Real Estate and Law Firms Mentioned in Fragmented OCR
Obscure legal notices and business names appear, including Attorneys at Law firms on Magnachuberte and Arch Street, plus an insurance firm and abstracts. An obituary mentions Nafey Matvey of Westport Missouri later Lawrence Kansas, with a large family and church ties, noting her citizenship and community roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nafey Matvey
Westport
Georgia
Latt
Kansas
Lawrence
Lawrences
Bot
Warren Street Baptist Cherch
Taxes Higher as State Board Completes Assessments
Topeka May 23 The state board of assessors finished its report showing total increased assessments of about 81.0W with the Missouri Kansas and Texas as the only road reduced from 3,250,305 last year to 3,125,005. The Katy governor’s favorite sees tax relief, while mothers face increases in taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Board of Railway
Serora
Missouri, Kansas and
Texas
Short-Lived President Resigns in Russian Senate
St Petersburg on May 23 reports Count Suisky resigned as president of the council of the upper house of parliament at his own request due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Suisky
Daughters of the King Meet Opens in Lawrence
The annual state convention of the Daughters of the King opens in Lawrence with a reception at the Episcopal rectory this evening. Sessions continue tomorrow in the Guild hall following the regular church convention which adjourned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daughters of the King
Lawrence
Guild
Police Court Fines Involved In Monday Night List
Kansas City May 23. Police court fines were imposed on Carl Williams and Harvey Groper for a Monday night incident. The hearing, described as a rebate hearing, began in federal court today with charges related to a broker from Woggart and a charging company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Williams
Harvey Groper
Kansas City
Gee
Ferlow Trattie Asadayer
Litas George
Woggart
A Piano Recital at Mount St Joseph Conservatory
Miss Marie Sinclair presented a graduating piano recital to an enthusiastic audience showcasing Beethoven Grieg MacDowell and Godard programs. The piece included Sonata Op 31 and Etude Op 23 No 12 with strong technique and interpretation signaling a bright future for the young artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Sinclair
Mount St. Joseph
Godard Etude
Uhopio Kamwmenol Ostrow
Rubensting
Dubuque
Jaws
Journal
Episcopal Meeting Reports Diocese Work and Missionary Appeal
Crowded Episcopal gathering hears Bishop Millspaugh recount the year’s work with 411 confirmations and a missionary appeal by Dr Finn from Wichita. About $2,000 pledged for local missions as Daughters of the King join sessions. auxiliary convenes in Lawrence with robust attendance and a full program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Millspaugh
Finn
Wichita
Laocheon
Daughters of the King
Lawrence
Sesato
Miss Macers Recital At University Auditorium
Miss Macers Paarl Rechtel Maser presented a piano recital before a sizable university audience. The performance drew favorable comments from listeners, with Charles Larson of Nansagy City noting the baritone supporting roles and Professor Wreyer and Dean Skitton providing piano accompaniment. Chi Omega freshman sisters served as ushers, followed by a reception line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paarl Rechtel
Maser
Une
Miss Maser
Charles Larson
Nansagy City
Atle Range
Wreyer
Dean Skitton
Xima
Chi Omega Sorority
Ex-Chancellor Joshua Lippincott Visits Old Friends
Ex chancellor of Kanska University Joshua A Lippincott, now a pastor in Philadelphia, is spending days with Lawrence friends. He succeeded Marvin as chancellor in 1874 and served until 1883 when Snow was elected. The university then comprised Fraser Hall and the old medical building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua A Lippincott
Kanska University
Philadelphia
Corrected Analysis of Natural Gas From KU Lab
Corrected analysis of natural gas from pipes in the University of Kansas chemical laboratory. Sample analyzed May 10, 1906 lists oxygen crate, carbon dioxide 0.20 percent, carbon monoxide 0.44 percent, marsh gas 8.06 percent, nitrogen 1.57 percent, bellum 0.17 percent, total 100 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Paying Resolutions for Lawrence Street Paving
The city council of Lawrence Kauass adopts a resolution to grade curb and pave Indians street from Elliott to Reed with limestone macadam eight inches deep. The improvement will be paid in ten annual installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kauass
City of
Elliott Street
Reed Street
Regular Presbyterians Favor Union of Churches With the Cumberlands
