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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1905
Page
1
Peace Talks Stall as Roosevelt Presses for Gains
Roosevelt continues shuttle diplomacy with Russia and Japan amid rumors of concessions. Reports from Portsmouth indicate progress yet no clear breakthrough, with St Petersburg and Tokyo entrenched on indemnity issues and Sakhalin. diplomats note a commercial settlement remains the likely path.
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The foreign office notes Portsmouth talks may not end quickly. In Erle Captain Pattek MacMahon, of the yacht Mystic, burned to death and eighteen others nearly suffocated in a fire at the Charles Seck block. A sign in Raymond's windows touts 25 Vols for 25 Dollars for the Encyc Britannica offer.
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Berlin
Portsmouth
Erle
Pattek MacMahon
Mystic
Charles Seck
MacMahon
Congress
Raymond
Suits Filed to Recover State Funds in Shawnee County
The state filed three suits in Shawnee county district court to recover funds held by the First National Bank for collection. The cases name Title Guaranty and Trust Company of Scranton as surety for T S Kelly for 500000 dollars, United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company for 250000 dollars, and the First National Bank with William Sims C W Noel W F Russington and C A Devlin as defendants for 1?5?000 dollars.
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Topeka
Kans
Shawnee County
First National Bank
Coleman
Gleed
Ware & Gleed
F. J. Williams
First Salt
Guaranty and Trust Company of
Scranton
T. T. Kelly
W. Fi, Russlagton
C. A. Devlin
Ripley Defends Santa Fe Oil Claims Amid Criticism
Chicago August 26 President Ripley of tig 4. F. & F. replies to critics arguing the Santa Fe is not profiting from Standard Oil pipelines, denying oil ties to Wells or Kansas field deals. He asserts exchanges with Wells and ratios were proper but claims no oil frame in Washington influenced decisions. Inspector Wilson’s testimony tied to charges against Senator Mitchell, with promises of favorable recommendations in exchange for money.
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Chicago
Ripley
Tig
Crue
Santa Fe
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Kansas
Eld
Standard of Company
Trata Fe
Atx Et Bre
Washington
CL. Ama
Butarter
Taurus
Wilson
Staley
Mitchell
Gregana
Wits
Sama
Wits Hess Jo
Methodist Conference votes to seek merger of western and southwestern Missouri
The Western Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Kansas City votes to ask the May Birmingham general conference to merge most of the Western into the Southwestern Missouri Conference. The Western section covers eastern Kansas and southern Nebraska and aims to withdraw South Methodism from the North Methodist area.
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Kansas City
M. Pe. Church South
Kansas
Birmingham
Ala
Nebraska
South Methodist
North Methodist
Fual
Foresters Pass Resolution Excluding Japanese Same as Chinese
The Foresters of Americas at their biennial convention endorse excluding Japanese from the United States, aligning with Chinese exclusion. Resolution introduced by E J Wolfe of California, president pro tem of the California Japanese Exclusion society. dispatch from Oran reports a flying column ready to seize Saida if the sultan does not meet French demands.
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Buffalo
the Foresters of Americas
United States
E. J. Wolfe
California
California Japanese Esclusion Society
Paris
Oran
Algeria
Morocco
Saida
Roosevelt Tours Submarine Plonger and Planger Test
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt with guests witnessed a Plonger torpedo boat test from the Sylph yacht off Oyster Bay. The submarine craft carried out several maneuvers, including a fifty minute immersion, during the outing on August 26.
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Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt
Plonger
L. 1
Roosevelt
Champagne used at Kansas battleship christening claim
Abilene businessman G C Sterl returned from the east and asserts champagne, not water, was used to christen the battleship Kansas at Camden New Jersey. He witnessed the champagne bottle sealed and broken by Miss Hoch and says early reports about water were a joke later accepted by many.
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Ablena
Kany
Kansas
John Brown
G. C. Stern
Abilena
Sterl
Camden
N. J
Rasus
Bellaview Stratford
Miss Hoch
Stratford
Sters
TURF MAN ARRESTED FOR CRIMINAL CONTEMPT
A chaotic report from New York details an arrest of John K. Maddon a Kentucky turf owner connected with several racing ventures. He was convicted of criminal contempt and sentenced to thirty days in a jail until a subpoena and related legal actions in the supreme court could be resolved.
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New York
N. Y
Ohn
Maddon
Vulayo
Supreme Court
Minion
Savatowin
Baltic Provinces Disorder Report Details Violence
Police report documents rising unrest in the Baltic provinces with four attempts on officials lives and multiple attacks on private citizens. Twelve incidents include six attacks on police and two bomb throwings amid anarchistic activity, with turbulence noted over four months.
