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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1907

Page

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Defense Seeks Jurisdiction Win in Perkins Case Adjourned to Aug 6

The Perkins postmortem case goes to August 6 after Judge McPherson granted a continuance to address jurisdiction. Both sides express confidence as prosecution and defense present witnesses, including Dr. Julia Moore who testified about morphine sales on June 3 and July 7, 1906, while Hubbel disputes gopher presence.

Lise L. H. Perkins McPherson Associated Press Dispatches Julia T. Moore Peron Satuntas Shr. Simmons Jesse

Plot Against Emperor Unfolds In St Petersburg Indicts Near

July 26 report from St Petersburg says authorities near issuing indictments in a recent plot against the emperor. A woman reportedly led the conspiracy with several named figures including Madam Feodos WH Sinclair and a woman called Nina alias Peterova. The plan involved a sergeant in the Imperial Convoy and a killer named Klossovsky to approach the emperor in uniform.

St. Petersburg Feodos Sinclair St. Peters Sit Nina Peterova Buers Bell Massachusetts Wikifonka Raymond Emme Struetar Imperial Lyceum Mork Bros. & Sharp Brossels, Chiabroff Eldridge Zavadsk Mack and Boshting Stable SEY Klos Klossovsky

Old-time Rail and Market News From Lawrence 1907

A mixed page notes Kossuth death in the city, Rogers illness, and storm damage in Augusta. Local ads promote fly spray at Raymond's and W. L. Douglas shoes via Abel Wolfson. Market wires report wheat, corn, oats, rye, hay prices and cattle receipts from Kansas City.

Kansas City

Elijah Hale Dies at Home in Lawrence

Elijah Hale, 82, died at 9 30 this morning at his home, 745 Connecticut Street, from paralysis after a long illness. A longtime Lawrence resident born in England on June 21, 1821, he was widely respected for his contributions to the community. Funeral arrangements set for Sunday with Dr Nethercut officiating.

Elijah Hale Connecticut ‘Street Nethercut Mr. Trale Lawrence England

Watermelons and a Texas land deal draw crowd

Watermelons from Texas and a J B Watkins land and mortgage company sale to W H Cook of Hempstead Texas inspired a large shipment by Helm Commission Co of Lawrence. Cooke hosted a grand melon display as Will Morris, the janitor, served slices. Police Court notes include Carl Drake fined 100 dollars for resisting officers after pleading guilty to gambling. Two others, Ship Mathews and Grant Blackburn, had gambling trials adjourned to tomorrow. A Toronto launch capsized in a storm at Sunnyside suburb with two known survivors.

J. B. Watkins Land & Mort Igage Co W. H. Cook Hempstead Waller County Texas Helm Commission Co Lawrence Kansas Mr. Cooke Sy Yul Carl Drake Ship Mathews Grant Blackburn Toronto Sunnyside

Social and Personal Notes From Ottawa

H. P. Pierce was in Ottawa yesterday. Will Free left for Boston this afternoon. Ralph Vincent of Overbrook visited town today. John Riling departed yesterday for Western Kansas. E. F. Caldwell is in Ottawa for a few days of business. Miss Florence Phillips returns Sunday from Kansas City. Miss Lelia Shimmons of Joplin, Mo, visits her uncle C. W. Straffon. Miss Ethel Morrow goes to Kansas City this morning and will depart Sunday for Colorado. Misses Cora and Ethel Lindorp at St Thomas Ontario visit Mr and Mrs J. KR Straffon.

Will Free Boston Ralph Vincent Overbrook John Riling Kansas E. FL Caldwell Ottawa Florence Phillips Kansas City Lelia Shimmons Joplin C. W. Straffon Ethel Morrow Colorado Cora Ethel Lindorp St. Thomas Ontario Mrs J. KR. Straffon

Mines Resume Operations After Short Closure

Duluth Minn July 26 Three miners at Eveleth the largest properties on the ranges will resume Monday. Ten more hope to return by then. A large meeting of Eveleth citizens adopted resolutions condemning the Western Federation of Miners and pledging protection to men seeking to go back to work.

