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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1906
Page
1
Washington reports Both Houses met for a brief opening session as the Capitol surfaces show a thorough renovation inside and out. Members arrived early and observers expect mainly routine work on appropriation bills with potential light debate on the opening day.
The Indias of the Catholic Church announce a public supper for about 100 people on Wednesday and Thursday, December 12 and 13, at their venue.
On December 3 in Caucasia, Iwelva robbers stormed the estate of Princess Avalova, looting the residence and assaulting the princess. Twelve suspects were captured and will be subjected to a drumhead court martial.
Lawrence is held up as an object lesson for Leavenworth in pursuing paving. A large meeting spurred interest in better streets with an army officer claiming paving does more for a town than anything else. The Times notes Lawrence’s rapid progress from no paving to extensive, high quality paving benefiting the city.
The piece discusses the dangers of sharing conclusions with proprietors, the distrust of ads by average merchants, and suggests an advertiser should clearly state what a product offers and why it should be bought. It references an arrest and the police, implying legal trouble affecting advertising decisions.
A three day sale promotes Mexican drawn work at the Indian Curse shop 017 Mass. A sale ad mentions insurance helper prospects and a Santa Fe trail monument fund benefit with December 5 entertainment. Also notes about Newhouse’s orchestra tickets, loan rates as low as 6 percent, and various local ads and notices.
Herkimer New York December 3 The district attorney urged that Chastai Gillette deliberately planned the murder of his sweetheart Grace Brown The defense will argue death by his own action The jury in the Gillette case is to hear closing arguments soon as the trial nears its end.
Estelle Riddle in New York notes Allie Rohes great move to urban paper life and Margareh's upcoming move. Mrs John Gannon wins Journal drawing for solid waiver aprons at Gustafson’s. crowd, three numbers, prize spoons to Gannon as Breer Gustafson shakes the ballot box.
Washington reports the War Department prepares congressional investigation into the 25th Infantry yes discharged by presidential order. A Civil War era record notes Negro troops roamed Dakota in 1885 when Fort Sturgis saw a rampage that ended with a citizen killed and the killer named by troops. Santa Fe says Governor Hagerman travels to Washington to counter charges against his administration following the removal of A U Borsam as Republican territorial committee chair.
Fire in St Joseph early today destroyed the Palace Clothing House. Charles Bohle suffered serious injuries from a fall from a third story window. Fire losses are estimated at about 80 000 dollars.
In Milan on December 3 a search at Bergamo aimed to find the author of a letter to King Victor Emmanuel describing a plot by the so called daily alliance to assassinate the king. Police efforts have been fruitless so far.
An article discusses Harrison Weeks and his reputation in football circles, noting how attention and money swirl around his name. It mentions late development, a coach’s influence, and questions about genuine success beyond reputation. Also listed are social events and fundraisers including a Thursday dance, chicken pie supper, and Christmas doll sales at local churches.
Chicago reports list state colleges in a national livestock show. Kansas took several prizes with top honors in overall animal judging. Ames Iowa placed second, Kansas teams and individuals highlighted in horse judging and individual contests. Notable winners include 4 H Hamer of Ontario and J O Olson of Kansas.
Washington December 3 Senator Teller of Colorado led the procession into the Senate chamber taking his seat a full half hour before the gavel. He was followed by Senator Piatt of New York and others including Depew of New York and Benson of Kansas in the early lineup.
Mrs. Herning returns from Vinland for Thanksgiving. Carl Ficher of Emporia visits his mother. Miss Bertha Anderson of Topeka spends Thanksgiving week with parents. Ross Bangs returns to Kansas City. Morton Levy leaves for New York. Mrs. Cordiey visits Ingles City with Mr. God and Mrs. W. B. Griffith. Mrs. J. M. Frank returns to Topeka after visit with Adel S. Ware. Mrs. Blatchard heads to Chicago after week with sister Cule. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eberhart return from Ballwin. Mrs. F. W. Barteldes to Wichita to visit daughter L. J. Maggert. Lajunta, Colo., visitors Mrs. Andrews's mother Mrs. A Shaw. Misses Walter Andrews and Mabel McAllister return to Melbarg e, Kansas, from visit with son Mro Kj S. Boyd. Miss Beth Kanage returns to Kansas City, Kansas, to resume teaching. F. M. Kennedy and family back from Okmulgee Indian Territory after family reunion. The Innes Mullere and Hackman women plan annual party at Nell Mc Farland’s 920 New Hampshire Street. Earl Welsh Pharmacy bought a Garnett drug store in partnership with his brother. Welsh, ex K A mandolin club member, known in Lawrence, seeks success.
Washington December 2 Senator Penrosa introduced a resolution demanding all information from the president regarding the dismissal of three companies of negro troops at Fort Reno in Orla following the Brownville Texas affray.
Pusblo December 3 E E Clarke of the interstate commerce commission began investigating alleged land frauds and ties between common carriers and the production of soap and oil, with a note that must stay in jail. Washington December 3 The Supreme Court upheld habeas corpus rulings for Moyer Haywood Pettibore Western federation officers imprisoned in Idaho over alleged complicity in Governor Steupenberg’s murder, requiring their continued confinement for trial. Dick Bros. offers lasting perfumes in handsome packages.
Friends of the ship subsidy measure press for quick consideration in this session. The bill has been referred to committees in the House, but supporters believe it can be moved forward and brought up for debate.
Congress adjourned for the day at 12 44 and 13 53 with informal gatherings noted. Local notices mention Fred Boyles’ at 125 Mans, along with advertisements for chapped hands or lips remedies and assorted stationery services.
San Francisco reports that Secretary Mateale told school directors before leaving for Washington that Japan ese pupils are clearly within the rights to establish separate schools. The issue moves to federal courts under advisement in a separate infant case, with judges Smart to decide December 14 on a possible new trial. Also noted are holiday shopping appeals and the death of Howard E Duncan in Berkeley, California, aged 42, formerly of Lawrence.
The boys club of the Y M C A held its best meeting since the slump began with 250 in the gallery enjoying solos and trio numbers. The membership drive progresses well with new members daily and baths totaling 180 despite the hot water cut. Mr Tucker aided the boys at Haskell Institute last evening as Keeler advertises Hammond typewriters and Mexican Chile dishes draw crowds to evening parlors.
Washington December 3 1908 the president today sent to the senate nominations for cabinet posts and one supreme court justice George D Cortelyou for secretary of the treasury Charles J Bonaparte for attorney general George L Von Meyer for postmaster general Victor H Metcalf for secretary of the navy James B Garfield for secretary of the interior Oscar Straus for secretary of Commerce and labor and William H Moody for associate justice of the supreme court.
An old newspaper fragment promotes Try Straton's Almond Cream and Aug Plersous' Alora cigars priced five cents. The ad mentions selling new pedal machines and band guns while inviting readers to view gizmos, fixtures, and items from L Poekia, Men.
Friends of Jobs Alexander Dowis deny insanity reports spread in morning papers. Deseon Lewis, Dowie’s companion, says Dowie was ill but not insane. Note mentions mechanical toys and toy line at Broad Boyles target stock in town with Wemmabears grees.
Mr Lagey resumes business in Eudora after Sunday at home. Mrs Geof Shaw sails to Kansas City for a week with friends. Numerous residents visit, travel to Kansas City, and host gatherings. The Friends In Council celebrate their 35th anniversary with a banquet and program. Page contains society notes, club events, visitors, and upcoming entertainments.
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