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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1905
Page
1
Japan establishes an year round weather station on Mount Tsukaba near Tokyo under Prince Yamashina and Dr Okada. The project plans to aid domestic and foreign shipping and includes earthquake registration equipment for ongoing data collection.
Eureka Calif Oct 6 The San Francisco and Portland steamer St Paul ran aground one and a half miles south of Point Corda in thick fog. Ninety three passengers and sixty five crew were saved with the Vanguard and Ranger assisting. Most passengers proceeded to Portland aboard another vessel.
President Roosevelt today appointed Charles W. Russell, formerly special assistant attorney general in charge of the insular bureau, to the office of assistant attorney general in Washington. He replaces Willard S. Vardy, recently promoted to associate to the attorney general.
The report states Oliver H Hart of St Louis whose police surveillance in Chicago links him to the morphine death of 10 year old Trepe Kleskow and notes Hart himself is said to have died from morphine effects. He is the son of A B Hart a reputed real estate man in St Louis.
Charles Kline suffers fatal accident from an accidental stab while working near Ottawa. J Kline dies instantly after a fall from a grain stack at work. PF Riggins, his wife and stepdaughter face murder charges in Fort Scott after alleged killing of a baby and near fatal assault, to be returned for preliminary hearing.
A fire last night wiped out five buildings in Nutchingen including the post office Zinm's general store Kaufman's drug store Crawford's mercantile and a barber shop. Atchison Oct 6. The piece notes ongoing case against Professor Albert Peasley charged with poisoning his wife as jurors are summoned and the state presents evidence.
Topeka reports Dr. J C Brown field who served prison time for perjury in the Jessie Morrison murder faces strong opposition to a pardon. Roland Wiley father of the murdered girl protests to the governor. In Cranville New York a slate quarry collapse kills fourteen including J B Williams president of Vermont Slate company and Hungarian workers.
New York Sheriff Erlinger accuses Ludlow Street Jail of being a major hub of civil blackmail. He cites a case where a man jailed for breach of promise faced $10,000 in suit costs and a $17 payoff split among three people. He says civil prisoners are exploited and calls the system wrong and a shame to the legislature.
Democratic delegates in New York City adopted resolutions endorsing Roosevelt for his tact and statesmanship in ending the Russo Japanese war. The Car negie ball convention crowd greeted the motion with enthusiastic cheers.
The executive committees of the National Rusi nese league met yesterday to resume its campaign for improved consular service during the coming congressional session. Dr. Frank Strong of Lawrence, Kansas, was named to the national advisory committees.
Republican convention at Tremont Temple endorses peace in the Far East and enforcement of laws against trusts. The platform backs tariff protection to support American labor and industry and opposes changes that could depress wages. Curtis Guild Jr. is nominated for governor by acclamation.
A five story building under construction collapsed today in St Petersburg burying several workmen. Seven men were rescued so far. In Tokio on October 6 the navy department said the Russian transport Angan was overhauled near Cape Siratoko but released after showing a pass from Captain Shimarua.
Joseph Ramsey Jr was removed from the presidency of the Wabash railroad at a special board meeting in New York. F A Telana was elected as his successor. Eight directors, including Ramsey, attended the session.
Congress man Jerry Simpson continues to show improvement. The county commissioners held session at the county courthouse today. Mr. Brone and Mr. Walters participated in the German exercises held this afternoon.
Peoria Illinois October reports 13 indictments against Newton C Dougherty city superintendent of schools for embezzlement and forgery. Prosecutors say the total will exceed 100 as a state attorney's office draws up more charges and a board committee reviews twenty years of records. A bank clerk described irregular handling of funds with checks to local firms and personal endorsement patterns used in private business.
Rowdy sophomore action at the University of Wisconsin disrupts classes and forces suppression of this year’s records. After clashes with faculty warnings from President Van Hise, three freshmen are seized, a window smashed, and ladders placed to a dorm window as three freshmen are summoned outside.
Belmont Park April 4 Posebee carrying 147 pounds set a new world record for six furlongs on a circular track by winning the third race in 1 11 3-5.
Dispatches from Olathe report the president settled a bitter dispute over the Olathe post office by appointing L. W. Breyfogie. The choice follows Congressman Bowersock's recommendation and is presented as a straightforward, well-suited selection for the office.
German American residents marked the Die Germany Im Awarican landing with Old Home Week events in Lawrence Kansas. A large parade featured bands veterans and German American citizens in wagons onlookers filled the streets as organizers announced plans for school day and tributes to the university founders and supporters.
J E Rives recalls a prize of 1000 at the Western National fair and says Lawrence streets showcase a superior horticultural display. He notes many overlook the pumpkin show but urges inspection as Kansans take pride in the exhibit during Old Home Week.
College anniversary events outline the Old Home Week activities for Saturday with morning features and related exercises. The schedule emphasizes community reunion and commemorative programs marking the institution’s milestone anniversary.
Fraternal groups met at Fraternal Ald hall yesterday afternoon for a fraternal congress with about 300 to 500 attendees. Ilan d W. Crider of Ft. Scott delivered the principal address as grand master workman of the 4. O. U. W. of Kansas. That evening Athens council hosted a reception for various city fraternal orders, drawing 100 or more. The event featured dancing, card playing, and socializing with refreshments served.
The list records numerous champions across breeds and sexes from Langshangs to Wyandottes and Leghorns. Winners include J. C. Miller with multiple firsts and seconds, and A. R. Olmsted dominating Plymouth Rocks and bantams. Egg-weight and color prizes also noted for Stry and Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Martin.
The 2:30 pm game at McCook field matches Haskell Indian School second seven against Kansas freshmen led by Shorty Baiml. Organized by Old Home Week, the event aims to let town and country children attend after the parade. Both teams are light and fast and the contest is anticipated as a lively battle with eager players.
County and city schools prepare for a parade tomorrow with participation by county and city students and the University of Karisag. County Superintendent Howmac and City Superintendent Smith urge teachers and pupils to attend with short march lines and guards for safety. The county gathering starts at La'clock in South Park. city participants meet at Vermont and Quincy streets at 1:30 p.m.
Senator Foraker facing a key date in the Olin campaign. A seat on the New York Stock Exchange sold for 6.0 percent as a new high mark. Minister Takahira hosted by President Roosevelt at luncheon. Dent H W Roberts and Miss Elizabeth Woodson wed in New York. An appendicitis operation on August Sel mont was successful. Helmont expected to recover rapidly.
Description of a summer golf match played at night in the Shetland Islands. The Grat ball was driven from the tee at five minutes to twelve and two rounds of golf completed by 2 30. Light allowed easy ball location and play continued in near daylight. The experiment was repeated on several occasions.
Prof Blake departed yesterday for Denver then Boston to handle private business and submarine cable duties. Prof B V Aull, physics instructor at the University of California, is appointed to fill Blake’s chair during his leave. Prof Hill studied in Berlin in 1900 and 1902.
Kansas City and Chicago markets report cattle prices for beef steers and feeders, cows and heifers, bulls, calves, hogs, and varying grades. Grain futures show wheat, corn, oats, and rye with December and May quotations. dairy and eggs steady. Receipts and prices vary by market day and category.
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