Lawrence National Bank Building Fire Insurance Attorney Ad
Attorney at Law with offices in Lawrence reports on fire insurance matters at the bank building. Public notices list services including general practice, confinement care, and gynecology with modest visit fees.
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Gechgel
Davib
Lawrence Nationel
Hank Hullding
Jeena
Norton
Allgemey
Lemi Veira
Josefi Ekraus
Ath Ao Ae
Ate
Weitus Fire Insurance
Miantpucdiuncus Street
Yee
B. Learward
Jrat
Perhine
Washington Welcomes Roosevelt With Veterans Parade
President Roosevelt arrives in Washington as Grand Army veterans assemble in front of the hall. Pictures of the president adorn windows along Pennsylvania Avenue while crowds form from the station to the White House. Officials will greet him and drive to the White House with no formal exercises.
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Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad Station
White House
President Roosevelt Departs Oyster Bay After Farewell
President Roosevelt leaves Oyster Bay for Washington after a heartfelt hometown send off. A wagon axle failure nearly caused an accident but the president and family were whisked to safety by nearby residents and later reached New York City station without harm.
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Oyster Bay
L.J
Roosevelt
Washington
Daughters of the Revolution
Vilage Stormo Sagamore Hill
John A
New York
N. Y
Long Island City
Juriey
Two Men Die In Lodging House Fire In New York
A lodging house on West Street, New York, caught fire early today killing two men who slept in a rear room. A third man died in hospital, and another is in critical condition. Several others suffered serious injuries but likely survived. The house housed longshoremen and one housekeeper woman.
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New York
N. Y
Alept
Taurant and Lodging House
West
Gallera
Long Shore Menu
German Plans Push Forward Commercial Treaty With United States
Sept 30 report notes German desigite proposals to Washington for a commercial treaty are ready to be sent, following a June inquiry by the state department on what Germany would want if the existing arrangement failed.
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Parliu
Germany
Washington
State Department
Trermany
Hospital Construction Planned in Illinois County
Dr. Louis Da Clermont of Washington J C has secured an option on 110 acres at 250 dollars per acre in Illinois County. The land is eyed for a 400000 hospital for the army and navy.
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Springfield
Louis da Clermont
Washington
J. C
Illinois
Army
Navy
Western states announce joint probe into New York Life
Insurance commissioners from five western states meet in New York City and say they have arranged with the New York Life Insurance Company to begin an investigation of its real estate and mortgage department.
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New York
N. Y
Insurance Commissioners of
New York Life Resurapse Company
Elka lodge to initiate forty at Excelsior Spures night
Fiks to organize Elka lodge at Excelsior Spures Mo for October 14. R Nelson district organizer from Chi il cothe with Richmond lodge to supervise initiation of about forty candidates. Washington reports James A Anderson in immigration service dismissed for smuggling Chinese across the Canadian border. Henry Lear former president of Doylestown National Bank convicted of willful misapplication with a $10 000 appeal bond fined.
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Excelsior Spures
Elka Lodge
R. Nelson
Chi Ilcothe
Richmond
New Lodge
Washington
Department of Sots and Labor
Immigration Service
James A. Anderson
Hultale
Phiadelphia
Henry Lear
Doyestowe
National Bank
Organization Disbands Fire Insurance Agents in Ashtabula County
The fire insurance agents in Ashtabula County twelve twenty eight of whom were recently indicted for violating the labor and trust laws by maintaining an association to regulate rates have decided to disband. In Indianapolis W P Wickard was arrested on an indictment charging conspiracy to commit a felony in connection with the financial troubles of Sherrick former auditor of state.
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Jefferson
Ohio
Ashtabula County
Indianapolis
Ind
W. P. Wickard
Sherrick
Iowa Lawyer Harriman Killed in Auto Crash
Frederick A. Harriman, a prominent lawyer and banker from northern Iowa, was killed in a car accident near Des Moines. Lost control on a steep hill, the vehicle plunged into a gulch and crushed him.
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Bes Moines
Frederick A. Harriman
Iowa
Witte Elevated to Count in St Petersburg
St Petersburg notes Witte has been created a count. Beg puff a new drink at Wiedemann's is highlighted as a delicious novelty.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Witte
Wiedemann’s
Many on Strike by Upholsterers in New York
About 1,000 upholsterers in twenty interior decorator and cabinet maker shops walked out to demand a 50 cent daily raise. Some firms have granted the increase while others remain on strike.
