11 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
1
Lawrence Kansas listing shows Donnelly Bros Livery Stable at corner of New Hampshire and Winthrop Streets with telephone 100, serving local horse and carriage needs.
The article recounts the fourth day of testimony in a trial involving Orchard and Steve Adams. Orchard testifies with calm detail about plans to kill Judge Gabbert and attempts on Governor Peabody, describing payments from Pettibone and Haywood, disguises, and the motive of dynamite for broad trouble. The court at Denver adjourns for a rebuttal and Adams spends time in jail.
Wheat receipts 66 cars with July 88 1 2c, Sept 89c, Dec 90 84c. cash No 2 hard 90-98c. No 3 hard 88 96c. No 2 red 95 97c. No 3 red 2 96c. Corn July 48 36c, Sept 48 1 2c, Dec 45 340, No 2 mixed 49 2c, No 3 mixed 49 1 4c, No 2 white 49 4c, No 3 white 49 0c. Oats No 2 white 46c, No 2 mixed 46c Rye 74 77c. Hay Choice Timothy 17 to 17.50, Choice Prairie 11.50 to 12. Butter Creamery 22c, Packing 6c. Eggs 12c. Live stock cattle receipts 9,000 native steers 4.75 to 6.25, cows and heifers 2.50 to 5.50, stockers and feeders.
In a U S district court Frank Upperman representing major railroads from Missouri filed an amended petition asking to enjoin both the existing maximum freight rate law and the upcoming passenger rate law set to take effect next Friday. The court likely will rule before Friday.
A heavy wind storm last night unroofed the courthouse and ML EL church and damaged many buildings. Streets were strewn with hed and dangled wires as the city lay in darkness with no casualties reported.
Attorney Worthington for Edwin A. Holmes sought to force Special Agent White to admit he authorized Statistician Uyde to alter figures in White reports during the leakage trial. The effort failed today.
A Detroit meeting of about 2300 members of the street railway workers union was held early today. They demanded United Railway grant a pay rise of US cents on ban or submit to arbitration within forty eight hours, warning a strike will likely occur if the demand is not met.
Ouray Colorado June 11 the bank of Quray a state bank with liabilities about 100 000 closed its doors to day creditors mainly small depositors assets said not equal to liabilities
A violent wind and hail storm in South Point early today unroofed several houses and shattered windows. The item notes storm damage in Ironton, Ohio, with additional stray lines about quotes and new stationery at Boyles'.
Washington outlines a determined stance toward Japan with a strive for self respect, asserting diplomacy has failed to sway the Japanese public. It notes earlier San Francisco relations and post Porto negotiations, warning of strengthened U S pressure and limited communication with official Japanese channels.
The United States files three fraud suits against ex-Mayor D. Mits etiell, BOOP, Colley, and thirteen Tulsa residents over a Creek agreement linked property valued near seven million dollars. Allegations claim possession obtained via dummies in violation of the Creek accord ban on large holdings.
General Kuroki today delegated to the Navy Department his thanks for courtesies extended while in the United States. The dispatch, dated Seattle, expresses warm gratitude and says he leaves tomorrow morning with pleasant memories of the hospitality shown.
In Leavenworth district court Judge Amidon denied H H Tucker Jr a postponement of his discharge application for Uncle Sam Oil Co receiver. The hearing resumed as Tucker, jailed last week for ninety days for contempt, testified on his petition.
On July 1, 1907 the Board of Education of Lawrence will offer for sale to the highest bidder the house barn and other buildings on lot 841 Kentucky Street. Terms cash sealed bids due before six o clock of the date. The board may reject any bids. Buildings to be removed by July 20 at purchaser expense. George Innes President Board of Education.
This morning the Knights & Ladies of Security paid Mrs. L. H. Perkins a $3,000 check on her late husband’s policy. The sum is the first policy payout by the organization, which prides itself on prompt settlements and a strong payment record.
In Gireville Ohio on June 11 reports say a green bug from Kansas is at work in the vicinity destroying many fields of oats. The insect’s presence has alarmed farmers and prompted local agricultural observations.
A dated note on fashion fears as straw hats may fall out of favor this season. Merchants report dull demand and rising prices for pricey furs and coonskin caps, while straw hat popularity wanes amid worries over weather and trends.
