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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1902
Page
1
A physician named Bices was removed from a residence linked to Connie Clicul atterr Bhunett. Williephone details unclear in the fragment but indicates a medical or custodial action involving the named individuals and location.
Wilkesbarre Pa Oct 18 President Mitchell arranged the details for Monday's miners convention. A large amount of work is needed to handle the delegates, with plans to complete all details soon. If precedents hold, the gathering will be closed to the public and Mitchell may deliver an address afterward. No new strike developments were reported.
A U S Army private at Fort McPherson is believed to be George Boureus of Sullivan County Missouri, suspected in the 1894 Meeks family murder in Sullivan, Massachusetts. He reportedly confessed to a fellow soldier who betrayed him, and letters and photos allegedly linking him to Taylor were found.
London reports Dr William H Bates a New York physician famed for a disappeared mind after an operation in Bay of River ship. He had been engaged to a tennis player in Newport and returned to his office before leaving instruments for brain surgery. His mind has been largely blank since. In Chicago, Wholesale Grocers Helpers' union began a strike demanding wage contracts as 1,000 members seek better terms.
Feeneh Workmes Want mbaorter Hoars and Fensions Paris Oct 18 The general confedera tion of labor may consider a strike of all trades unions of France in favor of eight hoars work per day old age pensions etc as demanded by striking miners The minera' strike continues peacefully Leaders declare 160 000 men out
Westbound Sioux City passenger train on the Omaha road collided with the Des Moines train early this morning. Several passengers were injured and the rear sleeper of the Des Moines train was wrecked. The Des Moines train stood on a switch waiting for the Sioux City train to pass when the accident occurred. The impact telescoped the sleeper. injuries included facial wounds and bruises. Local physicians cared for the injured until the wreck was cleared and traffic resumed.
A Wisconsin man named Keess, a well known barker of Dadgeuills, was found dead in his hotel room in Marisao on December 18. Authorities believe he woke in the night, attempted to light the gas, turned on the electric light, and left the gas burning. He was about 70 years old.
The Venezuelan consul general reports a sweeping victory after seven days of bloody combat. Three thousand casualties are reported in the rebel camp as General Castro communicates the victory in Caracas on October 18.
Neaeeh la the pete Hetelateg Tinea & Be Menentien in Herlin Ot on 18 during the debate over the tariff bill Baron Von Warxuobeim of the Farmers' union caused a scene after Chancellor Vor Nugluw's blow Thursday destroyed any chance of passage. The incident sparked excitement and accusations that continued Caprivi era policies threaten the monarchy.
Dover Del Oct 18 Gov Huan and Secretary of State Layon prepared a proclamation calling an extraordinary session of the legislature awaiting signature. Quay and conferees from two factions pressed for a compromise to elect two Republican US senators for two and five years and one Republican congressman from Delaware. Both parties plan to move quickly if needed.
News from New York to Washington reports Harold Shafter Howard son of the Spring Valley Water company Oakland California president and cousin of General Shafter is confined in Bolievue hospital insane pavilion after a nervous attack. Other dispatches note Danish West Indies treaty prospects uncertainty and Kruger’s Riviera visit health dependent stay. Kansas lawyers John Howard Barnes and George A Chase admitted to practice before DC courts. Columbia Missouri public building site selection confirmed. Luther Missouri post office name change to Noser Mills. Crawford Day County Dakota Territory post office established with Ed and D. Altes as postmasters. Secretary Root approves fortifications plan and district design for new field gue.
New York reports Mrs Kectel Richman wife of a wealthy merchant was adjudged insane after being arrested in Alexandria Bay on a July case involving jewels worth over 25 000 and 400 dollars missing from Dr and Mrs Delabarre during a wedding trip. Investigation located the money in Mrs Richman’s room and she and her husband were held for the grand jury.
Gilbert Mullins and Bou Ularx, two inmates described as Connecticut prisoners, were found to be plotting to escape during a murder trial at Leavenworth. A bootlegged key and torn shackles were recovered, suggesting an attempt to break from custody as guards noticed activity near the courthouse. The incident follows reports of a coiled plan during crowded corridor movement. The president, Roosevelt, remains at Oyster Bay and will not travel for two weeks due to medical advice influencing inauguration attendance.
In Madison attorney general Hicks issues opinion that women are eligible to vote in the constitutional amendment extending the term of the state superintendent of schools. The notice mentions a separate case in Topeka where a man named Piper was convicted for murder, received a twenty year sentence, and a temporary release on bond.
A morning meeting at Journal Hall elected officers for the coming year. Provident Col. O. E. Learnard. vice president Clark Komas. secretary W D Greason. treasurer Geo. W. Mario. Visitors view golf and tennis, then a football game. church invitation and Bible study events announced for Sunday.
Lawrence residents greet visitors and host events as Tocap visitors travel from Topeka, Kansas City, and nearby towns. Many names—Grosvenor, Shellay, Wilder, Reed, Moore, and Belden—appear at social gatherings, weddings, and inaugurations at the University of Kansas, with trips to Chicago, New York, and Denver noted alongside local engagements and meetings.
A fragmented report outlines inventors proposing substitutes for coal to ease shortages. It describes a system to convert fibers and waste into fuel via new processes, patents, and potential markets, while noting trials and proposals from Edison relatives and other experts. The piece references trials in Philadelphia and St. Louis with discussions of patents and industrial adoption.
Fragmented wire report lists Chicago grain prices for May and November contracts, with specifics on corn oats and pork futures. It notes the Grand Trunk Railway service from Chicago to Detroit and New York, emphasizing fast travel and comfortable accommodations aboard sleeping cars and vestibule coaches.
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