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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1906

Page

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Wreck on Union Pacific tracks causes major crash near pass

A Rock Island mail train collided with a freight train on the Union Pacific double tracks near the passage east of Unison. Both trains derailed and burned, with twenty cars involved. The fire department contained the blaze within an hour. one cook on the fast train was injured. Separate reports mention property loss of about a half million and various local notices and ads following the incident.

Rock Island Mail Deliria Vaid Mall Lawrence

Estate transfers and public notices mix in local columns

A jumble of estate transfers lists names such as Taney Camebetl Boston Mass and Lillia Bo Steller with varied considerations, plus quit claims involving Lemuel Evans and Lemuel Eeang. Separate items mention a murder in Titus Caucasia General Kriaznoff carried out by a painter bomber, and notices promoting shoe repairs and library table book.

Taney Camebetl Boston Mass ELA Koseed Consideration Lillia Bo Steller Lawrence Vinnie del Intado Nolderation Cwa Syavers Craplioski Park of See H. McConyer Morris County Woo McCunmett Oak Hill Cemetery Mary H. Spencer Lynn FE Shelter Jane Place Lemuel Eeang Tana Nexle Wc Sexsman Sid Teor Lemuel Evans Wily To Luvs Titus Caucasia Kriaznoff Kriazshoff

Rogers Wind. Supreme Court halts Rogers question

In New York Jan 31 Justice Gildersleve denied Missouri Attorney General Hadley’s bid to compel Henry Rogers to answer a questioned posed in the Missouri Standard Oil case. The ruling held Missouri courts should determine the issue first. Leave to renew the application was granted.

New York Henry Rogers Missouri Standard Oil Company Indiana Idersnave Rogers Attonery Hadley Missouri GildersHlaves Court of Original Hunghton's

The Baby Case decision published in Journal

The Journal publishes Judge Smart's incubator baby decision in full. It was largely oral, stenographer Fitzgerald recorded it, and a complete copy is presented. Thompson and supporters discuss potential grounds for reversal, while others urge acceptance of the court record. The piece notes the decision’s clarity and public interest, plus related local notices and advertisements from Walters Stack and Wiedemann’s.

Judge Smart Fitzgerald Birs Thompson Journal Supreme Court

Real Estate Transfers Recorded for William Lartin and Oswald

Real estate transfers list William Lartin and Lane Star selling part of section 35 and 14 with land in Addison and nearby tracts. consideration 73,000. Richard Oswald and wife of Douglas County transfer the 4g of southeast quarter of section 27 to George W. Hardterler for 3,600.

William IL Larton Lane Fishburn Alsun Richard Oswald Douglas County George W. Hardterler

University views at Roughten's federation meeting

State federation executives met in the Widsieda house parlors to discuss the biennial federation in Minneapolis in May. The Lawrence group transacted business regarding the Lawrence event in the second week of May and prepared pilos for the May meeting. Multiple social and local notices followed, including egg case factory plans in Lawrence and community events at Congregational church and Ventura club activities.

State Federation Widsieda House Minneapolis Lawrence Eldridge Phouse A.J. McFarland Portland McFarland Tenn. Street Ron

The Apex Poet Billiards Cigars

A brief item notes a venue named The Apex hosting a night of poetry and billiards with cigar offerings, highlighting a casual arts and social scene in Massachusetts.

Prisoner hurt in personal crisis Topaka

Jan. 30 George Swan paroled prisoner from Hutelin gen reformatory died in personal crisis at Elpath and W Kansas avenue around 1 o'clock yesterday. Parole Near Gilbert found Swan in Champ's candy store at 10 Kansas avenue. Magazine subscriptions promoted by Smith's News Depot. City councilmen visited Elliott street lots recently appraised for macadam work. Appraisal board to meet Monday evening to hear all compani input. A marriage license issued to W. W. Chambers and Martha Smith of Douglas county. Midshipman Chapin of California dismissed from naval academy for hazing. Odd Fellows Order No. 4 inducted members Arante Tweed Ed Pierson Peatfish and Helmey. Colonel and Mrs. Bradley moving to 629 Ohio streets cottage at Winthrop and Vermont streets.

Yhomag M. Belltoy Ladies Literary League E.wrightt Ohio Street State Federation of Women's Clubs Done Kilworsh Questa Kansia May Kansas Frontier Fa. Us Asher Kan Gas Jn Literatura Ari Bab. Power Weary Asher Misie Ge OQ Bester Kansas Tree George W. Mattie Misa Olin Beil Wang J. N. Macomb Giney Maury Belleville Brown Mary Phillips Luiny Laquest A J. Griffin Japan Anner Topaka George Swan Hutelingen Reformatory Elpath Kansas Avenue Gilbert Swan Champ Elliott Street

City Jail Empty After Parole Actions Today

The city jail was empty today for the first time in three months. Paralee Walker and Willie Harper, both serving terms for vacancy, were released. Henry Logan was dismissed due to illness. Garfield Allan and Fred Les were paroled on good conduct. Fresh boar hound candy ticks and drops at Wiedemann's.

