Joseph E Riggs Attorney at Law and Insurance Writer
Directory listing for Joseph E Riggs attorney at law and an insurance writer, with address 704 Massachusetts St, and other professionals including J Blair physician surgeon and various listings for livery stables, real estate agent WM Sinclair, and Banks & Son abstracts. Mentions ads for hay fever remedy Sirifan's Mentholis.
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Joseph E. Riggs
Miuer
Hitler
Massachusetts St
WM. T. Sinclair
Real Eatate
Massachusetts
Crowded Board of Education Considers Relief Plan
Lawrence board of education met in special session to ease eighth grade congestion tied to rising enrollment. 172 eighth graders crowded central and nearby rooms. plan adds a man and another teacher, moves staff to temporary assignments, and opens a new Manual building next week for public tours.
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Board of Education
Pwant Manther
Miruts
Gels
Central
Wall
Gnan Eaney
Miss Barnes
Miss Wn
Waal Weibding
Cental
St Sel Lew
Odin Ge
Iber
New York School
Natal
Lawrence
Superiitualet Smith
Classified notices mix of rentals sales and wants at local address
Furnished rooms for rent at 920 New Hampshire St call Bell 6. Stray ball puppy about two months white with brindle spots reward for return to 1003 Em Bell 1350. For sale a Round Oak stove inquire 8287 Key St or Home phone. Wanted place to work for a girl attending the University. Wanted capable girl for kitchen work with wages Mrs Creen 50 New Hampshire call ni. For sale tots in S10 block on Indian street east of town 400 for quick sale inquire Rug factory Home phone 300. To trade 400 acres of land in Missouri for stock of goods. 400 acres Linn county to trade for property around Lawrence. 4 acres raw bottom land to trade for stock of property. 60 acres in Douglas county to trade for Lawrence property. 80 acres in Jefferson county to trade for Walmart property. A large lot 090x250 feet in South Lawrence with large barn, price 1 000. 3 room house in West Lawrence.
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Missouri
Linn County
Lawrence
Douglas County
Jefci County
Rts
Taft Special Train Arrives As Campaign Day Begins
Taft schedules a busy itinerary in Cincinnati with a private train from Chicago arriving this morning. He plans rallies with delegates and party leaders on the last day before his western tour. Officials say the Constitution is favored to support Taft and his immediate circle. The schedule includes meetings with other party members and journalists during the journey.
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Cinsinnati
Chicago
Chacimnati
Redermt
Rational Baptist Convention
Radical League of Republicanelths
Taft
Torr
Sly Taft
Aml
Young rascal confession shakes Marin County crimes
A San Francisco report states Charles Bex, former Suuted University student and son of Henry Hoyle, admitted to multiple spring crimes in Marin County. Sheriff Taylor notes Bex claimed to have beaten fifteen men in the National Hotel bar, seriously wounded a constable, and committed other offenses.
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San Prancisco
Cal
Charles Bex
Suuted University
Henry Hoyle
Seattle
Oakland
San Raphael
Marin County
Taylor
National Hotel
Two Brothers Beaten in El Paso Real Estate Office
In El Paso on September 22 Roxie C. Tawinis died from injuries after an encounter in the Lananis Brothers real estate office. His brother C. M. Loomis suffered serious injuries while C. M. Barber, a Southwestern auto company agent, was arrested for the attack.
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el Paso
Tex
Lananis Brothers
Roxie C. Tawinis
C. M. Loomis
C. M. Barber
Soldiers flood St. Jee for national military tournament
About 6000 United States troops are in camp at St. Juseppe for a military tournament. Officials urge residents to stay alert as the large troop presence marks the largest body of soldiers seen in the region in years.
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St. Jee
St. Juseppe
United States
Charles Morton
de i Planty
Missouri
Derma
Forest fires rage across northern states battle lumber towns
Sept 22 Milwaukee reports massive forest blazes from Wisconsin to Michigan and Maine. Gagen and Woodboro, each about 2,000 residents, wiped out. Fifield burning as flames close on Wausau Marshfield and Rhinelander. Nearby Michigan towns surrounded. people flee. Logs and mills destroyed. Marinette, Faithorn, Iron County towns in danger. Star of Bengal wrecked at Coronation Island. 136 aboard presumed lost. Georgia lynching reported as sheriff survives.
