Local Attorneys and Medical Notices in Lawrence Area
A scrambled advertisement page lists attorneys at law with offices on Massachusetts Street and nearby buildings, plus physicians offering gynecology and osteopathy services. Entries mention Lawrence National Bank Building phone lines, office locations, and general practice notes amid assorted professional listings.
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L H. Mengen
Massachusetts
Phone Barker & Means
Opera House
George L. Davis
Lawrence National Bank
Norton
Urteeta Fist Nations
Josefa E.wiggs
ALZO
Welleshire Insurance
Massachusette Street
Russian strike call by workers in St Petersburg
The St Petersburg protectorat summoned a general political strike starting today. Decided eight by the workers strike committee now under social revolutionaries, whose leaders openly seek the overthrow of monarchy and the creation of a democratic republic.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Protectorat of
St.Petersburg
Anoriner
Land for Peasants Ukase to be Issued Tonight
The Associated Press reports from a high source that a ukase will be issued tonight granting a large portion of the imperial domain in European Russia, currently owned by the emperor and grand dukes, to the peasants.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Associated Press
Rioting in Vladivostok reports continue
Latest dispatches from Vladivostok indicate rioting remains unsuppressed with casualties among sailors and artillerymen. Roosevelt is interviewed.
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Vladivostok
St. Petersburg
Russia
Roosevelt urged to remove duty on hides by manufacturers
A Washington delegation of boot and shoe and feather manufacturers led by Gov. William L. Douglas called on President Roosevelt to press Congress to repeal the duty on hides. Roosevelt said any action must originate with Congress and cautioned that the matter is for legislative handling.
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Beot and Shoe and Feather
W.L. Douglas
Massachusetts
Congress
Topeka Water Rates Increase Sparks Public Debate
In Topeka on November 15, residents unhappy with high water charges voted bonds and bought the water plant. The water works department announced rate hikes would take effect starting December 1.
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Topeka
Topeka Water Works Company
Water Works Department
Telegraph Brevities Briefing Major Thins From Many States
United States District Attorney W. B. Johnson of Ardmore Okla called to Washington to confer on Chickasaw warrant cases. London council plans a £10,000,000 plant to supply London and suburbs with electric energy. Governor Folk appoints A. R. Camp public administrator of Pettis county to succeed W. E. Conner. State banks in Missouri must report condition by November 9. Governor Folk sentences Henry A. Rohteous to expire yesterday for robbery. Applications to organize the First National Bank of Teral, J. T., with $25,000 capital, approved by the comptroller. Kansas Adjutant General J. W. F. Hughes issues commissions to officers in Wichita and Salina. "Good Fellowship" toast book at Boughton’s.
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United States
W. 8. Johnson
Ardmore
I. T
Washington
London County Council
London
Folk
A. R. Camp
Pettis County
W. E. Conner
Swangee
Migsouut
Falk
Henry A. Rohteous
Rohteous
Ray County
W. H. Eddleman
W. A
RR. Waldrop
L. Wray
H. J. Gaskins
W. J. Gilbert
First National Bank of Teral
J. T
J.W. F. Hughes
Adjutant General of
Kansas
Bruce Grifith
Wichita
W. H. Islay
Theodore H. Morrison
Alexander A. Sharps
Larnad
Fredrick B. Fitspatrick
Sailma
Watkins National Book
Wall
Topeka Jointists Face Federal Involvement Over Stamps
In Topeka on November 15 the federal government may intervene with the jointists over posted government stamps. The workers fear prosecution under federal law if stamps are not posted, yet state authorities could seize them during raids if they are displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Deep Sea
Fire destroys stock in Albany store after earlier collapse
A large fire in Albany today wiped out the stock in one of the two temporary stoves run by the John G Myers company after their building collapsed last August. Thirteen people were killed and over thirty injured in that disaster. Loss likely exceeds 2600000.
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Albany
John G. Myers Company
Republicans Organize Wichita Ninth District Committee
Republicans in Wichita Kansas on November 15 organized the new eighth congressional district committee naming officers Chairman John W. Nyce Caldwell Secretary John C Mack Newton and Treasurer Oscar Smith Wichita Additional members include L C McMurray McPherson County and Dr Atbrose Butler County secretary of the old fourth district committee.
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Wichita, Kas
Eighth Congressional District
John W. Nyce
Caldwell
John C. Mack
Newton
Oscar 4. Smith
Wichita
L. C. McMurray
McPherson County
Dr. Atbrose
Butler County
Whiskey Law in Fort Scott Saloon Case
Federal Judge Pollock refused to permit adjustments to the saloon business in Fort Scott Kansas. The court took official cognizance that a saloon keeper is outlaw and rejected the request on that basis.
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Fort Scott
Kang
Pollock
Kansas
Suit Filed for 290000 Against Former New Mexico Delegate
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania Receiver Cunningham of Enterprise National Bank filed suit for 290000 today against William B. Andrews a former state politician and current territorial delegate from New Mexico.
