Local Business Directory Listing For Lawrence Kansas
A dense business directory fragment lists attorneys at law real estate and banking firms with contact details on Massachusetts Street and surrounding avenues. Numerous names appear including Joseph E. Riggs H L Menger Albert A Mares Leagle Firms Arepo offices W B Bechtel Blair Simmons with medical offices and multiple phone numbers. Also entries for livery services Donnelly Bros Morrison and Sinclair Real Estate and insurance offerings.
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Joseph E. Riggs
Massachusetts St
L. H. Menger
Massachusetts
Lawrence Club Women Elect Officers in Tuberculosis Session
The Lawrence Federation of women’s clubs held a tense annual meeting to elect officers. After multiple ballots, TH Kennedy became president, with Mrs Barker, Mrs Slane, Mrs Leonard, and Mrs Googe Ecky filling vice president, secretary, and treasurer roles. Dr Emley urged stronger prevention and legislation, stressing school cup hygiene and avoiding germ spread. The event featured singing, light refreshments, and reports of Kansas club involvement in the Great White Plague crusade.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Club
Woden
Se Eral
Emley
Emly
Washington
Club Women of
Kansas
Dr. Emerley
E Emley
Enley
Hogguan
Enterprise
General Federation of Clubs
Moffwian
State Federation of Clubs
Mane Hubbell
Dalton
Leonard
Ingleside
Ecke
West Side Study Club
Mystery Man Wagoner Imposter Tangles Lawrence Report
A Lawrence incident involves a man posing as a Kansas City Star correspondent. He sought Mrs Liebenstader in a convoluted tale about a railroad subpoena. Journal and Star staff deny any such employee, with clues centering on Mrs Liebenstader and her daughter amid unclear motives.
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Lawrence
The
Kansas City Star
Kansas
Ian
Berlin
Journal
W. . Wagoner
the Star
Star
Witmot
Union League Club Nominates Ruut for U S Senator
The Union League Club of New York adopted at a late meeting Elihu Root for United States senator to succeed Platt. Joseph J. Chive tte and General Jorace Porter and General Austin G. Mc Cook spoke in support. A committee of thirty was authorized to carry the campaign forward. The club cited Roots service as secretary of state and secretary of war as justification. Writ of Habeas Corpus Granted in Guthrie Oklahoma. In Lawton a federal judge issued a writ staying execution of William Johnson pending Supreme Court action on his murder case.
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New York
Elihu Itout
Stle
Seveatur Platt
Late League Club
Joseph J. Chivette
Jorace Porter
Austin G. McCook
Senate
Ruut
Woaldiry
Guthrie
Ukia
J. i
Federal Court
Lawton
William Johnson
Tecumseh
Alary Cupp
United States Supreme Court
Judge Jack son Smith Dies in Missouri
Judge Jack son Smith, 71, long-serving Missouri Court of Appeals judge, died at his Kansas City home after a week illness. Born 1837 in Missouri, he retired from the bench four years ago. The report also notes other brief items including political appointments and a milk famine threat in Atchison, with scattered local notices.
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Judge Smith
Kansas City
Jackson Smith
Missouri Court of Appeals
Chiness
Galloway
Missouri
Euler
Masque Club Plans Royal Knase Premiere At Studio
The Masque club of the University promotes its next week's production A Royal Knase and spent the afternoon at Squires Studio. A premier reputation as the exclusive photographer of university life is highlighted. New photo postcards and views are advertised for sale at 2 for 5.
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Royal Knase
Squires Studio
Todzey
Squires
S.resson
Univerquires Escels
Sity Life
L_B
Ex Presidents Shipt Opposed to Sending Roosevelt to Senate
Lincoln New York Nov 28 Withers J Ryan strongly opposes the suggestion that ex president Roosevelt be sent to the senate from New York. He argues it would be repugnant to the American people for ex presidents to retire to private life and seek office in other departments. Ryan says Roosevelt should be treated as any other candidate and the president would not approve the move.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Senate
Lincoln
Withers J.ryan
New York
Stillman Said to Control Outlook Ownership
News from New York reports James Stillman president of National City Bank, called the Standard Oil Bank, as controlling owner of the Outlook. The Outlook refuses to disclose owners of its 150000 capital stock, with Stillman alleged to hold about 1000 shares. Stillman is then in Paris.
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Roosevelt
Standard Oil
New York
James Stillman
Natiral City Bank
Standard Oil Bank
Outlook
Offce
Outlook Company
Stillman
Paris
German Emperor Will Not Make Breaks Meet at Kiel
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Von Buelow to meet Emperor Wilhelm at Kiel on Monday. If they agree on future policy and the chancellor stays in office, the emperor will be believed to accept the spirit of last Tuesday’s declarations that no premier can remain in office unless the sovereign is more restrained in his utterances.
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Berlin
Chancellor von Beulow
Emperor Williamm
Kiel
Prince von Buelow
Dowager Empress Dying Rumor Circulates in Peking
Reports from Peking claim the Dowager Empress may be dying though no official confirmation is available. Edicts named Prince Chun regent and his son Fu Wei as heir presumptive, while officials could not verify the emperor's death or the dowager empress's condition.