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New York
N. Y
Millers Claim Trust in Topeka Bank Deposit
Jinckney & Co. of Topeka seek 213700 from Receiver Bradley alleging a trust fund placed two days before the First National Bank failure. They contend bank officials knew the bank’s condition and should have treated the money as trust property. Fort Scott report notes freight brakeman H A Cramer killed in Parsons yards after a switch mishap.
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Topeka
Jinckney & Co
Topeka Millers
Bradley
First National Bank
Fort Scott
Kans
H. A. Cramer
Parsons
Peace Conference Proposed for The Hague
The foreign office says Russia has sent a communication about a proposed second peace conference at The Hague but no reply has been given yet.
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London
Eng
Foreign Office
Russia
At Hagues
Careless With Money Messengers Trusted With Large Sums
National City bank official notes lax security for securities and checks carried by messenger boys amid Pearl Co. disappearance. Bank lent 250 million weekly. boys reportedly took funds. Also reports Shanghai exhibit planned by Baruch Cerf to boost American commerce in China with Commerce Department guidance.
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New York
National City Bank
Pearl & Co
San Francisco
Shbanghai
China
Baruch Cerf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Parsons man seeks anti corruption aid in Labette county
Pete Foley of Parsons testifies before the attorney general about joint business activity in Labette county. He calls for an assistant AG to clean up Labette and describes conditions as awful.
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Topeka
Pete Foley
Parsons
Mae Kangas
Labette County
Labetta County
Albaugh Backing Senate Nomination At State Convention
Morton Albaugh, clerk of the US district court, favors nominating a Republican candidate for US senator at the upcoming state convention. A destructive fire hit Hilghaodtaw suburb destroying Red Cross company bale plant and the Sherwood brothers plant of oils and grease.
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Morton Albaugh
United States District Court
United States
Isaus
The
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Hilghaodtaw
Baling
Sherwood Brothers
Territory Negro Killed Near Fites Station
Jas Mallon, a farmer near Fites station in Indian Territory, shot and killed an unknown negro who was robbing a house and had been terrorizing local farmers’ wives for weeks. In New York, drivers on main wagons settled a weeks long strike, winning all demands. In Topeka, W Y Morgan said he is not a candidate for congress.
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Congress
Telegraphic Briefities Chronicle Diverse Local News
The Cloud county fate opens to Consordia Kansas Tuesday for four days. George L Whaley 74 died yesterday in Mexico Missouri formerly Kentucky in 1851. Oklahoma City voters approve Nov 14 special election to issue 1 million dollars in bonds for water sewer upgrades. Postmaster Cortelyou back in Washington from vacation largely on Long Island. Zola death anniversary observed in Paris with Montmartre cemetery tributes. Several individuals named as railway mail clerks including Dipps McKinley Lefiter Vandervort and others.
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George L. Whaley
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Klahoma
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Cortelycu
Washington
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Salisbury
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Callac
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Madison, Mo
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Lebanon
W. L. Dickson
Conway Springs
C. E. Rodkey
Blue Ridge
G. F. Williams
Ardmora
J. E. Jones
Atoka
Equitable Life Plans Shift From Banks To Mortgages
Paul Morton of the Equitable Life Assurance Society announced the society seeks to move funds from New York banks into mortgage loans. He said first class securities are scarce and the society will ease borrowing for high grade New York real estate. Morton noted about 16900 dollars was spent on legislative purposes in the past five years.
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New York
N.Y
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society Today
Morton
Equitable Society
Four new yellow fever cases reported in Natchez and Vicksburg
Four new yellow fever cases were reported in Natchez Mississippi on September 30 along with five new cases and another factor noted in Vicksburg Mississippi on the same date. The report suggests ongoing outbreaks as Mississippi authorities note continued disease activity.
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Natchez
Miss
Vicksburg
New Battleship Mississippi Launched with Senator Money’s Daughter
In Philadelphia on September 3 a battle ship was launched before a distinguished guest party. The sponsor was Miss Mabel Clare Money daughter of Senator Money. Governor Vardaman of Mississippi and aides could not attend due to yellow fever fears. he was represented by Senator Money. A woman was deemed insane.
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Philadelpha
Mississippi
Mabel Clare Money
United States
Senator Money
South
Vardaman
Insanity Charge Filed in Kansas Probate Court
In Wiehlta Kansas Sept 30 a charge of insanity was filed in the probate court against Mrs Gertrude Wolff by her husband Louis Wolff. Neighbors describe her as acting peculiarly but not violent until an incident when she dragged their five year old daughter by the hair and hurled boiling water at her husband, burning his arm.