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Fittsburg
Navy
Cunningham
Enterprise National Bank
William B. Andrews
New Mexico
Powers to Turkey postoffice changes in Constantinople
London Nov 15 الامbassadors of the powers at Constantinople presented a joint ultimatum to the porte proposing the powers assume judicial as well as financial control of Macedonia. The note was delivered as part of ongoing efforts to stabilize the region and manage governance after recent tensions.
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London
England
Constantinople
Porte
Macedonia
Wellington Telephony Rivalry Sparks Local Trade Battle
The Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company has brought a contrasting interest in the Wellington Independent Telephone Company, which runs a local exchange and toll lines to nearby towns. In Washington, a delegation of Greek Indians with interior department business arrived from Indian Territory and will stay until the contest opens.
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Wellington
Kans
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company
Wellington Independent Telephone Company
Washington, D.C
Interior Department
Indian Territory
Taft Arrives Home as Post Office Reorganization Planned
Secretary Taft returns to Washington after Hampton Roads visit and is briefed on a major post office reorganization. General Cortelyou issues an order consolidating duties into four assistants to centralize postal operations and cut delays. The plan, effective December 1, reorganizes supervision from the Postmaster General down to rural delivery.
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Cortelyou
Post Office
Constantinople
Turkey
Fehm! Pasha
Appolat
Palace
Pasha
J.C. Leyendecker
Alphonse Mucha
Bartimeus
Theodosia Garrison
Hamith Garland
John Luther Long
Gilbert Parker
Alice Brown
Quer
Spiistararm
Eleanor Robinson
Juliet
Washington
Isle of Pines Seeks U S Territory Status
Residents of the Isle of Pines declare independence from Cuba and form a territorial government under U S law. A congress delegate will be sent to Washington as mass meetings appoint officials, while the president must name positions. The move, sent in a letter to President Roosevelt, faces likely administrative discouragement.
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Havana
Cuba
Isle of Pines
United States
Congress
Washington
Nueva Geront
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Paris
Anderson
LD. C
Cuban Rebel General Gomez Finds Refuge in United States
General Joga Migual Gomez, once a leading opponent of President Palmasod, now lives in exile in the United States. A former governor of Santa Clara, he is described as stout and contemplative with a quiet face. He argues the Cuban exile path favors liberty over Palmaist rule.
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Joga Migual Gomez
Palmasod
Cuba
United States
Santa Clara
Eels Prohibited as Food in Scotland Despite Abundance
In Scotland, despite eels being plentiful and large, natives refuse to eat them due to their serpent-like appearance and indiscriminate feeding habits. The London market allegedly receives many eels from streams with sewage contamination.
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Scotland
London
Norwood stock sale closes Norwood Farm assets in sale
The Norwood stock sale at E A Smith's Norwood farm near Lawrence starts Thursday at 10 AM. Thirty five brood mares fillies and youngsters are listed with the sale marking the closing out of stock and the farm itself including residence buildings and pastures. The owner cites ill health and a need to change climate as reasons for the closing out. The herd includes Norwood Almont Pilot 63 Mambrino Patchen and other noted sires tracing back to Alexander's Abdallah and George Wilkes.
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E. A. Smith
Norwood Stock Farm
Lawrence
Norwood
Alexander
Norwan
Almont Pilot
Jby
Almont
Abdallah
Fins
George Wilkes
Sealskin Wilkes
Novar
Electroneer
University of Kansas to Host Tissot Exhibit Opening
Maurice de Brunoil owner of the Tissot Bible paintings will visit Lawrence for the exhibit opening on November 22 with a lecture in the chapel on The Life of Tissot and his Work. The bulletin urges club women in Kansas and western Missouri to attend. Rail fare is set at one and one third for a round trip within 100 miles of Lawrence.
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Maurice de Brunoil
Tissot
Lawrence
Cousot de Brunoil
University
Kansas
Missouri
Dean McClung
C. M. Barger
Department of Journalism
W. L. Scott
Girard
Chicago
Little Foxes
Chemical Club
T. B. Ford
H. C Alden
Joes Maria de Heredia
Glee Club
Linwood Presbyterian Church
Khansas City
Neighbors Aid Kennedy Family With Harvest Help
The wife of Fred Kennedy of Pleasant Valley has been ill for over five weeks, preventing farm work. About 15 Woodmen of the World from South Lawrence camp M. W. of A. gathered at Kennedy’s farm and, with local neighbors, husked 84 bushels of corn. At its meeting Tuesday, South Lawrence camp resolved to seek a vote of thanks to neighbors James Ferth Shirley Witchcock Ernest Ralston A. L. McCliptack and E. W. Kennedy for assisting in lightening Kennedy’s burdens.
