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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1903

Page

24

Mass death list from unnamed disaster spans many cities

A long OCR fragment lists numerous victims and unidentified bodies, including Florence A xn am, Rosemond Schmidt, Elvira Olson, Helen McAaughan, Lily Powers, and Riah Maker, with hospital deaths and morgue identifications. Names cover families, students, workers, and officials across Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Ohio amid a collapse or incident.

Warning Signs of Croup and a Soothing Remedy

A health notice warns that hoarseness signals croup and outlines a typical onset pattern a day or two before an attack. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe, reliable preventive that has reportedly prevented many attacks.

Partially Listed Injured In Vast Fire Disas ter

A long partial list details many injured in a large disaster. Names include Winifred Li say Anna Tubbs Emma Tubbs Elizabeth Trowbridge Eliz a beth Trowbridge Dorothy Marlowe and numerous others with varying burn injuries and hospital hopes. Some listed as may die or will die.

List of Missing Persons Names From Chicago and Nearby Areas

Followings a list of the missing with residences mainly in Chicago. Names include Frank Dooley son of Magistrate Dooley Joe Kingsley and his mother Mrs Lulu Greenwald and son Henry Bohl Mrs C E Erickson and son and daughter of Aurora Ill Jor N Witzgibbo1 William Gunsaulius nephew of Dr W W Gunsaulus J 2d na May Swift daughter of L A Swift Mrs Arthur Berg and son Mrs Henry G Foreman wife of county board president Mrs M Stark Des Moines Iowa Mrs J O Tuthill Des Moines Miss M Fredericks Emma Olsen accompanying the above Mrs Charles Page Mrs Speedie Mrs Mary Ray Lena and Anna Monk Edna M Farney W T Boyce wife and two children A F Gartz A W Becker supposed to have been one of box party D Russ address unknown Mrs Frank Berg son daughters Olga and Rosalind were in balcony Mrs John Guthardt and daughter Eliza were in balcony Mrs Kavanaugh supposed to be among unidentified dead at morgue Mrs H Reiss and two children Mrs Rose Bloom Hazel Brown Mrs Bailey Mrs McKenna and son Bell Prinney Florence Hutchins Waukegan Ill Mary and Barbara Gartz children of A R Gartz treasurer of Crane Elevator company colored nurse Gartz children Miss Jennie French of Kirkville

Chicago Frank Dooley Dooley Joe Kingsley Lulu Greenwald Henry Bohl C. E. Erickson Aurora Jor. N A. F. Gartz A. W. Becker D. Russ Frank Berg Olga Rosalind John Guthardt Eliza Kavanaugh Morgue

Architect Benjamin Marshall vows no wooden theaters after Iroquois fire

Pittsburg dispatch reports Benjamin H. Marshall, designer of the Iroquois theater, returning home after visiting the scene of horror. He declares he will never permit another theater built with wood, saying the Iroquois was a tragedy.

Pittsburg Benjamin H. Marshall Chicago Marshall

Republican Conventions and Chicago as Host City

A retrospective look at past Republican conventions cites Chicago as a recurring host with six of thirteen gatherings, noting venues and ticket winners from 1860 to 1896. The piece comments on venue suitability, summer heat, and the party’s electoral trajectory as the th anniversary nears next year’s meeting.

Springfield Chicago St. Louis Lincoln Hamlin Philadelphia Fremont RPM Hicago Baltimore John- Bom Grant Wil Minneapolis Harrison and Reid Cincinnati Hayes and Wheeler Garfield Arthur Blaine Logan Harrison and Morton McKinsey and Howee McKinley

Ancient snuff mills on Crum creek near Leiperville

Two early snuff mills along Crum creek near Leiperville Pennsylvania date to the mid eighteenth century linked to Thomas Leiper a Scottish immigrant who expanded into snuff manufacturing by 1774 at Market Street Philadelphia. The two two story mills with sloping roofs have long declined and now lie crumbling after serving as homes and ruin.

Philadelphia Inquirer Crum Creek Leiperville Thomas Leiper America Scotland Virginia Philadelphia Leiper North Water Street Market Street

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