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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1902
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment lists various names, places, and terms with rail and timing references. It mentions Detlingyeee Gon per pete rally and several apparent personal names like Tony and Myles, plus scattered references to meetings, equipment, and schedules. The readable content is fragmented and lacks a coherent event or narrative.
Dr John Quackenbos billed as Columbia emeritus declares hypnotic influence over a young actress producing success and draws fierce criticism from colleagues. The Herald notes mixed reception while detailing experiments, public debate, and implications for psychology and communications.
Fragmented garbled report describes Professor A. D. Houguten of Chicago asserting life can be reproduced chemically within three to five years. He spoke to a New York Evening Journal reporter about discovering an agent that replicates life and challenges natural life, referencing historical chemical ideas and unnamed experiments.
Migrant canal boats are being prepared for shipment to Manila after being towed along the East River. The work involves careful patching and deck piling as crews phase the vessels for the voyage to the foreign event, with attention to cargo and harbor procedures.
A New York skipper aboard the 260 pelts Kanap Klann pours 95 into a Salvation Army kettle off Leaver Street in a quarter and half dollar shower. A crowd cheers as Captain Millens of the steamer Needles aids the stunt, while Roosevelt era politics and White House salutes stir debate.
The text notes endless receptions and the frequent meetings of presidents with reputable organizations in Washington and Baltimore. It mentions the president’s wife receiving various groups and the prevalent practice of calling on the White House residents, while warning that some do not welcome such visits.
A long, garbled account describes a Princeton student requesting a study table from a prominent furniture maker. The device features a curved slide and hinged supports, with a design that proves both curious and impractical. The passage also mingles unrelated notices about medicines and storms.
A Colorado project near Barnum creates a tent living, outdoor laborist colony for early stage consumptives. Backed by Denver businessmen and about twenty physicians, it aims to be self supporting with patients sleeping and eating outdoors and working on fruit lands. Miss Margaret S. Dunne leads the effort, which plans expansion and auxiliary eastern branches to sustain the hospital-free model.
A Baltimore and Ohio express bound for Chicago was targeted Sunday night near Swanton Ohio. The operator was knocked unconscious by a padded club as robbers derailed the train. the assailants fled, pursued by authorities. one witness mentions a discharge of a moldy? weapon and the scene involved a derailing switch and quick air pressure.
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