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Milwaukee
United States
Wisconsin
Maine
Gagen
Woodboro
Wis
Fifield
Wausau
Marshfield
Rhinelander
Niagara
Forest City
Commonwealth
Spread Eagle
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Baine
Foster City
Marinette County
Mich
Sanday
Morgan Interests
Oshkosh
Marinette
Menominee
Menominee River
Faithorn
Soo Line
Calumet
Las Labelle
Bete de Cris
United States Ship Canal
Iron County
Vensel
Fort Wrangel
Alaska
Thompson
Selmon
Coronation Island
Vessal
Oklahoma man kills Kansas City marshal in Armourdale
Martin McDonald, north city court marshal in Kansas City Kansas, was shot through the heart by Emil Lewis during an attempted arrest for an Oklahoma crime. Lewis then killed himself after firing, as fellow officers arrived. McDonald died at the scene. Humane officer Festus Foster helped seize the weapon. Lewis had posed as Lee and lived with a young girl. The body was taken to Daniels Brothers for burial.
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Oklahoma
Kansas City
Martin McLdonald
North City
Kans
Armourdale
Emil Lewis
McDonald Fe
Lewis
McDonald
Lee
Galdie Johnson
Festus Vester
Perth
McDousald
Fostar
Lewis Ced
Joan
Teen Bureau
Foster
Lewys
Bin
Wile McDonald
Fran Fi
Ee Shoulia
Woo
Daniels Brothers’ Undertaking Establishment
Bethany Hospital
Funeral arrangements for Dr Snow announced
Snow funeral plans indicate a private service likely Thursday with the body from Delafield arriving in Lawrence. Relatives including Mrs Snow, daughter Frank Snow, and other family members appeared in Ann Arbor and Chicago as news spread across Kansas and Wisconsin.
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Flel Snow
University of Kansas
Delafeld
Wis
Vmay
Snow
Chicago
Edith Low
Mass
Resolutions of a Summer Girl in Lawrence Society
A Lawrence girl returns from a summer resort with resolutions on love and gossip, including never losing heart until marriage checks, avoiding hotel friendships, and guarding secrets. The column notes social chatter and a notable engagement rumor about a prominent local student. It mentions Trinity Episcopal Church wedding plans for Miss Nelle Wilhelmi and Prof. Moore, with bridesmaids named and guests listed.
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Lawrence
Trinity Episcopal Ehurch
Nelle Wilhelmi
William Undechill Moore
Wilhelmi O
Alvina Wilhelii
Mary Johnson
Helen Williams
Kansas City
Rachael Pugh
Anna Harrison
Lo‘peku
Olga Barteldes
aAgnes Gallenkampf
St. Louis
Ada Sumpe
Washington, M
Alice Whelein
Ween
Alice Sinclar
Norma Preyseblag
Alma Poehler
Sarah Wilder
Hiawatha
Poehler
Miss Wilder
B.B. C
Ebb
Yeer
Nelle Williams
Bryan Day in Detroit Democratic Leaders Gather
In Detroit Michigan Chancellor and Mrs Strang recalled invitations for a faculty reception Friday As Bryan arrived this morning democratic leaders from across the state crowded the hotels He plans to address an afternoon meeting and later speak tonight in Detroit Also notes cholera eradication efforts in Atlantid with about fifty new daily cases and a likely drop Governor Haskell returns home from Chicago trip Fisheries Congress opens in Washington with delegates from foreign nations and nearly all states Secretary Straus welcomes delegates.
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Strang
Detroit
Mich
Tie Bryan
Michigan
Bryan
Ann Arbor
Atlantid
Sorority “asking day” marks crucial choosing moment
The article notes girls spent summer pursuing a tan but now aim to regain a pale look with lemon juice and remedies. It mentions older members planning to arrive for the sorority “asking day” on October 3, describing it as the single decisive occasion for selections.
To Keep Back the Kaw
Farmers near Le nape in Leavenworth county formed a mutual protection pact against Kaw River floods. Lenape drainage district authorized by the county board, with first election of officers set for October 1. 1905 legislative authorization allows taxes up to 20 percent for dikes and drains.
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Leavenworth
Kaws
Lenape
Board of Submissioners of
Leavenworth Couny
Gustafson's Wedding Gifts Event Shifts Attention
Wedding gifts at Gustafson's are noted as a local social item while Mr. Allen Leefer lies in serious condition and is feared to be in danger, signaling a troubling health incident connected to the community scene.
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Allen Leefer
Mack's Derial Telegram to Roosevelt Denies $300,000 Claim
Norman Mack, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, telegraphed President Roosevelt from New York Sept 22 denying a report that $300,000 was found in the party treasury or that he had received funds from Taggart after the 1904 campaign. He stated no such money was received from Taggart, Haskell, or any corporation and that the committee would not accept funds from Standard Oil or any similar source. Mack sought a reply from the president the same day.
