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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1903
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a hospital, land, and various names with scattered numbers. Details are illegible, but references to a date, a place on Gar Mase St, and possible bids or prices appear. The passage lacks coherent events or actionable items for a fuller summary.
The article reports Captain Reece and a flag officer in interview with Mayor Selig expressing confidence in a ferry route across the river. It describes the ferry’s construction details, a planned church service, and a local library board meeting regarding Carnegie library plans. Other notes include a drowning incident at Topeka, a potential reward, and a forthcoming marriage license notice for Turner and Daisy DeL.
A garbled OCR item references transfers among multiple individuals including Jaremiah Wo Boyd and Gia A Boyd, and Lawrence considerarius. It mentions a water works engineer E. Lbeer from New York, construction of pipes along Kaw River, and potential deadlines. The text is fragmentary but centers on property actions, public works, and personnel connected to a river city project.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a sports or local note with names and places but missing clear action. Readers see scattered initials and letters, offering no decisive event, date, or outcomes to summarize.
An OCR readable fragment shows a bustling city page with numerous personal names, places, and scattered notes. It references visits, banquets, and various people while peppering in dates, locales, and affiliations, but overall lacks a cohesive single report or clear outcome.
A London dispatch reports Shamrock III uses a hollow steel mast of exceptional lightness. Builders claim the spars are lighter and stronger than Shamrock I, with no need for an emergency spare. Despite doubts about withstanding high winds, designers appear satisfied with the result although details remain uncertain.
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