Doctor and business listings from a small town directory
A fragmented page lists E and J Glatz as physicians with contact details, JOHN C Rudolph as a general practitioner, and Beiter Aghscy advertising sales. Also shown are various local businesses including Morrison Oliver TV, Moak Bros, Eldridge House Livery, Donnelly Bros Livery, a real estate and insurance agent, and a reliable abstracts firm with mortgage loan offers.
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Beiter Aghscy Tak
KOM
Morrison Oliver TV Moak Bros. & Sharp
Eldridge House
Jane
Emperor Receives American Officers In Tokin For Warm Welcome
The emperor of Japan hosted Rear Admiral Speery and three other American rear admirals in a ceremonial audience. Ambassadors presented Roosevelt’s message of friendship as American officers wore gold braid and court dress. The emperor spoke of strengthening the alliance and cordial ties between Japan and the United States. The day featured numerous entertainments for the visitors and clear, pleasant weather in Tokio and Yokohama drawing large crowds.
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Tokin
Bvien
Sperry Deliveu
Roosevelt
Japan
United States
Gould
Tokio
Yokohama
New Insurance Company Chartered in Kansas
The Bank Savings National Life Insurance Company of Topeka received a state charter with 100000 capital to engage in life insurance and annuities. Its stockholders include D W Mulvane J J Bowersock E N Mor t u D J Hanna and AL UD Walker among other prominent business and political figures. Additional licenses were issued for Kansas City Cotton Seed Products Delaware firm 500000 capital along with Robinson Shoe Great Bend Water and Electric Mayfield State Bank Farmers State Bank and EL Myers Leather Company with respective capitals.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kans
State Charter Board
Bank Savings National Life Insurancy Company
D. W. Mulvane
J. J. Bowersock
Lawrence
E. N. Mor‘Tu
Hiawatha
D. J. Hanna
Hill City
AL UD. Walker
Holton
John Q. Royce
Whan
Kansas City Cotton Seed Prodvis. Company
Delaware
Robinson Shoe Company
Kansas City
Great Bend Water and Electric Company
Great Bend
Mayfield State Bank
Mayfield
Farmers’ State Bank
Norwich
EL &. Myers
Leather Company
Atchison
Bank changes in Ottawa with Converse stake
Charles N Converse of Burlington, long a cashier and prominent businessman, moves toward Ottawa after a transfer of First National Bank control from W F Fallis to F J Miller and W F Swift. The purchase will finalize in a few days with Miller likely to serve as president and Swift tied to Burlington banking interests.
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Charles N. Converse
Ottawa
Kans
First National Bank
W. &. Fallis
F. J. Miller
W. F. Swift
Burlington
Miller
Bank
Converge
Farmers’ National Bank
Swift
Taft Campaign Schedule Across West Virginia Tour
Taft prepares a busy itinerary with speeches in Martinsburg and Parkersburg West Virginia as part of a Baltimore and Ohio line tour. A night meeting in Parkersburg will cap the day while speeches attack political enemies and defend the law’s impartial administration.
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Cumberland
Taft
West Virginia
Baltimore
Aft
Ue United Sustes
Lawrence Journal Advertisers Grow in Lawrence
The Lawrence Advertisers praise the Journal as the best advertising medium in eastern Kansas. They claim daily circulation exceeds all other Lawrence papers combined with over 25,000 readers and highlight the Journal’s telegraph features and print bills as proof of effectiveness.
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Lawrence
Journal
Kansas
Focal
Telegraph
Washington University poised for tough test with Karrens
Washington University enters the Saturday clash with the Karrens amid rising football form. Coach Cayou has rebuilt the program with heavy scrimmage workouts and robust training. St Louis University’s Coachem style contrasts, making the 1908 season’s outlook highly watched as both teams pursue wins.
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Washington University
Washington
Kaux College
Missouri Valley Conference
Pikeway School
Kansas
Cayou
Carlisle
St. Louis University
Eddie Cochems
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Cochem’s
Onca
Cocherms
Night Riders' Work Prominent Tennessee Officials Assassinated
Reports from Reel Foot Lake say Hon T Taylor and Capt Quinton Rankin, respected Trenton lawyers, were killed by night riders during a fishing trip. Taylor’s body was found lashed to a tree, bullet riddled. Rankin was gravely wounded but alive. A political arrest and rewards follow in related cases.
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Union City
Tenn
Hon
T . Taylor
Quinton
Trenton
Law‘ears
Tayor
Rankin
Memphis
Gover
Patterson
Sepp
Papillion
Neb
Taylor
Reel Foot Lake
Mre
Emil Runer
Mear
Ruser
John Slager
Ladies Host Tea Series at Greek Museum
The faculty and women of Fraser Hall plan the first in a tea series at the Greek museum in Fraser city, inviting all faculty and students. Mrs. Warshberger will host the Domestic Science club, and Miss Mastin plans the Baldwin wedding soon.
