15 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1905
Page
1
Fragmented OCR advertisement listing physicians and services. Mentions General Practice specialities, surgery, ophthalmology, and osteopathy. Gives address at 717 Vermont Street and a Residence at 65 Louisiana, with phone numbers and office details.
E A Harriman testified before the insurance Investigating committee about efforts to block a bill aiding a faction in Equitable. He named Governor Higgins and Late Speaker Nixon as information sources while denying broader motives. He described negotiations with Ryan over Equitable stock and trusteeships, noting reluctance to expose potential headlines.
Milwaukee judge rules Charles F. Pfister not guilty of larceny as bailee in a 14,000 claim tied to the Wisconsin Rendering Company. Pfister acted as stakeholder in a bid for a garry contract. jury found he did not misappropriate part of the funds.
At the Shamokin Pennsylvania miners convention the opening session included President Mitchell readying a draft demand for operators while the body moved to an executive session to consider wage scales. Meanwhile a Vermont preacher, Rev J A Dixon, trained as a stone cutter, mingles with laborers to better reach them from the pulpit. Also notes about local shop ads and a Christmas concert at Woodlawn School, with Tolles Young promoting groceries and a Western Washington avenue resident leaving a message about December 15.
A report details that Clavis cooperated with an accomplice in a case involving the vandalism of books in the eastern district. The disclosures reveal coordinated acts and the investigation seeks to identify additional participants. Police pursue charges based on the confession and recovered evidence.
Bridgeport Connecticut December 15 Oliver T Sherwood cashier of the defunct Southport National Bank testified of an accomplice in wrecking the bank admitting cashing securities worth 200000 while a creditor sues. A K Sprecht a New York broker denied any relations beyond business. New York December 15 Sprecht also stated. Caracas Venezuela December 16 President Castro withdrew the objectionable phrase and protest avoiding a France Venezuela settlement clash signaling renewed friendship policy.
Turkey formally accepts the powers demand for financial control of Macedonia in a late night surrender. The report notes Russian concerns over Armenian-arms distribution in Caucasia amid tensions in Constantinople. Leaders of the telegraph strike vow not to yield until key ministers are dismissed and their demands met.
Washington December 15 Senate commerce committee chair Gallinger reported the merchant marine bill and said Mallory would present the minority report on a later day.
A December issue summary notes a valuable chapter on the psychology of habit and character drawn from Harvard Professor James. It also covers drugless healing methods, practical hygiene, psychic research, and everyday applications of New Psychology for health and happiness, with reviews of Edith Wharton and other authors in Outlook’s Illustrat ed Magazine.
In Springfield on December 11 the supreme court affirmed the lower court ruling in Johann Hoch's murder conviction. Hoch is scheduled to hang February 23. He reacted with denial and calm, telling reporters he had nothing more to say.
In the house this afternoon Cochran of New York vigorously attacked officers of the three big New York life insurance companies. He condemned the system that bred them and expressed shock that their officers were not jailed. The Majestic Stock company drew a large crowd at the ot a house last night and will remain through the week. Dick Bros invite the public to view their ball brushes and more. Mim Maude Bush, recently ill with typhoid, has recovered. Zolvermeister's advertises a full line of candy packages for Christmas and Rosel Sparks Co offers a vertical order.
Washington December 15 an effort was made to limit further debate on the question of committees reference of the president's message. Time was not set for a vote due to many requests and Champ Clark urged that speeches be ended. Jury discharged in Salina murder case. ten for conviction and two for acquittal. Judge Ryland of Lexington dies. he served 18 years as criminal judge in the circuit.
The University Orchestra last night showcased the growth of young players who have been before the public for over three years. The Kansas orchestra, among a few nationwide student ensembles, is praised by judges for its classical repertoire and favorable comparison to the best. Soloists and violins display increasing precision and force with mature tone from cello and bass sections.
Harry Wise, who fled last Sunday, has been arrested in Montansukes, Minnesota. Sheriff Woodward plans to travel there tomorrow to bring him back. Wise reportedly agreed to return without a requisition. He fled after taking cash from the laundry and a shotgun, amid a suspected improvised scheme with Coris Hunzicker.
The second of two piano recitals will be given Tuesday evening at the Fraternal Hall by Harold Henry of this city. A graduate of the School of Fine Arts, this marks the first time a graduate has returned to present a recital in the artist's course, an event eagerly awaited by Mr Henry's many friends.
A Christmas Vesper will be held Sunday afternoon at Fraser hall chapel at 4 o'clock. Rev. Hutchinson will deliver a brief address. The concert starts promptly at 4 with doors closed then entry allowed for late arrivals.
A stream of locals and visitors pass through towns and cities including Kansas City Topeka and Lawrence. Notables such as D Fager Overbrook and Mrs Susan Scott travel, while Misses Nelle Wilhelm Rachel Pugh and Katherine Migliarlo prepare trips to Europe and Sunday visits in Topeka. The Daughters of the American Revolution plan a Thursday meeting in the courthouse and a London ministry gift is noted for Westminster.
Takabira addresses the Asiatic Society in New York praising the president for offering good offices and bringing warring parties to negotiation. He notes the Portsmouth treaty and suggests envoys and governments played key roles rather than the president alone.
Large crowds attended Catholic suppers with hundreds buying tickets and plates piling with chick en, salad and assorted fruits. The note lists generous provisions while town social events include cards, luncheons, and marriage plans as Mrs Frayne of Leavenworth prepares to wed Carl I Chapin, a Western Electric line official.
An editorial warns that mail order houses lure customers with bait pricing while substituting cheaper substitutes and hiding true costs. It argues Lawrence merchants hold the real stock and urges decisive action to keep buying at home, stressing local goods are more satisfactory.
G V Penn reports a heated dispute in Franklin County over Charles Scott versus Henry Allen. Penn claims Allen controls wires and could win the home delegation only if Chartier supporters turn out, while Scott’s backers praise his scholarship and leadership. He asserts local voters will decide at the congressional convention.
Due to age and health I transfer my undertaking business to partners. The venture continues at the vid stand 732 Massachusetts street under the name C. W. Smith undertaking com. C. G. Lescher, longtime assistant, and B. B. Power will run the business with full control. All debts payable at the store.
Supplemental list no 4 dated December 15 seeks paste into October 15 telephone directory Red 9H. Names and addresses include Samuel 1335 N J Red 01 Brown J E 831 e Lea Main 014 Bond D W Produce 1023 Mann White 0201 etc. Also mentions Model a team laundry 806 Vt White 7682 and Ware items. Later notes stock of saff sands and gifts at Smith's News Depot with souvenir cards comics and jocala for Christmas.
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