Attorneys and doctors listed in local ad page
A fragmented OCR listing shows multiple attorney at law offices with names and addresses, plus physicians and medical adverts. It includes Lawrence National Bank area offices, several firm names like Babser and Means, Norton, and George Davis, plus references to a First National Bank building and various street references. The text is garbled with incomplete lines and mis-spellings.
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Jor Q.a
Norton Attoroey
Dice
First National
SBS Natiaings
EH Brig Attorney Et Law
Segeenlee Als
Writestare Insurance
Yee
Attoroey
Lew
Dfce
Wallpaper price cuts and repapering services offered
Reducet prices on wall paper to make room for new goods. We are prepared to repaper your rooms and we will do it right. We have a complete stock of new paper and will do the work at reasonable prices. F. Barteldes & Co. have just received tall flowerlog bulbs such as hyacinths tulips narcissas Chinese Hllles. Call before stock is exhausted. The Welr all steel furnace is sold by Ellis & Betterburg 610 Massachusetts street. Telephones Bell 423 red.
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F. Barteldes & Co
Welr
Ellis & Betterburg
Massachusetts
Bell
Roosevelt Welcomed in Argenta Arkansas Visit to Fort Root
President Roosevelt arrived in Argenta near Little Rock after traveling from Birmingham. A large crowd greeted him as he toured Fort Root with Governor Davis and local officials. An escort of Civil War veterans accompanied the president through a busy day in the city park with speeches and cheers.
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Little Rock
Ark
Birmingham
Roosevelt
Argenta
Rock Island
Sherry and Clark
Davis
Thaber
Arkansas
Big Rock
Fort Louis
Root
Wea
Fort Root
Tenth Street
Tenth
George W. Losers
Little Beech Board of Trade
Powell Claton
Trelber
Pres Hland
Agai
Eulogy at Jerry Simpson Funeral in Wichita
Jerry Simpson was laid to rest at Maple Grove cemetery after Masonic rites at the Scottish Rite temple. Congressman Victor Murdock delivered the eloquent address, paying tribute to his predecessor in congress. Hundreds attended, including state politicians. pallbearers included Murdock, ex-State Senator Bentley, Colonel Fitch, Amos DicLain, F. A. Amsden, and P. M. Anderson.
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Wichita
Jerry Simpson
Maple Grove
Victor Murdock
Congress
O. IL. Bentley
Thomas G. Fitch
Amos di
Kansas rail rates cut for interior Kansas jobbers
Topeka reports the state railroad board ruled to lower car load freight rates from Missouri river points to interior Kansas wholesale towns. The new plan slices eight cents per 100 pounds to Salina Hutchinson and Wichita, while ton per mile charges stay about 13 percent above Missouri levels. The decision grants interior Kansas jobbers an effective monopoly west of the region.
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Topeka
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Interior Kansas
Tockaday Hardware Company
Wichita
Kansas Railroads
Missouri River
Salioa
Hutchinson
Missouri
Kansas
Roosevelt Aids South Swing In Little Rock Capital Visit
President Roosevelt spent most of today in Little Rock Arkansas on the penultimate south tour stop. An elaborate program of entertainment included a park address and a luncheon. The festivities and speeches continue until four this afternoon before the party moves on to Memphis.
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Little Rock
Ark
South
Mewphis
Woman badly hurt as she alights from street car
Mrs. Thomas Langhelm of Los Angeles was severely injured when she fell while alighting from a street car. William Ruess, a salesman for an auto firm, assisted by other passengers, lifted her into his car and rushed to a physician. A crowd formed and Ruess fled for his life amid threats.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Thomas Langhelm
William R. Tuess
Auea
Ruess
Captured in Wyoming and related bank notes surface
Ot to Chenelworth, alleged horse thief who stole 340000 value in 1901 from A C Huldekopern and escaped from jail, has been captured in Wyoming. Sheriff Reid left with a requisition from Chapelworth Topeka by Oct 25. A 14 year old Conn from Coffeyville is jailed for stealing horses and wagon thefts. The comptroller of the currency calls a Justice Department examiner to Pittsburgh to probe Enterprise National Bank affairs.
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Medora
N. J
Otto Chenelworth
A. C. Huldekopern
Wyoming
Sheriff Reid
Chapelworth
Coffeyville
Conn
Hartlesville
IL. T
Horsa
Washington, DC
Comptroller of
Department of Justicea
Pittsburg
Enterprise National Bank
Woman Whips Grocer in Topeka Riot
Mrs. Mary Bally horse whipped Louis Wiss a Topeka grocer after alleging her child was beaten. Wiss sought refuge in his store and denied whipping her son. No arrest followed. Lincoln reports note Treasury Shaw speeches at state university and Nebraska Bankers association on national finances.