Duluth Minn Eveleth Western Federation of Miners

Haywood defense nears end as Borah weaves conspiracy case

In Idaho July 26 Borah delivers a sweeping final argument in the Haywood trial. He ties Orchard Simpkins Moyer Pettibone to a murder conspiracy linked to Pinkerton men and Denver actions. He cites letters, telegrams, and witness accounts to paint a coordinated plot reaching Caldwell and Steunenberg’s death.

Raise Idaho Simpkins Orchard Maywood Moyer Haywood Borah Frank Steunenberg Pinkerton Caldwell Denver Western Federation of Miners Steunenberg Starry Orchard George Pettibone Pettibone Hercules Knights of Frank Steanenberg Gainett Tom Jack Tom Hogan Caldwells Simpkinson Jack Simpkins Attorney Miller Spokans

Lawrence Committee Banquet Seeks Advertising Ideas

The Lawrence committee held its regular monthly banquet at the Eldridge House with good attendance. Plans were discussed to advertise Lawrence and Irving, with TL tasked to interview newspapers for ideas and cost estimates on postcards and other mailers. A campaign on good roads and a forthcoming bill for permanent road construction and maintenance was proposed for legislative consideration.

Lawrence Committee Eldridge House Lawrence Irving TL

Lutheran church food sale at Ellis cash grocery

The Lutheran church ladies will hold a food sale Saturday at Ellis cash grocery 919 Mass St. Mrs J Lowenstein was called to her Marshall Mo home yesterday by the death of Mrs J Lowenstein. Arthur Bougston will depart tonight for Chicago.

Ladies of the Lutheran Church I Ellis Cash Grocery Mass J. Lowenstein Marshall, Mo Arthur Bougston Chicago

Local Classifieds brief notices and ads fragment

Taken up Fay and white spotted pony aged years with one watch eye at Stonelift's 1306 Elliott Street. Wanted young man 20 to etc to earn a mother's trade at Lawrence Iron Works. For rent three upstairs rooms furnished for light housekeeping inquire 732 Kentucky Street. For post cards see Boughton's 1025 Mass St. C P A Social in Barker district July 27. Rubber tires from Schulz & Hittner to quiet noisy paved streets. Dr E Smith moved office to Merchants National Bank building Bell N 47. Quick MTANS bargains enamel ware at Herman Brosken. Eaton-Hurlbut paper styles shown at Boughton's 41025 Mass Bt.

Fay Stonelift's Elliott Street

Caldwell testimony cites a conspiracy behind Steunenberg murder

Senator Borah catalogues defense claims against Orchard Borah argues a concerted conspiracy killed Steunenberg and questions Pettibone Simpkins and their fear to testify. He disputes the accidental Bradley attack theory and tracks Orchard from Denver to San Francisco asserting the killer fled for money after the deed.

Caldwell Steunenberg Pettibone Jack Simpkins Orchard Fred Bradley San Francisco Borah Denver

Work of a fiend terrorizes Berlin streets

A vicious criminal attacked five young girls in Berlin today, slashing their stomachs with a knife across different neighborhoods. One girl is dead and four are injured. The assailant fled the scene, leaving authorities seeking witnesses and clues.

Berlin

Bomb Explosions Tied to Gambling Factions

In Chicago last night a bomb wrecked a rear garage at the residence of Mont Tenoes, an alleged gambling house operator. Five days earlier a similar attempt targeted a saloon run by ex Senate candidate John F. O Malley. The attacks, linked to rival gambling factions, resemble a recent hit on Blind John Condon. In Louiva, Leslie was found guilty of defrauding prominent families and sentenced to five years. She had claimed J Pierpont Morgan guided her investments, whom Morgan testified did not know her.

Chicago Mont Tenoes John F. O'Malley John’’ Condon Tennes Louuva Vuly Vosepomne Leslie J. Pierpont Morgan Morgan

Pitched Horseshoes Picnic Near Willet Farm

About fifty people attended a picnic at Willet home six miles southeast. They enjoyed a fine dinner and old fashioned stunts including pitching horseshoes. The crowd voted Doc. aut ideal lost and the event concluded with a jolly mood.

Dec Willet Doc

Killed Their Colonel In Indian Territory Fight

News from Ft Smith Arkansas reports Colonel Dobrowlsky was killed at his home by soldiers from his district era. The event follows a note that a separate trial in San Francisco involved Louis Glass of Pacific States Telephone Company. The fragment mentions post cards and Palace of Sweets ads and hot weather cafe recommendations.

