10 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1905
Page
1
In a U S district court in Washington, attorneys for France requested a reduction of a bond related to a case connected to Cotten and Aesio bruset with evidence issues. Counsel urged the court to ease the bond if possible, citing the ongoing proceedings and related statutes.
Dr Zellar reports the trial of wider gender employment controls in Peoria county's Hartonville shows the plan has been a great success. The Hartonville trial tested mixed sex roles in nursing with broad support from medical staff and local officials.
The Baptist Missionary union accepted a contribution of fifty dollars from John D. Rockefeller. Rockefeller had made annual gifts to the union for several years, and the sum was acknowledged as a lasting support for their mission work.
Martin Ebelt, who strangled his young wife two years ago, was electrocuted today in Ossining New York. Jealousy was cited as the motive. Ebelt was years old at the time of his execution.
The fragmentary text references maritime activity and a fleet around Atkae and other regions with mentions of Japan and Amsterdam. it notes weathered terms like supt and ree, implying a navigational or wartime context. Names and proper nouns are scattered, but readable details point to a naval operations note with several unclear ship or station references.
Readable lines show a partial report about a local event or notice. Names, dates, places, or actions are incomplete, preventing full reconstruction of the incident or notice.
A fragmented report from Alva Oklahoma and Emporia Kansas describes a regional gathering in St Louis with delegates from Missouri Kansas Colorado Arkansas New Mexico and Louisiana. Officials S J Harbaugh Franklin Hudson and others are listed while discussions include contracts with organized Tabor and a eight four day plan. A parallel note mentions Sells awaiting a hang for multiple murders near Mareh Ist and a separate indictment against Dr Heel Duncan for security money schemes. J Keishner reports quarantine on 4000 sheep from the southwest due to scabies at Santa Fe stockyards.
Hawaiian sugar planters will not renew contracts with the American Sugar Refining company of New York when they expire next September. The trust pressured for a three year renewal, but the effort failed in San Francisco on April 10.
Brockton Mass April 10 The shoe firm of R B Grover Company Limited whose factory the disastrous boiler explosion of March 2 cost fifty eight lives and 250000 property loss had voluntarily assigned for the benefit of creditors
An Evening Post dispatch from London Kentucky reports State Representative Howard was killed in Clay County by a prominent man. The incident prompted party leaders to discuss the next state convention and control of the party machine. Also noted are unrelated items: former governor Ode as party committee chair and a Nebraska court case involving a bigamy allegation. In Indian Territory, U S Marshal orders stop hunting in the Chickasaw nation and seize guns and gear.
A garbled report covers multiple items from Atchison Kansas and beyond. Mentions a River Brethren conference in Oklahoma Kansas, Paola postal receipts, Epworth University leadership in Oklahoma City, and various arrests and local events including school moves and a carnival contest. Names include Jessee Edsall, Fred Kerch, Charles Rainey, and Charles Ray. The piece references a Southwestern normal school effort and an upcoming baseball game between Warrensburg State Normal and Haskell Indians.
A large steel vessel named the River Ji is launched at the Chicago Shipbuilding Company yard in South Chicago. It is one of four ore carrying steamships for the Pittsburg Steamship Company, constructed to carry ore with a capacity of about 10,000 tons and a 56 foot beam and 30 foot depth.
Unconfirmed reports from Frederick to Lawton describe a severe windstorm that erased pasture fences damaged several outbuildings and caused minor property damage. No injuries or gunfire mentioned. references include President Roosevelt in a distant note and a separate storm in the president's camp area.
Elijah Brown deceased, aged about UK years, died Wednesday morning at his home on Locust Street north of Mount, the Baptist church near the river hosted the funeral. He was an old settler and respected by all. The notice thanks neighbors for kindness at the funeral. Also mentions paint ad and travel notices from Kansas City and Lawrence visitors on Sunday.
Fragmentary report mentions ships, movements, and possible deployments near Viariiwos Ro and Vondisestends Niet. References Admiral Texa and tension between opposing forces. Details are garbled, limiting precise events or dates.
Part of the Russian fleet under Vice Admiral Rozestvensky, including the battleships Kalas Sivvarold and Alexander II Durtdine and Cred with cruisers and torpedo boats, has arrived at Manapore. Their whereabouts are unknown and Rear Admiral Rozestvensky is believed to lead the squadron, with the ship Kulas Sauvar possibly in command.
Report states the Russian battleships including Krine Souvarat and other warships, once near Singapore, are not located. Belief that Regratwensky may be aboard Kaiaz Suuvaretl. The squadron passed Singapore Saturday under a rear admiral’s command.
Reports from Tokio in April indicate Vice Admiral Ro jestvensky’s second Pacific squadron has not been sighted since Singapore. Public speculation centers on his motives and route with many assuming he avoids immediate battle and aims for Vostok docks or an inland base. Some foresee a second rendezvous in the Pacific and a rapid exit from the China Sea amid political risks and limited naval facilities.
Great Bend Kansas April 10 The United States bureau of animal industry has taken hold of matters and will try to stamp out cattle disease in western Kansas Dr A Eickhorn an government inspector is on hand to advise farmers Guthrie Oklahoma April 10 Disastrous prairie fires reported from Roger county near Eriex and Texola Thousands of acres of pasture land burned barns grain implements cotton and other farm property destroyed
Ardmore I T April 10 Sunday afternoon a passing freight train on the Santa Fe struck a team and buggy instantly killing the occupants Mose Simmons and Miss Mary Prearer who resided near Overbrook south of here
In Madrid on April 10 a clash occurred on the Calle Santiernardg as workmen and police clashed. Police charged the workers with several thousand numbers in the melee many were injured. Miss Laura Ware has taken a position in the millinery store of the Mises Engie.
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