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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
1
The New Santa Fe Hotel claims patronage increased since six months and pledges to furnish the best rooms and rates. Day rates listed at 3.35 with boarding 4.50, 36.00 and 5.40 per week. WM. T. Sinclair advertises real estate loans and insurance, title abstracts, and mortgage money. Phone 236. Address 704 Massachusetts.
chaotic Denver convention scenes unfold as Bell clamps down, a Bryan banner leads a parade, credentials fights erupt over Guffey and Oklahoma splits, and Bryan's platform planks are debated by the subcommittee amid heavy marching bands and protest.
In Atawa Kansas on July 8 the state rested after yesterday's testimony in Mollie Stewart's trial. Frank Selneck and Ed Stewart testified as the case shifted to the defense who announced they may call witnesses over the next two days including letters read in court. The defense challenged Schneck's credibility while Selneck's letters were presented and supported Wilson's testimony about Stewart's character and relations.
A contested street access issue near Lincoln sparks anger among debiocrats and prompts GOP leaders to deny any plan to remove the barrier. The piece alleges a crusade by Lincoln supporters and details a controversial confrontation involving Frank Wilson and Mollie Stewart with statements about a Centropolis trip and a private talk location.
Count Boni de Casne announced in Paris today he will seek custody of his three children in seven days, arguing Suzanne is not a suitable guardian due to domination by Prince Helie de Sagao. He alleges Mme Gould was dominated by Sagao before her death and hints at a possible legal battle over the children's future.
Fainting at the sight of the body, Ida Kane is accused of killing her deceased husband. The article notes hysterics, a paused police hearing, and ongoing defense claims while Heaton and Gill are referenced in the sequence of events surrounding the restaurant shooting, with Mrs Heaton confirming details and the accused planning bond and future actions.
Jake Warm Toward and John T. Kent, chairman of the local Democratic Committee, warned that city signs ordinance could be invoked. Republicans would be given a chance to display local pride before drastic action was taken.
Grain and provisions in Kansas City show mixed wheat prices and receipts with July and September futures noted. Live stock receipts include native steers cows and heifers, calves, and pigs with varied prices. opium pipe destruction in China is described with details from the North China Daily News. Notice of appointment of James M Karns's estate administrator in Douglas County, Kansas, is recorded with dates and parties.
Six days after the gas explosion in the mine at Yueulve Russia, the rescue effort continues with fifty men believed buried. A rescued worker reported hearing a moan from the eastern section where fifty miners were at work when the blast occurred.
scattered items report on Indian troubles investigation by Canton acting under Governor Bellamy with no action until thorough review. mentions national euaril companies offering services, drainage association forming in Lyon county to prevent river overflows, and Republican National Committee leadership changes with Hitchcock named chairman and Ramsey Sheldon treasurer. includes brief note on Art Glaas Lanterns for dolls and dens by Fred W. Fein.
A Topeka letter alleging labor organizations oppose Governor candidate Stubbs amid a Leland driven campaign is exposed as a misused labor scare. It claims Burge authored a deceptive appeal, then circulated through the Leland publicity bureau, with critics warned this is a machine politics effort rather than a genuine labor stance.
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