John Latham Ft. Smith Ark John B.latham Thomas B. la San Francisco D. M. Delmas Louis Glass Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company Lawlers

Is It Nullification Washington Crisis Looms in North Carolina

Officials of the Department of Justice foresee a potential conflict over a rate law in North Carolina. They caution against a total pessimistic view yet warn that delaying a peaceful solution risks a clash between state and federal authorities. The dispute centers on state court convictions of railway workers for overcharging, which the federal court later overturned, with Governor Glenn reportedly withholding action.

Washington Department of Justice North Carolin Caroline United States North Carolina Federal Glenn

Picture Sale at Boyles with a South Park concert

A Boyles Picture Sale at 725 Mass featuring Bueh's band performing a charity concert in South Park. Ice cream and sake will be served, proceeds go to the band stand fund. The program lists 12 pieces including marches, waltzes, overtures, and selections by J Zamecnik J Bennet R Wagner and others with intermission and a finale.

Boyles Bueh South Park Cleveland News J. Zamecnik J . Bennet Hell Bob White

C P A Picnic Draws Crowd in Brown's Grove

The annual C P A Picnic is being held in Brown's Grove today attracting a large crowd. C H Withington of Manhattan assists Prof Hunter this summer in studying Green Bugs. 45c pictures at 28c with a special price until Saturday August 3. Large variety of subjects in windows. Boyles 725 Mass St. Grape and Orange ice made from juice of grapes and oranges guarantees quality. Ice supply is short. order early from Palsce of Sweets.

C. P Brown’s Grove C. H. Withington Manhattan Prof. Hunter Boyles Mass

Leonard building apartments open for occupancy in city

The newly finished and furnished apartments at 708 710 Mass street in the Leonard building are now ready for occupancy under new management. The facility offers first class appointments, moderate rates, and a convenient central location with a bell telephone. Sarah E. Garrothers, registered osteopath, has an office at 592 New Hampshire Avenue.

Leernard Mass Opera Osta Bell Telephone Sarah E. Garrothers Hamp Ahire

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Business Directory Attorneys Barker & Means Attorneys-at- Law J. H. Menger Massachusetts Street Q. A. Horton Ofice First National Book Building Joseph Briggs Massachusetts H. Elder C.J. Gimmons Maas J. Anderson Vermont W. Jones Butte No. 1 F. A Ohio Street Bell and Mome No F. D. Morse Woodward & Co J. BR. Bechtel Tennessee John GC. Rudolph Burgeon Hampshire Home George A. Banks & Son Donnelly Bros New Hampshire Winthrop Bu Kas Perkins Raymond’s Boughton’s Opera House Bell Phone Optician Union Pacific Tea Philadelphia Philip Figgelmossy Mass St Kossuth Rogers Fairhaven H. H. Rogers Augusta Augus Raymond's Carl Spangler Eudora W. L. Douglas Abel Wolfson Dick’n Drug Store Lawrence] Daily Journal Douglas County Daniel W. Shaw Frank A. Anderson Squires E. Hale Jaedickes Kanter H. P. Pierce Yester Lawrence Iron Works Kentucky Street Mass. St Barker District Schulz & Hittner Dr. E. Smith Merchants National Bank N. 47 Herman Brosken Eaton-Hurlbut Tae Austin Tex Delmas Palace of Sweats Palace of Hiswaths Cafe Sunflower State J. Buch Atherton F. Jewell A. Macbeth Mareh M. Gay Navarre Hirst C. P. A. Picnic Fpaibrat Neville’s Garner N. H. St First Ward J. M. Neville Midridge Watkins National Bank H Tucker Canht B. Hazen Cashlar Jlsiastorb O. B. Watkins C. A BU It. Tucker W. EL Hasen J. House A. C. Mitchell J. C. Moora Savings Department Aepostta W. R. Brubbs W. EL Spalding Gen Innes Luther N. Lewis W. Bromelaick T. J. Bweeney Jacob Badsky Mm J. Hilkey Tranescea General Banking Busines Flawrence A.trenree M. Newmark A. Harks G.cravernor Hosford Investment CO. Investments Bonda Morchania National Hack Building A. Whitman & Go. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance Salichiee Hellebore Wolf's Book Store L. S. Steele Mabbaofubetts &T
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