Day With the Farmers on Proposed Route
M Robinson HW Berber and Chas Starkweather plan a full day tomorrow to travel the proposed route. They will interview farmers to learn what each will contribute toward the proposed road project.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1907
Page
1
Rates Cut Across Western Railroads Next Friday
The Interstate passenger rates on Western railroads will be reduced next Friday. East of the Mississippi river the rate drops to two cents per mile. West of the river the new base rate difference lowers current fares accordingly. A North Lawrence house ad promotes owner investment with easy payments and fast sale by P. A. McCurdy at 1 West Warren Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Missontri River
Lawrence
P. A. McCurdy
West Warren Street
Sloto
Boyles
C. J. Eriksen
Mane
Pistol Duel Ends in Death and Wounding in Petersburg
In Petersburg on July 16 a pistol duel between John Wheelhouse and his nephew Richard Wheelhouse left John dead and Richard fatally wounded. The duel capped a long running family feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
John Wheelhouse
Richard Wheelhouse
Tolstoi Death Rumor Debunked Amid Health Claim
A July dispatch from St. Petersburg reports no truth to a circulating claim that Count Leo Tolstoi is dead. The Count is said to be in excellent health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Great Britain
United States
Leo Tolstoi
Lost and found and ads mixed in a city page
A collage of sale notices and notices ranges from bikes for sale and a lost bracelet to local court news and ads. Mentions a nearly new bicycle for sale at 1303 Kentucky and a chainless National wheel. Also reports Dave Schwab visiting St. Louis and a man named Tow Perry convicted for violating the prohibitory law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tow Perry
Constitutional convention adjourns with nine changes
Guthrie notes the constitutional convention adjourned until Sept 16 after nine amendments to conform to Attorney General Bonaparte suggestions. The document was signed by all present and will be filed with the secretary of state tomorrow. Also reported, Flossie Cronemeyer of McLouth is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Bonaparte
Wheat Output Posts and Local Market Update
Rain slows threshing as farmers report 20 to 25 bushels per acre on wheat, quality good but yields below last year's 30 to 40 bushels. Movement with Willow Springs and north of the river. expected improvement in coming weeks. Boughton's 1025 Mass St features, plus fridge ad from C. J. Eriksen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Springs
Eston
Boughton’s
Mass
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Kansas City July 16
Grain and provisions markets report receipts for wheat at 106 cars with various futures and cash prices across grades. Oats rye hay butter and eggs listed with typical bids and ranges. Live stock receipts show cattle, hogs, and calves with price bands, reflecting a broad commodity trading snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain and Provisions
Kansas City
Batter—Creamery
Testimony Paints Orchard Case as Prosecution Drives It
The State builds its case in the Thaywood trial with witnesses describing explosions, mine conditions, and an alleged mob action. Defense testimony counters with partial timelines and questions about residence conditions and perjury, as both sides clash over a Wallteo Tribune copy and the broader union context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaywood
Cudifernia
Colorada
Paar
Eviderien Jaye
Alenes
I Phiysiehin
Burke
Tan Burke
Sullivan Anil
Tany Miles
Colshliuen
Vindicator
Swas
Vie Vanuliester
Thelin
I Wehardson
Colorado
Felunin
Mellen
Wall Cogswell
Perma
Boneker Mill
Sullivan Mills
Tawley
Richard i Yur
Melivere
Tai
Train Wreck Near Kansas City Injures and Kills
A Great Western passenger train collided with a Burlington rear car near Bethel Kansas ten miles north of Kansas City. Traveling salesman Fritz Ulmié died after being trapped in a toilet room and scalded by steam. Two others were slightly hurt. most passengers continued onward. The crash followed a loss of train orders due to a detour caused by a hoodoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Great Western
Bethel
Fritz Ulmiei
Rochester
Uleier
Train Holdup Near Cherryvale Ends in Fatality