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China
Peking
Prince Chun
Seemmd
Fu Wei
Omaha Man Claims New Wireless Engine Device
Omaha authorities report Dr. H. Milliner an electrical engineer at Union Pacific shops has fitted an engine with a wireless signaling device. Railroad officials say it will greatly reduce collision risk by linking dispatchers and station agents with signaling engineers between stations for constant train contact.
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Omaha
H. Milliner
Union Pacific
Treuxables
Kansas Woman Dies In Lakin Fire
In Lakin Kansas on November 13 Mrs Hope a pioneer resident died after her clothes caught fire from a stove while she was building a fra and she ran to the yard where she was fatally burned before help arrived. She was 84 and survived by children and other relatives in Chicago.
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Lakin
Hope
Kans
Chicago
Local Notes and Personal Enmovements Across Towns
Movements in Philipsburg and nearby towns include C Johnston and J R Sutters visiting Kansas City, Miss Murphy and Mrs Barker traveling to Topeka and Kansas City, and several locals to Lincoln and Lincoln football events. Plus memoriam for Angus Woolley of Langis County, Kansas, and a report on K U Nebraska game implications.
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It. C. Johnston
Kansas City
Porter Bell
Weellsville
Colman
Kenwaka Township
Tnd
Maxwell Sutters
J. R. Sutters
Sam Elliott
Philipsburg
Kans
M. Scanwis
Clinton Townsip
George Barker
Francis Murphy
Topeka
Cal
W. A. Harris
New Mexico
Dines Steven
Selton
Neb
Edith
Margaret Stele
Kiev
C. E. Brehm
Downs
Lutheran Church
George J. Barker
St. Paul
Fred Gay
A.D. Weaver
George Esterley
Lin Win Tolay
T. M. Carney
Cajon Pacific
8. M. Crook
Tennessee Street
Kanty
Vreda Smirmeyer
Morris Hacker
Linulu
KOU
Nebraska
Frank Lewis
Chicago
Dave
Democrat
Hed
Baughman
Ralph Tochins
Lawrence Smith
Raymond Bennett
Carl Drake
Williams
Hick
Maymond Eldridge
Lawrence
Pettit
Arch McCandless
Rederick
Frank Smith
Ottawa
IL. Hi. S. Vs. U. Hls
Nebraska-E. U. football game returns promised by Journal
The Journal will provide complete AP service returns on the Kansas Nebraska game at Lincoln tomorrow with a special train from Union Pacific. A partial university holiday to boost enthusiasm saw about 1000 students marching with the E U band amid strong student support for the Cornhuskers. Tub Reed leads KU hopes as both teams prepare, despite gloomy Lincoln reports. KU coaches deem Nebraska strong in the Missouri Valley.
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Nebraska
Lincoln i
Kennedy
Musse
K. Li
Labout
K. U
Missouri Valley
E U
Ore and Hill
Mass. Street
Winthrop Street
Union Pacific
Eldridge
Kansas- Nebraska
Lincoln
Associated Press
Lawrence
Journal
Union ‘Pacificcannot
Tts
Cornhuskers
Tub’’ Reed
IX. U
Tub
Lamphere murder trial faces coroner verdict report ruling
Turmoil in La Porte Indiana as Judge rules coroner’s verdict admissible in the Lamphere case while defendant Taylor’s escape from county jail is noted. Testimony from Coroner Mack describes two adult bodies and three children found among ruins as defense and prosecution clash over primary evidence.
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Lamphere
Laporta
Indiana
Laporte
Ind
Ed Wil
Yesterteun
Geeaway
Smith
Mack
Historic Park Theater Fire Ends Brooklyn Playhouse Era
In New York on November 13, the Park theater in Brooklyn burned within an hour of a large audience leaving. Mrs. Mary Spooner and several company members escaped uninjured from their dressing rooms. The 1860 building, transformed into a theater in 1863, has a long ownership history including the Conway, Samuels, Sinn, Shuberts, and finally Spooner eras.
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the Park
Brooklyn
New York
Park Theater
Mary Spooner
Spooner
Lane
Sirs
F. B. Conway
Alexander R. Samuels
William E. Sinn
Baltimore
Colonel Sinn
Montauk Theater
Shuberts
End of T B Gerow Sparks Kansas farming work legacy
T B Gerow of Atchison Kansas state employment agent died after a nine week illness attributed to overwork. He was born 1846 in New York City and served in the Fifth New York Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War. He lived in Atchison since 1879, was city clerk for ten years, and became state employment agent in 1900. He was survived by his wife and four children. He was regarded as a leading Kansas orator and political figure.
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Kansas
Atchison
Kans
T. B. Gerow
Theo. B. Gerow
New York City
Fifth
New York Volunteer Indantry
Strang to Sell His Pictures in New York Tonight
William B. Strang, once a Kansas railroad builder and promoter of the Strang gasoline railroad car, set to auction his art collection valued above 100000 dollars. The sale, comprising about 120 canvases, begins at Silo's rooms tonight as the Strang interests shift from rail to other ventures. Strang, frequently in Kansas City, built the Strang line from Kansas City to Olathe, now being converted to a trolley line.