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Fraser Hall
Alice Marymund
Baldwin Tenturrow Hight
Eli Mastin
Frank Marshal
Phursiay Af
Maude Gorrill Warshberger
Gorrill
Taft Favored by Strong Labor Delegates in Peoria Meeting
Delegates representing about 350000 workers gathered in Peoria to discuss political endorsements. The national executive committee backs Bryan while Gompers urges only fair union actions. President Wingst cites the state federation as not a party organization as he reports on the labor federation’s stance. Will arrive in the city tomorrow to influence the convention’s political direction.
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Peoria
Qet
Babar
Die Clieseni
HO Wingst
State Federation of Labor
Sunudinesis
Bryan
Gompers
Onty
Governor Haskell Suit Deemed Invalid by Attorneys
Prominent lawyers examine the six hundred thousand dollar defamation case against Hearst and declare the Haskell Oklahoma suit invalid. No punitive damages are allowed in the suit and the punitive claim of four hundred thousand dollars lacks proper allegations. Peace is hoped in Balkan disputes as Vienna reports progress toward settlement before the proposed international congress. Turkey and Austria reportedly discuss Kosova relations with a potential accord. Bulgaria seeks to avoid war per British assurances.
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Haskell
Chnaha
Neb
Oklahoma
Hearst
Jamison
Get
Alireer Nezofinns
Vienna
Turkey
Austria
Kosnia
Herzegovina
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Adaires
Edward Grey
Sertiment
Dog Shot At County Jail Belonged To Local Resident
A mal dog owned by Frank Porster of 1339 New Jersey Street was shot this morning by Emil Themes, a young man employed at the county jail. Thomas, who stores a home near 1339 New Mr, discovered the dog while coming to work. The animal was tied but gnawing its chain and fighting its restraint.
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Frank Porster
New Jersey Street
Emil Themes
Frank Forstan
Thomas
Torwork
Bold robbery shocks Halstead near Y M C A
Chicago Oct 20 A dering day Next Monday evening October 26 light robbery occurred at Halstead at six o'clock A supper will be given at the Y M C A The guest of the day H P Stevenson was beaten by two highwaymen who escaped with a satchel carrying $2000 Stevenson intended for a bank A large crowd gathered but the assault and robbery were swift and the robbers had a good start before pursuit begun.
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Y. MC. A
Chicago
Halstead
Washington Boulevard
H. P. Stevenson
E. P. Colton
International Committee of New
York
Stevenson
Bell Brothers Piano Co Hurries to Meet Demand
The Bell Brothers Piano company received two carloads of casters and up to date equipment and will soon be ready to increase production. The factory is crowded but management aims to double output to meet trade demand as fittings are becoming efficient.
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Bell Brothers Piano Company
Thaw Case Tie In Habeas Corpus Ruling and News Reel
Reports from New York October 20 describe Judge Young dismissing the writ of habeas corpus in the Thaw case while noting awaiting light on light sources and a call to buy goods so Thaw isn’t brought here. Additional items cover stolen letters tied to Hearst papers and Standard Oil officials, with details of implicated individuals and alleged plans.
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Raymond & Co
Pittsburg
New York
John D. Archboll
Senator Foraker
Sibley
Willian Randolph Hearst
Archbold
Hearst
Standard Oil Company
Collier’s Weekly
Aldrich
Penrose
Forest Fires Rage Across Pennsylvania Areas
Fire crews battle brush and woodland blazes from Pennsylvania mountains to city outskirts as flames threaten farms and timber. Weather conditions hamper containment while residents evacuate nearby. Reports detail scattered fires from western counties to Philadelphia with rapid spread in dry conditions.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Witching Hour Impresses Lawrence Audience Despite Rain
A packed Lawrence house praised The Witching Hour last night. Review highlights the actors Jack Brookfield and Lew Ellinger, Eleanor Garry, Miss Barry, and striking stage settings as evidence the production stands above others in the season. A subsequent note reports a steam surge from Manistee to Chicago causing a burst pipe and injuries, with the vessel unnamed due to fog.
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Lawrence
Steward Gould
Jack Brookfield
Ife
Charles Mailes
Justice Prentice
Supreme Court
Edward Lee
Lew Ellinger
Eleanor Garry
Helen Whipple
Lawrence Shige
Miss Barry
Lawreace
Jack O’ Brookfield
Tom Demting
Shubert
Kenosha
Wis
Draws Begin In Large Government Land Lottery
More than 114000 persons registered for the drawing for Girms reserve allotments with about 8400 parcels planned. Rain delayed proceedings as crowds waited. John W. Thomas of Oklahoma led early names with 411d as 100 names listed include Eckert Wichita Kane and several Junction City residents among the first drawn. Drawing expected to finish by Wednesday under Judge Witten.
