Boy Seriously Hur t at Mason ic Temple Association Event
A sixteen year old boy from Wiota was dangerously wounded Saturday evening when an improvised rifle exploded. The weapon, loaded with powder and wadding, blew into his abdomen as he attempted to clear a clogged touch hole. Surgeons removed damaged intestines and tissue. his condition remains perilous. Atlantic Masonic Temple Association formed to buy a permanent home. trustees elected. Local grocery store Acker Brown sold to Ferryman Worth. transition underway. Mrs Hart of Groton credits Dr King s New Discovery for curing her lung illness. trial bottles free at Vic Emmert Co drugstore.
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O. Hor‘ton
Wiota
Porterfield
Atlantic Masonic Temple Association
Masonic Temple
J. A. McWard
R. H. Bailey
E. M. Willand
J. S. Har- Tah
Geo. E. Penn
Acker
Mr. Acker
Adam E. Hart
Groton
Vic Emmert & Co
J. W. Wilson
Miss Wallace
Cumberland
Milt Campbell
Orn
Oscar Young
Anita
Atlantic
C. W. Hook
Frank van Slyke
Mary
Theodore Nichold
Avoca
D. A. Shuter
van McCurdy
William McMillan
F. H. Crombie
Ethel Waddel
Umberland
Arthur Hanus
Colter
Smithville
Rufus Lyman
Wheeler
Leity
Bud Bigelow
Lewis
Whiting
Atlantic local and personal items from Monday
Atlantic notes report many Walnut and Atlantic residents traveling for business and visiting friends in nearby towns. The column lists short updates on dozens of people including Motz Platt Healy Gillett Wilcox Hudspeth Haley Hutton Burke and others, with moves, visits, births, and local business activity. A special train carrying cattle, property transfers, and a curious one yolk egg chicken are also mentioned.
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Charles Motz
Walnut
W. M. Platt
Atlantic
M.D. Healy
Massoua
Jack Gillett
Anita
Hamilton Wilcox
Royal Hudspeth
Omaha
Martin Haley
Cumberland
Will Hutton
W. F. Burke
Fread Alexander
Death in the Heat Escalates with 28 Local Fatalities
Washington reports 97 degree highs fueling deadly heat across the coast. In New York City 28 deaths occur as 88 prostrations strain hospitals. Victims include both men and women, with cases of self harm attributed to the heat. The heat wave extends across Hackensack Newark Plainfield Passaic Morristown with limited relief expected.
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New York
New York City
Hackensack
Newark
Plainfield
Passaic
Morristown
Washington
Weather Bureau
North Atlantic
Isas
Many Die in Alaska Trail of Yukon Rush Tragedies
A Vancouver based wire report lists dozens dead from exposure, drowning, freezing and scurvy among prospectors along the Edmonton trail to Yukon fields. A Hudson Bay relief party is mounting to aid scurvy stricken victims as a New York man reportedly kills himself amid trail distress.
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Seeartix
Yukon
Edmonton
Alaska
Great Slave Lake
Baird
Wrangel
Glenora
Telegraph Creeke
James Mowat
San Francisco
Valentine Wendler
Philadelphia
Day Taylor
Preaton
Captain Mason
Hutton
Vancouver
John Payne
P. Neeley
Laurie Ste. Marie
Leighton
Victoria
Princeton man hanged for Mercer double shooting
Peter Kindred, alias Kind red, executed in Princeton Missouri jail yard for the February 6 1898 Mercer shooting that killed Andrew A Alley and wounded his cousin Joseph A Alley. He had shown strange behavior for two months and required restraint to be pinioned on the scaffold.
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Collapaen
Princeton
Peter Kindred
Andrew A. Alley
Joseph A. Alley
Mercer
Kindred
Two Kansas Men Drowned Near Kerrville
A San Antonio report says Hobart Wiggins and companion Lattimore, both Kansas natives seeking health in Texas, drowned crossing the Guadalupe river near Kerrville. Their bodies remain unfound. A separate Cheyenne bulletin notes no word from pursuing bandits. Sheriff Hazen’s funeral set for Douglas today as Governor Richards and state officers depart to attend.
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Kansas
Toprea
San Antonio
Hobart Wiggins
Lattimore
Texas
Guadalupe River
Kerryville
Cheyenne
Slugging Banned in Big Fight Says Police Chief
Chief of Police Devery vows to enforce the letter and spirit of the law at the Fitzsimmone Jeffrien bout next Friday night promising a clean sparring exhibition. Any heavy blows or slugging will end the contest and prompt action.
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New York
Devery
Fitzsimmone-Jeffrien Aight
Sunday’s Baseball Games National League Scores
Chicago defeated St. Louis 2 to 1 and Cincinnati routed Cleveland 10 to 1 in the National League. In the Western League Buffalo beat Kansas City 5 to 2, Indianapolis won 12 to 3 over St Paul, Detroit 10 to 9 over Minneapolis, and Columbia 2 to 11 against Milwaukee. Weathern Association results show Bloomington 2 Ottumwa 4 and Cedar Rapids 0 Dubuque 6. Rock Island 5 Rockford, IL second game Rock Island 7 Rockford incomplete.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Buffalo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Detroit
Minneapolis
Columbia
Milwaukee
Weathern Association
Bloomington
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Rock Island
Rockford
Hanna to vacation in Europe after convention
Editorial notes say Senator Hanna plans a European trip for relief from rheumatism after the Ohio convention. Mention that the insular commission under Major Curtis may be retired July 1 due to salaries and expenses. Also notes no sectionalism in selecting the next House speaker and praises tariff benefits boosting southern cotton prosperity.
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Ohio
Hanna
Tto
Europe
Insular Commission
Major Curtis
Porto Rico
Grain-O a Delicious Nourishing Coffee Substitute
A reader note praises Grain-O as a tasty nourishing drink that mimics coffee without its harms. It is claimed to aid digestion, strengthen the nerves, and suit both children and adults. Sold by grocers and marketed as a healthy, non stimulant beverage with cost about one third to one half of coffee.
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Aker
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