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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1905
Page
1
The notice lists P Mavr Hamitun of Washeawten Th and others from The American Federation of Love addressing attendees. The event spans Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday with speakers expected to deliver addresses on labor and related topics.
Seaboard reports from Treland this year will exceed the record for several years past as the Celtic steamer logs into Atmarton port. A man named Greg arrived yesterday on a mounted swore out warranty against a local resident. The Watkins National Bank bought 22,5040 bonds authorized by the last legislature for river improvement work.
A special Nebraska Senate committee investigating a $35,000 boodle fund tied to county officials to influence a four year tenure plan asked for arrest powers. Omaha officials could be detained for alleged conspiracies, as the probe widens with reports of newspapers instigating the charge. Local students in Missouri staged a temperance reform at Columbia University, seizing drunkards and arranging a mock dissection, waking them beside a corpse with a placard. Governor Petrelga announced appointments in anticipation of state charity wear duties amid other regional notices. In Warsaw, Baron Von Nuiken survived a bomb attack. police identified the bomber as a 19-year-old locksmith, causing citywide alarm.
The industrial district faces a shutdown as factory owners suspend operations to stop strikes and back wages protests. About 30,000 workers are idle as tension grows, with workers framing a bleak mood across the city.
Dr. J Whiting, surgeon general of the Grand Army of the Republic, died in Janesquia Wisconsin on March 22. The longtime official was noted for his service to veterans and leadership within the organization.
Halifax March 27 two ocean steamers Pakistan and Albano with 1400 passengers were saved after a 15 mile race to shallow water. The Parisian suffered a starboard hole and water flooding while the Albano’s prow tore water into the deck. Both captains blamed each other and legal action was prepared. damages sought against Hamburg American Line. Also a separate report of Richard Creedon surviving a blast in a tunnel under the East River after an explosion.
Rev William A Quayle bade farewell as pastor of the Island Avenue M B Church in a crowded service. Police stationed at entrances as crowds overflowed, with hundreds left outside. Quayle departs tomorrow for Leon M Betruch in an unsettled post.
Reported mystery involves casemetal dispatch bays and orders to a Krenek squadron in the Indian Ocean. Officials express serious concern over unclear movements and potential impacts on operations.
Fragmented report mentions drilling near Sedan and prospects of oil wells in directions around the city. Partial notes reference a Santa Fe mission meeting, a freight wreck near Stanton, and a Metropolitan Opera benefit for Joseph Holland.
Minneapolis millers report continuous hour orders from Japanese buyers. Last week brought shipments ranging from 5,000 to 20,000 sacks. A major company says it is thirty days behind on orders as mills run at full capacity and the situation worsens.
In Yalta Crimea on March 27 rioters destroy wine stores vodka shops and threaten the police station as troops guard offices and treasure buildings. Reinforcements are awaited and the situation grows more unstable with scattered gunfire reported. Meantime in Tokio financiers report strong demand for foreign loans with oversubscription and high confidence in funding the war effort despite concerns.
The Gazette reports a 2 percent tax on salaries of state officials from May 4, death duties at 3 percent, a 0 percent tax on foreign imports, a 7 percent levy on yeast, and a 109 percent rate on certain hemp products. Naphtha refuse taxed per pound as specified.
Paris authorities maintain tight surveillance on Russian refugees after reports they are organizing a factional movement in Russia. Police say they are watching for signs of preparations while avoiding broader targeting of the refugee community.
Opening day features the renewal of the Montgomery standicap as part of the Memphis Jockey Club spring meeting at Montgomery Park. Favorites include Cartain Williams Tokalun and Dunlvey with Little Scout and Mitinen also drawing admirers. Ubivago. Mis. Mar 27. Deputy Miss Clara Hulbret, daughter of Fri B Wulbert, professor of divinity at the University of Chiemm, is reported to have died by suicide after illness.
A garbled telegraphy item list includes a death by mule and a fatal fall near Millinen. Other notes mention Kaid Maclean to command Moorist troops for a Moroccan visit, the imperial yacht Hohenzollern arriving at Messina with German royalty aboard, a verdict favoring the plaintiff in a railroad case, and a new Osage nation bank planned at Pawhiska. An Arkansas worker was killed by a collapsing rock near Harrison. Raymond's Drug Store reports fresh moss and gold Gili.
A.B. Cooper of Erie and Finch Campbell sell a one half interest in the Ida D mining claim to Kansas capitalists through the Second Relief Mining Company capitalized at 50000. Officers include A.W. Cooper president, G. J. Barnhart manager, and H. Miller Kansas senator as director. The group plans continuous work year round to develop the property viewed as a money maker.
President Thiaz issues a decree reforming the December congress decision. The peso is set at a value of a cents gold with a silver dollar defined as seventy five centicramme of gold. A reserve exchange fund starts at 210,000,000 to 315,000,000 and may grow. The mint closes April 1 for silver free coinage and the new system begins in May.