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Wiehlta
Kans
Gertrude Wolff
Louis Wolff
Governor Noch to address W C T U state convention
Hoch will speak in Topeka next Wednesday despite protests from Kansas City branch of the W C T U. The state officers say that branch was too eager in denouncing the governor. In Manhattan the Kansas State Agricultural College reports fall term attendance at a record high 135 more than last year with no apprentices. final numbers may reach 150.
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Noch
Kansas City
Kang
W.C.T
Manhattan
Kans
Kansas State Agricultural College
Alameda Ashore at Fort Point Near San Francisco Bay
The Oceanic Steamship Company liner Alameda, en route to Honolulu, ran aground at Fort Point on the southern side of the entrance to San Francisco Bay today after departing San Francisco.
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Calif
Oceanic Steamship Company
Steaer Alameda
Honolulu
Fort Point
San Francisco Bay
Topeka Journal Plans New Sunday Morning Paper
The Topeka Journal announces a Sunday morning edition to debut tonight as a permanent feature. The move marks the 23rd anniversary of Frank McLagan’s association with the paper.
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Topeka
Kans
Topeka Journal
Frank McLganan
Reverend Sayers Redfield Resigns to Join Theaters
Rev D Sayers Redfield, pastor of the Episcopal church for eighteen months in Burlington Eas, resigns to join the Lockers Theatrical Company now performing at Newton. Also note Pineapple promotion at Wiedemann's.
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D. Sayers Redfield
Episcopal Church
Lockers Theatrical Company
Newton
W C T U Endorses Law Enforcement in Wyandotte County
Kansas City Kansas harvest home festival attendees endorsed stricter law enforcement. The resolution praised Governor Hood and Attorney General Coleman for aiding the effort and pledged support to local officials and civic leaders in the county battle.
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Kans
Carrie Nation
Wyandotte
E. W. Hoodh
Coleman
A. Waterman
McCarnish
Ralph Welson
Civic League
Halsh
Shuter Ofp Quick Causes Lecture Disruption At KU
In a University of Kansas law class, Professor W. L. Burdick faced loud construction in the new law building. A bossy voice from above shouted to shut off the plaster as workmen kept shouting, prompting an immediate class dismissal.
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University of Kansas
W. L. Burdick
Burdick
Bove
New Quarters for Lawrence Police Department
The Lawrence police department has a new headquarters in the northeast first car room of the city bulring set apart for the purpose. The police court proceedings will be held there and a red light at Dick Bros corner will summon officers when needed.
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Lawrence
Yaar
Haskell Spdlling Beats Ruskoer 7 to 0 in Aft Mountain Game
Indians raced to a 4 to 0 lead at halftime in the McCook contest and finished with a 7 to 0 victory for Haskell over Ruskoer Mo. Houser scored on a 4 yard push.
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Haskell Spdlling
Ruskoer
Alnest
McCook
Maskell
Houser
Haskell
Amusements and Attractions At Local Theaters and Shops
W B Napkeville presents Sumap Hearts with new scenery at Bowersock's on Monday October 2. William B Gray's The Volunteer Organist at Bowersack on Thursday, produced by W W Newcomer with elaborate staging. Mina P Lias offers stenographic and typing services at Room 3 Dick building plus shorthand lessons. Y Barteldes & Co offer fall bulbs ready for planting before stock runs out.
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Bowersock’s
Opera House
William B Gray
New England
Mina P. Lias
Dick Building
Lawrence announces Old Home Week Carnival no threat to order
The Lawrence Committee and city officials assure residents and visitors that Old Home Week will be orderly with eight oclock street gatherings under protection. The report highlights a university faculty reception hosted by Chancellor and Mrs Frank Strong and notes social events, visits, and upcoming invitations for a wedding in Kansas City.
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Lawrence Committee
Lawrence
TOR Lawrence Committee
Frank Strong
University of Kansas
Medical School
Kansas City
A. T. Walker
Ashton
S.J. Alunter
E. Haworth
W. ©. Watson
George Rising
BE C Eldridge
Rae McNeil
Norwood
Kans
Rena Ellis
Ann Jenkins
Bessie Raymond
Mayrea Noyes
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Sortana Street
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Birr
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Milwaukee
Wis
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Remaio
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Ffrom
J. R. Kenyon
Portland Oregon
Friends Church
Paul Lestnard Injured From Fall At Home
Mr. Paul Lestnard is seriously injured after a fall at his residence a few days ago. He is reported to be suffering considerably from the injuries.
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Paul Lestnard
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