In Lawrence a woman and her sister wore silk petticoats bought at a yard price high in hopes, but wear showed after two months. A shop worker refused further redress, leading to a chaotic scene as the customer demanded refunds. The tale ends with the pursuer claiming endless silk and never paying again.
Mrs Lavine Huffine visits Eudora and Kansas City guests tour Lawrence today. Mrs Elizabeth Steen and Miss Mary McQuistes visit from Kansas City. Mrs James Owen and Margearet depart for Atchison. Summer visitors head to Denver and Chancellors host summer school reception. Prof Walker directs the summer session and Prof McDonald will teach at Leland Stanford University after arriving from Providence.
Pittsburg Kansas ends alcohol sales as of midnight after Mayor Fisher enforces a dry order following Attorney General Jackson's ruling. Most saloon owners have removed fixtures and stock ahead of closure.
A severe storm floods Springfield Ohio last night driving the Mill Run beyond its banks. Railroad yards lie under several feet of water and numerous homes and businesses sustain damage.
Governor Hughes vetoed the measure to set a flat passenger rate of two cents per mile on every railroad system in the state exceeding 150 miles in length. The action halts a proposed statewide fare policy and impacts transportation costs for intercity routes.
Ane name marriage license issued today by Judge Means. E. McAtee of Stull brought in a wolf scalp and received the bounty there on this afternoon. Brown Bread Ice Cream. Vanilla Ice Cream. Chocolate Ice Cream. Orange Ice. Cherry Ice Cream. At Wiedamann's. Brighten up your room with new wallpaper and pictures from Wolf's Book store. Remnants and odd patterns of wallpaper at 2 to 40 percent discount off regular price. Wolf's Book store.
Narbonne France June 1 The one hundredth regiment refused to stop cheering as trains carried wine growers to Montpelier. Soldiers claimed the grafted land and equipment were finished and safe, and they said they would not comply. Friends and relatives could arrange contact via provided phones.
Fraud is charged amid a for sale notice offering a family refrigerator and child’s go kart at 828 Louisiana Street. A plaster patch service is advertised with a Home phone. Lost item is a brown leather music roll. return to Journal office. Oklahoma City report notes C. N. Haskell’s governor nomination lead and Cruse managers dispute result amid fraud claims.
Washington dispatch says the president and party returned from Norfolk this morning aboard the yacht Mayflower. The return occurred on Sunday June 2 on Franklin Road when a black and figured winter robe was noted. Notify C A Wright RD No 10.
In San Francisco on June 11 the trial of Mayor Schmitz proceeds amid references to a failing defense. A long black silk glove found near 1500 block Massachusetts Street is reported and a finder is asked to call phone 365.
A fragment from a June Ottawa issue reports a fire at a church of the Sacred Heart and a $200,000 loss for a coat fire at Barber & Sons. It also mentions a silver bar pin and local business notes as part of a chaotic page.
In Montpellier on June 11, following the municipal council resignation aligned with the wine growers' program, a youth arrested for bearing a banner reading Maurelin to Paris Long, Turn the Revolution, triggered clashes with Hussars firing on the crowd. Several injured before prisoner release restored calm. Maureelin Albert, movement leader, issued a circular urging peaceful methods.
San Jose observer reports Clinton H. Willis, after a decade of work, produced a crossbreed chicken that can talk. The bird, sixth generation from a parrot and guinea fowl cross, resembles a barnyard fowl in most traits, with a mixed bill and toe arrangement. Its limited vocabulary includes greetings and a three syllable swear word. J J Middleton, a Cincinnati dime museum owner, offered $200 for the fowl, but Willis declined to sell to pursue breeding aims and seek fame as a modern plant-like bird innovator.
New York reports that Toward Gould weighs a counter suit for separation to block a court decree for alimony of a quarter million dollars annually. A Gould confidant says he may offer wife one hundred thousand dollars per year in a four year settlement.
Er. C. Johnson, an attorney from Berkeley, California, and his wife Blake of Philadelphia, were seriously injured in yesterday's Danbury motor car crash. Mrs. Blake remains comfortable while the husband reportedly still survives as of today.
Gustave A Gerard formerly in the cashier’s department of G M Minzesheimer & Co was arrested last night on grand larceny charges. He allegedly stole bonds worth 8000 belonging to the firm.
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