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Topka, Ost
Mary Bally
Louis Wiss
Topeka
Wiss
Lincoln
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
The
State University
Nebraska Bankers
Shonts Sidelined by Illness After Overwork
Washington October 25 reports Chairman Shonts of the Istholan canal commission has been confined to his residence for several days due to indisposition following excessive workload. He remains under care and observers note no immediate change in his duties or schedule.
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Washington
Shonts
Istholan Capel Commission
Harriman apedal arrives late in Omaha from the west
The Harriman special reached Omaha at 9 27 this morning one hour behind schedule. No attempt will be made to run at fast speed from here to Chicago.
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Omaha
Hare
Chicago
Roosevelt Delivers Brief Stop Address in Carlisle Arkansas
President Roosevelt made his first Arkansas stop at Carlisle early this morning. A large crowd gathered at the station despite stormy weather. He dressed quickly, donned a rain coat, and spoke briefly from the rear platform of his car.
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Little Rock
Ark
Roosevelt
Arkansas
Carlisle
Conference Delayed In Insurance License Case
Jefferson City Oct 25 a conference between F N Judson and S C Crow representing New York Life Insurance and State Superintendent Vandivar over possible steps to annul the state license was postponed to the afternoon due to Crowe missing noon arrival. Butte Oct 25 James F Barner awaiting murder trial died in county jail last night from apparent self imposed starvation.
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Jefferson City
F. N. Judson
5. C. Crow
New York Life Insurance Company
Vandivar
Vandiver
Crowe
Butte
Mont
James F. Barner
Striking Rail Employes Paralyze European Russia
Half of European Russia is crippled by a widening rail strike with telegraph operators joining. Moscow faces fuel and food shortages as Putlitz Kaljonic Alexandrovic Nevsky works halt. Count Witte warns against bloodshed as deputations push for universal suffrage and a constitutional assembly.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
League of Jesgues
Moscow
St. Petarsburg
Finland
Putloff Kaljonic
Alexandrovic
Nevsky
Social Democrats
Sceisl Dameersts
Witte
Remainer
Central Provinces
Count Witte
Ministerial Committee Shuffles to Address Strike
A late afternoon special meeting of the committee of ministers convened under Count Witte to debate the strike. M Mabukhio, minister of justice, failed to return by train from Peterhof and arrived by carriage in heavy rain to join the session.
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St Peteratury
Committee of Ministers
Count Witte
M. Mabukhio
Bloody clashes erupt in Ekaterinoslav as troops face demonstrators
Two bloody conflicts occurred in Ekaterinoslav October 25 as troops opened volleys on demonstrators who refused to disperse and erected barricades. Casualties were killed or wounded. The clashes involved guarding soldiers and protesting crowds in the city rapidly.
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Ekaterinoslas
Russia
Vollesa
Sol
An Industrial Revival in Postwar Russia
In St Petersburg on October 25, reports describe Russia moving toward a large industrial revival after the war’s end. A surge of foreigners, including many Americans, arrives to seek commercial opportunities and concessions as the climate becomes favorable for enterprise.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Anarchy in Riga and Rosalia prompts looting and violence
October 25 reports chaos in Riga and Rosalia with frequent conflicts. Government spirit shops looted and destroyed amid killings and injuries as towns suffer widespread unrest. Local business ads promote Bonghten's stationery and school supplies.
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Riga
Rosalia
Abolition Push After Whipping Incident Stirs City
Newton citizens debate corporal punishment as the city federation of women’s clubs petitions the education board. A teacher and two male teachers were charged after five boys were whipped with a rubber hose. The trial spanned five days but ended with a hung jury.
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Newton
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Tsard of Education
Toya
Leachere
Aone
Tran
Fonvieticu
Mine strike prompts card requirement at Alfa mines
Eighty workers at the Alfa mines and mill walked out last night after notices demanded all employed join the Mine Owners association by taking out membership cards. A year ago the Western Federation of Miners called off a district strike, and the Mine Owners association then mandated union membership for all workers. A meeting is to be held. Senator Elkins announced a Senate interstate commerce committee session for November 21 to review earlier testimony on railroad rate regulation with aims to draft legislation.
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Telluride
Culo
Alfa
Milt
Mine Owners Association
Western Federation of Miners
Washington, D. C
Elkins
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Senate
Five Years in Prison for Grain Forgery in Burlington Case
In Burlington last night the grain operator charged with forging notes valued at several thousand dollars was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary after a three hour jury deliberation. The jury retired at 3:20 and returned with the verdict about 6:20.
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St. Joseph
Get
Glass Factory Worker Hurt In Accident At Coffeyville Bench
In Coffeyville on October 25 a window glass plant accident injured a worker. A swivel shovel used to feed the furnace trapped a man under a heavy block weighing about 300 pounds. He was released and received medical attention.