Two robbers halted a St. Louis and San Francisco freight five miles east of Cherryvale Kansas early today and shot harvesters O. J. Brown who died, and Otis Paylor wounded. Paylor suffers two wounds and is in serious condition at a local hospital. A posse pursues the robbers as authorities investigate the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryvale
Kans
St. Louis
San Francisco
O. J. Brown
Otis Paylor
Kansas
Brown
Taylor
Elks, Governors, and a Lawmaker in Wartime Delaware Scene
A garbled Philadelphia paragraph notes Elks gathering amid threatening weather while city events continue, and references Topeka July 11 with Governor Hoch seeking a new attorney general candidate. It mentions the railroad commission holds until Wednesday and hints at a political contest for Congress in the Sixth district with ex Senator Ben My of Ottawa as a potential pick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
City Hall
Tr Ofeloek
Topeka
Hoch
Unel
Beard Ange Fund
W. B. Ham
Jtam
United States
Benmy
Ottawa
Attempted Wreck Foiled Near Sand Patch Tunnel
A thwarted attempt to wreck the Baltimore and Ohio Duquesne Ltd No. 12 near Sand Patch tunnel was stopped by leverman Stephen Kerrigan and a walking companion. A tie blocked the rails but they fled and flagged the crowded train, averting disaster. Separately Independence notes fruit shipments decline hit express business in southern Kansas and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
Baltimore & Ohio Duquesne Limited
Sand Patch Tunnel
Stephen Kerrigan
Leverman
Sand Patch
Elks
Philadelphia
Independence
Kansas
Arkansas
Kansas ex-treasurer Tom Kelly injured in tunnel accident
Trindad Cole July 16 reports contractor Tom Kelly, former Kansas state treasurer, badly hurt in a tunnel project on Kata Mountain for the Santa Fe line. He suffered a broken hip and possible internal injuries, was taken to Wielda hospital, with word he may be out of work for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Cole
Torry Kelly
Enpatgeed
Kata Mountain
Santa Fe
Que
Kelly
Wielda
Kansas
Rey
Edgerton
Paola
Acai City
Fifth Field Artillery Deploys for Philippines Embarkation
War Department orders the Fifth Field Artillery with headquarters staff and band to move from Fort Leavenworth Kansas to San Francisco for embarkation for the Philippines on Sept 1 transport. Regiment commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Fifth Field Artillery
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
San Francisco
Philippines
Adams
Brewer Recaptured After Escape in Toronto
Herman Bartels the wealthy brewer who escaped custody on July 3 during an extradition appeal to Auburn is recaptured by Toronto police last night. Sheriff Well had him in custody when the escape occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Herman Bartels
Sheriff Well
Auburn
Rock Island Railway Declares Itself Out of Politics
Rock Island President Winchell and John Sebastian at Des Moines luncheon say the Rock Island Railway will avoid political involvement, maintain no lobby in Des Moines or other capitals, and focus on business ties. They deny pulling passenger service for 2-cent rate laws while promising ongoing improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Moines
Des Moines
Win
Shell
Rock Island Railway
Rock Island Railroad Company
Rock Island Road
Washington
John Sebastian
Winchell
Rock Island
Proclamation Bans Cattle Shipments From Western Kansas
Governor Hoch issues decree requiring live stock inspection for cattle from twenty eight western Kansas counties to curb Texas fever and mange. A second proclamation blocks cattle imports from the south. Ten inspectors will enforce the laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Livestock Sanitary Commissioner
Hoch
Kansas
South
Bankhead Elected Senator to Succeed Morgan
Montgomery Alabama July 16 the legislature elected former Congressman John H Bankhead to the United States Senate to succeed the late Senator A Morgan in a split session of the two houses Bankhead will represent Alabama in the upper chamber and take the seat vacated by Senator Morgan’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
John H. Bankhead
United States Senate
Morgan
Social notes report travels and visits around Kansas