Paralee Walker Willie Harper

Elks to stage old fashioned minstrel show

Amusements note a return to clean minstrels with good jokes and singing as vaudeville rises. The Elks plan a two night minstrel fundraiser on February 12 and 13 to refill their charity fund after Christmas gifts to city children. An extra Woodwards clerk may be hired. tickets advised in advance.

Clio The Elks Our Children Woodwards

Campbell presses plan to regulate private transport concerns

Washington clipping reports Rep Campbell pushing an amendment to bring all private car and transportation facilities under the Interstate Commerce Commission. He cites railroad officials and compares to Standard Oil and other sectors already under regulation. Mention follows Missouri grafting stance and university notes as a rapid-fire local insert.

Washington Representaive Campbell Com Merce Commission Tha Stanfard Oil Company Campbell Esterday Altortigy Missouri Kansas Indian Territory Camptrail Standard Oi Uy Guicago

Lawrence Pantatorium Offers Clean Suits at $1.50 Monthly

Shabby clothing transformed into stylish attire at Lawrence Pantatorium 12 W Warren. Call 193 for best dyeing and cleaning. Seidel leads Lawrence meat trade due to reliable service. Grifins offers brisk fire clay. Phone 56 for details.

Shbabbinesa Lawrence Pantatorium W. Warren Steel Seidel Lawrence Becaueshe

Steamer Sylvia Strikes Mine in Baltic Waters

Fragmentary report says the German steamer Sylvia struck a mine off Mindivestick and began sinking. Most Russian troops aboard were left ashore at Unter while rescuers tried to prevent a total loss. one cook named Verlin reportedly among the missing.

Tne Sylvia Viadivestok Unter Verlin Germany Cook

Nominations to Senate From Washington Mentioned

The president sent nominations to the Senate for secretary of the embassy and a British consul general post. Names include VS Grant Srath from Wisconsin and AmonE Wilders, with other details unclear due to damaged text.

Washington Senate Grant Srath Vennaytyani Great Britain Amone Wilders Wisconsin

Campbell Opens Discussion On Public Forum

A December style public discussion began when Campbell opened the session, addressing concerns raised about PC policy, the role of the council, and community input. Participants debated reforms, funding, and oversight with officials signaling ongoing dialogue.

W A Morris Discusses Market Markers for Meat Price

W A Morris speaks on extension of market markers for meat price controls amid discussions in Washington state. He endorses the move to stabilize supplies and curb price spikes, citing concerns from farmers and retailers about fluctuating costs.

Must Increase Wages as Central Competition Looms

The fragmentary item notes pressure to raise wages amid central competition. The text references workers, a memo, and imminent deadlines. Names or places are unclear due to OCR issues, but the core idea is wage increases tied to ongoing competitive factors and central directives.

Clark Relieved From Duty Amid Vague Military Report

An unclear excerpt reports a personnel change with phrases suggesting discharge or relief from duty. The text mentions a person possibly named Clark and references to military or organizational actions, but the details are obscured by garbled OCR. No clear dates, places, or affiliations are discernible.

Judge Rules Against Question in Parker Case

A Chicago judge ruled against a question raised in the Parker case. The decision affects Merron Jade Cro cap and related parties as the court prevents certain evidence from being considered. The outcome narrows the scope of the trial and determines how the trade dispute proceeds.

Chicago Parker Saul T

Field's Great Estate Probate Notice

Notice of an estate proceeding involving Marshall Pedd filera petites in Vilmos. The document outlines a probate matter with a value noted at 45 dollars and references the estate in a local parish.

Choane Jan Rexreuty Marshall Pedd Filera Vilmos

WHI Send Delegates to Live Stock Congress

Denver January news item notes a committee of delegates to travel to Washington to secure favorable legislation for the stock interests. The effort aims to defray expenses through subscriptions and is organized by Brana.

Denver Calo Jan. gr—Delewates Sn Tiseen Muimates Brana Wa Hengton Tvs Vlock

Attempted Wreck Train Phased in Kansas City Area

A Spanib American man confessed to attempting to wreck a passenger train on the May wound Vaertic railway at Pape Kan a Monday night. The suspect stated he aimed a shaft into the car and claimed he never had a neighbor as good as he thinks.

Leavinwerh Kaw Fan Warrell Capp Ar Veterin Ula Pape Kana

For Sale Some thoroughbred Plymouth Rock rooster

For Sale a few thoroughbred Plymouth Rock roosters. Inquire at 417 Hapcock Street or home phone 437. Brockelaby notes. Also for rent 160 acre farm fourteen miles east of Sibley. Prefer man with 1 to 20 head of cattle. Cash for pasture balance share rent. Jowes, Lawrence, Kan RB No. )

Hapcock Street L. C. Brockelaby Sibley B. F. Jowes Lawrence, Kan

Neville's Corner Digest Sugar Beet Land Pitch

A fragmentary notice touts a sugar beet land offer in Douglas county urging readers to visit and invest. It claims the land is the best farm site in years and promotes easy terms with a small down payment and two telephone contact points.

Douglas County

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