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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1910
Page
1
Philadelphia reports show the transit company increasing car service while rejecting union recognition. City leaders and labor unions push for arbitration as a nationwide strike looms. The death toll rises with a fatality linked to the unrest, stoking calls for an immediate settlement.
Mrs. George Roller, pioneer of Douglas County born in Bavaria March 2 1837, died at her son’s home near Belvoir at 11 a.m. February 23 after a long illness from pleurisy. Survived by three children thirteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. mourned by many friends. Her life of over 50 years on Kansas frontier began with a move in 1857 and she was noted for readiness to help in sickness or disaster.
Reports from McAlester Oklahoma say Willian Douglas an engineer at MeAles ter Coal mining company Burk was killed and Paul Thinekher and two miners were badly injured when the cage dropped to the bottom of the shaft. Investigation continues. Also notes on legal notices and a town event in Lawrence Kansas include final settlement of Francis H Carey estate and a 1910 housework job advertisement.
The piece notes today's primary yielding little interest with one ticket from the Republicans. Only one board of education seat is clearly contested. others will likely be decided at the April general election. Names listed include Connell Mutts, Commanuel Reraw, Hazen, A L Sod, Will Sehuls, Wood, Dicker, and Dr A P Third.
Roosevelt and a French missionary who traveled with him were exposed to a fever outbreak during the expedition. The missionary died today and two others who met the party are ill, signaling a fragile health situation amid the travel.
A young man from a prominent family killed a woman then fatally shot himself in her apartments. The tragedy followed a romance dispute and involved a man named Miursh who is linked to the case. Authorities describe it as a suicide after a fatal act connected to a failed relationship.
William Lachning, injured near Endora, was moved to St Margaret’s Hospital after operations on a severely injured arm. Doctors reported the arm was saved from amputation though the wound required surgery. Bethlehem Quiet as Bethlehem steel workers stay under police protection after a strike.
Wanted experienced sewing help at Brockelely Wik St Sugamdloop. For sale a farm 10 acres west of Bonner Springs on the LPL Re line 25 miles from station 34 miles Tremgehoola with Kaw valley view. 0 barge rooms 2 cellars 2 tenant houses barn stabling for 12 stock hay and 7 tons, spring water, peach and apple orchards 1000 trees, some cultivated. balance timber image. Home phone 4762 residence 1947 Haskell Road 7
Washington dispatch reports Pinchot’s letter to Taft was read and the president urged restraint on Glavis affair. Winehut testified about Glavis meeting in Spokane and the president’s Septem ber letter exonerating Ballinger but advising Pinchot to avoid making Glavis his focus. Pinchot’s November reply reaffirmed Ballinger criticism. The day closed with a Republican leadership meeting to gauge legislative prospects.
A miscellany notes Daisy Davenport obtains custody and alimony from Homer C Port, a cartoonist. Marietta river rises forcing relocations while Obie river recedes. A deputy marshal pursues Weight patent cases. A Kansas City man, 28, assaults his sister over tire burn and arson. A 3 cent fare protest in Ohio. A Wakefield man dies in a gas plant accident. A Democratic politician James Stivey dies in Kansas. Nine injured in a Delaware River ferry collision between Camden and Wenonah. Mrs Ava Willing Astor seeks to make permanent a divorce decree from Col John Jacob Astor after an interlocutory ruling.
Roy DeShazer arrested alongside Pinky for liquor law violations had charges dismissed in police court this afternoon.
The article reports Louis Pont, famed French aviator, visiting Lawrence on an early Santa Fe train. Citizens saw him briefly at the depot before he continued travels. Rumors span claims of rights disputes with the Wright brothers over aviation achievements.
Reports from northern Idaho and surrounding regions recount multiple avalanches following a late winter storm. The disasters bury homes, crush buildings, and trap residents as rescuers race to reach survivors amid chaotic wreckage and collapsing structures. Dozens are dead or missing, with swift snowfall hampering efforts.
The obituary notes the passing of Old Tizier, described as Saline County’s oldest resident. It recalls his long life, ties to Kane State and Manhattan, and his resignation from a territorial lecture role amid local political changes. Mentions of local official positions and a reference to a U.S. G. Plane appear in a fragmented context.
A large crowd attended a memorial reception at the Congregational church in Lawrence Kansas on February 28 1910 honoring Rev Bolt and Mrs Bolt who soon leave for Wichita The resolutions from Plymouth Church praised Rev Bolt for his five years of service and expressed gratitude while wishing God speed in his new assignment The document notes support from church members and a commitment to record the tribute in church records.
Miss Maggie Belle Long hosts Sewing club guests Miss Mary Rice of Fort Scott with cards. Engagement announced for Elizabeth Lazery of Kansas City Missouri and Charles Makepeace of Topeka, wedding in April in Topeka. Elks plan St Patrick's Ball March 17 in Fraternal Aid Hall. Community reflections on public behavior at theater and town life. Men’s Bible class to meet at 928 Tennessee Street with Rev. C W Tent speaking. Tripp club to dance in Ecke’s hall Friday. Alston McCarty pledges Beta Theta Pi. Pineapple ice cream at Wiedemann’s. The Rink remains a social hub.
The Salvation Army aims to extend its work to 16 towns in Douglas County and 19 in Jefferson County. Officers will visit farms by horseback, requiring a pony and saddle or a rental if affordable. A recent Santa Fe depot auction preceded this effort, with local supporters urged to assist in mobilizing horses and volunteers.
A breezy downtown scene today hints at spring as March opens. The talk centers on whether the old proverb will match Punxsutawney Phil and the groundhog’s forecast by month end, with locals hopeful for warmer days as women in winter attire mingle with the changing weather.
The orange display by A. A. Bigelow in his south window sold well. the third shipment arrived and is being appreciated by residents. He plans another display this afternoon, with oranges priced at five cents, and phones 562 for orders.
Fragmentary note lists Gustafson Yt Mass and St Opera Furniture Company Mass St with unclear context. Mentions Uemne Bell 519 and Sahil Petites Bey in garbled form. No clear event or outcome to confirm.
A proposal to start a night telegraph letter service at the regular day rate for ten words, charging for extra words, with messages written in plain language and delivered next morning. The plan notes excess night wire maintenance and aims to attract merchants and others to send messages by telegraph instead of mail.
Grain and provisions market data as of March 1 detailing wheat contracts for May and Sept with various bid and ask levels, corn figures for May July and Sep, cash and mixed tallies, and cattle and stockers price ranges. Live stock values list hogs, calves, and dairy products with receipts around 12000, plus Chicago and wholesale market references.
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