Lightning death in Alabama and a storm of shocks
The column reports Epwanp Baray his wife and their 3-year-old child killed by lightning in Littleville Alabama. It lists multiple other incidents: boiler explosion at Howard & D explored killing P Walker engineer and injuring five others. jewel robberies, drownings, hangings, fires, and various crimes across the United States. It notes weather bureau changes, train robberies, and other sensational events including a murder suicide in Dallas and a bridge collapse injury count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epwanp Baray
Littleville
Ala
Howard, & D
P. Walker
Yarmshore
Ark
Jamestown
John Swanstrom
Bedwick Lawson
Christine Hegelen
Albany
McComas
Washington
Henry W. Howpate
Signal Service Bureau
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
Cleveland
C. Tur
Music Teachers’ National Association
St. Louis
Isaac Brewer
Poplar Valley
GCG Kre
Rusk
Tex
Tom Exchange Bank
Sturgeon
Archdelus Cook
Rockhouse
Post Ofice Department
Southern Pacific Overland
Middles
Ore
Manszain BR. Pricn
Sallie Dean
Denton
B. C. Sanpuns
Dallas
Mark W. Sanunerox
Weather Bureau
Morton
St. Joseph River
Bristol
Jad
Mantis Barricay
Shenandosh
Wizris L. Moonn
Chicarro
Harrington
Bint Pury
Griffa Hubbard
Grant Wilson
Vicksburg
Miss
Dr. King
Buffalo
Center
Col
Iniixots
Reddick
D. Sherwood
Minnesota
Sherwood
Tenn
Chicago
Augustus Vrenos
Meadowville
Wah
Arrowhead
California
Dengnene
Grick & Tronxer
Leader
Feading
Atchison
Kan
Tax Bureau of Navigation
United States
Pantasy
Minaeapolis
Galayaule
Vlint
Mich
W. O'Connor
Georgia
Wim Muarvard Bank
Carlorsyide
Gerona Lawson
Springticia
Eslarn
Tavarin
Fve
Nacasuri Copper Company
Authoriies
Senora
Mexico
Hamardd
Sweden
Vuree
Canava
Cnde
Hox WB
Guapsrovs
Midlothian
House of Commons
Htan
Etna
Vesuviug
Lomerville
Ont
Riots, drownings, wrecks and deaths across the nation
A flood of reports details a swim accident near Coeur d Alene, several deadly riots, numerous drownings and shipwrecks. Casualties include a 300 foot chute death, a sewer of fires and collapses, courthouse and parade violence, and multiple fatalities in Kansas, Indiana, New Jersey and Mississippi.
Multiple shocks and deaths flash across world news.
A lightning strike killed Gromnat Loxe Clem Bldridge and Miss Emma Eaton in Apalachicola Pia, while a North Dakota storm wrecked 40000 acres of grain and damaged buildings. Wisconsin Chief Justice TIARrow 8 Ortos died of heart failure at Madison home. A West Virginia group formed the Supreme Temple Silver Knights of America with Senator Stewart of Nevada as president. Denver Cal and Lincoln Neb pols debated silver policies and suffrage. Various obituaries and international incidents follow, including fires in Lomerville Ontario and a Cuba battle with casualties, plus bank consolidations and local crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gromnat Loxe
Clem Bldridge
Emma Eaton
Apalachicola
Pia
North Dakota
Tiarrow
Ortos
Wisconsin
Madison
West Virginia
Stewart
Nevada
Supreme Temple
Silver Knights of America
Tres Silver Democrats
Denver
Cal
Ilinois
Lincoln
Nebraska
Cook County
Freeport
Callupatxy O'Leary
Chicaga
Josten G. Strings
Camden
Runaway robber shot dead after street chase in Adams Street area
A runaway robber killed on a street Monday night after a chase by George H. Cale, McGloin, bystanders and officers. Two bystanders were shot. Sternberg died of wounds, Steenberg gravely injured. Cole, unnamed to police, collapsed near Auditorium after being shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGloin
Fausillade
Louis Stone
Sternberg
Steenberg
Cole
Wabash Ovetrue
Congress Street
Tush
Hetei
Uiletstriek
Sternberg Wats
A&a
Buc
Kated
Hy Ky
Dinly H
Willian Gost
Nua
Paiute Lick
Fred Bent
Ex Con gressman Hymus Opens Sound Money Tour in Indiana
Ex Congressm an William D Hymus kicks off a Sound Money League tour in Indiana delivering two speeches weekly through July. In Spencer he argued for singlecurrency policy differences over methods, warned against gold silver separation, cited price effects, and accused bankers of profiting from exchange shifts under free coinage. He planned dates in Bloomington, Linton, Sullivan, Brazil, Washington, Franklin, Shelbyville, Crawfordsville, Lebanon, and Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynam
