08 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows listings for a lawyer at Journal Building and D G W Jones in a bank building with notary, plus a surgeon gynecologist practice in a city with telephone numbers and addresses, all blurred and incomplete. Indicates confinement and specialty in surgery and gynecology with general practice details and old contact lines.
New York report says the legislative committee resumed its investigations into life insurance practices with Emery McClintock of Mutual Life as the first witness. Separate dispatch from Hong Kong notes rising anti American sentiment with an American woman spat upon and consul Julius G. Lay receiving a life threats letter.
News despatches from Washington and Ohio report surprising shifts in party fortunes. Pattison, Democrat, leads Ohio for governor with about 25,000 to 40,000 plurality, while Columbus and Cleveland precincts show Democrats gaining strong statewide margins. New York mayoral race tight and awaited results temper expectations as returns continue to arrive.
New York reports Hearst rallies friends to contest returns claiming a great popular majority and vows to fight to overturn alleged fraud. Mayor McClellan’s narrow plurality sparks recount threats and political maneuvering in city and state races across New York and surrounding regions.
Nov Election turmoil grips New York as McClellan leads by 3,485 votes but faces a potential recount. Hearst denounces Tammany fraud, backed by District Attorney Jerome and Brooklyn leader Coler, urging immediate investigation and possible prosecutions. Ivins supports Hearst’s call for recount amid widespread fraud accusations. The city braces for continued political upheaval.
In Maryland and Baltimore reports, the proposed suffrage restriction amendment to the constitution suffers an overwhelming defeat. The state capitol and legislature face doubts as returns come in from precincts, with uncertainty lingering about legislative control and political standings.
In Leavenworth Kansas a boat capsize near the state penitentiary at Lansing led to the drowning of Andrew Weeder of Wyandotte County and Richard Smith from Walcott while another man escaped with injuries. The accident followed a consignment of convicts to service and a five year term.
Captain Frantz, Osage Indians agent, is to be appointed governor of Oklahoma when Governor Ferguson’s term ends. The announcement is made today in Washington.
Nov 3 report shows 6,483,616 bales of cotton through November 1. After release, futures surged with January at 611.63 and March higher as market reacted to the new data. Market activity followed the official gain, reflecting a strong shift in price from early levels.
A revolutionary movement has developed in San Domingo and an uprising is threatened. The Navy Department has moved to safeguard peace by taking baby steps to reduce tensions.
The Philadelphia and Pennsylvania election marked a historic upheaval as regular Republicans lost every contest with viable competition. It was the first statewide shift in decades, with the contest for the state creagury noted after the death of Former Senator Quay. William H. Barry, the Democratic nominee, led with a notable plurality.
The Douglas County Sunday school convention began at the First Methodist church in Lawrence with devotional services and Bible study led by Rev. G A Wilbur. Delegates from across the county attended as program plans for the evening and following day were outlined, featuring addresses by Chancellor Frank Stroup and Rev. Fuller Hargstresser, among others.
Topeka officials met to discuss dropping the suit against Santa Fe for its oil business in Kats. The county district court case in Chautauqua County involves Smith Fitzpatrick Shukera representing the state and the Oil Producers Association backing the action. Senator Smith cites concessions by Santa Fe as a reason to drop the matter.
In Carmi Illinois early last night a street duel broke out between Postmaster Meary Wakeford and Marshal Jeass Buttrey. Both were wounded and physicians say recovery is unlikely. They reportedly faced off in a street corner duel with sudden firing. Wakeford was shot in the abdomen while Buttrey was struck through the body. The clash followed a disturbance at the Central Hotel where Wakeford had been critical of Buttrey.
Money rates in New York surged this afternoon as traders reported sharp gains in the money market. The rate climbed to 19 percent amid renewed demand for funds and concerns over liquidity.
Americans favor equestrian monuments with many in the U S while Europe has fewer. New works include Car Roh Smiths Sherman in Washington and General Hooker by Daniel O Freeman and C Potter in Boston. The standout is Augustus Saint-Gaudens Sherman statue in New York.
University of Kansas events include Joan Wooden reading Thursday evening and over 150 tickets sold for the Kansas Washburn game in Topeka. The Chem club met at 4 pm with Fred Faragher speaking on derivation of chemical laws. W C Payne spoke to KU women at the YWCA meeting. J M Brady of the Lawrence Daily World will lecture Friday morning on turning life into a news story. Several lectures postponed due to family illness. A new Twenty dancing club formed among non fraternity men, planning winter dances. Judah Drisko of Abilene has left to manage a Cherryvale drug store. The Y M C A KU chapter has about 22 members. The paleontology department to store exhibits in museum tower. Fret. Boo din spoke in chapel on temptation through ages. William Sicks visiting. plans to work at Santa Fe. Sumner county students reorganized a football club and accept a challenge with Sumner county high school during Christmas. A banquet with football teams and senior class due at the game site. Freshman football vs Fort Scott High next Monday in Fort Scott. Fort Scott said to be among the fastest in the state. Chancellor Strong to Washington Friday for a national college presidents meeting.
Personal mentions include Mr Willian Mteholgen of Chicago Illinois visiting yesterday and Mrs Franklio Rie of San Francisco California traveling to Lawrence. Dr Frank White of Sudora visited the city. The Prisetta Embroidery club meets tomorrow with Mrs Harry Mutchleys. Delegates from Eudora attend the Douglas County Sunday school convention. Washington chapter of D A R invites reception at the courthouse. Mrs George Crosa toured McLouth to visit relatives for several days.
Gloom spread through the Zion City congregation as a message from the first apostle in Victoria Mexico was read. The letter states he is far from well after a recent back operation that raised fears of paralysis and possible death.
The hearing record on State Superintendent Vandiver's proposed ouster of New York Life Insurance Co was referred to Attorney General Hadley for examination. Hadley said he had not yet had time to examine the record.
Arguments concluded late yesterday and the jury returned a verdict of murder in the second degree at 3 15. The prisoner and attorney M A Gorrill were present. Sentencing carries not less than ten years. Pending cases by Wright and Clarke proceeded, with Wright found guilty of assault and Clarke facing burglary charges.
Lawrence welcomes new industry as W W Wyland opens a rear Massachusetts street shop to manufacture a patent carriage and foot warmer. Compact, heat from wood alcohol. designed for farmers, carriers, and children driving to and from homes. Also notes Ohio Governor-elect Pattison’s victory and family ties to Kansas academics.
Brown and Robinson bowling teams posted totals at the Merchanta Athletic Club last evening. Brown finished with a large total of 34405 and a top score of 279. Robinson registered a total of 414 with finish errors noted for Robinson.
Advertised letters service lists addressees and postmaster guidance. Includes notices of deliveries, rural route reminders, and a mix of personal ads, lost items, and small notices. Also mentions local figures, a rummage sale, a death notice, and requests to return lost items to the post office or local stores.
Market wires report Kansas City and Chicago prices for cattle hogs and calves with varied ranges. Beef cattle and stockers show broad price bands, while hogs and dairy products list notable totals and packer quotes. Wheat corn oats and oats futures noted alongside pork lard and eggs with daily shifts.
Lawrence audiences invited to a five‑lecture series featuring Dr. Eugene May with the humorous and philosophical Curse up smiling. Special student discounts apply. tickets and reserved seating offered for 150 dollars total or 60 cents single, with 26 cent student price. Buck's band, Woodward's, and local merchants promote ticket sales ahead of the November 7 start at F. A. A. ball.
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