Mrs. Logan visited Topeka while Frank Brooks went to Denver. Elmer Ray returned from Overbrook and Prof. Dunlap plans a Canada trip. Miss Olive Reed, Mrs. J. Green, and many others were in Wichita or Kansas City for short stays or visits. George Marshall left Concordia for home. Emily Standing and daughter headed to Denver. Miss Mayme Lacey and Miss Qussie Weber among visitors in Kansas City and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Logan
Topeka
Frank Brooks
Denver
Elmer Ray
Overbrook
A.D. Mackey
Califorda
Prof. Dunlap
Anada
Judge Swart
Ortawa
Olive Reed
Eudora
Own
W. R. Stubbs
Kansas City
W. R. Simons
Salina
Grace Light
Prof. Higgins
Estes Park
Col
J. F. Hutchins
Helen Demur
New York City
J. J Brady
Celeagy
George Marshall
Concordia
Wek
Lawrence
Emily Standing
Rain Delays Lincoln Traffic After Heavy Night Rain
A drenching rain last night disrupted Burling ton lines in Lincoln causing blocked streets. Wires are down in the Wymore division and a cloud burst is reported near Almondt with minor crop damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Wymore
Burlington Railroad
Alamboldt
Social notes and travels from Baldwin area residents
River is stationary. Miss Inez and Edith Shepherd visit L M Daugherty at Baldwin. Ethel Loucks leaves tomorrow for Missouri and Nebraska to join her sister Elsie Loucks. Mrs J W Robertson and Mrs H A Stanley depart for Excelsior Springs for a stay. Mrs Caldwell and Mona Eberly head to St Paul for several weeks. Mrs M A Ashley and Miss Ashley return to Excelsior Springs after a brief visit. Mrs J W Green hosts pastime for Miss Hattis Robinson. W E Wilson resigns from Robinson Winey and plans to move to Colorado due to health improvements. Local water levels show little change amid river news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez
Edith Shepherd
Baldwin
L. M. Daugherty
Lute Lewis
Seth
Kansas City
Missouri
Mead Club
Reymantle
Neha
Jomar- Ethel Loucks
Misosari
Dalton
Nebraska
Elsie Loucks
J. W. Robertson
H. A. Stanley
Excelsior Springs
OM. Shaw
Marshall
Miss Marshall
Wade Marshall
Crowley
Louisiana
J. W. Green
Hattis Robinson
Colorado
Wilson
Thirteen Survivors After Georgia Explosion Decline
Reston July 16 reports three of thirteen Georgia explosion survivors are gravely burned and expected to die. Edward J. Walsh Louis O. Meesa and James P. Thomas among the injured. all are listed as badly burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reston
Georgia
Edward J. Walsh
Louis 0. Meesa
James. P. Thomas
Bombing in Alexandropol Claims Russian Officials
In Alexandropol Russia, July 16, a bomb attack killed General Alikkauell and his wife General Glicbutt. The car was blown apart as it returned from a club. The general’s son and daughter-in-law were severely injured. the event sparked panic in Behoutott street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandropol
Russia
Alikkauell
Madame Gtebois
Glicbutt
Alikhanwf
Ghebul
Alikhanoff
Behoutott Street
Kutais
Aliksanus
Borjam
Democrats Meet in Lincoln Set to Pick Supreme Judge Candidate
Democrats gather in Lincoln on July 16 to plan a meeting tonight proposing a candidate for supreme judge and to map Nebraska stances on railroad trust and tariff issues. George I Lovinis of Fremont is possible nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Ehadrnian
Nebraska
George I Lovinis
Fremont
Ouida Nearing Death in Mussarossa
Milan correspondent reports author Louise De La Rames known as Ouida dying at Mussarossa with details from a London dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Milan
Louise de la Rames
Ouida
Mussarossa
Peace Delegate Tehun Dies Amid Confusion at The Hague
The Hague report says Tehun, a Korean peace mission member rejected for recognition, died suddenly yesterday from apoplexy after rumors of suicide. The dispatch also notes Roosevelt’s war stance and then shifts to local ads and storefront pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Tehun
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Kate Quernham
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Raymond
Peter
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Earl B. Cronemeyer
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Tom Kelly
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A. C. Mitchel
J.C. Moors
Ms Savings Department
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Mncipal
State Bank Capital
W. Aromellick
T. J. Sweeney
J. Hilkey
W. H. Brubba
W. E. Spalding
Gen Innes
Luther N. Lewis
W. Bromalsick
Jacob Hadaky
W. 4. Uilkey
Lawrence, Kansas
Acologies
McNewmark
A. Marka
Ureverner
WF March
Van’s
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