12 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1907
Page
1
A vintage advertisement touts Raymond's Liquid Meat Smoke for fresh meat flavor. Bottles come in 15c, 25c, and 50c sizes, urging readers to try a few drops to achieve smoked meat taste.
The Thaw trial proceeds with Dr Evanston testifying he examined Thaw at the Tombs, noting peculiarities, while other witnesses from Morris Prison and New York visit the defendant. The defense maintains counsel as questions about Thaw’s mental state and heredity surface amid detailed observations of his conduct and reactions during courtroom proceedings.
Iowa lawmakers approve a penny fare measure by a large vote as a publication clause is included. The bill advances to the Senate with a July 4 effective date cited in the report, while opponents warn of possible future changes.
Representative in the house today addressed the body on the recent war talk between Japan and the United States and laughed at rumors of war out of the chamber.
Topeka reports Senator Smith has introduced a bill to reimburse Grimes the $9,000 he paid into the state treasury. Grimes, now in New Mexico, says he appreciates the motive but urges against letting the bill advance. He claims no personal benefit and would accept reimbursement only if both houses approve.
Leavenworth Kansas February 12 news reports Lieutenant Sidney OS. Larhawk released after serving nearly teen deaths. He had been convicted of embedding the company’s funds and related offenses. Details unclear due to damaged text.
fragments indicate a derailment near Easton California with limited readable details. the brief mentions casualties or causes are unclear, but local authorities appear involved and a response or investigation may be underway. further facts are not accessible from the fragment.
In New Britain on February 1, an apparent theft disrupted savings accounts. Treasurer Williams Walker vanished, leaving authorities to prowl for clues. Police and bank officials suspect a larger scheme may be underway as investigators pursue leads.
Mrs Lucy Searcy aged about years died this morning after a lingering illness. She was the daughter of Tay and had lived at Marsens. She had been hospitalized yesterday but was thought to be improving. The funeral will be held from the house Thursday.
Fragmentary text from a New York item dated February 12 mentions an Earl and a possible public event or testimony. Content is garbled with missing phrases and unclear actions, offering limited readable details about people or places.
Five monster engines of the PSD class have been dispatched to Sunt Southern Wattinas cruise Ta scetha and Teerenetive sites on Viedine Heretafore. The trnanced cemponal is considered exclaves and passenger service is planned. These engines feature very large tender capacity and heavy water and fuel loads, enabling long runs with minimal stops between Ottawa and Emporia. The locomotives represent a bold step in fast Crete work, common on western railroads.
A marriage license was issued at Kansas City yesterday to George N. Miss Mary Job McCall of Lawrences, aul Julia C, left yesterday for Madison, of Plattesburg, Mo. Mrs. Margaret, McClung Ewart, who has been very ill with heart disease is slowly improving. Mrs. W. E. Brockelsby is seriously ill at her home 815 East Hancock. Valentines get them at Wolf's. Piano tuning satisfactorily done by experienced man Paul Luckan 1906 New Hampshire street phones 1006.
A storm wrecked a steamer with about two hundred crew aboard. only eight survived. Reports describe bodies washed ashore and widespread loss, with rescuers racing to recover the dead as officials confirm the disaster near a major port. The captain and several officers perished while many passengers and crew were lost at sea.
Clarence Chanler severely injured after an accident at the paper mill. He was pulled into a grinding apparatus and suffered the loss of a hand. He was rushed to hospital for treatment, with bystanders reporting a serious workplace incident.
A chaotic blaze sparked panic as residents fled. officials ordered evacuations and dispatched firefighters to contain the fire near a busy shopping area. No injuries reported, and investigators began identifying the cause.
A fragmented report describes sailors clashing with police after a disturbance. Officers reportedly restrained several individuals while others fled the scene. The incident halted nearby traffic as witnesses observed. Further details and official statements are not readable in the surviving text.
Readable fragments reference Lincoln birthday observance and a society event. Names and precise details are garbled but indicate a local community note about Lincoln’s Birthday. The text mentions a date context and a couple of people connected to the observance in a distant setting.
Readable fragments describe troop movements near an unnamed location with references to San Salva and other coded terms. The piece lacks clear dates, organizations, or outcomes, leaving the status and actors uncertain.
Senate approves a new Pure Food Law amid debate on standards and enforcement. Law aims to regulate labeling, safety inspections, and producer accountability to protect consumers nationwide.
The railroad commission faces a February 12 deadline on proposed fare reductions of two cents. Officials consider reductions amid ongoing tariff discussions and public objections.
Deputies convicted an unnamed individual after a chaotic incident involving taped papers and a secure area. The suspect faced a fine after being found in possession of contraband and was released on 500 band.
J R B Kenyon buys and sells farms and improved property and offers telephone and street contact at 731 Mass Street. The firm serves as the Jamestown Exposition headquarters, providing exposition literature and information on railroad routes and rates to the event.
The King Hotel at 831 Vermont St. is under new management. Mr. and Mrs. John Shields of Ottawa Kansas have refurnished it thoroughly and fitted up all rooms in first class shape and invite patrons to their经营.
A packed house enjoyed the Elks Minstrels last night with Hinsley hailed as a great success. Performers were praised for their effective work and loud applause, and a repeat show was announced for the evening with more acts and lively response from the audience.
Amusements features a scrambled note on theatrical acts and performances with mentions of stage acts and chorus numbers. It includes local sales items such as gas fixtures at L. F. Conklin’s and fashion goods at Rosen’s and Smith’s News Depot, plus Sylvan nut goodies and salted almonds at Wiedemann’s. The fragmentary text references a minstrel parade and a performer named Bob, with pricing for a modern hut and a light advertising tone throughout.
Topeka social and personal news items list calls, visits, and itineraries. Several residents, including Pravk Jennings, Miss Julia Thetipaun, and Miss Mary Reata, travel to Kanree City, Leavenworth, and Topeka. The Priscilla Club meetings, Whist sessions, and Valentine events populate the week, with guests hosted by Mrs. Charles Elwell, Mrs. Willis, and Mrs. J.W. Perkins among others.
Fragmentary ad lists a sale near the city with unclear item names and street location. The readable parts mention a sale, street name, and seller.
Real estate ad for five properties including on Louisiana Tennessee Rhody and My For street, with outbuildings curbing walks and paid sewer, $1500. Barn priced at $110 cash. A 14x22 structure valued $250. East Warren area rental offers and a grocery store ad by Wm. Messenheimer with full line groceries and meats. Valentines in Bayles store and a pipe shop promotion at Smith's News Depot.
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