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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1903
Page
1
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Ohio voters face possible weather delays as rain may affect turnout in Columbus on election eve. Republicans claim a large plurality around 100 000 for governor and state officers, while Democrats offer no firm figures but expect a five vote joint majority. Fewer arrests for false registration hint at a quieter election.
Report from New York City on the eve of the election shows Charles Murphy supporting McCelhan and Jo Dekines asserting McCelhan ahead by about 6000 votes. Low's advisers predict a 30,000 lead but seek a majority. The bureau remains outwardly confident as Devery signals last day campaigning and warnings of planned colonizing and repeated efforts by Taonbany.
Fragmentary report from Providence Rhode Island indicates parties dispute expected gains in the state legislature. Democrats claim a strong lead with a likely majority while Republicans count on a significant plurality to gain control of both legislative branches.
Reports from Kentucky Latuiswilte Nov 2 predict a Democratic statewide majority of at least 20,000 for their ticket in deterun county. Republicans expect a Kentucky win by a large margin. Across the nation forecasts suggest varied outcomes for judicial races and statewide majorities, with apathy noted in several counties and expectations of Republican gains in some regions.
Santa Fe passenger train No. 6 eastbound wrecked at Thutcher after leaving the track killing fireman Charles Everhart of Sycamore Kansas. No other passengers hurt. Earlier wreck at Apishapa Creek last Friday noted.
A fire consuming fourteen blocks at Coney Island was reportedly a drunken prank aimed at livening things. Danes Wulf, owner of a nearby hotel, alleges witnesses linked Connolly and Skelley to starting the first blaze and a second attempt. Albert Rubin’s alleged complicity is also questioned as the island reels with homelessness and dire need.
Wopeka November 2 Union Pacific officials announce the promotion of St Brinkerhoff of Leavenworth to the position of assistant superintendent with headquarters at Denver. Brinkerhoff has been superintendent of the line at Leavenworth for four years. St. Louis November 2 The dispute over piping of cascade at the world's fair ends as tension eases.
A garbled report from New York notes a large gathering missing parade or demonstration. The text references 2000 numbers, host families, and Thawie followers, with vague mentions of elders, Zionist ties, and a personal gesture involving Dawie. The fragmentary item lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Washington November 2 Secretary Shaw has given notice that on February Crary TAM interest will cease on such of the 6 percent bonds as may be outstanding. The redemption of these lands will continue with interest until that date.
A clash erupted between Manhattan College students and town youths on a Saturday evening. Several students were roughly beaten, and a group prepared for another attack before police arrested leaders and detained them overnight. Armed students reportedly participated in the unrest.
News briefs report James Clevins of Caney Kansas found dead in a feed yard from heart disease during a svathe over a possessor Clyde Maynard, and Barney Ellis of Aurora Missouri being arrested for holding up an old negro in Aurora. An unknown man killed by a fast freight near Lino Missouri. Telegram also notes a reception in Constantinople for the U S minister, a committee report on river channel improvement, a British embassy renovation for King Edward, a Washington ban on free lunch at saloons, Boston messenger service actions, and cotton sales figures and harvest demand in Mangum Tennessee.
Baltimore November 2. Both parties expect a full orderly election in the state with no statements since Saturday. Each side claims victory amid a quiet, uneventful campaign. a brief update notes a ditty bee was issued.
Melville Wheeler assistant cashier at Cumberland Telephone in Nashville was assaulted this morning and a $3,000 safe robbery occurred. Wheeler was struck and stunned while two armed men rifled the safe before fleeing. Two suspects were arrested in connection with the crime.
A Saturday clash near Bad Land Creek leaves Sheriff Miller and three deputies dead with one deputy wounded and several Indians killed or wounded. Reports vary on whether the attack was an arrest attempt or a chase, while militias and posses pursue fleeing Crow noted as possibly from the Sito reservation. Authorities in Dawphins and Fine Ridge relay conflicting details about who fought whom as the U S authorities seek to quell the unrest.
A fragmented summary lists several college games with scattered scores and teams including Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Northwestern Nebraska Iowa California Denver Utah and others. The report mentions upcoming trials and court actions, with names like A W Mather and Samuel Woterent noted in a November indictments context.
A fragmented notice praises Mar Clement for presenting a new dramatic piece titled The Sew Deimin ion, claiming it offers a rare literary female role and exceptional refinement. The Chicago Tribune lauds the production as unseen on stage, urging appreciation of its beauty and quality.
Mount Holyoke alumnae in Boston discuss formality with name slips for events. Frederick W Putnam of Harvard accepts anthropology chair at Caltech. Yale introduces a memorial reform ending waiter tips and hires salaries. A Yale course on Government Insurance draws many applications. Yale Bicentennial poster inspires new Alumni Weekly cover. Stop and look at Newmark’s collars and prices.
Report from Warsaw notes a violent confrontation between Jews and Russians on Saturday at a public square. Police and gendarmes intervened as dozens of participants exchanged blows. several were injured, with one reported dead and multiple cases of serious wounds. Eyewitness accounts vary amid chaotic scenes.
A high level conference was held at the summer palace regarding the possible re-occupation of Mukden by Russian troops. The Tartars general of Mukden province has been taken into custody by Russian authorities.
Washington on November 2 Louis Mortfield shot and killed his wife then killed himself Mortfield a paroled hospital patient feared returning to the asylum Dr Owen Osteopath 927 Mass street offers services and Dick Bros advertises Gibson's fruit tablets a fresh shipment at their shop
A blaze last night caused several thousand dollars in damage to the Pierson Mill plant, started by lightning striking electrical lines. Firemen saved the mill from total destruction after rapid response. insurance covers about $1,088 in losses, with extensive water damage and smoke filling the building.
Death of John O'Brien at his home on Vly Connelicut Street after age related debility. Married in White Plains NY, formerly Joris Horhford, he moved west and settled in Lawrence, leaving a widow and several children including John and Jane. Burial planned for Wednesday after two.
Father Handly opened the lecture series at the Catholic church in Lorestov. Despite the storm, crowds filled the hall as the talk on Christ is God continued the previous evening’s discourse. Mrs Weil draws attention as she headlines college women with Browning readings at the Unitarian Church on November 9.
Chancellor Strom at the University of Michigan today after attending a secondary education conference at Northwestern. He noted the thirty first anniversary of Ren Fusk’s connection with the Northwestern journalism department and praised the X. Y. Z literary society as progressive. Beaver Hall houses new quarters for the society with large, airy rooms and boys involved in decorating.
The reguirer jury men summoned for the November term of the district court could not serve. A new list of fourteen names from Lawrence appears, including Me Wet wrens ALR Protest, Lanwroney JW Reading, AE Waart Literenen, and others. The roster covers residents of Lawrence City and surrounding area, with several entries garbled in the OCR.
A fragmentary obituary notice from The Washington Post lists a funeral reference and a brief tribute. The text is garbled with unreadable segments but conveys a funeral context and a request for attention to a memorial event.
Ancient and modern marvels thread a glimpse of the world fair era with notes on Mexico's plant exhibits, French showcases, a fish bone house in St Augustine, and a curious drum scale furniture idea. Also mentions Egyptian beauty and a queenly portrait, plus Raymond's cold tabs.
Kansas City market report lists wheat futures and cash prices across several months and grades, including No 2 hard and red, oats, corn, and mixed varieties. Receipts show 141 cars of wheat, with notes on November prices and nearby contracts in a period close to Chicago trading. Butter, eggs, hay, and pork futures also appear with casual price references and dates.
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