17 Jun 1903
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1903
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment mentions rats bees and worms with unclear context and two tab characters. The text reads like a stray note and lacks coherent details for a full news item. No identifiable people places or organizations are clearly present.
Proclamation by Governor Bailey orders a special session of the legislature in Topeka starting June 24 to address flood damage, reconstruction needs, and emergency funding after widespread destruction and bridge losses across affected counties.
The text appears as garbled OCR from a local page, mentioning names like Jaca Litter Serv and Measprox Fravsy Joste. It references exchanges, figures such as ¢2a0 and tegreg, and a reply to envorer Prarcy, with unclear place or event context and no coherent narrative.
An old, garbled report discusses immigration and attitudes toward newcomers, noting past waves from various nations. It references Germans and Swedes in wartime eras, shifts in policy, and figures about arrivals, with focus on how public sentiment and enforcement changed over decades.
June 17 reports from Potawatomie detail cool weather and expected yield for potatoes this year. Farmers anticipate high digging activity as acreage holds steady. bids have reached 1.15 dollars per cwt amid rising demand and potential market pressure.
Jumbled OCR text fragment with scattered words and dates lacking clear narrative. Reads like stray notes on events, names, and times, with no coherent story to summarize into a single news item.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person named Longo and a mother figure, with references to covered something, hunts, and a court, set in London. The text is incomplete and many names and actions are unclear.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous names, places, and actions with scattered references to officials, naval topics, a death, and appointments. Notable elements include Admiral Coghlan, Rear Admiral, law mentions, and references to academic figures and railway appointments, all presented as disjointed fragments. The disarray covers battles, committees, and city notices amid a mix of personal and institutional names.
Auction note shows a folding tote team sold to Henry J. Allen of Quaws with shares held by the Slats Hoard of Usarities. Two papers remain in the hands of the executor A. A. Doak, cee ceased, and were advertised for sale. All assets valued at $3,500.
A medieval notice reports Milan’s late king Miteg’s son facing threats following a presumed failed murder attempt. Constable Jade 17 warns Madams brieuach to guard the prince’s safety amid growing danger surrounding the royal line.
The Woolmen's convention elects the fullowia oti corn, Head Council A. K Talbott of Nee Dfatka, Head Advisae D 4 Horas of Sowa, Head Clerke Co W. Hawes of hyoon, Head Backer P. Kk Saud. Among the directors are BP. 3, Samii of Missounid, E. Murphy of Kansas, New York. The conference also reports on naval affairs and miscellaneous appointments.
Fragmented testimony from the trial reveals a crowd assault with conflicting statements. Prosecutors and defense present diverging accounts while witnesses describe force used around a central incident near a river and warehouses. The day’s proceedings include references to suspects and a legal claim to verify identity and motive.
The Autowater Journal of Londag describes a new traction engine named the pedrall that literally walks up stairs with elephant like surefootedness and hauls roads far beyond wheeled engines capabilities. The piece notes its stride and staircase climbing ability as a notable innovation in early mechanical transport.
An unclear report describes post office officials seeking further action. It mentions Bristow, Natasa, and Maclen connected to a check cashing for a gas company deal. The text references university officials and a general inquiry, with multiple names and places obscured by OCR garble.
Fragmented text lists names of mayors and officials from multiple locales with dates and charges unclear. The readable items mention Elie, Kanes, Lawrence, and Somaror G, plus several titles and roles, but the exact event, charges, and outcomes remain unreadable.
A minister Rev Frank Hayes and his wife, aged 74, were marooned with three others for four days at their home. They survived without adequate food and water after the flood cut access, delaying rescue and prompting help from local authorities.
North Spain of Bridge project advances as commissioners approve removing the pile driver from Leavenworth to Lawrence. Lois assists by enabling power to start construction at the north span. Board members approve dialogue on bids, machinery, and support for the project amid weather and safety considerations.
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