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Coffeysie
Cofleyville
Oroke
Vermillion
Novel Hungarian Boy Singers at Bawersek Opera House
A unique concert by young Hungarian boys aged 10 to 16 led by Tassia Marshall is announced for next Thursday at the Bawersek opera house. The 10 year old prima donna has captivated audiences. the event is billed as a major musical highlight with tickets priced 25, 60 and 75 cents. The report notes the performers have toured two continents and earned fame across hemispheres.
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Bawerscek
Tassia Marshall
Growers Estimate in Dallas Reports Cotton Ginned
The National Ginners Association’s report for October 16 estimates Upland cotton ginned between 4.4 and 4.5 million bales. In another matter, W J Busch sues Reynolds and Gibson to recover onion seed costs. case heard in county court and taken under advisement.
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Dallas
Tex
National Ginnars Association
W. J. Busch
Reynolds
Gibson
Social goings on in Lawrence and surrounding towns
Miss Emma Levy visits Mead and Cohn on route from California to St Louis. Mrs J A Henley hosts a card club. The Thetas hold an initiation at Ohio street. Dozens of local residents and visitors travel from California to join family in Kansas and attend Unitarian conferences. Attendees include Rev J W Day, Prof Fessler, Miss Dorothy Marsh, and many others from Lincoln Nebraska St Louis Leavenworth and Chanute.
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Emma Levy
Mead
BE. Cohn
California
St. Louis
Misa Vinette Bunn
Ohio
Bunn
J. A. Henley
EF. Barceides
Calfornia
Charles Spencer
Ida
Charles Whitman
Verl van Noose
Harrison
Pearl Fry
L. Ruttermeister
Richmond
Ind
Thetas
Ohio Street
A. Henley
Chicago
The
Baptist Church
Hagell
Thesefran Haskell
Alfred Rudiger
Soyder, Gk
A.C. Blackman
Mea
Nis
Eveniny
Marsh
Liocoln
Jdhn W. Day
Dorothy Marsh
J.bb Newson
Lawrence Fessler
University of Nebraska At
A.P. Connelly
Leavenworth
F. H. Snow
Bri. A. Horton
Amerigan Sunday School Association
Roders
T. Hi
Chalkley
Sirs. Davie
Wonao’s Alliance
Southworth
Meart
Wo HW. Carruth
University of Kansas
Fessler
University of Nemrayka
Ruth Parker
Walsville
Kan
Walker Whiteside
Garrick
Frank Simmons
Gort Rushmer
Pueblo
Pratt
Jett
Fort Worth
Texas
Abilene
J. A. Dalley
Kansas City
Parsons
Los Angeles
Callifornia
Charles F. Scott
Dela
Kansas Chancellor to Speak at National Association Meeting
University of Kansas Chancellor Frank Strong will speak at the National Association of State Universities meeting in Washington on November 11 and 15. His topic is Environment Desirable for Graduate Study in State Universities. Chemistry club met in the chemical building with Prof Haworth on Origin of Natural Gas and Prof Cady on apparatus and difficulties in using natural gas plus Mr McFarland on Analysis of Natural Gas. Senior class plans discussed for the senior play and the dayhawker 06. Chester Linebach urged a 5 dollar assessment for tickets and yearbook copies, with further class meetings planned.
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Frank Strong
University of Kansas
National Association of State Uniiversities
Washington
Chemies
Haworth
P. Cady
McFarland
Poon
Dayhawker
Chester A
Linebach
Grand Army Campfire Address Planned by Congressional Guests
Congressman at large Charles F. Scott returns from the Philippines and agrees to speak at the post event. Congressman J D Owarseck Hon W R Stubbs and others expected. All civil war veterans Spanish war veterans their ladies and friends invited. By order of A W Eggert Post Commander Churchill Adjutant.
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Chas. F. Scott
Whilippines
J.D .Owarseck
W. R. Stubbs
A. W. Eggert
New York Arrival Of Mrs Esterly And Party
Mrs Esterly and Mr and Mrs Moore reached New York City safely this morning after a voyage from London four weeks ago. The party, including their companion, expected to teach in New York Saturday, but the rough passage delayed plans.
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Cal. H. IL
Moore
Council to Discuss Street Lighting Friday Evening
The etty covneil will hold a epe rind meeting on Friday evening of this week to consider street lighting. Propositions from the gas company and the electric light company will be presented with a decision expected on the preferred method to relieve the town streets.
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Etty Covneil
Coonneil
Electric Light Company
Mr Scott's Plans and Travel Across Kansas
Congresman Charles F. Scott was called to Wichita to meet his mother en route from Oklahoma to California. He will return to Douglas County tomorrow for engagements in Eudora and Lawrence, including a Grand Army event where he will speak about his Philippines experiences. He spent part of Saturday in Lecompton and was in Lawrence until noon today. Bowling scores at Merchants Athletic Club show Berger 2140 and Brown 2237 with high game 502 by Uhrtaub and 427 by Crown. Coal and feed available at McFarlane & Bro.