Chicago March 27 Frank Rogers who returned yesterday to Evanston nearly four years after his disappearance with aunt Miss Florence Ely refuses to discuss his whereabouts or activities since leaving his uncle’s home. His father James C. Ruhers says Rogers denied being with Miss Ely and denied serving since leaving home. The statement notes the case remains unresolved and focused on those events. The beef trust inquiry in Chicago is expected to last two months longer as federal grand jury probes packing, railroads, and private car lines. A Wall Street surge followed by caution is discussed, with figures citing millions moved by cautious investors seeking quick gains amid market turbulence. The public mood is described as anxious and speculative, with a general tone of concern over financial and industrial issues.
Census replies show 61 638 persons were divorced in the United States with 32 205 women and 18 473 men. Chicago leads with 2 483 women and 1 873 men exmarried. New York 1 362 women and 734 men. Philadelphia 1 027 women and 745 men. Estimated annual divorces around 50 000, about 100 000 people released from wedlock.
Washington March 27 The Dominican government proposes to collect customs via foreign agencies and retain 45 percent for government maintenance while 35 percent is deposited for future disbursement to foreign creditors, awaiting Senate ratification of the Dominican treaty. A conference at the White House between Taft Loge Spooner and Ader discussed but left no conclusion.
In western Kansas much land remains open for settlers says Henry Keek of Syracuse. He notes cattle country success and that mortgage and tax relief lured residents who expanded ownership. Liberty, Richland and Lanihan counties offer roughly 30,000 acres with potential buyers urged to move, invest, and farm amid growing opportunities.
Lexington March 20 Jude Jomen Tings. Kia nephew Ebbert Hareia and Al Callahan were held without bail on charges of complicity in the feud murder of James Cockrell three years ago. Senator Alexander Sargin, arrested in the name contuc ion, was blessed on 915,000 tail. The men are prominent Kentucky business and political figures.
Athens council of the Fraternal Aid association plans to purchase new drill team uniforms. Four dances will be held in the big hall on Bri das night this week with a full orchestra to raise funds. All members and businessmen are invited to buy tickets. Arthur Tsinemin died in Oklahoma City yesterday morning. Mr Hineman, once a Lawrence resident, died after travels through Texas to Oklahoma. Funeral held in Oklahoma City this afternoon. Arthur Wise is a cousin of Hineman.
The Rhody Island Street paying case against Lawrence city proceeds in district court with multiple witnesses expected and no immediate conclusion. The text also notes Edith Phacher and her husband visiting in Germantown, a Cleveland wedding, funeral plans, ferry boat relocation for Lake View jetty work, and rising prominence of sacred concerts among city churches with Judge Jones featured in the Presbyterian program.
Article discusses keeping tea fresh by sealing and avoiding odors. Mentions General Negian and General Burcid in the Presbyterian church context, and Admiral Togo with Roman Catholic ties. Notes birth announcement for Louw A Springer of New York Kansas City relation, plus visits and local civic news includingTopeka events and Lawrence election timing.
A list of jurors drawn today for the May term of the Douglas County district court under Judge Smart order includes W E Hazen Lawrence OA Fischer Lawrence W S Dick Lawrence George A Anderson Kanwaka Charles EF Dummer Lecompton Harry Sibley Wakarusa John Dolisi Eudora Henry Schwartz Willow Springs George Brechalsan Eudora Charles Lilack Palmyra W G Hanger Lawrence EA Rose Palmyra John Hutfmatt Kanwaka Wm Loan Lawrence dF Barton Lawrence 11 B Brass Wakarusa FE B Loecas Palmyra It funsicker Lawrence W oA Scott Palmyra Richard Randal Palmyra TON Hansen Lawrence JK Bechtel Lawrence Gustav Gabriel Eudora WA Eiler Palmyrs () Howers Lawrence LRikidwin Kanwaka Ifimittoo Lawrance dN Gordon Lawrence
The University reports Charles Hineste will return April 1 after typhoid fever. A Rebbel, president of the junior Taw class, plans to leave for home Thursday for family business. Sickness details show improvement. no new cases recently. Several faculty and students, including Miss Janet Glen and Mr Crawford, are recovering. typhoid conditions lessen as others improve.
Kansas City market reports cattle with native steers around 4 2009.75 and stockers and feeders at 4.05, cows and bulls near 2 80 as read, while Chicago notes 40000 top at 83.60 and bulk around 23.55 to 6.45. The wire shows mixed bids and price ranges across regions with ongoing activity in live stock trading.
Kansas City and Chicago reports show mixed grain quotes with Wheat May around 43 and 81 in Chicago, Caru and No 2 mixed oats and rye steady, hay and creamery butter noted, eggs lower. Market prices for futures and cash grains include May July and Sept contracts, with various small adjustments across wheat corn oats rye and lard notes.
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