15 Feb 1906
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1906
Page
1
Fragmented ad text lists attorneys and law services with scattered names and firms, plus ads for carpet beating and shoe repair. The readable portion mentions abstract titles and legal practice on second floor and various names, likely from a classified page.
A Nebraska case involves an offer to refund money and alleged fraud. The document cites Crowe and Cadahy with sworn statements and court orders concerning a $24,000 claim. Details are garbled but imply admission of fault and defense objections during a trial.
Disjointed OCR text notes veterans marching and voicing objections tied to Confederate era policy. It mentions county, President house references, and tensions over a proposed action. Names and precise places are unclear due to fragmentary source.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a fatal bridge accident near Mrs Fren liss' sigma store and references Carrie Nation in jail. It mentions urgent meat orders and a prompt delivery service at West Warren Street. Names and dates are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a crime and a local business context.
An old ad fragment markets cheap painting supplies and talking machines. It promotes Edison phonographs, Stitten’s Puc Store, and Dick Bros Paint and Stain with phrases promising ease and readiness for spring. The garbled text mentions addresses and product lines.
A cluttered notice lists Barie's Heth phones 314 and Kentucky and Lee streets features, promoting fresh salmen halibut and codfish with prices to notice. It also advertises carpet cleaning by Dick Bros and Olm snd's Cold Cure plus a weather related remark about coal and plant care amid coal weather.
Albany reports Amory of New York charges District Attorney Jerome with corruption and bribery involving Metropolitan Railway Company officials. He accuses Jerome of protecting officers, cites alleged conspiracy and misappropriation of funds, and seeks Governor Higgins’ removal. A hearing before a committee is set for next Wednesday.
Reports indicate Santa Fe officials prepare for a possible coal strike. Preparations include securing supplies and mobilizing personnel while monitoring industrial tensions and potential work stoppages. Officials warn of heightening risk and seek to maintain essential services amidst labor unrest.
Fragmented OCR text from the Washington state department report discusses international boycotts and trade tensions. It describes nonviolent prospects and imagery tied to the trade, with unclear references to northern and southern effects and official statements denying violence.
Fragmentary report describes a steamer on rocks near Algesiras Spain affecting shipping between Liverpool and Devonian routes. It notes a new price and freight concerns tied to Mauracoun reforms and a political decision influential to transit.
Fragmented OCR lists names, music pieces, and remarks with no coherent event. Mentions of church, sermons, and a drugstore ad fragment suggest mixed notices. No identifiable person, organization, or date forms a clear news item to summarize.
A local event tonight features Kesmeruter and Baci's band performing at Frater Sav Art Hall. Doors open at eight with a grand air and a fund-raising concert backing the band.
A fresh shipment of Haltimore oyster was received at Thudioma amid chaotic notes. The passage mentions local people and meetings about river protection, with concern over spring high water and potential flood hazards.
The farmers institute will meet at the courthouse tomorrow morning beginning at run time. The program includes talks on dairying on farms and corn breeding. Pres Nichols and Lienents of dairying will speak. shortages in wheat culture are noted. a corn contest will be distributed.
Chanutt Kansas court records show Roy King pleaded guilty in a petit larceny case. He received a light term after the robbery, with a possible similar outcome for a co-defendant. The scattered report notes prior arrests and a brief imprisonment in Chanute.
Prof B Miller will lecture on venzyme compounds before the University of Kansas society this evening. J L Robinson of Yale Lab and Elmer Vo McColhich have contributed to the article on venzine compounds, with multiple instructors at Kansas University reading proofs. Raymond’s Cold Taliets offered as first aid amidst the cold wave.
Three hundred women from the National Equal Suffrage Association petitioned the Senate committee for the right to vote. They later moved to the Senate gallery to monitor the joint school bill debate and pressed for its passage.
The Phi Beta Kappa spring election at the university selected seniors for membership with 15 names listed including Grace Whiawatha Maud Clan sas City and Kansas City candidates. A new law restricts voting to faculty members only to reduce fraternity partisanship, elevating this honor within Greek letters.
Fragmentary notes describe a vague West Virginia scene with mentions of a presidential or legal context, plus references to fashion items including new neckwear and a shop or street setting. The readable parts include terms like Meade, branch, poles, and aquiline style, suggesting a bustling local event or market with attire updates and possible political chatter.
Readable bits mention individuals and items but lack clear events or context. The fragmentary text references persons such as Gall and Brive and mentions eyes or optician terms, but no cohesive incident, place, or date is discernible. Further readable context is needed to craft a proper summary.
Workmen building the University gymnasium were forced to halt excavation yesterday due to weather. This marks the first weather-related stoppage since excavation began over two months ago. Fresh flabbut and Salmon and Cattish at Bartz's. Both phones 314.
State auditor Seth G Wells compelled the commissioners of the state sinking fund to formalize a 23000 purchase of government bonds. The first purchase was deemed improper for not following legal procedure. An afternoon meeting directed a 24000 warrant on the state language fund to pay for bonds bought in New York.
Fragmented telegraph style text describes Puroni tate toley and Representative Looungworth in the U S House during a brief session. Mentions roll call and leave of absence with equipment and duties unclear amid garbled lines.
The new pastoral comedy will be seen nationwide this season. The tour covers an immense area from Portland Maine to Portland Oregon in the north and New Orleans to Galveston in the south, spanning the eastern and western bounds.
Kansas City Kansas February 15 E A Enright withdraws from the Republican race in Kansas second district leaving Henry J Allen of Ottawa and Charles F Scott as remaining contenders for the at large seat He announced his name would not be filed for consideration at the primary on March 24 for the electors nomination
Domestic and imported gas globes advertised at Raymond's Drug along with new spring suits and jackets. Henderson corsetry priced from 60 cents to 5 dollars. Absolute guarantees offered with every fountain pen sold at Smitha's News Depot. Mrs J U Shearer, St Mass street.
A brief item notes Corn on the Ear at Masters Home with a score of 68. The line records a local event or contest result tied to a named place. Details are sparse but the numeric result 68 stands as the outcome.
Fine Tailoring offers orders for men's suits and shirts. Also makes ladies' coats and dresses to order. View spring and summer samples and new styles. Dry cleaning and delivery services available. J. H. Hinton, 7% Mem. m. Ball, phone 067 red.
Social and personal items list travel to Onsahia Neb Olathe and Kansas City visits. mentions of Miss Katherine Manderbach Miss Grace Hayward Miss Caroline Snyder Area Five Hundred club gatherings and various hostesses at 1324 Ohio street and Rhode Island street.
J M Neville promotes a Colorado excursion next Tuesday offering investment value in land for alfalfa and sugar beet farming. He claims assured water rights with a lovery deed, a beat ditch in the state, and easy terms at one fifth down, inviting readers to consult at 60 Mass St Lometel 509.
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