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Congtraiman
Charles F. Scott
Wichita
Oklahoma
California
Ite
Douglas County
Eudora Othe
Mr. Scott
Lawrence
Grand Army
Merchants Athletic Club House
Berger
Brown
Berger Coral
Uhrtaub
Crown
Soldier cleare by manslaughter verdict in Leavenworth
Edward Sismark of the Eighth Infantry was tried for manslaughter in Leavenworth for killing coal miner David Pogue. The verdict acquitted him, with testimony suggesting the fatal blow was accidental after Pogue insulted a woman in his sight.
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Leavenworth
Edward 0
Stsmcik
Aenth
Stumcik
David Pogue
Sismark
Pogue
Des Moines Man Must Serve Life For Wife Murder
F. S Blydenburg of Iowa nicknamed Billabeard and a Sunday school teacher and philanthropist must serve life in prison for the murder by poisoning of his third wife. The state supreme court affirmed a lower court verdict. two prior wives died mysteriously and Blydenburg had acquired their property.
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Des Moines
F. S
Grain and commodity prices from Kansas City and Chicago markets
Kansas City and Chicago report brisk trading on Wheat Corn and oats with mixed prices. Wheat Dec 78.3 May 46.5 plus corn No. 2 white 50.3 oats 8.6. Butter and eggs steady. hog and pork futures showed gains and losses amid market uncertainty.
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Kansas City
Chicago
The Great Success Under Southern Skies Play
Lottie Blair Parker writes a celebrated Southern life play titled The Great Success Under Southern Skies. It promises originality and lively production values. Over two million have seen it. tickets range 25 50 75 and 91 cents with seats on sale at Woodward's Drug Store Thursday morning.
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Lottie Blair Parker
Repairing the Pavement on Masmacho Street
Work began this morning to repair the Masmacho vetts street pavement after foundation issues caused sinking brick surfaces in the business district. New vitrified brick will be used to restore the street to its former condition, furnished free of charge to the city by the Lawrence Brick and Tile Company.
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Lawrence
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Business Directory
Attorneys AT Law
Rrownell
Lawrence National Bank
Semuchusetts Street
Babser & Means
Upern Honge Block
Lawrence Navignsl Bank Building
Tel 22
Atwreey
LAW
Es Perkins
Astarsey
Laws Orica
Balletter Sea Eae Notary Public
Sitche Thamesnch Seh Abstracts
TTB
A. Banes & Sun
Physiciahs
Keith
Griball
Mole
M.D
Woodward's Drug Store
Simmons
Phillips
Rot
J. Absessein
Physictan
Bargeon
CG. A
Veterinary Sergeen
Dantity
O. Godding
Hines
Hampshir and
Wiothroy
Merten
Glee Tel Nuas
Mamsaenanette Street
F. L. Srandseu
Stell
Prancisco& Sons
Whitman
Steney du Lesson & Whitmen
Westate
Lawrence Pamtatorian
Warren
A. L.selig
Insurance Agency
Peeride
Jean Reliatie
Wilternist
F. C. Bennett & Co
Massachusetts Street
Awarm Welcome
President Roosevelt
Arkansas Capital
Murdock
Kansae
Arkan
Sas Capitel Today
North Dakota
First National Bank of
Special Examiner
New York
Nitte
Nge
Rige
Bonghten's
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jlass Factory
Cotton Bulletin
Census Bureau
Clarence Martin
Fort Scott
Edna Cone
Precilla Embroidery Club
T. M. Dargis
New Hampshire
B. F. Stout
San Antonio
D. l. Repinson
Walter Root
J. D. Stevers
H. H. Shepard
Susan Cobb
Frederick Smith
Unitarian Conference
Edith Snow
Daughters of Plymouth Church
Africa
Wil Penfield
Frederick William
Gainesville
J. C. Panfield
Raymond
S. J.i
Grand Army Campfire
G. A. R. Post
Churchill
Mr. Scott’s
B.W. McFarlane & Bro
Corner Henry
Kentucky
Supreme Court
United States
Comectrors
L. Moore
F. A. Bailey
Raw
A. Heolhee B. Wiow
Sparr
W. B. Senshe
Bowersoe
D. Bowersoen
Paul
Watkins National Hanks
Watkins
B. Watkins
Maen
House
Moors
O. Tucker, Anghie, Att N'T
Onabier
Tooke
Miecket
Peltel Deer Ae
Grovenor
W.F March
Cattie
Bowersock Opera House
Royal Hungarian Boys Band
America
Tessie Marshall
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