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1906 (8)

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Lawyers (2)
Barclay, Shepard (1)
Bard, W E, sr (1)
Bloch, Leon (1)
Miller, Alfred J (1)
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1. Alfred J. Miller Alfred J. Miller 1906 Biographical sketch of Alfred J. Miller, "purchasing agent of the M. K. & T. railway system," born Pennsylvania in 1865 and moving to Sedalia, Missouri, in 1892. Not to be confused with the artist Alfred...
2. August Meyer August Meyer 1906 Biographical sketch of August Meyer, "President of the United Chemical and Zinc Company" in Kansas City. Description of his life and career, born in Saint Louis, Missouri, in 1851 and gaining wealth as...
3. Charles Campbell Charles Campbell 1906 Biographical sketch of Charles Campbell, a Kansas City merchant, born in New York in 1847 and becoming vice-president of the Fidelity Trust Company and president of the Campbell Glass and Paint Company,...
4. Joseph Loose Joseph Loose 1906 Biographical sketch of Joseph Schull Loose, or Joseph Loose, "[m]anufacturer of crackers and candy" starting in 1881, with offices at 1100 West 8th Street and residence at 1861 Independence Boulevard in...
5. Leon Bloch Leon Bloch 1906 Biographical sketch of Leon Block [sic], "vice-president of the Kansas City Bar Association." He was born in Cincinnati in 1859 and settled in Kansas City in 1886 as a lawyer, becoming president of the...
6. Shepard Barclay Shepard Barclay 1906 Photo and bio of Shepard Barclay, a Saint Louis lawyer starting in 1872 and judge starting in 1882.
7. W. E. Bard, Sr. W. E. Bard, Sr. 1906 Photo and biographical sketch of W. E. Bard, Sr., a drugstore owner in Georgetown, Missouri during the 19th century, a former president of the Missouri Pharmaceutical Association moving his drugstore in...
8. Walter S. Dickey Walter S. Dickey 1906 Biographical sketch of Walter S. Dickey, "president of the W. S. Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company," moving to this city in 1885 from Toronto, Canada, involved in Republican party politics.