05 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1907
Page
1
Miss Matie Morgan at Mrs. Patterson on SYT Ma. street offers hair dressing including shampooing manicuring and massaging. The ad promotes Dr. Sarah E. Carruthers osteopath physician with residence and office at 1006 Shoda Inland street.
The trial continues as Dr. Wiley, Thaws family physician and insanity expert, faces a grilling by Gleason and Jerome on hereditary insanity and the Stanford White case. The proceedings include interruptions, expert testimony wars, and Thaws reaction as observers note his tense demeanor and his wife visiting at the courtroom.
Kuhne team totals 2309 with Henley’s 502 pins the high game Morris adds 2216 and Morris 483 as high for Morris. Odd aside notes the line about hunting times follows the bowling results.
The town debates forward growth or delay. The Kelly proposition is hailed as the biggest project, promising more than all prior efforts. Residents are urged to support expansion to keep Lavrecte from stagnation.
Unclear fragmentary note mentions aprid vine Peetu and cider context. No verifiable event or entities clearly present to summarize into a factual news item with date or organization.
A fierce storm devastates the town, tearing roofs and flooding streets. Residents scramble for shelter as emergency crews assess damage and coordinate relief efforts in the aftermath.
Fragmentary 19th century text describes delays in dispatches to Washington about diverted cable from the VES rod to the Chiewu Tribune and the Japanes e tod IS. It mentions conveyance to a wal of Pieter and relates to Arab ve Nt perlent, with people involved uncertainly referenced.
Snow and icy conditions blanket Kansas with Topeka area reporting widespread travel delays. Officials urge caution as roads remain slick and temperatures drop, impacting commuters and local services. Deb updates and advisories reflect frigid conditions across the region.
Fragmented dispatches report a Kansas town hit by a blaze and a severe cold wave across Nebraska and neighboring states. The excerpt notes a tornado warning and lingering war rhetoric in local papers amid the frigid conditions and ongoing regional strife.
A terse, unclear report notes a family involved in a frozen or chilled incident with limited readable details. Names, dates, and places are not discernible in the fragment.
Cold in St Paul. Mary Anthony Dead. Local note records a death with minimal readable details and no additional context.
Mary 8. aint life long coe er with Sisan B Anthony died yesterday. The report details Frank Schneck of Lawrence held on murder charges after a gruesome scene described in court notes. Residents say the family was found dead with no emotion shown by the suspect.
Miss Augusta Cottlow of New York, acclaimed pianist in Europe and America, appears at Fraser Hall tomorrow at 5 PM in what promises to be the year's most important piano recital as Lawrence shows growing interest in such events.
Local society items describe May Letters events, visits and entertainments at Vermont Street and nearby homes. Mrs. Kine and Miss Clara Kr participate in gatherings as guests travel to Texico and Buenos Aires styles appear in social rounds. A birthday club dinner and Fraternal Aid event feature prominent residents and an orchestra in Central Park events.
Naville's Gores offers a 10 acre farm 50 miles from Chicago two miles to timber. Priced at 5 350 per acre. Seeks Douglas county property in exchange.
Miss Augusta Cottlow will perform at Fraser Hall tomorrow night as part of the diversity concert series. The program includes MacDowell's Tray and Liszt pieces The Sermon to the Birds and Tarantello, a Chopin group, and other works. Admission 50 cents.
An old newspaper fragment notes activity around valentine gifts and local sales. It mentions Lowney Cake and Bell chocolates at Mrs Prax home store, Miss 1195 pM, and a Missouri Glee Club Fraternal Aid event hosted by J Boyle at 725 Mass St with tickets seventy five cents.
The funeral for Jay Trout will be held tomorrow at 10 30 from the family residence at 1127 Ohio shest. An advertisement for Dick Bros. Frostine offers toys and valentines from F. J. Boyles at 725 Mass St.
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