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New York
William B. Strang
Kansas
Silo
Strang
Kansas City
Olathe
New President to be inaugurated at Kansas Wesleyan
In Salina on November 15 to 17 Kansas Wesleyan University will formally inaugurate Rev. Robert P. Smith as president and lay the cornerstone of the Carnegie Science hall. The program includes a sermon by Bishop William Ra. Quayle.
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Salina
Kansas Wesleyan University
Robert P. Smith
Carnegie Science Hall
William
Ra. Quayle
Markets By Wiebe Nov 13 1908 Kansas City and Chicago
Market report from Kansas City and Chicago with grain and stock prices. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, hay, butter and live stock figures shown, including receipts and price ranges. Also public notice of a partition suit in Douglas County, listing Lot 11, Block 7, Babcock's addition, 1613 Kentucky Street, Lawrence.
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Kansas Cty
Lawrence Daily Journal
Douglas County
Kansas
William E. Merys
Ebenezer H. Merys
Minnis Field
Lottie Sperry
Sarah Willis
Earl Mesye
Ebenezer H. Meryn
Minnie Field
Earl Merys
William Merys
Ssid
Douglag
State of
Babcock
Lawrence
Kentucky Street
Ebenezer G. Merya
Cattie Sperry
Earl
Merya
Piseal
Walling's Corner
Benton County
Sedalia
Leroy N. Wall Real Estate Exchange
St. Lawrence
Thor Motorcycles Advertises Cider and Goods at 1017 Mass Street
Local ad copy lists Thor Motorcycles at 1017 Mass Street offering sweet cider at 20 cents per gallon with delivery, plus contact numbers 335 and 1546 Ball. It mentions Boone County, White Pears, Reed's, Golden Beauty sod varieties and a note about Beck’s Battalden. McCulloch's Drug Store received 50 new photo view postcards titled Boyarets Views.
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Boone County
Reed's
McCulloch’s
Boyarets
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Business Directory
Barker & Means
Attorneya- at-Law
Opera House
Albert A. Mare
Attorneys-at-Law
Merchants National Bank
H. L. Chambers
M.D
Mass
Bell
Tyne
C.J. Simmons
Calia
F.cd. Morse
Ofice
Woadwand & Cos
G. Ww
Jone
Bulte No
A. Building
Dresidence
Obie Street
Hell and Home
J.B. Bechtel
Ts Gateoumihy
Unery
Masachusette
Pee Street
Bell Phone
E. J. Blair
City of Country
Jrames
Vermont St
Phy
Kentucky
Hell
Home
Rachel Crue
Aucate Mae Yome
OPERA
Maas
Heck Calla
Dliver
R. M. Morrison
Mork Bros. & Sharp
Eldridge House
Donnelly Bros
New Hampshire and
Winthrop Sts
Telephone
Lawrence, Kans
WM. T. Sinclair
George A. Banks & Son
Women's Federation of Clubs
Mel Kennedy
President
Sat
Leavenworth
Leavenworth Auto and Good Roads Association
Elka Club Rooms
Guy Leeds
Leavenworth County
Peive
A. Young
W. R. Wagoner
Root
Hamilton Piah
George 5
Terry
United States
Hamilton Fish
Jefferson City
S. L
Smith Moser
St. Louis
Mei’herson
Springfield
Springfield Junction
W. D. Willim Atchison
Homer B. Wolfe
Brazil
Diana
Adams
To &T Joe
Ottawanz
L C
Crittenden
Frank
Lin County
M. King
Arlena Bettis
Goldie Cole Block Co
Woodward & Co
Parker
Massachusetts Street
Europe
Angus J. Woolley
Laugis County
Kons
Vetuber
Samuel Winkleman
Chattanooga
Oklo
W. Dy Wells
Jacob Winklewan
Linwood
Wm Tobias
Wichita
Samuel ‘Turley
Lake Y ¥Ork
Jobo Finney
Fort Smith
Ark
Daniel Wooley
Lathorpe
Kana
Home Missions Department
Methodist Episcopal Church
America
Metropolitan Water Company Dore
Municipal Corporation of
H. L Allen
United States Court In
New Oklahoma Bank Examiner
Okla
Haskell
A. M Younge
Ig — O—O
Mnakogee State Bank
Ceed H. H. Smoek
EE Atchison Globe
Wiedemann’s
Jdemann’s
Kodak
St Boughton's
Historic Theater
Burns
Kansas Wesleyan
WIEBE
Grain and Provisions
Tdve
Jane May
Slyge
Seation
Henry H. Asher
the District Court
Douglas, Co
Martin, Altommey
Mus
Barteldes Seed Co
Edison Resorue
Straffon
Raymond
Thor Motorcycles
Building & Loan Absociation
Lawrence National Bank Bidg
C M Tuckar, Caahis Maserier
Caahver
Directuns
B Watkins C. A
W. RK Hasen
J. House
A. C. Alitule
Moore
Savings T
Departmunt Dapusiia
Etentagee Priday
Euchingee
State Bank
Promessionee Y
Ceshies
W. B
Brubi
Huey
Etubue
Raneacts
Generali
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