Des Moines May 23 Excerpt shows Presbyterian general assembly and Cumberland assembly moving toward union before adjournment. Antipolygamy resolution adopted, opposing polygamy and polygamous cohabitation. multiple notes on other political and social topics appear in telegraph excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Presbyterian General Assembly
Cumberland Presbyteran Assembly
Sessum
Decatur
Ulineis
Assembly Terfay
United States
Turfmen End Western Turf War Pact Near Cincinnati
Peace moves reportedly end the western turf war with a compact signed by American Turf Association leader Joseph Rhinack and Western Jockey Club backer Louis Cella. Henry J Main dies at 142 Locust Street after Civil War service and Mason under Oak Hill cemetery rites. West Wichita riot fears as three black men are moved from police to county jail amid threats after a supermarket beating and robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Joseph L. Rhinack
American Turf Association
Lous Cella
Western Jockey Club
Henry J Main
Locust Streat
Mr Main
New York
Lawrence
Masoine Order
Oak Hill Cemetery
Court Refuses to Interfere in Presbyterian Union
Decatur May 23 Judge Johns refused to grant an injunction to restrain the union of the Presbyterian churches. He ruled the church is a voluntary organization and its highest tribunal's acts are binding on all members and courts will not interfere if the acts are fair and honest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Lil
Johns
Presbyterian Churches
Acta
Equity
Cumberland General Assembly
Cumberland
Clei Court
Adda
Conaidar
Examining R R Officials at Phi Delt Hous e
Kansas City observer notes that courts will not rule on ecclesiastical doctrine decisions and that Cumberland Presbyterian church matters are ecclesiastical. The report mentions diocesan conventions, local visits, and Pi Beta Phi club plans in Topeka and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cloyes
Kansas City
Cassatt Denies Resigning Penn Railroad Presidency
Cassatt emphatically denies plans to resign as president of the Pennsylvania Railroad. He stated yesterday there was no intention to quit the top post, despite circulating rumors. The clarification comes amid ongoing organizational discussions at the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cassatt
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mixed 1919 era items touch on law and sports events
Washington May 23 Senate finance panel backs a plan to require domestic materials for Panama Canal bids unless presidential prices are deemed excessive. Kansas City May 2 5 Petition seeks life imprisonment for a murder. Aggia Myers death sentence commutation discussed. Helen Gilson organ recital with C F Detwiler set for Thursday. Fay Moulton Kansas sprinter due in Kansas City May 30. Lawrence high defeats Emporia high 2 to 1. Battle Ground collision injures sixty. one killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Panama Canal
Kansas City
Aggia Myers
Fay Moulton
Kansas University
Athens
Lawrence Wild West Show At Driving Park June 32
Vague talk of a wild west show at the driving park with racing horses and a county fair atmosphere. Notes on local real estate, a few prices, and an ad for Regal Shoe Co with samples and hours. Also mentions school trips to Manhattan and a Norwegian poet’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Driving Park
Symonds
Regal Shoe Co
Eldridge House
Contests and social notices from a Kansas town
The column outlines a library contest with a forthcoming vote and mentions local elections, architectural plans for a Kansas Bible School building, and various social events. It notes Ray Campbell of Wichita and Burns Cirich of Aightson as Pa Gam party candidates, plus an Episcopal meeting, a university Bible school project on Mount Oread, and ceremonies including weddings and visits by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Campbell
Wichita
Burns Cirich
Aightson
Bghare
Pa Gam
Hilinger and Mitchell
Kanas City
Dew Bible School
University of Kanaus
Mawe, Hoyt and Cutler
Won West and
Childs
Topekattla
Kansas Bibis
Aburth
Leonora C Ward
Mount Oread
Porth
F KE Ward
Marin
Tapia Lodey
WC Payne
Gana Dead After Thimble Party At Mrs Green’s Home
Mrs J W Green hosted a casual thimble party with Ninety ladies in attendance assisted by Mrs Henry Tisdale and others. W W Gano, age 58, died of heart disease at her home, services held at the Christian church in Rong profusion. May 23 update notes Foley's death at 51 and weather and farming notes from Topeka and Beloit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Green
Miss Barclay Moves Dress College To New Premises
Kelater Miss Barclay of the Eelater Dress making College relocates from 919 Mast St to 736 New Hampshire street, the old Lulleee home, to continue school operations. Advertisement lists items for sale and services including spring suits, household goods, watches, curtains, and musical instruments, with contact details and emphasis on prompt telephone responses.