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New York
Norman , Mack
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Mack
LE Gulie
New York Tribune
Woodrall
Oyster Bays
Democratic Party
Walker Bead
Fee Haskell
New York American
Taggart
Taygard
Lus
Haskell
National Committee
Standard Oil Company
Dogs Lose Trail as Weather Helps Seltry in County Hunt
Edgerton Kansas September 21 warm sun and dust hindered bloodhounds tracking suspects who attacked Mr and Mrs Jackson on their farm. Dogs from Topeka joined farmers who followed a ravine road north but heat dried fields and dust confounded the chase causing farmers to abandon the search. Johnson county residents vow to arrest wanderers and bring them before justices to clear rural districts of tramps.
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Edgerton
Kans
Thomas Jackson
Tipeka
Johnson County
Roosevelt Vacation Ends As Oyster Bay Loses Capital Title
Roosevelts final summer vacation ends as he departs Oyster Bay for the White House in Washington. The town loses its status as summer capital after seven years of the arrangement. The president entertained more visitors than before while still doing considerable work during the break. In Baker, a new sorority Nu Alpha of Alpha Chi Omega is installed at Baker University with 121 members, many graduates, and strong university ties. A cholera concern prompts Washington to consider a new expert study agent for the United States. A new infection risk note mentions a possible spread from Russia. In St Elizabeths asylum, Andrew Lightfont killed Patrick Maloney and Millie Fullin with an arrow bar before being captured.
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Oyster Bay
United States
Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Oyster
Bay
Sagamore Hill
Baker
Baldwin
Richard 5. Tennant
Alpha Chi Omega
Nu Alpha
Omicron
Baker University
Alpha Chi Oroega
Russia
Wyman
Pubic Health and Marine Hospital Service
Baker Univerity
Kansas
University
Nebraska
Maniac
Jacal Fury
Andrew Lightfont
Muistie
St. Elizabeth's Asylum For the Insane
Patrick Maloney
Millie Fullin
Atles Robinson
The President Speaks Purge of Party Anxiously Urged
President Roosevelt calls for support for Taft, warns defeat would please certain money interests. He cites Hearst’s attacks on Senator Foraker and the Brownsville affair as examples of corporate influence and political manipulation guiding the Republican race.
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Foraker
Osster Bay
Loch
W. R. Hearst
Ohio
Sivarst
Roosevelt
Tatt
Tamey
Hearst
Capital
Surplus
Maskeil
Patt
Ohio State Central Committee
Taft
Fors
Senate
Kornker
Brownsville
Black Hand attack injures many in New York house
Fire and smoke from a city apartment on West Tilt Street result in about 1,600 in damages and several people needing rescue. Police and firemen saved multiple tenants after black hand attackers set fire following imprisonment of two tenants for attempted blackmail.
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New York
Black Hand
West Tilt Street
Immigrant Detention Rules Tied to Dowie Family News
United States consuls in European ports are instructed to detain Russian immigrants bound for the U S for five days with possible extra detention if infection risk remains. The report ties the measures to John Murray Dowie, aged 83, father of John Alexander Dowie founder of Zion City, who died at his widow Dane Dowie’s home.
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United States
Dowle
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Murray Dowie
State Department
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Winbes
Public Health Bureau
Dane Dowie
White Lake
Muskegon
Open Again at 734 Mass St Studio resumes regular work
The Alfred Lawrence photograph studio at 734 Mass St is open again offering development finishing portrait work and exterior views. J E Crabtree of Hannon Missouri will address Farmer's Institute at Lone Star Wednesday the 23 with a basket dinner.
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Alfred Lawrence
Mass. St
Additon
Mr. Lawrence
Farmer’s Institute
J. E. Crabtra
Hannon, Mo
Lone Star
Crabteee
Institute
M. B. Brownlee
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Order of Odd Fellows
Sovereign Grand Lodge
J. L. Nofen
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Lawrence Young
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Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Gustafson’s
Timothy Woodruff
Ivy Weather
Boscia
J. 5. Watkins
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Watkins National Bank
Oe Tate
W. B. Manen
Are
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Building & Loan Association
Lawrence National Bank Bldg
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Feoples
State Bank
Cafital Stoox
Ri, Stubbs
W. Hi Spalding
Bebo Franancia
Genera Banking
Irectors
Ee Griconae
Teneahan A. Monroe
W. F. March
M. Newnare
Ba He
Woodward & Co
J.T. Corbey
Corbey
Frea
Byers Art Shop
Wolf & Menial
West End Bakery
North Lawrence Disc
At . A. Ewingson
Schulz
The
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