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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1906
Page
1
A labor march in Lonevere denounces arrests of orators, demanding their release. Dragoon detachments dispersed the procession with sabers injuring several. governor refused clemency as clashes flare during mining region labor dispute.
A Congressman and Mrs. Nicholes Longworth sailed from Cherbourg for New York aboard the American Line steamer 51 Paul. A crowd of friends saw them off at the railroad station, including the Marquis and Count DeCha tra and their wives, with gifts filling their compartment such as a large fruit basket sent on behalf of the ambassador and Mrs McCormick.
Reports from Warsaw describe Jewish groups urged to arm for a possible uprising if signaled, with fears of a general railway strike. Polish socialists claim responsibility for train robberies and killings of police, while Kansas City’s Mr. Lampton eyes Stranger Valley road franchise and construction plans by August 8.
A Pall Mall Gazette dispatch from Tangier reports rising anti French agitation in Morocco. Independent vassals unite around Siara kesh for holy war urging Viceroy Prince Abdul Anford to proclaim himself sultan. situation described as the most critical in thirty years.
A dense listing of church services across several denominations in Lawrence. Details include times and sermon topics at First Baptist, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, United Presbyterian, Christian, and Pilgrim Congregational churches. Additional items cover park band concerts, pension day in Kansas, educational board news on the University of Kansas pharmacy program, local business notices, and city council tax talk.
An unclear notice mentions a 10-pound boy born to Mr and Mrs A T Wallenstein on August 2 at a local hospital. Wolf's offers new pictures or framing services.
In a summer bowling tournament final between Gustafson and Kubnes, Kubnes edged Gustafson 200 to 174 with high series 683 by Kubnes and 531 by Gustafson. The result ties Gustafson and Berger for overall placement. a decisive match is planned next week.
The 1000 block on Kentucky Street hosted a community program by its children that mixed humor and serious moments. A crowd of about 60 enjoyed well organized acts on the back porch and lawn with no delays. Lecompton Commercial Club plans a town booster meeting as Lecompton aims to grow population and civic spirit.
In St Petersburg a general strike begins at noon with up to 30,000 workers worn out by police actions against ringleaders. Ringleaders are being rounded up, causing disorder among unions. Moscow and provincial areas watch as St Petersburg, a government stronghold, faces potential upheaval and nationwide anarchy.
Creditors of the Devlin estate authorize trustees to sell by public auction all properties in Kansas Missouri and Illinois. Sale set for 30 days hence following publication requirements. Estimated value appears stated as six hundred thousand units.
A Libau to Hai Pot telegram reports robbers halted a train and took $40,000 government funds. Eight passengers were wounded during the defense, including Brazil's Consul General M Vco Rupnievski and a German named Grondmano.
Cornell student Ostos Mentoan demonstrated water shoes on Cayuga Lake designed in the mechanical engineering department. The six foot three inch long devices featured four air chambers and collapsible fans to prevent backward drift as they skimmed the surface. Ostos aims to spark a new water sport at Cornell with the invention.
Authorities arrested several Pelvil servants and policemen after a plan to liberate political prisoners in Warsaw was betrayed. The incident implicates local officials and security personnel.
An explosion on the Kaan railway near Moscow today killed two people and injured others. The incident blocks a section of the line and police have opened an investigation into the blast.
Bryan sails to Venice after an engagement in Milan. He plans to meet Ambassador White while at the International Exposition and will depart tonight to continue the trip.
Conscience optician offers free eye examinations downtown in a brief notice. Many claim daily eye strain relates to digestion, and a click to Gustafson's may save trouble. Wolf wallpaper discounts and Ewing selling ice cream at reasonable prices are also advertised alongside bicycle wheels.
C W Bownan once Phillips County Kansas treasurer was arrested in Boulder Colorado August 4 on charges of embezzling 925000 of county funds. He vanished in November and had been a fugitive. he says the deficit was paid back and is held per Kansas instructions.
The injunction case against Midland Elevator Co. over interference with weighing masters of the Kansas state grain department was postponed from Aug 4 to Aug 10. The report notes a mention of local egg drinks at Wiedemann's.
Dr. J. M. Woodworth shot and killed last night in Altamont Missouri over a hotel management dispute with owner Jackson. Woodworth, a hotel keeper, killed the physician who owned the hotel.
Miss Lucy Littlefiid of Boston visits Topeka and Lawrence hosts, with many Kansas City visits by guests and locals. Residents travel to Denver Colorado and Ack erland, while others plan porch parties, visits, or sermons. A early notice mentions engagements, receptions, and a forthcoming moonlight picnic at Buarman's grove.
Bennett & Co invites customers to try F. H. Bennett Co for reliable work and low charges. Zephyr Ohien Skip Finish Carbon Paper promises clear copies for manifolding and multiple colors at the store. The Baby Ribbon celebrates Scelgars with Billy Williamson manufacturing. fashion and appearance emphasized for women.
Prof Fred Raymond returns from a year abroad to lead Eng- Tian studies. Misa May Kelly, ill with appendicitis, improves modestly. James Gordon of De Soto, Fred Cambuno of Erle, and Virgil McCarty of Kansas City visit Lawrence. Henry and Dudley Asher plan Green Mountain Falls trip. Chas Van Fleet travels to Kansas City. Maude Cramer heads to Valley Falls for two weeks. A store on Warren Street advertises value and a rag and iron buyer, Harvey & Co, seeks shipments.
No recruits have enlisted yet at the Lawrece station but letters arrive from adjacent counties seeking information. Old soldiers visit the station to meet the recruiting officer while Corporal Selwurtler, on 30 day furlough, oversees affairs. Residents recall Indian campaigns in Arizona and Geronimo era. Nearby, Mr Drake visits with green gage plums and shops for local goods.
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