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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1906
Page
1
Sept 1 dispatch reports Cuba facing rising government suspicion of political opponents and even trusted veterans pace committee members. The regime reportedly doubts many allies as it seeks to push peace efforts amid internal tensions.
In New York and St Louis Bryan argued for government ownership of railroads, saying the railroads have claimed government power but must serve the people. He addressed delegates and the public, praising fair dealing and a square deal while noting the governor's absence due to illness. The speech framed railroads as servants to the people and warned against seizing power.
Fragmented notices mix horse racing results with prison escape reports and political developments. Key items include a trotting event ending in a photo finish, an inmate escape recaptured near Muskogee, a Missouri forgery case, and a Democratic state convention signaling Governor Adams’ nomination. The chewed text also references ongoing theater, gas mantle ads, and commercial notices from Haymond’s and Kennedy X Ernst.
In New York on September 1, delegates adjourned without a decision on whether the Independence League will back a straight party ticket or fuse with Democrats for the governor’s race. Hearst spoke later, with reports split on his stance, while campaign managers suggested conflicting positions. A separate item notes a yacht capsize near Labrador with all aboard drowned, and Spain signs a reform ordinance ending weeks of agitation.
News briefs report disquieting mail advices from China amid anti foreign sentiment in America and a rising political party propagating. A steamer will pick up Banker Stensland in Gibraltar for New York, and local notices mention charity events, home services, piano rentals, school supplies, skin care products, and a transfer company with a focus on pure spices.
The Central team defeated the Boys of Wooderall in a closely watched local contest held May. Voters praised fair play and strong organization with Frank Sagers praising the turnout and the campaign's earnest effort. The result, announced after a slow count, highlighted solid generalship and community interest.
The article reports that the Piang Factory project appears practically assured and in operation soon. It notes alleged promoter involvement by the Webers, pledged subscriptions with interest, and expectation that Lawrence will manufacture more planes than any western town once funding is secured.
A handwritten notice to theater patrons explains advance seat sales for the com pany at Woodward's and warns of phone line delays. It endorses Lt company touring and cites Mr. Armle booked for September 1d, noting his summer performances and strong rep show.
Miss Praneds Shryrock arrives from Kansas City to visit Mis aabery Stevans James Wlissa lead of the Webse company will arrive tomorrow on business. AW Carter spent yesterday in Isape City. Jet Watkins will go to Lake shakes today. The Pos BE of the north Lawhenes Christian church will give an ice cream social on the church lawn this evening. Alex Mitchell Shar l Woodward Joe Rady leary Auber Marty Teck and George Davis went to La compton last evening to hear Charles Scott speak. T J. Lamont left today for stafford for a time. Lawrence friends have received the wedding announcement of Miss Alice Spencer and Mr Ernest McWayne of Malden Mass. Mrs McWayne has not been here for years. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs JI K Spencer. Mrs Scott Hopkins Miss Edna Hopkins and Miss Gleed will gate Lawrence Wednesday night where Miss Hopkins and Miss Gleed will enter the University. Topeka Journal. Students will find the best rooms listed in the Journal want column. Read it carefully every meaning. Theme paper by the pound at Boughton s Justafsoo is the college jeweler.
Citizens are urged to visit Ecke’s Economy Store to find inexpensive items for students and daily needs. The ad touts Direct Action Gas ranges and low alarm clocks at $1, with claims of long-term savings. It also references Lawrence Transfer Co and real estate pitches in Live Oak County Texas among scattered listings.
Evalyn Vaughan, once the leading socialite in a college town, is hailed as the ideal college widow for the Easter company in the Colleza Widow revival. She rose from Kansas University amateur theatricals to Kansas City stock, now pursuing a serious stage career under the name Avalyn Vaughan.
Ten Eberhardt families from Lawrence and nearby areas plan a reunion this Friday at South Park. Relatives from across the state and neighboring Douglas County will attend, with the gathering expected to be a large turnout and highlight for the clan this year.
Secretary of the Cransurey Sterling denied reports of direct Cuban government talks with Washington. Government officials claim the administration can handle the situation. Ex-Congressman Sr. Meiberty, clerk of the House, Manuel Secades, not EH Meth, Juan Ramon Iraril, and others were arrested today in Havana amid political shifts.
In St Louis on Sept 21 the oil custer hearing resumed with 17 Clay Wieres as principal witness. Attorney General Madiey said he aims to finish taking testimony this month so all interests can be sent to the Louisiana Supreme Court at the Jeliber teru.
A disputed rumor from Norfolk reaches Washington as the State and Navy departments discuss measures to protect American shipping. Officials consider options amid tense international chatter and potential action.
The Smith brothers of Sikeston Charles B M Smith James E Smith and Rex Smith are accused of holding forty two enslaved Black people two of whom are women in a peonage scheme in a United States district court before Judge Bdillock.
The cruiser Des Moines sailed for the Florida coast in search of filibusters believed to be near or in Cuba. Several men are said to be seeking arms for insurgents and are considered pending actions or imminent threats.
Read as a sliced notice page. Mentions Gustafson buying goods and selling promised items. References Prof Miller and Rockefeller with a healing claim. Notes a September 12 meeting for No 7 at the hall. Mentions Wiedenmann Walt's grade books Boughton's school supplies Hughes Dick and various shop prompts and product pitches.
A cluttered advertisement offers school materials at Rough-20b’s and household items at 3 Massachusetts Street. It promotes gas mantels, globes, and "one stitch in time" savings, with an International Correspondence Schools window display at Water Company offices from September 7 to 14 and a 20 percent discount.
St Louis reports a large reception for William Jennings Bryan with former governors Stanard and Dockery, United States Senator Stone, and other prominent Democrats. Bryan, greeting crowds at the station, attends breakfast at the Motes Jetersen and plans to visit Kansas City on September 2. He expresses pride in Missouri and says Missourians are his friends.
Troops swept Warsaw at night raiding about one thousand houses, detaining many children used by terrorists to escape suspicion. Most arrestees were Jewish, as forces move to curb violent moves.
In a public parade yesterday an unidentified gunman shot and killed the Chief of Police Griged at a local branch of a bank. The suspect fled the scene as officers pursued him. Authorities sealed the area and began investigations into the motive and details of the shooting.
In Philadelphia on September 11 a traveling salesman’s wife, Mrs Mourris K Lewis, aged twenty eight to thirty, was found murdered in a closet. The victim, left with her infant child nearby, died from a basket wound to the throat and showed signs of a struggle. No suspect or clear motive was identified.
A rumor of insolvency sparked a run on the Pullman Savings Bank in Pullman Illinois. Officials declared the bank in excellent condition and backed by the Pullman Company with substantial wealth.
Lawrence residents share visits and travel notices from Kansas City Chicago and Tulsea Cal. Mrs George Liges and Miss Margaret Mitewell visit St Joseph before returning home. Mr Eric Owens and others travel, weddings and engagements noted, dances and meetings announced, plus local business notices and school items.
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