03 Oct 1899
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1899
Page
1
Great crowds in the capital line streets to greet a prominent figure from the White House as he arrives. Applause and cheers swell as supporters express approval and respect for the honored guest.
A grand Washington ceremony honors Admiral Dewey with a gold sword presented by President McKinley as Congress bestowed the gift. A vast parade from McLean’s residence to the White House and Capitol drew cheering crowds, bands, and military units, culminating in a Senate reception where Dewey spoke gratefully.
A multifaceted Lawrence editorial page item details university and city developments. Plans for a new golf course layout north of the university, expanded nine hole courses on thirty acres, and a $2.50 admission linked to a membership committee emerge alongside reports on academic appointments, athletic association actions, and campus lectures. The piece also notes the athletic and literary society activities, faculty publishing ventures, and forthcoming cultural events.
New York October 3 report on the start of the International Cup race. The Shamrock leads Columbia early, with wind from the north about ten miles per hour and spectators aboard excursion boats crowding the water. Both yachts suffer gear issues, but Shamrock gains on the Columbia as the day progresses toward the time limit. A London dispatch hints Captain Ken Parker, Emperor William’s Mercor, may advise Shamrock’s captains.
A British dispatch warns of a potential Boer assault on Johannesburg with rumors of a massacre. Reports from London and Pretoria indicate nine generals plan campaigns across Natal and the Cape fronts. President Kruger urged troops to prepare, while Asia Minor earthquakes kill about 1,500 around Aidin with extensive destruction across villages and towns.
The Filipino envoy met Maj. Gen. Otis with no result as Alejandrine stated he carried no instructions but to deliver a letter that was rejected. Insurgents attacked Imus on the Bacoor road. Americans reportedly repelled the attack with five casualties and insurgent losses said to be large. Indiana flags to be returned at Dallas Texas State Fair with remarks by Gov Mount and Gov Sayers. Seven crew drowned when steamer Whitecloud foundered off Hong Kong. U.S. force to avenge burning of gunboat Urda nota at Oran. Co conspirator in Captain Carter case to be prosecuted. Stoppage by St Paul plumbers over labor terms. Kansas revenue up with oleomargarine stamp sales. Rumor that Admiral Dewey may marry Mrs Hazen, sister of John E. McLean.
Manila dispatch details a morning attack by Insurgents on Bacoor lasting to dusk, telegraph lines cut, American patrol ambushed, eight Americans wounded and two killed, relief forces from Imus and the Fourth Infantry arriving. advance on rebels planned for Tuesday.
Markets report steady to strong receipts across cattle and hog markets. Texas and native cattle and calves show varied prices with steady to strong trends, while hogs and lambs move lightly. grain futures and commodity prices adjusted with regional demand.
Market notes show wheat and dairy items with various catalog numbers and price points. Entries include Cheddar dairy products, creamery figures, and overall reader updates on commodities and associated brands.
A local retailer unveils a remodelled store layout featuring refreshed shelves and new displays. Ket Clana promotes updated kitchen appliances and energy efficient options as part of the modernization effort.
Descriptive real estate notice advertises desirable building lots on Ohio Street in the choicest location. Highlights suggest the best residence portion with promising surroundings and future value for potential buyers.
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