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Fred Kennedy
Pleasant Valley
Kenedey
South Lawrence Camp
M. W
Mr. Kennedy
South Lawrence
Hanuka
James, Ferth
Shirles Witchcock
Ernet
Ralston
A. L. McCliptack
E. W. Kennedy
Kenedy
G.L. Garlinghouse
Topeka
Kelley's
Tennessee
Associated Charities
E. F. Stimpson
Leavenworth
S. N. Shelton
Yellville
Ark
Mra A. Hogg
M. A. Norton
Delevan
Wis
Kansas City
R. Gates
Ethel
Edna
Jessie Gates
Frank Gates
Richmond
Ind
Zuttermeister
Famly
Los Angeles
Cali
Gates
Rock Island Railroad
George Banks
Martha Morris
Lecompton
Sam Bishop
Moore
Wichita
T.H. Chalkley
Howard
Kansas
S. M. Osmond
Lawrence
Lora Cupper
Lord Baltimore sensational comedy at Grand last night
The San Antonio Press reports Lord Baltimore a sensational comedy drama presented at the Grand to a packed house. A number of specialties were introduced during the action and the performance was enjoyed by the large audience with Bonarsock opera house scheduled for Saturday November 18.
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San Antonio
Lord Baltimore
Bonarsock Opera House
Demurrer in Bourton case Overruled in Kansas Senator Trial
United States Circuit Judge Vandevanter overruled the demurrer to the indictment of Senator Burton of Kansas. The trial is set for next Monday. Arguments next day will consider a plea in bar based on a prior verdict acquitting Burton on a related charge. Various local residents and social notes follow, detailing visits, meetings, and upcoming events in Lawrence and nearby areas.
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United States
Bourton
St. Louis
Vandevanter
Burton
Kansas
Burtons
Vandavanter
Soncern
Post Attita
Vandevaeter
Vandesanter
Lama
Rialto Company
Bar Aets
Mayors and townspeople visit Lawrence social calendar
Mayor C A Hill of Eudora attended the Wal King National bank directors meeting. Residents from McLouth Willow Springs Bellville Topeka Vinland Clinton Harris and Belleview shuffled through Lawrence for errands social calls and court house business. Attendees included Mrs. Zabriski Mrs. Montgomery and numerous others on a busy social and civic day.
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C. A. Hill
Eudora
Walking National Bank
Res
Zabriski
McLouth
Lawrence Trends
Montgomery
Topeka
Hhs P. Wilson
W. OH. Lytle
Bellville
Kans
J. E. Riggs
Lawrence
I. C. McKenzie
Clinton
8. R. Alien
Vinland
Max Wilhelm
Kansas City
R. R. Markley
Willow Springs
T. J. Collins
Harris
Kansas
Nelila Spencer
Washington, D.C
Spencer
Civil Service
J. M. Spencer
Connecticut Street
W.W. Hooper
Wm. Dill
Leavenworth
Fairy
M. Mollingaworth
Hellingaworth
Sherman Medill
Leavenworth County
J. M. Astris
B. Alarris
Hesper
Market summary and notices from Kansas City and Chicago
Markets by wire report cattle hogs and grain prices from Kansas City and Chicago for November 15 1903. Cattle numbers and price ranges given with stockers feeders cows and calves. hogs and wheat corn oats oats prices listed. Also an employment ad and a brief note on The Watkins National Bank statement dated November 9 1903 praising financial condition.
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Kansas City
Revived English Title Granted for Telssier Line
The king of England granted Glenry de Telsser of Denton Court the right to use the title Haren De Telssier, as conferred by Louis XVIII to his grandfather James de Telser. A hearing date is noted as December 4, 1619, with the baronial title given in recognition of loyalty and kindness shown to French subjects during the Revolution.
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England
Glenry de Telsser
Denton Court
Kent
Haren de Telssier
Louis XVIII
France
James de Telssier
James Telasler
Woodjcote Park
Ren Jantoine de Tiesler
Mrs Roosevelt Hosts Winter Social Diversions in Washington
Mrs Roosevelt leads fashionable women from the cabinet circle at weekly boudoir conferences in the White House. She trims filmy lace while discussing next social season and greets intimate friends in the sunny alcove on the second corridor, making small talk between duties.
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Washington
White House
Meanie
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Salina, Kans
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Chicago Girl
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Jobn O'Neill
L. L. Philiips & O'S
Boughton
Assembly of
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Roosevelt
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Outlaw
Taft
Hampton Roads
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Gomez
America
Norwood Stock Sale
E A. Smith's
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Mies
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W.J. Busch
Gardner
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Alice Sinclair
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M. G. Manley
B. Smith
Charles Elwell
Fancie Walker Raymond
C. W. Smith
William Olmsted
Cherryvale
Edgar G. Frazier
Caleste Nellis
Enoch Arden
Topeka State Journal
F. H. Hodder
Mina Florence Robinson
Hays City
W. FF
F. Yaho
Louis Johanping
Court House
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Jesse Anderson
Belleview
City
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Eedora
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J. A. Henley
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Harry Raymond
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Dariel Henley
W. B. Peeve
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Fagi & Brook
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Benso
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Grain Market
Kansaa City
Bye
Staad
Timothy
Cholea
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Ohio Street
Watkins
Mrs. Roosevelt
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