Fatal Fire on Galley Street Cupola Tower Collapse
A devastating blaze engulfed a wooden cupola atop a tall tower, trapping firefighters who battled the fire as wind fanned flames. Dozens were injured and several men, including Captains and engineers, were killed or reported missing as the structure burned and collapsed, with a large crowd witnessing the perilous rescue attempts.
Panic at Exposition Fire Leaves Dozens Dead
A disastrous fire at a fairground warehouse caused a deadly collapse on a burning platform. Spectators watched in horror as men jumped to escape flames while rescuers fought the blaze amid a surging crowd and searing heat. Deaths, injuries, and widespread destruction followed across the exposition site.
Turmoil in Iowa Town Prompts Broad News Sweep
Fragmentary reports from Marshalltown and Des Moines recount a wide range of events. The items include court actions, accidents, deaths, and incidents across multiple counties, with names such as Turner, Dunmoger, Appleton, and Jeffries appearing amid a stream of legal notices, fires, storms, and civic affairs.
Financial Collapse Hits Early Lumber Firms in St Louis
A wave of failures rocks the local lumber trades as Menavy Witheltanuie of Demeonta Cote and others are swept into receivership. The St Louis Jammber reports extensive losses across firms including Willt gether fhve, Hartnett d& Co, Mowart Watson, White & Co, and the Windsor Maraye company amid a tightening credit market and asset seizures.
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Menavy Witheltanuie
Demeonta
Ysaedey
Ware
Bealture Ab Densors Wass
CFL
Ube
Mestad Ds
Mathie
Betas
Feanatelin Savinies Bork Roche Suet Ities
Aner’ Cor
Venetit Et Creditor
Phin Tatler Dink
Thaemieh
Warsi
Nane Ds Hedy
Tank Carriak
Banco Tos
Drews, Cl
Bush
N.om
Brosen Paleo Hotel
Enipiny Ete
Furnibure
Tee Atringodey
Otoney Ounitel
Philly Tse
Ertregin
Holeb Metropote
Dha Talona& Merce Timber Company
Sas
Windsor Maraye Company
Tawi
Jaiyi
St. Louis
Eveuing
Heinichel
Liehiliies
Uhhof
Winteardson
Junbard Jones
Jones, Mcpherson & Co
Hales
Dens
Vix
Hartnett d& Co
Mowart Watson
Nebwitson
la. White & Co
St. Louis Lumber Company
Insatl Daly i
Ruckeye Company
Man Found Dead After Accused Abortion Charge Lynch Rumor Sparks Mob
Local man Allan Bate Ter of Lawrence County Indiana was found dead in an alley at an early hour Thursday. Police say he was killed by a lynching mob after charges that he performed an abortion. Hatler and his son were arrested, bound over for examination, and jailed when bail could not be posted. Rumors of lynching escalated through the day, with threats and a lynching mood spreading toward Saghe and Lawrenceville as towns feared mob violence and searched for the assailants seen near the scene.
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George W. Appleton
Keokuk
Woolson
Ant Appleton
Stephenson
Centerville
Trieeling
Sngide
Des Moines
Despomeney
Sautter Edmonds
Dolin Lewis
Schuyler Sheets
Willian Bention
Atroms
John A. Zuizer
Burlington
Attielinenis
Hens
Sse
Lowry
Goode
Davis
Giofas Doemp
Divienon
Cebu
PV Natok
Tito
Avien Wodl
Manda
Bret Wiscesyns
Alen Bate Ter
Lawrence County
Hatler
Tallent
Sanota
Butler
Allen Dutlarts
Lawrenceville
Jaoorepeeville
Rivkinson
Stolen Gems At City Jewelry Store In Night Robbery
A bold theft at a jewelry shop on a busy street yielded more than ten thousand in gem settings before dawn. Investigators describe a carefully planned break in with several patrons present, and a lack of immediate detection until late night. Police urge vigilance and have set a wide search as they pursue unknown suspects.
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Maia Gaua Manus
Daly Ts
Dickinson
Ftatel Imperial Viouk
Gaye
Ensriniee
Jeaveley
Thunderbolt Workmen Hit by Whitewater Storm
In Wisconsin near Sialhes the state militia and veterans faced a violent thunderstorm with a tornado that damaged tents and injured soldiers. Captain Caldwell ordered evacuation as debris and fallen trees disrupted the camp. One officer stayed with the injured, while others moved to safety. The storm caused fear, but no fatalities were reported among the troops. several were treated in makeshift hospital tents.
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Fiinderstomi
Marie Marlin
Rimpamye
Artin
Kener
Fy Mohert
Coalay
Anu
Caldwell
Cheinen
Tede Ones
Marton
Rush
Jose Hewets
Ant
Canel
Mark Mahony
Dia
George Chays
Borobo
Gol Tiletwell
Kav
Davik
Maj. Ayers
City exposition gates close on Sundays after vote
A 24 to 4 vote by the directors of the World's Exposition orders Sunday gates closed. The resolution cites public interest, labor, and exhibitor needs, with the decision upheld by legal authorities and tied to opening and closing days of the event.
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Norrow
Tomorow
Bie Dorstion
Myo City
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Bunty
Dion
Frichor
Noted Sioux Chief Dead Amid Turbulent Events
A fragmented notice reports the death of a Sioux chief amid chaotic events. It names various places and figures, including Wy and Cus Laem, and references confusion around leadership and public reaction as the scene unfolds with unclear details. The piece hints at turmoil and shifting alliances in regional affairs.
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