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Dallas
Girms
Misa
Kunneben
S. D
Rawine Rae
Amos
John W. Thomas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Awa
Sword
South Daketusu
Kansas Land
Missouri
Jacob Eckert
Wichita
Kane
Clark
Girard
Kans
M. W Mughes
Weir City
Burnis L. Stmns
Howard
Max Cassety
Junction City
Leighton Ilirtsomn
W. A. Craig
Junelion City
Ly Broost J. Bonver
Servians In San Francisco Call For U S War Intercession
Nearly 1000 Serbians gathered in a mass meeting in San Francisco voices support for war with Austria and independence for their homeland. They sent a lengthy telegram to President Roosevelt urging U S intervention on behalf of Bosnia and Herzegovina, recently annexed by Austria. Reports say 1000 Serbians will be enlisted by week’s end in preparation for possible Balkan hostilities.
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San Francisco
Austria
Roosevelt
United States
Bosnia
Yernegovina
Balkans
Bryan Foresees White House Aims for Democratic Congress
In Hammond Indiana on October 20, William Jennings Bryan repeated his March 4 prophecy that he would be in Washington after that date. He urged a non Democratic Congress that would cooperate with him to enact the remedial legislation demanded by the democracy, and a large crowd welcomed him on the rear platform of his special train.
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Bryan
White House
Hammond
Ind
Washington
Congress
Lake Mohonk Conference Opens on Indian and Dependent Peoples
A meeting of philanthropists educators and others concerned with the welfare of American Indians Porto Ricans Filipinos and other dependents under U S guardianship gathers at Lake Mohonk New York for a conference beginning tomorrow. Sessions run through Friday.
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Thors
Lake Mohank
N.Y
Eduvators
United States
Lake Mohonk
Clothes that conform to your form Parker the Tailor
Washington, Oct. 20 The Supreme Court of the United States denied a motion to advance the hearing in Noble State Bank of Oklahoma v Governor Haskell, delaying a ruling on the Oklahoma bank deposit guaranty law. Hay for sale by O. P. Barber & Son. buyers may leave word or telephone.
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Parker
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
Noble State Bank of Oklahoma
Haskell
Oklahomta Bank
Ton
O. P. Barber & Son
Koti
Earthquakes Shake Manila Amid Reports of Aftershocks
Manila reports a fourth tremor a day after yesterday's quakes with aftershocks noted between eleven and twelve o'clock. No damage reported locally though inland regions and nearby islands indicate activity elsewhere. The chaotic wire blur of prices and notices appears in the same column.
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Manila
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Business Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
Ant Ganuiner
Massachusetts Std
He ‘Menger
Jusetty Street
Barker & Means
Attorneys- at-Lawate
Opera House
Albert A
Attorneys-at- Merchants National Bank
C.J. Simmons
Elty
G. W. Jones
Bisel
Ohio Ietell and Home
Mohse
M. Dgoer
Woodward & Co
3. R. Bechtel
Masanchusetta St
Tennes- Kern
Bell Phone
E& J. Glatz
Aryaician
Uflive
Vermont St. Hell
John C. Rudolph
Yeous
Donnelly Bros
Corners
New Hampshire
Winthrop Sts
Telephone
Lawrences, Kana
Wat T
Sinclair
Fear Estate
Jenns
Fie
Telephone Bell
Novod
Massachusetts
George A. Banks & Son
Elvento Abstract
Ofice
Fraterul Aid
Woodward
Borealine
Robert Wagner
American Air Cleaning Company
Fort Scott
Edison
Straffon’s
Bowersockers
Gotobbe
Henry W. Savage
Royal Welcome
NEW Insurance Company
Miltonvale
Concordia
Weslayan Methodist College
Abe
Kateru
Ava, Mitchell
CG. W. Straiton
Llow
Lawrance
Ky T
Nany
MR. Hearst
Standard Oil
Mad Dog
Paib
Anna BE Gayvan
Fairfax Hotel
K. A
Boyles
W. Fein
Charles Stumpwhite
Winfield
Stump
Gustafson
Ad Man
Gustafson Jewelry
Fischer
Cheyenne
Wyo
Eansans
America
Democratic Congress
Grain and Provisions
London
Rome
Margherita
Italy
Abruzz
Katherine Elkins
Joly Morn
Fae
New York City
Louisville
Mont
Montant
Barnum Brown
American Museum of Natural History
W. H. Schulz
Keister's Ladies’ Tailoring College
Mim
Maud ‘Brockelsby
Mass
St. Zach Flow
Parger
Wiedamann’s
Turin
Abruzzi
Iocate
Ameriica
Nile
Peesons
TAT
Walling's Corner
Gent Pann
Wall
LeRoy WN
Tinea al
Building & Loan Association
Lawrence National Bank
Watkins National Bank
Chier
W. B. Mesex
Asa’'t
Costler
Virtue Fe B
State Bank
W._BROMELLICK
Hele
A. Brubba
W. Spalding
Innes
Saiuer Vata
Eed T.wena
Anca Hadeky
Es. Himmey
J. B. Stubbs
Merchants National
A. Moros
MM. Newmark
A. Marts
Anlar
Seton
MAECH
Ladies Home Journal
University Book Store
the Indian Store
Mass. Street
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