Inventory sale offer at J A Benson's drug store
A dealer advertises immediate sale of a number of gas ranges at owner’s price to clear room for other goods. The note mentions J A Benson of Dic' Bros' Drug Store and references a National club register and a line of lap dusters Sypeta and buggy whips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Benson
Dic’ Bros’ Drug Store
Handsome National Club
Geof Smith Kespe
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Aubiness Directory
Eee
Attorneys AT Law
I A. Perkine
Attersey Seice
Aecund
Boor ‘National Bank Building
Ee — Ta K. Rengax
Estorney
Magnachuberte Street
Phuay
Parkrh Ameans
aAttorneys
Pera Nouse Block
A. Norton
Aviorssy
Asice
Fe Batidta
Josery
Kigus
Abe
Opaeai
viaeNany
Athrapy
Lise
Aienignueette
Hanks & Bun
Giran
Teeprune No
Counery
J Mlale
Serge Mice
Cveidedca
Vermont
Louisland
Ieee
Cbk
Hossea
L. S. Steele
Alvortey
Lawrence, Hansen
Alfred Whitman, Buccess
Gieason & Whitman
Feal Estate
Insurance
Foo
Journal Office
Narcisis Jones
Washington Jones
Pennsyvania Street
Manley
Indianapolis
Association
Wil
Valium
Sherman
St Marys
State Board of Assessors
Katy
Police Courk
Kansas City, Mo
Haskell Instit
K. U
U.S
Haskell
Walt
Bowersock's
Opera House
Dick's
Woodward's
Hamlin
Bolloway’s
Raymond's
Aesta
W J Francisco
Soo
the Episcopal Meeting
White
Atchison
Raymond’s Hill
Miss Macers
Lawrence Daily Journal
Ewing
Chicago
Thomas F McGarry
Grand Rapids
Lake Michigan
Warner
Society of Sigma Ni Tomorrow
Leo OF Sadler
Bristow
Tiech
Joe Blatow
Burton Joe
Lawrance
Homer
Hough
Rowlands and Stevenson's
Pearl Maser
Frazer
Floral Gifta
Chomega
Miss Masser
Schwarnecka
Prof Preyer
Chopin
Misa Maasar
Arensky
Liszt
Doe
Frof Preyer
Gavotte
Prof Skillop
S Song
Eldamado
Helen Gilson
WD Detwiler
Ottawa Red Roof
Barn Palot
Raymond’s Stepsholes
Athens Council No.3
FAA
Loomis Studio
Mass St
Father
Wolf's
Henry J. Main
Boughton’s
Negraza
Hud’ Gibbs
Leonard King
Peter Duan
William Suston
King
Aoe Degro
GL Ratter
O Stevens
Kangas City
Miles Ethel Hoar
Lexington
Sherif Woodward
Herbert Hallene
George T Guernsey
Wi Baker
de Soto
Charles Jessup
R. R
Bunning
W Lacey
Topaka
George Wyland
DeSoto
Will Wypland
Lida Kidridga
Cotleyville
WT Stoclatr
CJ Eriksen
Danmark
Tilkanton
Ballville
Chi Omega
Mrs Kinne of
Morap
Lou Kinney
Augustus “Obner
Griese
Ingleside Club
Hazel Irwin
Philadephia
Ighh
Tne Pennslyvania Railroad
San Francisco
Interstate Commerce
Chas Faas
Pi Beta J
WL Brownell
Risitar Carrimant
C F Detwiler
Ottawa
Lawrence High School
Emporia High School
LaFayette
Ind
Battle Ground
Oenly
Manhattan
Jones & Hosford
Ibsen
A Frank Kerns
Franklin County
Christiana
Norway
Henrickbsen
Library Contest
Mestenheimer
Guch & Warren Street
Ray-j
Mond's
Jon Ea & Holford
Investments
Prohanta
Jan Lawrence
Haheas
Gff Beach
Olathe
Miss Hess Keane
Floyd Tilford
Sullvan
Daghter Jace
Richland
Sulllivan
MS Ra
Bond
Prot
C. Sinton
Fine Arts School
Wilt Linton
la Junta
Cola
Lucy Riggs
JE Blyee
Abe Lavy
Indian Territory
W A Simpson
J Prentiss
Tirm
Dick Bros
Emporia
Pharmaceutical Association
Erésbyterien
Florence F Gereer
River Rapids
Magill
Wichits
Anna McGrath
Carry B Lind
Kate B North
Carmean
Laing
Lind
Baker University
W. Gana
J A I Foley
Kansas City, Mexico and
Orient
Missouri Pacifis
Bedalia
Ralp
Butt
Beloit
Kelater
Mike Pew
Lawrance Pantstorino
Warren Street
Wiedemann’s
Squires
Smyroe
Axminster
Art
Seth Thomas
Rogers Ailverware
Elgin and Waltham
L. L
Merstothe
Neville’s
Corner
Kannan
JM Neville
Hallonsla
Warking
Vraidenh Oeti
Moos
Tides
Sachaeggoa All Weprin World
W. 5, Basen, ‘Amrt Onsaine Doom,reas
Raattend
Eposs
Lawrence Ational Banks
United States Depositors
Comectors
Hy L. Moore FA
Hatley
W.bartaliee
ViaoGrathart
A. Henley
Leving Hild
AJ Gridin
W.R. Stabba
J.D. Bowercock
W. &. Stubbs
D. Bowersuck
H. L. Moore
Paul BK. Brooks
H. EB. Benson
Caghier
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