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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1908

Page

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Memorial tribute to Dr Francis Snow at university chapel

A large crowd attended yesterday's services in the University chapel for the late Dr Francis Huntingdon Snow. Speakers from the university and its associations praised his life, work, and lasting impact on students, faculty, and the institution.

Francis Huntingdon Snow University Herior Francis Whintingdon Snow Dr. Snow Lawrence Snow Skiltws Penny Frank Strong Board of Regents Dr Strong Ai Hd Dr. Strong den James Wood Green Dean Green Wenn Green Williams College Mr. Green Dr. Hopkins James Ls. Angel University of Michigan Angeil E. Hubach Archie Nurrimore John Power RL Douglas Williston

Trains Collision Near New Orleans Causes Casualties

In a year end crash near Littlewood Louisiana twelve miles from New Orleans two trains, the New Orleans & Northeastern and the New Orleans & Great Northern, collided. The Northeastern passenger train derailed. high casualties include twelve killed and twenty injured. Fire from wreckage was extinguished after five cars burned.

New Orleans New Orleans & Northeastern Littlewood Hiuh New Orleans & Great Northern

Rear Admiral James M. Miller Dies at 61

Philadelphia report confirms death of Rear Admiral James M. Miller aged 61 governor of the United States naval home in Philadelphia after brief illness He was appointed to the navy from Missouri in 1863 commanded the cruiser Columbia later led the receiving ship Lancaster at the Philadelphia navy yard and had headed the naval home for a year and dale.

Philadelphia James M. Miller United States Naval Home Missouri Columbia Philadelphia Navy Yard Lancaster Naval Home Dale

Train Wreck in Pittsburg Wounds Crew and Passengers

An accommodation train on the Pennsylvania Railroad wrecked at the Panhandle bridge over the Monongahela river. The engineer and fireman were seriously burned, with many passengers narrowly escaping death or injury. The article also records speeches by Prof. Carruth Gol H. L. Moore and J. W. Gleed of Topeka reflecting on Dr. Snow and related campus ties.

Pittsburg Pennsylvania Railroad Panhandle Monongahela River Carruth H. L. Moore Snow Bank le i Oligé J. W. Gleed Topeka Dr. Snow Eongnes Selasiee Scienti Mr. Gleed Cially

Sardou Buried in Paris in Simple Funeral Tone

Paris reports arrive on November 11 detailing the burial of French dramatist Victorien Sardou who died November 8. Despite his wish for no pomp his death prompted telegrams of condolence from Europe and messages of sympathy from kings, theaters, and American figures.

Paris Vietorier Sardou Luvin Sarduu Edward Amelie Manuel Portugal Europe Charles Fruhman America Uniteed States Sardou

Year in the Pen: Brooks and Johnson Sentenced in District Court

Judge Smart in district court sentenced Ollie Brooks after a guilty plea on grand larceny. Nick Johnson received a minimum one year to seven year term for a no liquor charge and a $300 fine with a ninety day jail sentence. The civil docket lists cases for Monday through Wednesday, including Stiner vs. First National Bank, Howard vs. Games, Anderson v. Anderson, Perkins vs. Bankers Lily Association, Mundell vs. International Improvement Co. State vs. Weil and State vs. McCulmey.

Smart Ollie Brooks Nick Johnson Munday Stiner First National Bank Howard Games Anderson Va Anderson Perkins Bankers’ Lily Association Mundell International Improvement Co Weil State McCulmey

Five Men Indicted In Mail Fraud Case In Kansas City

Five men connected with mining and development firms were indicted by a federal grand jury in Kansas City for using the mails to defraud. Defendants include Raymond Po May, E. S. Morn, John E. Horn, Frank Widorn, and S. A. M. Snider. The government alleges literature about the "Five Queens" mine in Arizona was false and unsubstantiated, with no real backing from the stockholders.

Kansas City United States Uneut Central Mining and Development Company Federal Grand Jury Raymond Po May Southwestern Development Company Morn Horn- Baker Advertising Company John E. Horn Keystone Securities Company Prank Widorn M. Snider Kansas Unexemen Anil

No Rabies Found in University Exam of Bitten Man’s Dog

Examination at the university on the bite from a dog that injured Weston Carpenter showed no rabies. The dog died from pneumonia and related injuries.

Weston Carpenter

Markets by Wire notices and college items mix

University visits and campus events headline a collage of notices from the era. Faculty leaders Felix E dell and A M Sturtevant speak on German topics, while students and local figures like Wayne Long and Chuce Johnston visit. Agricultural markets, bread-making research, and experiments with bread ovens are described alongside crop prices, rail receipts, and Chicago market quotes.

Felix E. Dell College of Hanporia Dle Cottonwood Falls Ralph Weens X. YI Johnson, Nevins Worline Cowley Club Clyde Stevens Manhattan Harvey Lehman Dlewry Kulman Simples Electric Company Chi Sive Kuhman Huy Moody Zoology J. di. Dante Lavewell Topeks Washburn College Prairie Kansas

Sensational Carmack Affair Seen Advancing Soon

Excitement over the Carmack tragedy in Nashville subsides but political circles expect sensational developments within a day or two. Colonel Couper and his son, both implicated, are jailed with no statements given. A third party ex-official linked to both Cooper and Governor Patterson is said to be involved.

Carmack Nashville Tenn E. W. Carmack Tennesseeu Rubin Cooper Attourney Duncan B. Couper M. M. Patterson Couper Cooper Coopers Patterson

Tariff Hearings Open on Chemicals Paints and Monopolies

Washington hearing on schedule A duties under the Dingley tariff continues with focus on paints colors and possible monopoly influence. Public testimony aims to aid tariff revision led by Payne in the House. Separate items note Kansas revival movement progress and unrelated notices.

Washington Committee On House of Representatives Payne

Regents Decide to Call University Entomological Collection

Dr. Strong reported at the last board meeting that the University enn omological collection will be named the P. H. Snow collection. He read condolence letters from E. Benjamin Andrews of the University of Nebraska James B. Angell of Michigan University George McClain of Iowa and Henry Pratt Judson of the University of Chicago.

Minister Convinced of Bryan's Calling in Open Letter

Burlington Kansas Nov 11 Rev French E Oliver, revival speaker, issues open letter urging William J Bryan to become an evangelist and predicting he could rival Paul. Oliver recalls a 12 year old letter urging preaching and argues one evangelist of Bryan's caliber is worth more than 10,000 presidents to the nation.

Topeka John Q. Royce Holt Burlington Kans French E. Oliver William J. Bryan Apostle Paul Oliver Bryan Christ Tam

County Board Plans Lecompton Area Road Plan

County commissioners map out a project west of Lecompton naming UC G Lecompton as local point. Officials discuss funding and timeline for a rural road improvement affecting western districts and surrounding communities.

The Board of County Commissioners el Othe

Osage County Miners Strike Over Cross Entry Pay

Osage County coal miners, numbering 400 to 500, walk out after failing to reach agreement on cross entry pay. They seek 65 cents more per ton for cross entry work, arguing it was excluded from a two year contract that sets mining pay at 1.55 per ton. Arbiters named to review merits, with a decision expected early next week.

Osage County Scranton

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