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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1906
Page
1
President Roosevelt wants the next House Republican and is seen as influencing the outcome through New York. Washington officials anticipate Democratic gains in Congress but expect Republicans to hold key seats.
In St Louis on November 6 the weather favored voting and Republicans claim to carry St Louis is not strongly contested. Democrats are not equally sure of victory statewide. In Kansas City results are expected to be mixed as returns come in.
The Nebraska Republicans assert a majority of 5,000 to 10,000 in the state elections while fusionists concede close races in many districts. Sheldon, Republican, is favored for governor over fusionist Strallenberger. Republicans project sweeping victories across the ticket by sizable pluralities. Across the nation, a motor truck trial in Kansas City draws attention as the first of its kind to be seen locally. The district court in Wilmington opens its November term with 124 cases on the docket, but no major matters expected this term.
A New York field reports closing witnesses and voters choosing leaders over party lines in a dramatic campaign scene. Estimates claim Lindsey’s reform ticket in Colorado may gain, Cook County favors Democrats with up to 10,000 margin, and partisan forecasts vary on Illinois and surrounding states as meetings spread from Boston to Denver.
A Saturday afternoon trio class at North College offered violin cello and piano trios. Ten piano students were invited. four performed last weekend including Agnes Obriault Mia Dalton Margaret Cana and Charlotte Madison. Violin was played by Phipps and violin cello by Appy. Kei Reyocca sang with violin and piano. A large attentive audience enjoyed the unusual recital and the new instruction workshop.
Apples. Picked: Davis buys at par per bushel with five bushels total. Cider and fruit prices listed, including two for 355 per gallon. Phillips Fruit Farm offers telephone contact 184g. Advertising for corns and warts treatment by O P Barber Son 909 Mass Street. Hack and livery service by C H Bunsingar 920-22 Massachusetts Street with rubber tired rigs. phones 258.
Voter turnout is lower than anticipated as ballots are cast across precincts amid indifference and stalemate. Officials caution about potential impacts on results while analysts note waning engagement in the election cycle.
Columbus Ohio and Salt Lake City report on the election mood as Democrats push for a result while Republicans expect gains in Congress. Indiana outcome remains uncertain with both parties claiming victory as assembly races loom for a Senate seat. Arkansas projects seven Democratic wins while Little Rock notes low interest. In Montgomery a cashier shortage noted at Monroe county bank. Paul Democratic leaders optimistic about Governor Johnson’s reelection. Republicans expect several statewide wins though some districts remain uncertain.
Chiefs Malott and Carson from Kansas City will hold a special meeting tonight at the Salvation Army hall 23 Massachusetts street at o o'clock. Citizens invited. Hotel man killed in Alaska and other scattered reports fill the late editions with political notes and local incidents.
Milwaukee dispatch reports both parties predicting a Republican win while noting Democratic candidate D Trottier for Marinette county treasurer collapsed and died. Republican candidate I C Haveling is critically ill and Governor Davidson, age 71, was reported worse. A fragment mentions Stuart versus Emery with unclear context.
Washington November 5 The Supreme Court today affirmed the decision of the Court of Claims in the Daniel Redbird Cherokee Indian case known as Thy White Man s Case The ruling follows years of legal struggle over federal authority and tribal rights In Topeka the party candidate notes predict a strong turnout with the Republican chairman Crammer forecasting a 47 percent margin while Democrat Ryan contends Harris will win the governorship by about 30 000 votes
Both parties claim election results while soldiers are ordered to meet at the courthouse at 7 PM to move to a rally, Oxlshama City. November 6 notes the campaign closes for delegates to a 148 constitution convention to form new constitutions. Fresh country eggs listed at 20 cents per dozen at Kill's in Massachusetts.
Fragmentary text from a local column mentions a question about timing and a mysterious event. The readable bits reference a person or place and express confusion or delay about classification or approval. No clear names, dates, or actions emerge from the fragment.
Conn republicans express confidence in maintaining their statewide majority as New Haven campaigns extend across the city. Democrats voice cautious optimism while minor items mention church tableaux and moving pictures at the M. E. church tonight.
Social and personal notes from Varlla list Wisdemann's cream flavors and Exiog's Chile deal. Local visits include Mrs Matthew Smith and children to Turner parents. Advertisements urge want ads with coupons for a Dec 1 drawing of silver spoons, plus Lowney's chocolates restocked. Also mentions Weidermann's, Kirpy Drag, and Indian goods store offerings.
An outbreak among sailors at the Barracus gym basin ended when forceful bayonet defense halted the rioters. Several men were arrested as ships’ crews resisted orders, wrecked property, and caused mayhem before calm was restored. Additional items warn of political talks and local commerce notices.
Miss Robb Young Jatt plans a visit to New Franklin with relatives in Warrensburg, while Carl Fischer visits from Emporia. The town buzzes with social teas, lectures, and guests from Topeka, Kansas City, and Ottawa as residents host and travel for weekends and formal events.
New York and San Francisco reports describe a shaky stock market with bets on an election outcome and a generally mixed outlook. Odds fluctuated, with bets moving from favorable to uncertain as results loom.
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