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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1905

Page

4

Record Coldest February in Kansas City in Years

The city logged extreme subzero readings from 30 to 22 below, with Dr. F H Bnow noting 20 below at KU and 28 to 30.5 below at various sites. February records from 1599 and other years are cited as residents shivered, coal piles melted, and institutions faced fuel shortages amid stubborn northwest winds.

F. H. .Bnow University of Kansas Mercury Santa Fe Kaw River Dr. Snow

Hagerman Pass noted in Colorado Midland steel engraving

Classified style listing notes real estate for sale and rent in GEO, A. Flory Farms and city properties with loans offered by Fred Whitman and G. Speers Denver. Mentions rail travel via Colada Midland, rooming in F. A. building, and local shopping items at Raymond's News Depot and Lawrence Gas Co. Also advertises photo supplies and band events at Fraternal Aid hall February 1905.

Hagerman Pass Hocky Mountain Colorado Midland G. H Speers Denver

Miss M A Kelso Dead In West Town Home

Miss M A Kelso died at her home last night at midnight from consumption after a long illness. She was patient and cheerful, sister to Clarence and Ezra Kelso. Funeral at 2 30 PM tomorrow from 715 Mississippi Street, burial private.

M. A. Kelso Miss Kelso Clarence Ezra Kelso Clarence Kelso Mississippi Street

Cold Weather Forces School Closings and Coal Shortage

Central school dismissed two rooms and Quincy school upper floor closed due to bitter cold. City schools open but coal shortages hamper heating for Haske ll institute and others. Railroads struggle to deliver fuel. post office and local events suffer minor disruption while community activities and notices continue as residents adapt to the weather.

Central Quincy

Pneumonia death and city aid notes in local items

Mrs. Rachel Blankenship, 41, wife of Thomas Blankenship, died of pneumonia at home on Jaincy street. Burial from the home tomorrow at 2 PM. The city’s poor relief saw few calls amid the cold spell, with elderly residents most in need. Also, Shore Acres contest draws attention, court-house jury backlog grows, and local ads urge spring purchases and job offers as sidewalks remain slick. Endsley Jones shows slight decline in health today.

Rachel Blankenship Thomas Blankenship Dast Jaincy Street

Coastings Accident On Adama Street Hill Injures Several

A sled carrying fourteen on a six block Adama street hill excursion collided with a coal wagon Saturday night. Laura Marvins arm fractured H P Greens knee crushed Fred Coston leg broken others minor. Speed near forty miles an hour. End of coasting parties likely. Also Shore Acres at the opera house Wednesday promises strong entertainment from the No 1 company amid a Journal held contest.

Shore Acres Opera House Journal Adama Street Laura Marvin H. P. Green Fred Coston Fort Scott Shore Acrea No 1

Valentines Latest and Best at Keeler's

The body of Mrs. Carrie Eldridge widow of Col W Eldridge will be brought to Lawrence tomorrow morning by Judge O B Learnard Jr who was called east by her illness. Funeral arrangements will be made later and the services held from the home of Mr Paul Learnard on South Massachusetts Street. Mrs Eldridge died at Dundee New York where she was raised and came to Lawrence in 1870 as Col Eldridges wife living there until his death about six years ago. She was about 78 years old. Mrs IA M Mathaws of Coffeyville Kansas will arrive tonight and Mr and Mrs W B Learnard are expected tomorrow for the funeral with arrangements to be made after their arrival.

Carrie Eldridge W. Eldridge Lawrence O. B. Learnard, Jr Paul Learnard Massachusets Street Eldridge Dundee New York

Social notes and arrivals in town

Mr. E Eldridge from Kansas City visited his mother Mrs. Torbert over Sunday. The Ladies Literary League plans a meeting with Mrs. Olney tomorrow afternoon. Arthur Nazeltine, stenographer for W R Stubbs, came from Topeka to visit friends Sunday. The Sigma Chis issued invitations for their annual party at Fraternal Ald hall on Tuesday February 21. Jayde Smart arrived late to open court due to a delayed Southern Kansas train. Rogers McClannahan Burnett of Lecompton were in town. Will Spurlock, Geary county clerk for nine years, was here today called to Lawrence by his sister’s sickness in Chant township. The Vhi Gams gave a sleigh ride and supper at Buermann’s Saturday evening.

