New Richmond Wisconsin Tornado Wrecks Town and Feeds Losses
June 15. Eleven dead and up to 150 missing or homeless in Herman and New Richmond areas after a Tuesday night tornado. About 500 rendered destitute. property loss estimated near 750000 dollars. Dozens injured and churches and schools used as morgues and refuges.
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Herman
Neb
Methodist Episcopal Church
New Richmond
Wis
Willow River
Omaha
Wisconsin Junction
Wtant
Barret
Dominick
Bridges
Lottie
Burrows
Chris. Brown
Nicoltet
Fats of Champaign Challenge Urbana Leans for Baseball
The Fats of Champaign challenge the Urbana Leans to a Friday, June 28, 1899 baseball game on Illinois field for the twin cities championship. All proceeds go to the Julia F. Burnham hospital. Reply requested by M. F. Tackett, manager.
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Fats
Champaign
Urbana
Illinois Field
Twin Cities
Julia F. Burnham
Fats of
M. F. Tackett
List of Injured In Wisconsin Incident Names And Places
Following, so far as known, are the most seriously injured. Names include Julius Somerset, Thomas Barrett, Basilanos Henry, Lizzie Costello, Joseph, Claire, Miss Sarah Dubar, Hannah Essen, Isadore Germain, B F Gollmar, Jo Gillen, Ward Gould, Stephen Hawkins, Michael Erling, Larry Keefe, Mia Knapp, Mike Lafaerty, Arthur Lane, Lillian Livingston, H W Lewis, Viva Lewis, Charles McKinnon, McGraw family, George C Hurt, Hans Johnson, and others from Richmondtown, Sand Lake, and nearby areas.
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Ainend
la’ Echad
Bchade
Aby James
Anson
Margaret
MA Bae
Fred
Wetr
Iss
Pond Pan
Williams
Hazen M
Richmondtown
Mike
Johnon
Ee Julius
Somerset
Thomas
Barrett
John
Basilanos
Henry
Baebe
Bertha
Claire
Joseph
Costello
Lizzie
Way
Cage
Dubar
Sarah
Erling
Michael
Essen
Hannah
Germain
Isadore
Wisconsin Central
Johnson
Hans
Farmer
Sand Lake
Wis
Spears
Kersch
Keefe
Larry
Knapp
Mia
Lafaerty
Lavelle
William
Lane
Arthur
Livingston
Lillian
Northfield
Lewis
H. W
Viva
McKinnon
Charles
McNally
F. McGraw
Witham
McGraw
Belle
McMahon
Mary
Jewett Mills
Edward
Alaska Boundary Dispute Modus Vivendi Not Signed
Washington and London dispatches report progress on the Alaska boundary talks. A telegram from U S ambassador Choate to the state department notes no signed modus vivendi yet, while London sources say the plan remains a satisfactory temporary arrangement with high commission meeting due in August.
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Washington
Alaska
State Department
Choate
United States
London
Joseph H. Choate
Foreign Office
High Commission
Havemeyer Links Tariffs to Trust Growth in Hearing
Henry C. Havemeyer president of the American Sugar Refining Co testifies before the industrial commission blaming high protective duties for trusts. He calls 10 percent tariff the limit and says his company could be sold for three times its capitalization. He also says farmers should form a protective trust. In Des Moines Drake University trustees oust Prof C T Morgan as head of Greek and Hebrew for alleged heresy.
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Henry C. Havemeyer
Washington
American Sugar Refining Company
Industrial Commission
Mr. Havemeyer
Havemeyer
Morgan
Des Moines
Iowa
Drake University
C. T. Morgan
Epworth League Tent to Be Erected in Courthouse Yard
Indianapolis June 15 The Epworth league executive committee accepted a county proposal to place the big convention tent in the courthouse yard. Paris June 15 An authoritative notice says the cruiser Sfax will land Dreyfus at Brest, denying earlier rumors of a secret landing site.
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Epworth League
Indianapolis
Ind
International Convention
The
Dreyfus
Brest
Paris
Sfax
Manila
Washington
War Department
United States
Otis
Porto Rico
Lawton Drives Insurgents From Bacoor And Captures 65
Gen Lawton with Stewart’s cavalry moves toward Imus after insurgents abandon Bacoor leaving two heavy cannons. Americans take 65 Filipino prisoners. Zapote deaths noted and major battle foreseen near Imus as Otis predicts no further southern stands.
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Otis
Manila
Lawton
Stewart
Bacoor
Imus
Zapote
Las Pinas
Zapote Bridge
Kenley
Cebu
Zapote River
Cavite
Calico, Toweling and Freezers Featured This Week
A listing of fabrics and home goods with weekly sale prices includes best quality fast color calico per yard, heavy twill crash toweling by yard, glass berry or desert dishes, White Mountain ice cream freezers at 1.39, and fine moquette rugs valued at 4.92.50 now reduced to 1.89.
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Heer
Paris
White Mountain
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Nebraska
Hopkins
Opkins
Canakin
Earl ‘Ph Caterer
Ie Ristensen
Irs
R “Hawking
Flawkins
Nosler
Gus Pegan
John ‘Lingenders
George le Lensox
George Bumogton
Red Hurrell
Seter Benigh
Hiecet
West
Main Street
Nils
Pertha
Chartes
Partin
Nicholas
Phillips
James
Phillias
Bridget
Bette
Richards
Ruty
J. L
Slight
Rudy
J. AL
Stone
Ray
Walsh
Welsh
Anastasia
W. S
Wiescerski
Champaign “Fats
Addie
Clough
Etta
Emerald
Curr
Manin
Gamerron
Early
Patric Early
Freddigins
Angie
Hawgins
Lik
Heon
Wheperon
David
Bass Lake
Hollenbeck
Archie
Hllie
Jone
Pater
Elre
Gen. Lawton
Begoor
Wheaton
Ovenshine
Bacoor Road
Bay Country
Philippines
Gen. Otis
Aguinaldo
Austin
Texas
Sayers
Civic Federation of Chicago
St Louis
Vis
Furmniture
Neil St
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