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1. C. O. Tichenor Is Dead C. O. Tichenor Is Dead June/30/1915 Portrait and obituary for Charles Tichenor (1842-1915), "distinguished lawyer and one of the fathers of the boulevard system" with residence at 1449 Independence Avenue. Native of Wisconsin coming to Kansas...
2. Charles S. Stevenson Papers Finding Aid Charles S. Stevenson Papers Finding Aid 1975-1976 Charles S. Stevenson was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1895, but grew up in Olathe, Kansas, and Kansas City, Missouri. He worked at Hallmark Cards from the end of World War I until 1960. After retirement...
3. Encyclopedia of the History of Missouri: A Compendium of History and Biography for Ready Reference Encyclopedia of the History of Missouri: A Compendium of History and Biography for Ready Reference 1901 Biographical sketch of William Warner, "United States District Attorney for the Western District of Missouri" in Kansas City. Born in Wisconsin in 1839 and coming to Kansas City in 1865 as a Union Civil...
4. Gubernatorial Candidates Gubernatorial Candidates November/5/1892 Photos and descriptions of gubernatorial candidates William Stone (of Missouri), William Warner (of Missouri), and Abraham Smith (of Kansas).
5. History of Kansas City, Missouri History of Kansas City, Missouri 1888 Biographical sketch of William Warner, "member of Congress from the Fifth Congressional District." Born in Wisconsin in 1839 and coming to Kansas City as a lawyer and Union Civil War veteran before becoming...
6. In Memoriam In Memoriam October/24/1916 Photo and obituary for William Warner (1839-1916), a former Kansas City mayor and senator and active member of the Commercial Club for over 25 years.
7. Kansas City Bar Association Records Finding Aid Kansas City Bar Association Records Finding Aid 1895-1946 Records of the Kansas City Bar Association, 1895-1946 [bulk 1898-1917]. Includes two minute books as well as photographs, dinner programs, speeches, etc.
8. Kansas City's Major Warner Rode In with Missouri's "Mysterious Stranger" Kansas City's Major Warner Rode In with Missouri's "Mysterious Stranger" March/22/1945 Illustration and biographical article about Major William Warner (1839-1916), a former Kansas City mayor elected national senator from Missouri in 1905 with the help of the Republican Party's "Mysterious...
9. Kansas City's Mayors: Anti-Unionists Overcome Kansas City's Mayors: Anti-Unionists Overcome March/1/1975 File containing photos and a biographical article about Major William Warner (1839-1916), a federal representative and senator from Missouri and the 13th mayor of Kansas City. Native of Wisconsin coming...
10. Kansas City, Missouri: Its History and Its People, 1800-1908 Kansas City, Missouri: Its History and Its People, 1800-1908 1908 Biographical sketch of William Warner, "United States senator from Missouri and one of the distinguished lawyers of the Kansas City bar." Born in Wisconsin in 1839 and coming to Kansas City in 1865 as...
11. Major Warner Major Warner 1968 ( first edition 1950) Photo and bio of Major William Warner (1839-1916), mayor of Kansas City in 1871. Native of Wisconsin coming to Kansas City in 1866 as a Union Civil War veteran and lawyer, becoming city attorney in 1867...
12. Monroe and Lefebvre Office Building Monroe and Lefebvre Office Building 1968 Frontal view of the offices of Monroe and Lefebvre Architects, Inc., located at 1021 Pennsylvania. Monroe and Lefebvre received an award for their ''creative reconstruction and preservation'' of the building....
13. Old Mansion an Office: Quality Hill Residence Is Refurbished Old Mansion an Office: Quality Hill Residence Is Refurbished Summer//1969 Article about the refurbishment of the William Warner residence at 1021 Pennsylvania Avenue ("as the offices of Monroe and Lefebvre, Architects, Inc."), built in 1868, with history and biography of Major...
14. Our New Senators Our New Senators //May Photos and article about the new national senators of the United States, including William Warner of Missouri, the successor to the position of 30-year veteran Francis Cockrell. Born in Wisconsin in 1840...
15. Political History of Jackson County: Biographical Sketches of Men Who Have Helped to Make It Political History of Jackson County: Biographical Sketches of Men Who Have Helped to Make It 1902 Photo and bio of Major William Warner, "United States District Attorney for the Western District of Missouri" at Kansas City. Born in Wisconsin in 1839 and coming to Kansas City in 1865 as a Union Civil...
16. Prominent Kansas Citians Prominent Kansas Citians File contains copies from Kansas City newspapers with pictures of "prominent Kansas Citians." Some are undated but most date from the 1920s and 1930s, although one item, "Growth Along All Lines is Marked,"...
17. Quastler Photograph Collection Quastler Photograph Collection N.d. This collection includes 31, 11" x 14" black and white photographic reproductions. Included in this grouping are individuals of local interest as Alexander Majors, John C. McCoy, Robert Gillham, Nathan...
18. Recollections, 1844-1909 Recollections, 1844-1909 1910 Biographical sketch of Major William Warner, a national senator from Missouri, native of Wisconsin, "citizen of Kansas City since 1865," and a "soldier, lawyer, orator, patriot, statesman."
19. SC44 Priests of Pallas Collection SC44 Priests of Pallas Collection 1887-2007 This collection contains items relating to the annual Priests of Pallas festival held in Kansas City during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The events were comparable to Mardi Gras in New Orleans...
20. The Book of Missourians The Book of Missourians 1906 Biographical sketch of William Warner, a national senator from Missouri in Kansas City with residence at 3315 Main Street. Native of Wisconsin coming to Kansas City as a Union Civil War veteran and lawyer....