04 Jun 1903
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
1
Two engineering companies from Fort Leavenworth were en route to Lawrence to construct a bridge across the river, with work expected to relieve floods and improve water access. The dispatch noted readiness of crews, funding, and city relief efforts, including public notices and volunteer support, as they prepared for the overland crossing and river improvements.
In Topeka heavy floods persist with high water and swift currents. Bodies of four missing residents are found west of the city, while many homes are flooded and streets remain impassable. Rescue efforts hindered by damaged infrastructure. rail service reduced to two lines. Local officials debate extra legislative session as the river remains above flood stage.
Confusing dispatch describes Missouri River flooding in Kansas City and across nearby areas. It notes improvised bridges, damaged roads, and the risk to rail lines and river ferries. Officials report extensive water coverage, anticipated repairs, and aid efforts as communities cope with rising waters and evacuation concerns.
A river steamer carrying four at least four children collided and became wedged against the riverbank. Three children drowned as the vessel remained stuck for hours. One child managed to climb to safety and was saved before boats retrieved others. survivors were taken to Hasobsl, Mo. on June 4.
Severe river rise imperils Missouri and Mississippi waterways with levee overtopping feared. Rising waters flood streets and yards while rail yards and major businesses brace for inundation. Public transit halted as elevated railroad access becomes essential for crossing flood zones.
The badly garbled report references uprisings in the Turks and Italians, a Republican convention platform in Cleveland, and President Roosevelt. It notes deaths from a clash near Dyn Lincoln and a crowd in Cleveland listening to speech, with mentions of Wallace’s earth center theory and Boston’s claimed hub of the universe.
Fragmentary OCR note shows unclear names and terms. The readable portion indicates a statement or decision not linked to dates or places, leaving the core event and actors indeterminable.
Fragmented gardening note fragment mentions water, possible bridle or brace, air, and care. Context unclear. no complete actions or names to confirm.
The fragmentary notes describe an evening scene where a pupil or player faces two strikes in a quirky ball game, mentioning a juggling repertory and a jestful tone. Names and places are unreadable, but the mood suggests a lively, improvisational sports or theater moment.
The text sketches fragmented notes on Turkish diplomacy and Mercedonian pledges, with aside commentary on a ninety three year old’s health and a New York social circle’s new court jester James Hazen Uyde. It hints at public interest topics and scattered gossip across early 20th century society.
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