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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1902
Page
2
The Lawrence Daily Journal reports on political battles from Kansas and Oklahoma states, with figures like Hauey and Stapley shaping Senate bids, plus mockery of ballot problems and comments from Dennis Flynn. The paper notes a cold snap, lingering leaves, and a Boston man sending a world-spanning telegram via the early telecommunication cable, reflecting wartime era progress and local interest.
A mixed review of political maneuvers in Kansas cites Republican infighting and editorials from Topeka while recounting local legal battles and public notices. The piece notes whistle of counterfeiters, farm land debates, and a judge’s injunction amid sensational claims and editorials from the Topeka Capital and Leavenworth Times.
In New Orleans on November 14, Samuel Gompers warned AFL delegates that infighting over jurisdiction threatens labor unity. He urged calm handling of disputes to prevent a broader conflict that could eclipse past labor gains, while noting ongoing credential and committee matters at the session.
Proceedings of the ninth annual session of the United Daughters of the Confederacy include Florida chapters reporting large postwar efforts. They mention raising funds for Confederate soldiers buried in Winchester VA, monument projects in Missouri and Mississippi, and support for veteran houses.
A secret meeting in Cincinnati reports a proposed community of interests among independent packet lines on the Ohio River and its tributaries. Capt. Parsons led informal talks aiming at consolidation and expanded cooperation with cities like Evansville and St. Louis. A new Kanawha river trade scheme plans reshipping to Gallipolis with a new wharf.
Local classifieds advertise rooms for rent at 720 Block Manley Shaw area and a house and lot at 1007 Pennsylvania Street for sale cheap. Listings include Ada G Clarke Fr Douglas Utah and room rentals 134 Kentucky for light housekeeping. Typewriters available for sale or rent with liberal allowances and rib bons and supplies from J A Keeler.
Explosion at the American Bridge and Steel Manufacturing plant in Lebanon Pennsylvania injures four workers and causes a chaotic scene. Debris scatters across the yard while ambulances and nurses rush to assist the injured as families gather hoping for news.
New Orleans reports a bankers meeting ending with discussion of currency, electing new committee members and plan for a season. Other items note Congressman Turton of Ohio and a reception for Gen Chaffee in San Francisco. Also covered are a anthracite strike commission hearing in Scranton and a Pittsburgh telegraphers convention call. A Frisco derailment injures several, plus wreck attempts near Duncan, and Pennsylvania Railroad wage rise to 89,000 employees.
A jumbled survey of events includes a treacherous rail collision near Hendereeville with injuries and wreckage, coroner's inquest into a Crowley tragedy, and railway appointment shifts in St Joseph. Also notes a 13 cent stamp rise and Harrison portrait issue for postmasters.
Washington reports Tasker Bliss may sail to Cuba by week’s end to advance a commercial treaty sought with Cuba. Officials aim to present the pact to the Senate within three weeks for a two thirds ratification, while noting Cuban opposition and possible delays over the holiday. The Platt Amendment posture is also under discussion amid tensions.
Fragmentary note suggests a position that any treaty with Cuba must be sanctioned by the United States and not agreed to by foreign governments without US approval. This reads as a diplomatic stance on Cuba negotiations and US involvement.
About 100 delegates from across the United States gathered in Niagara Falls Nevada to discuss reorganizing the Knights of Labor. The pivotal step was the deposition of Secretary-Treasurer John W. Hayes with officers to be elected today. letters from 200 000 workers seek admission to the reorganized body.
A remedy for croup is discussed as essential for parents in the neighborhood. It praises Chamberline's Cough Remedy as faster at clearing phlegm and easing attacks, claiming it is safe and effective with quick relief. Sold by Barter Bova.
Washington reports describe foreign delegates from Germany Britain Rhein chamber and Paris chamber attending a New York chamber of commerce rotary dinner. Secretary Vayanide praises global goodwill and commercial honor while noting the event as a symbol of energy integrity and mutual esteem. Albany missionary conference discussion on secretaries' voting rights and missionary funding continues with approvals and delays.
The state university marks its centennial with afternoon ceremonies and speeches by notable figures including Frederick W. Denton, Dugald Jackson, and President Gouhl Selgin. Suzanne Adams participated in a related event as the city decorates with silver and gold for the festivities.
The text explains adjusting a valve to control fire intensity from slow to quick. A slight turn yields a slow fire, a moderate turn a neighborly moderate fire, and a further turn a quick fire. It emphasizes ease of achieving the desired pace without extremes.
Report of President Roosevelt party trip with a hunt for black bears in Mississippi. The contingent traveled by train and cavorted through rough terrain along the Yazoo and Mississippi Valleys with rifles and hunting gear, while Mississippian towns and plantation sites observed the expedition amid celebratory demonstrations.
Mevers Prashear reports a fatal shooting after a dispute between George Conkle and his in law Roberton Robertson. Robertson fled toward a yard pursued by officers, while public notices and medical ad material appear amid scattered local ads.
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