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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1903
Page
3
Fragmented notes recount a long inquiry touching on a mother and children, with references to a grand jury and possible court actions. The garbled text mentions Lieut and jurists, events at Carthage, and various names, but fails to give coherent facts or outcomes.
The readable lines describe adjusting a valve to produce differing ore speeds from slow to quick depending on valve position. It references a caster Yeti and a GAS SLAVE supplying fuel, with phrases about turning and dying to gy yul-iure the Vaive. The passage is incoherent and garbled.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a government action about allotting lands to Native Americans, mentioning a scout or official named Scott and a place related to a work or ward. The readable text is garbled with incomplete names and dates, preserving no clear outcome or participants beyond the general topic.
Notice filed by registered pharmacists at 147 Massachusetts Street Lawrence Douglas County Kansas requesting a permit to sell intoxicating liquor for medical scientific and mechanical purposes only. Hearing set May 15 at 2 o'clock in the Probate Office. Also notice of final settlement in the Mary S Johnston estate with executor George Innes to appear April 15 for final accounting and attorney fees.
A northeast gale hit New York shore early yesterday with high tides and cold rain. It caused extensive damage along New Jersey and Long Island coasts, washing away bath houses at Coney Island and Rockaway, damaging ships in Staten Island bay and affecting several vessels and piers.
The ninth biennial convention of the American Committees of the Workt You Werner's Christian associaet View opened yesterday afternoon with remarks from officials and delegates. The program included sessions on reform, education, and community work, with statements from leaders and announcements of upcoming regional meetings and initiatives. The report notes attendance by regional delegates and coverage of the convention's broader goals within religious and civic outreach.
The report fragment mentions a house passage after amendments to a betting chase, notes on the Gulf Way charter from Guthrie to the Gulf of Messena, and references to people and places like South Musalester and N.Y. It also includes a long jumble of names, medical ads, and testimonials about remedies, with no coherent single event.
An elderly note touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble, Bright's disease, and diabetes, claiming dramatic relief after two bottles. It blends testimonials with ads and references to local places and events, including an explosion fatalities and mine incidents in West Virginia and Missouri, and a brief note on Dr Thomas' Electric Oil for injuries.
A frenzied mob attacked a jailholding a Black man after a rumor of theft. Police and citizens fought to protect the prisoner as violence swept the streets, several fires were started, and the mob eventually forced the jail and hanged the suspect. Multiple fatalities reported as authorities struggled to resume order.
Subscribers are required to settle at the office or with the carrier for the coat of town. Local ticket takers have no authority to collect money. The notice warns subscribers against unauthorized collection and directs proper payment channels.
A garbled OCR page cites Roosevelt era themes, a wartime march, and a parade narrative with scattered names and places. It weaves military references, medical remedies, and political mentions across a misty April timeline, culminating in scattered notes on personnel and events.
When colds and grip prevail in McDuff Virginia Joseph D Willfame credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with curing a deep and mating attack of teerippe after trying several other preparations with no effect Forts by Barbar area.
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