E. (. Eldridge Kansas City Torbert Ladies Literary League F. H. Olney Arthur Nazeltine W. R. Stubbs Topeka Sigma Chis Thea Aldhall Jayde Smart Jto Southern Kansas Mesors Rogers McClannahan Burnett Lecompton Will Spurlock Junction City Geary County Lawrence Theagh Chant Township Vhi Gams Buermanh

Florenice Gale Stars in You Like It at New York Theatre

Florenice Gale and company present the comedy in New York with cast names including Rosalind played by Gale and Touchstone by Paul Taylor. The program lists roles and scenes from Act I through V and notes Epilogue by Miss Gale.

Febis Alex Paunceford Sylvius Phoebe William Holden Audry Oliver West Pheba Gertruda Fowler William William Goodall Jaques da Bola Orlando Oliver John Borden Woodland Quartette

Century club Valentine party and campus events

The University of Kansas calendar lists a Valentine's party by the Century club for tomorrow night. G W Gibson spoke on Adrenaline at the physiology conference this morning. G T Dodds to entertain for Mrs Bruce, YWCA State secretary, Tuesday evening. Sophomores to host a dance Friday. Pythian half Friday. Engineer Carl Shellar advances a gas engine project with castings. Adah Chapter No 3 Eastern Star to meet tomorrow. funeral for Sister Alice Kelap Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. and notices for boarders at 1132 Tanneese Street remain.

Century Club G. W. Gibson G. T. Dodds Bruce Y. W C.A. Twe Ily Pythian Shellar Gaz Adah Chapter No.3 Order of the Eastern Star Kenel Keeler Mississippi Street Alice Kelap Mississippi Ancle Realer A. Addis

Right Idea and Winter Plans at Iola Record

The Iola Record notes Lawrence has the right idea to raise funds in winter for a spring band stand. A drug store promo mentions Raymond's Vanilla and Cyclone cameras. a mention of wine prices in Italy appears in the same context as small cost quotes.

Lawrence Iola Raymond

Bitter cold grips area with blizzard winds

Still 2820 weather shows a harsh cold wave from Saturday into Sunday with subzero temperatures. Thermometers fall to 7 to 1 degrees below zero Sunday morning as a stiff north wind drives a light snow and keeps readings well below zero despite sheltered spots.

State bonds: call for canceling Lawrence issued bonds

The article reports a push to cancel $100,000 city bonds issued by Lawrence at the founding of the state university. It cites pressure on the state school fund commission, calls for a legislature act to cancel the bonds on the face, and to return them to Lawrence authorities after proper accounting.

the Holtar The Journal State School Fund Commission Lawrence State University Trarper County Missouri County Guo Mallet

Shore Acres Boxes Contest Ends at Opera House

Nearly fifty contestants entered the Shore Acres boxes contest for the play’s presentation at the opera house. By noon today forty six entries were in, up to four hundred words drawn from the two words Shore Acres. Winners will receive boxes for Wednesday night with club seats.

Shore Acres Opera House

World Items and Anecdotes From Across the Globe

A jumble of world notes mentions thefts of diamonds from South African mines, a Robespierre waistcoat sold in Paris, a planned monument to Celsius Calvert in Baltimore, and Pio Cantra's advisory role to Pope Leo XIII. Other items touch on Glasgow’s street railways, London entertainment costs, Milwaukee seating, a tall Mexican steel chimney, London revival forecasts, a horse owner lawsuit in Blackpool, and reflections on life certificates, walking sticks in Athens, and 70 percent pauperism in Britain linked to drink. A military balloon landed at a English lunatic asylum amid crowd reception.

Robespierre Paris Society of Colonial Wars Celsius Calvert Lord Baltimore Pio Cantra Pape Leo XIII Glasgow Scotland London Milwaukee Mexico America Mosors Torrey and Alexander James Lucas Blackpool England Liverpool Jen Maclaren Fashivn Hence Mano Athens Habla Great Britain Germany Hatten Elijah

Origin of Lloyds first underwriting and growth of Lloyds

A historical note explains how Lloyds coffee house in London sparked the first underwriting when two men issued a contract and a guarantor signed. The venture expanded as more patrons joined, giving rise to a major European marine insurance and rating firm. The report also notes Colorado Supreme Court upholding capital punishment, with four murderers to be executed after a long delays.

Mediterranean Xuarantora Lloyd's Coffee House London Tin Town Collea Fousa Roarmatime Agency SUH Coffee Iouse Supreme Court of Colorado Levi

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