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Petersburg
Fousgia
Baltic
Mosby Blamed In Kansas Political Turmoil
Washington reports Mosby the Confederate guerrilla leader of Mosbys Vitalian Rangers is faulted for leaking information to the press about charges against Senator Burton of Kansas. Investigators and prosecutors pursue convictions while debates rise over public policy and Burton’s political support.
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Washington
Aus
John 18
Meésby
Guerrila
Mosby
Vartizan Rangers
Burtee
Kansas
Robb
Iin
Burton
Cousin on the Stand in Taggart Vore Trial
In Wooster Ohio on August 26 William Taggart, cousin of Captain Taggart, testified for cross examination. He gave evasive answers while prosecutors seek to prove he received funds from Bra Taggart via Chicago agent Harlburt to cover Mrs Taggart’s debts to Orville. He denied affection or closeness to Mrs Taggart.
George H Peak Elected ABA President
Chosen at Narragansett Flor Aug 26 George H Peak of Chicago is named president of the American Bar Association.
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Narragansett Flor
George H. Peak
Chicago
American Bar Association
Great Futurity Stakes At Sheepshead Bay Today
Worth about $50,000, the six furlong straight course futurity stakes runs this afternoon at Sheepshead Bay on a heavy track with seventeen probable starters. Among middle west contenders, Ormondale, son of Ormonde, is highly regarded, while Woolwich in Belmont colors is favored for his fondness of dirt.
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New York
N. Y
Sheepshead May's
Middle West
Ormondale
Ormonde
Woolwich
Belmonts
The Struggle Began In Chicago For 8 Hour Day
Chicago reports a nationwide push by non union printers to defeat the eight hour day by posting open shop notices at four Typothetae plants. Union printers to be employed en masse, with other Typothetae shops set to join. A non union worker arrival at any plant will trigger a master printers walkout across all its facilities.
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Ill
Uiun
Firga
Typothetae
Typothatae
Master Piintars Organization
Priest Reported Robbery and Kidnapping in Cleveland
Rev Benedict Jodhonski, a Catholic priest, told police he was held prisoner for 24 hours, forced to sign two votes for 500 each and two checks for a sum he cashed, and robbed of 330 and jewelry. Two men and a woman were arrested. the woman is alleged to have enticed the priest toward Cedar Avenue in a staged roll call attempt.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Upomu
Benedict Jodhonski
Beth
Cedar Avenue
Walladlad
Equitable Life Directors Faced With State Probe
The Equitable Life Assurance Society and New York state seek a full court inquiry into alleged misconduct by the society’s directors and officers in handling funds. The directors issued a formal document responding to charges raised in a suit by the state.
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New York
Dug
Equitable Life Assurance Society
State of
Equitable
Devastating Maine Hotel Fire Claims Three Lives
Summer Hotel in Readfield Maine raged early morning fire spreading through a two and a half story wooden building. Three people are dead likely Mr and Mrs BE Martin and their child from Moston. Five others were burned or injured as guests and staff escaped in night attire. Fire chiefs say a defective chimney sparked flames rapidly, forcing rapid evacuation as doctors from Winthrop and Readfield treated the wounded. Nearly all personal belongings were lost. The blaze left a scene of extensive property destruction with guests using clothing provided by nearby travelers and the hotel clerk Boutwell badly burned while guiding others to safety.
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Marancoux
Lake Marancock
BE. A. Martin
Child
Moston
Robt Boutiwetl
Mathlen
Mass
Firse
Tezssam
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W. J. Maxwell
Brooklyn
N.Y
Uf. Martin
Dorchester
Martin
Clerk Boutwell
Curtaveg
Winthrop and
Readfeld
Hay WHl Filed Washington Avenue Petitions and Local News
The article previews probate actions in Washington Avenue with a petition by Clara Stay widow of the late Secretary dab Hay. It notes property values and a patronage of the Hay estate. It also reports appointments and social visits across Kansas towns including Wellington Topeka Emporia Wichita Lawrence and Ottawa. The Williams and Walker company rehearses for Abyssima in Montreal September 14 under Wm Docksletter.
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Washington, Ave
Clara S. Stay
Dabu Hay
Hay
Alice Meyers
Hayden
New York City
Nash’? Walker
Williams and Walker Company
Aol
Montreal Canada
Wm. Dockstetter
Letha Williams Injured In City Car Panic
Letha Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs B A Williams visiting Kansas City suffered a broken right leg below the knee Thursday night. Returning from a park with friends the electric car controller burned out causing a panic and she was pushed from the rear platform and trampled as the crowd dispersed. She was the only seriously hurt passenger. Also noted is the funeral of Mrs Eberhart at the German Lutheran church and a barn theft at W C Biggar's on Tennessee street with harness stolen.