Camepaign
Trainin
Indianapoli
Ind
William D. Hymus
Sound Money
Sound Money League
Reform Club of
New York
Spencer
Flo
Indiana
Bloomington
Lenton
Sullivan
Brazil
Washington
Franklin
Shelbyville
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Frankfort
Bynut
Tie
Tod
Oly
Flesuld
Natal
Mexico
Listy Bank
Ban on Grand Army funerals lifted by Archbishop Kain in St Louis
Archbishop Kain of St Louis ruled to end the ban on grand army funerals allowing veterans to enter churches in uniform with insignia and conduct rites in Catholic cemeteries. The decision follows years of controversy and a request for church-veteran understanding. A copy of the GA R burial service was reviewed, and the archbishop reportedly issued a letter outlining the accepted practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kain
St. Loui
St. Louis
Th A. Tt
Churc
Grand Army
GA. R
Ttansom
Ruin by the Storm Strikes Central Missouri Towns and Farmland
A severe storm drenches Linn Creek Missouri and surrounding Camden County towns, washing away homes, livestock, and property. Dozens of bodies recovered, including a missing child, as rescues continue and authorities assess flood damage along the Osage River basin. Separate reports describe Des Moines and Des Moines area storms with hail and crops damaged, and a separate fatality from a quarrel in Michigan after a boy’s blow causes a fatal brain bleed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Fem
Lloyd Wrights
George Nevsing Wis Folluis
Grescues
Bhatt
Drowasing
Budias
Br. Lewis
Hiehland
Tata el
Linn Creek
Camden County
Mille
Oxgyre
Jiya
Des Moras
Iowa
Wars Ren
Union
Adair
Page
Montgomery
Wottawuttemie
Westerva
Guru
Timany
Alos
James River
Ozark
Christian County
Hridgeport
Asher Ayity
Mila
Glanesei
Vilees
Michigan
Anttos
Mich
Gustave Nanss
Ernest Kussrue
Kussrue
Nous
Nanss
Lutit
Kussroe
Sound Nawss
Dispute Arbitrate Urged By United States Officials
Papers received by public weigh many congress members and press officials, aiming to push United States involvement to settle the dispute between Prain and the Bulive Loyerhniend of Masligasesy by arbitration. Originating from Muntagasear, the docket is dated May 1 and concerns duty documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steces
Hotireen Merdugnear
Prac
Wasurscvox
Congress
Sindiete UK
Htyone Pressie
United States
Praine
Bulive Loyerhniend
Masligasesy
Muntagasear
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the Ackley World
Wrens
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Fort Scott
Kentucky
Jeffersonville
Siberia
Santa Rita
N ML
Joan Anpengon
Frank Bovans
Miss Marembocle
Philadelphia
Tupatis Nunvitne
Mobile
Louis Coleman
Jonny W. Canter
Boston
Dave Wick
Ngilam
Winigan
National Educational Association
Tastes Rran
Terre Haute
Ligutniso
Edward Bryan
Louisville
Paratrick Ueno
Thomas Puckery
Peluhmtchie
Ohio
Washington Court House
United States Steamboat Inspection Service
Allvour
Laxter Springs
I. A. Stevenson
Paraiso Springs
Oswego
Preat Lakes
Keesas City
Swayson
I. B. Gidley
Kansas City
Wiyona
Stannon County
Gray Gables
Buzzard
Ny Mass
Union Dock Company
Duluth
Minn
Towa
Lady Lee
Island No. 40
Memphis
Robert Brown
Calamus
Putnam
Morgan Counties
Chicaro
Lake Geneva
Wisi
John E. Megan
Wite
John Preston
Pueblo Lumber Company
Jévery
Canton
Kin
Sou
Kansas
Missouri
Tur
Springfield
Groran VY. Johnson
Watonwan County
Minu
St. James
San Joaquin
Madera
Gal
Anong
Knights of Pythias
Watroit
Order of the Knights of Pythian
Manchester
N. Y
Crnme Guay
Guthrie
O. T
Jour
Neche
Manzanillo
Cuba
Tint Pacific National
Citizens’ National Bank
Tacoma
Wash
W. Crasmernix
Norwich
Kennucky
AE Paintlick
Spend Nunn
Vik Redding
Alturas
Redding
Basehudl
National League
Maltimore
Rosto
Phicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ars Washington
Pare
Porsiee
Boles
Wight
San Francisco
Iesno
New Joaquin
Abo Point
Hood
Advica& Tumphlettion
Dr. Kilmer &Co
Binghamton
Hamilton-Brow
Paris
Broughton
New Yorks
Beecham
B. F. Allen Co
Canal Street
John Carla & Sons
Saint Paul
Hopewell Clarke
ST. Paul, Minna
Snot
Fish Bros
Racine
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