marstulfield
Ov J. Moore
Gashland
K. W. Dlessick
Peet H. Grady
Weblaler
St. Louis
Tia
Nslot
Stephan Strawn
C. W. Brown
A. M. Dicks
A. L. Evans
A. 0.Smith
First National Bank of
Rush Springs
I. T
Boyhood King Alfonso XIII at the Cortes
An eyewitness recalls the infant Alfonso XIII presiding at the cortes as a baby. He cried and sapped interest in parliamentary affairs, while his mother’s intervention calmed the scene and influenced the crisis. The adage about the cradle rocking the world is invoked.
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Alfonso XIII
Cortes
Talleyrand
Basides
Spain
French Duelist to Be Pardoned in National Amnesty
Paul Deraulede, once banished from France for ten years, will be included in the general amnesty issued for the national festival July 14. He has spent his exile in Spain and his pardon is said to be sought in part by King Alfonso.
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Paul Deraulede
Duellet
Journalia
Bastile
Dervalede
Spain
Alfonso
WII Head Delegation to St. Petersburg July 1
Mauravief the Russian ambassador at Rome has been chosen as chief of the Rus aca relegation at the peak confer to August.
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St. Petersburg
Mauravief
Rome
Rusaca
Peate
Kansas City and Chicago Market Report July 1
Kansas City and Chicago grain and livestock prices listed for July 1. Cattle hogs wheat corn oats rye and dairy bids shown with bids, quotes, and receipts across markets in Kansas City and Chicago. Prices include July, September and December futures alongside cash figures and contractions.
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Kansas City
Timothy—Choica
Chicago
Ag.say
Pair of Poets Describe Royal Audience with Chinese Minister
Andrew D White narrates a scene in which Robert Strowning witnesses a crowd outside a house as Chinese minister and entourage depart shell carriages. Brownling asks the interpreter the minister’s visit origin and is told the minister is respected in his own country. The exchange reveals a playful focus on poetry and enigmas.
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Andrew D. White
Tnis
Robert Strowning
Marohig
Tefora
Browning
Comte
Hale’s Advice on Sleep and Work Habits
Edward Everett Hale urges eight to ten hours of sleep and early bedtimes. He advocates avoiding brain work after four in the afternoon and spending much time outdoors regardless of weather. He emphasizes not working when fatigued and, above all, not worrying.
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Edward Everett Hale
Cable rate cuts set for July first to Corea and nearby spots
A rate reduction of twenty cents per word for Corea via Commercial Pacific cable takes effect July 1 with Corea cities Cehmulpo Fase and Seoul priced at 61.21 per word beyond San Francisco and other Corea locations at 41.29 per word beyond San Francisco. Local merchants consider a town wide shop closure on Tuesday July 4 with about twenty merchants already showing closing notices. Wheat marketing by Jamoa Shirar is not all from Learnard farm as Shirar now cultivates a large area.
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Corea
Commercial Pacific
Cehmulpo
Fase
Seoul
San Francisco
Jamoa Shirar
Learnard
Shirar
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B. Crownell
Ax, Ofice Over Awrence National Hopk
Lt Wescely
Rete Las
Banker & Means
Mufice
Opera House
George L. Davis
Juual Baok Bultine
Tel
Altorney
L Nw
Ydielag
Suri
Aehisetta Stent
Mr Twate
Neta
A. Banes & Sun
Petract Bis
Olce Root
Omae
RO Mokee, M. 2
Ufice Owar Woodward
W. Jones
P J
Simmons
Umice
Mons
Ge Phillips
Huot
Alice Phone de Kelends Faune
Andereon
Verna’ Street
J. H
Bechtel
Dateupathy
Cale
Vnl
Avery Stable Sorner
Aire Hismpebiz
Ofis
Murtender
Tal Nast
Massachusetts Street
Céry
Huck and
Bourd
Lave
S. Franciees
PF Lofrancisco
C.K. Francisco
W. J. Francisco & Sons
Geo &.Gooding, Nicolson & Knad
Lawhesco
Kanata
Bobalé
Vermont St
Alfred Whitman
Sucesyr
Gleason & Whitman, w?Weal Estate
Gane Pondeca
J. H. Gibsham Blacksil
A. L. Selig’s
Insurance Agency
Reasonalss
Gostreliable Pire
Life
Toramdo
Ansurance
Bonda Foria
xocoLors
Myers
Paramount
Will
Beef Trust Grand Jury
Phillipsburg
Kangas
Bonaparte
Black Sea
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Odusva
Tees
Libau
Russia
Sevastopal
Savastopol
McLean
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
J. R. McLean
Cingingati Enquirer
Ohio
Tategrai
McKinney
Columbus
Leoaine
Kansas Ol
MR Wallace
Panama Canal
Cech Serurad
City of
Keap
the Old Town
Uloomy
Cynter Bay
L. I
James F. Tracy
Albany
N. Y
Supreme Court of the
Jawmea Daugherty
Hagerstown
Indiapa
Missouri
Joplin
Joplin News Herald
Melville W. Lutchinson
P. E. Burton
J. F. Farrish
St. Louis Republic
Alphonso
Wii
B. Watkins
Reaidenn
Ga. Rat Vite Frostdant
Eee
J. A. HL
T-House
O. Moors
Tucker
Ravings de Byes Asposits
Secalved
Fuewing and
Eergbannes
Rat
Lawrence National Bank
United States
Moora
Haller
Ie Barvelda
J.H Ulsthart
Ae A.monroe
Lees
Lawrencens
Lawrence Pantatorium
West Warren Street
E. B. Hale
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