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Letha "Williams
B. A. Wiliams
Kansas City
Williams
Japanese Naval Doings Report of August Actions
Rear Admiral Katuoka reports Imperial Navy actions in August. A naval division at Okhotsk captured an old style gun and ammunition on August 14 and night rides on August 7. The division seized the British bark Antiope near Sakhalin on August 3. Off Kamchatka the division took Russians aboard the American steamer Montara near Nikolayevsk, including Commander Eskky.
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Nikalaivsk
Eskky
Sweden and Norway union dissolution talks named
Stockholm Aug 26 The appointed commissioners for dissolving the Sweden Norway union were announced today with Swedish premier Christian Lundeberg and Norwegian premier Michelsen among the negotiators.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Union of
Norway
Christian Lundeberg
Michelsen
Fumigation in Progress in New Orleans Homes
New Orleans residents disinfect homes in response to an appeal by marine hospital authorities. In Leavenworth Kansas on August 28 Frank G Bigelow, a defaulter and axe handle maker of Milwaukee, arrived at the United States prison on June 11 and is studying Christian Seisnen during routine prison life.
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New Orleans
Marine Hospital
Leavenworth
Kans
Frank G. Bigelow
Axcanker
Milwaukee
United States
Christian Seisnen
Couple in Hickory Run Welcome Twenty Third Child
Allentown Aug 26 Mr and Mrs Allen C Depp of Hickory Run report the birth of their twenty third child. The couple aged 40 claim to have the largest family in America by age. They married eighteen years ago. Congressman J D Bowarsock spoke at the Sigel pavilion on Thursday.
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Allentown
Allen C. Depp
Hickory Run
Twina
America
County officers raid saloons seize beverages in Prohibitory crackdown
Sheriff Ray County Attorney Harley and deputies raided venues in Eu dora and surrounding areas, arresting seven alleged offenders on warrants. At each site police found beer, whiskey in bottles and kegs, beer cases, and related paraphernalia. Bonds were set at 400 dollars each, three suspects released on bail, and trials set for the November district court term.
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Vader
Ray
Harley
Eudora
K. Hellanmuller
Mary Cocs
Fred Lorenz
Lawrence Sheri’ Woodward
Mollie Jenkins
White
Olton
Joase
Bear
Leander Ray
Jessie White
John Ballard
Clark
Jussie White
Mallard
Obituary of Yelinda R Morris of Knox County
Yelinda R Morris widow of Dr Richard Morris died at home on Kentua ky street after five days of paralytic decline following a long illness from Bright's disease. Born February 10 1836 in Ohio she lived in Knox County Illinois and Kansas. She married Dr Richard Morris in 1855 and moved with him to Lawrence after the Civil War before settling in Kansas. She was active in Plymouth Congregational Church and the Ladies Aid. The funeral will be at Plymouth Congregational Church tomorrow at 3 PM.
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Richard Morris
Kentuaky Street
Hikht
Gramdenitt
Soa
Mrs. Morris
Vane
Melluda Fh. Haptonstall
Ohio
Merman
Hingis
Knox County
Lhoois
Lilinois Volunteer Infantry
Kixosag
Lawrence
Morris
K. H. Parkins
Emma
Kansas
Fred L
Nelie V
New
E. R. Russell
Kaglas ‘Ner
A. C. Haptonstall
Arkansas City
Galesburg
Ilinois
Plymouth Church
Shel
Jamong Ae
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lost watch charm with photo in Kent area dwelling
After September 1, inquire at 1321 Vermont Street for a rolled watch charm set with white and red stones containing a lady's picture. Reward offered upon return to Ball Bros Plano Factory.
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Kent
Vermont Street
Plano Factory
Private Bank Closes as Owner Allegedly Skims Funds
A private concern bank at Mateau Illinois owned by John L Gobin of Clinton County closed after cashier C M Smith said Gobin recently bought the bank and then drew a 10000 note payable to himself, taking deposits. The note vanished from assets leaving about 90000 due depositors. Gobin fled town.
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Ind
Paris
Ills
Mateau
John L. Gobin
Clinton County
C. M. Smith
Gobin
Smith
Yetsarday
Capitalist Indicted in Oregon Land Fraud Case
Portland Aug. 2 The federal grand jury investigating the Oregon land frauds has returned true bills against Claude F Thayer a capitalist and son of former Governor Thayer, and several other operators in the scheme.
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Oregon
Tro Hills
Claude F. Thayer
Thayer
Deaths and New Cases Report for New Orleans Aug 26
New Orleans Aug 26 reports six deaths and 15 new yellow fever cases amid ongoing health updates. Authorities urge vigilance as cases rise on the mountain front, with officials stating careful monitoring continues.
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