11 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1905
Page
1
Attorney at Law and Real Estate office listed on Massachusetts Street with contact number 464. Mires Eee appears in the readable line, indicating a local firm or listing with a possible telephone listing.
Omaha report states that Pat Crowe, the alleged kidnapper, waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the district court on a $25,000 bond this afternoon, following appearance before the police judge.
About 2,000 financiers gathered in Washington for a meeting of the Money ed fien of the Country. George J and others faced Joseph Rumsey Jr in a contest for control of the Wabash line with six directors to be chosen by the stockholders. Ramsey claimed vote irregularities and demanded ballot rights, while a lengthy proxies examination continued into Thursday. Ramsey’s attorney acknowledged unlikely immediate contest.
No new developments today in the disappearance of Edward G. Gunliffe of Adams Express in Pittsburg. Conflicting opinions persist whether he is in the city or far away as investigators and locals await clearer leads.
In Topeka a mandamus case prompts the Kansas Supreme Court to order the Kansas City Kansas school board to show why colored pupils were not allowed to attend school with white children. Mamie Richardson filed the action against Thomas P. White and the board, seeking equal access in the same building.
William Towns, a boarder, fatally stabbed Mary King in her Cleveland home after being rejected. He surrendered after the crime, with the mother and sister present. The defense stated items from the Smith's News Depot are also noted in the report.
New Orleans records a fifteen degree drop with its first frost of the season, as colder air pushes into the region and portions of the state report frost and snow storms. La Crosse and Lakota note below freezing temperatures, with some minor frost in watering troughs. A grand jury case and payroll figures are mentioned in passing, signaling broader financial concerns.
Madrid reports palace authorities prepare for King Alfonso to remain in Berlin from November to 12. This follows President Lefebvre's Madrid visit and signals state questions to be discussed in Germany. In other news, Fargo cashier W H Denny faces district court bonds over receipt of horses known to be stolen, tied to a regional horse-stealing case. SERUCE FLOATING MINE.
Moji dispatch says the British steamer Leno struck a Noating toinx miles east of Shantung lighthouse September 30. Fifteen passengers are missing, including two foreign engineers, amid reports of the mishap.
No Change In Jerry Simpson's condition as of Oct 11 at Wichita. He rested well during the night and no new developments were reported about the ex-Congressman's health.
An extensive review of Lawrence Hartness College shows a large, earnest student body preparing for professional roles statewide. The school emphasizes individual work, close teacher contact, and rapid or slow progression based on ability, with tours of campus and local business notices promoting loans, supplies, and related services.
Philadelphia reports the third contest for the world's baseball championship delayed due to wet grounds. Ottawa county fair opens in Minneapolis Kansas. Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma lodge session held in Butler Missouri. Governor Felk announces new school commissioners Paul Prica Robert Ryan resignations. Royal Opera house Vienna stage carpenter fired after accident. General Phillips Bres office car road land withdrawal order issued. George Hackman joins piper tol ops downtown after car road shipments. Lawrence North Platte irrigation project noted.
Washington Ost 1 The third first annual convention of the American bankers association opened with over 2000 members present. Roosevelts peace policy praised and a renunciation of belligerent action adopted. Secretary at the Treasury Shulten delivered an address as Norwegian steamer Arnfiid and several German vessels were reported captured en route to Vladivostok by Japanese forces. In Kansas City a wife’s suicide by gas is reported with A G Brander, 50, the deceased’s husband, implicated.
University of Kansas notes Prof Lucie of geology collects extensive plant and leaf specimens for a panorama vector at the museum while a yachting summer trip near Geomiana Bay Lake Michigan yields birch logs for exhibit. A cross country event is slated, and a lecture by Prof Albert on English history follows. Athletic ticketing and potential freshman usage in first teams stir campus debate ahead of Oklahoma and Colorado games.
Washington Post G A R comrades meet at Post hall Thursday afternoon for the funeral of Davis Bunker at 402 Mississippi Street at 1 30 p m Home services led by G A R officers O W Eggert post commander S J y Chureaul adjutant Marriage licenses issued today by probate court EK H Powell and Murie Sceite and Herbert Rughes and Edith A Corey notary notes a license not issued
Misa Nettie Newmark and Mr Frank Yocum hosted an informal dancing party in the Elk rooms for the bridal party farewell before the wedding. Guests included sisters, bridesmaids, ushers, and numerous relatives arriving from Kansas City, California, Michigan, and other locations for the ceremony and related events.
Last night at the Merchants Athletic Club alleys Brown and Gustafson bowling teams faced off. Brown finished with a total score of 2445 and a high score of 62 dollars. Gustafson posted a total of 2445 with a high score of 62 dollars.
Card of Thanks and community notices from Lawrence feature thanks to relatives for illness and death of Jusland and father, plus invitations, merchandise ads, and service promos. Mentions Colonial Perfumes, Lawrence Steam Laundry, Encyclopaedia Primaurica, coal and insurance offerings, dress goods, and job classifieds. Includes university game notice and local services around 404 Massachusetts and 32 Massachusetts streets.
Wheat and corn price signals show July and May contracts with mixed gains and losses. Pork futures for Oct Oct 15 40 appear in late trading while December and November figures show varied quotes.
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