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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1900
Page
1
In Frankfort Kentucky chaos erupts as Governor Goebel executes a proclamation to adjourn the legislature. Soldiers block access and march through streets as lawmakers seek a path to the capitol with threats and counter moves from rival factions.
Frankfurt Jan 31 Democrats issue statement saying Taylor’s proclamation is unwarranted in fact and law. They contend there is no insurrection unless militia presence and actions create one and that the governor cannot adjourn the general assembly without both houses agreeing. Signed by the Democratic legislators.
A Frankfort dispatch reports Taylor moving to arrest every legislator allied with the Gogbelites on charges of conspiracy as part of a larger wartime effort.
Washington reports Secretary Moot e states there is nothing justifying federal interference in Kentucky. Federal troops would be ordered only if a report confirms it and the governor declares the situation tenable.
The state boards, after five weeks of dispute over Goebel Taylor and Beckhart Marshall contests, met at the city hall to review evidence and report to the legislature. By a party line vote 10 to 3 Goebel was declared legally elected governor. A separate Odessa fire and arson arrest are noted with minimal detail.
Mollie Carter a typewriter in Varia Duluth inherited two money from an uncle in, spent fortunes on dresses and Paris, joined disreputable circles, now lies critically ill in a hospital after a night of intoxication. Her money is gone, she begs for absinthe, doctors say recovery possible but drunkenness likely to continue.
Washington report says the Senate committee on claims favored a $20,000 relief bill for the University of Kansas. The measure, tied to a prior transfer from the Emi Kren Ald Society, passed the House and awaits Senate approval, with likely swift action and enactment.
The confession by Miley details a series of crimes including the Missouri jackie depot theft at Independence and the robbing of Connell, Uaker & Winliff in Kingsville. George Riley, recently released from the Blale Penitentiary after a two year term for boeotpy, faces pursuit alongside others as investigators outline the case.
A first person fragment explores high society in New York, detailing a debutante’s awkward encounters with aristocratic servants and private rooms. She describes the parlorical restraint of grand houses, a smug staff, and occasional access to private spaces, ending with a return to Fifth Avenue street life.
Elis Cleon known as Ellis Glenn faces forgery trial in Parkersburg. The case moves to the United States court on a writ of habeas corpus alleging he resided in England when the forgery occurred. Cleon is described as having worked as a carpenter plumber mason and plasterer and has entangled with several young women.
Reports from Henteville and Tuanataville Missouri describe multiple fires destroying parsonages and property, with five incidents totaling around 25000 dollars in loss. In Columbus Ohio the Supreme Court upholds the Stewart anti trust law against Standard Oil. A locksmith assists in opening a safe containing about 25000 in valuables. A shooting in Wamego Kansas injures a timber merchant's son. January ore sales in Joplin Missouri total 18282 tons of ore and 3826 tons of lead ore valued at 877417 dollars.
A fragmentary historical note traces the cultivation and status of currants and gooseberries in Greece and Rome and in Britain, noting disputes over indigeneity, wild growth in southern counties, and folk use for elderberry wine and folk medicine. It also includes a stray literary aside about a rubber plant and a scene from Puck.
New dispatches announce additional forces to be sent to South Africa amid shifting defence commitments. Authorities confirm the move intends to bolster regional security and respond to evolving threats.
The fragmentary dispatch analyzes British naval presence and Boer opposition as Gen. Whellywell's column moves toward Colesterge near Sturtaberg junction. It discusses possible prolongation of the war, strategies against Gen Muller, and the risk of a March deadline for decisive actions and relief efforts in the Cape colony.
The article argues buyers cannot judge seal shin quality, notes an influx of poorer skins due to market shortages and tariff increases. It reports dealers stockpiled skins before December 15, predicts steep price rises for manufactured goods and fur garments, and mentions Alaska and Arctic seal varieties' relative value and durability.
London reports hint at naval preparations to guard coasts as the Eighth division is held back from South Africa. Channel squadron to assemble off Addystone February 3 for a fortnight of exercises while intelligence warns of Boer moves and possible neutral powers exploiting South African tensions.
Attractive building lots on Ohio Street offer a premier residence location. South Lawrence parcels are cheaper than acre properties with university access and transport links nearby. Vermont Street lots are close in and suitable for residence or business. Property, O, E, LEARNARD.
A garbled market report lists various commodity and livestock prices as of May and January, including cash and futures figures. Entries mention corn, oats, white and mixed feeds, dairy creamery items, receipts, steers and cows, fodder, and sugar notes with scattered figures and place names like Kansas City and Amity.
Feathery trimmings and diamond knuckles captivate ladies as toques modernize with turban inspired shapes. The look features ribbed embroidery, light blue headpieces, and chiffon detailing, reflecting revolutionary France influence, with lace, ribbons, and bold textures shaping the season's dress.
London dispatch reports Gen Buller urging continued effort toward Ladysmith while vowing the campaign remains active though restricted by position. He claims the path to Ladysmith is now within reach and expects progress within a week. Cheers for the queen followed his remarks.
Brief note reports a clash at the Spion Kop scene with limited details and no confirmed outcome. The item appears as a patched OCR fragment from a New York issue dated January.
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