Flood devastation across Kansas and Missouri requests aid
Early reports describe extensive flood damage from Missouri to Kansas with thousands homeless and hundreds dead. Rescue teams operate from steam launches as Kansas City and Topeka mobilize relief, while governors urge contributions and state militia support. Epidemic risk rises among refugees as subsidence begins.
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Topeka
Kas
P Misaouri
Kansas City
City Commercial Club
Convention Hall
Anya
Jefferson City
Dockery
Minsouri
State House
Des Moines
Fair grounds are in danger from Missouri flood
The Missouri flood has reached St. Louis with the river above the danger ring. The World’s Fair grounds are flooding from the River Des Peres. East St. Louis and other towns are in peril as Jefferson City and Boonville suffer badly. In local notices, a young woman seeks cashier or general office work, with six years of experience. A chatelaine bag and contents are listed as lost or offered for key return. Watch repair and river strawberries appear in ads.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
Jefferson City
Boonville
Auld Lang Syne Revival Heard in Palace Gathering
A cryptic note recalls a traditional song titled Auld Lang Syne sung at a palace gathering. The fragment hints at cherished Naum and a male dog motif amid a broader reminiscence of customs.
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Anny
Naum
Eighty Guests Attend Cheyenne Banquet Toasted by Judge Potter
Saturday eight the newspaper men of the presidential party were guests at a Cheyenne club banquet. Judge Potter served as toastmaster and announced no speeches but encouraged stories. Attendees included Secretary Loeb and other White House aides, editors from New York papers, and a long list of Cheyenne and Wyoming guests led by Governor Chatterton, Senator Warren, and Congressman Mondell.
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C. N. Potter
N. Potter
N. J. O'Brien
Denver
Frank Mondell
Missouri
Seth Bullock
Congressman Mondell
Judge Potter
Lovette Rockwell
Elks’ Quartette
Messrs
Walker, Powelson, Kennedy
Gereke
Mr. Denison
Wella
M. ©. Barrow
Loeb
Aant
Barnes
M. C Latta
J. L. McGrew
N. P. Webster
White House
H. A. Coleman
Associated Press
R. H. Hacard
Scrippe McRae and Publishers
Lindsay Denison
New York Sun
R. L. Dunn
Colliers’ Weekly
Geo. B Lackey
Leslie's Weekly
N. W. Williams
Western Walon Telegraph Company
J. C. Peabody
Peabody
Colorado
A. C. Johnson
Patterson
Kimberly
C. L. Krueger
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Chatterton
Warren
Mondell
Keefe
Murray
Fuller
J. A. van Oradel
Wallace Band
Charles N., Potter
H. C. Beeler
A. Breckens
Louis Kirk
W. C. Deming
Kasabee
J. A. Walton
BT. Clark
R Harvey Reed
D. W. River
W. B .Chaplin
Nick O'Brien
Slack
M. C. Barrow
Bert LaFontaine
W. BE
Brooks
Chas. Chabens
Wm. Daly
Wm. Barber
Rows Irvine
Daiber
Mille
Capt
Senator Stone
Hay
R. N. Matson
George Daiber
Will Haas
Capt. Bullock
van Tasgell Ranch
Roosevelt
van Tassel Ranch
Jim
Roosevelt's Wyoming Welcome and Cheyenne Parade
The article recounts President Theodore Roosevelt riding a Wyoming mustang into Cheyenne, greeted by Governor Chatterton and a large crowd. A parade forms with the Imperial Band, Grand Army, and U.S. Cavalry, culminating in a notable speech from the president before ten thousand spectators.
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T Nineteenth Street
Roosevelt
Laramie Imperial Band
Nash Drum Corps
J. O. Churchill
Grand Army of the Republic
Elka
The
Eagles
Cheyenne Federation of Labor
Cheyenne Volunteer Fire Department
M. P. Keafe
Warren
Imperial Military Band concert in city park delights crowd
Yesterday afternoon the Imperial Military band of Laramie performed at the city park for a large audience. The program included Grand Selection Maritana, Under Southern Skies, My Love's Old Sweet Ones, anvil chorus from Il Trovatore, and Overture Jolly Minstrels. Also noted were travel plans for J Frank Warner to Sitka Alaska and a lost gold locket charm.
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Imperial Military Band of
Laramie
Wallace Wake
Coarse Russian dress and budget clothing in the era
From the New York Press a look at Russian attire noting minimal coats for men at about ten rubles and women under three dollars. The male outfit includes cotton trousers, leather boots, a cotton shirt, sheepskin coat, a belted camlet, while women wear a sarafan, chemise, kerchief, and bindings on legs.
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Russia
New York
Fragmented Local Notice on Indianapolis Event Details
Irregular OCR text mentions hospitality and honor, a chasm, and a black individual in a Booth. References Dr Eastwell with rooms 4 and Mi Keates, and a telephone line 16d. Mentions ALCORGES AT BUSCHNER & QUITE.
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Dr. Eastwells
Mi Keates
Convict Escapes from Wyoming Prison
Special to Delta Leader Laramie Wyoming Brown Convict No 616 escaped from the auxiliary prison in this city and has no fettered. Brown 67 years old had been made trusty at the penitentiary to care for outside work until the wall was scaled. Guards and deputies are in pursuit hoping to capture him.
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Delty
Laramie
Wyo
Brown
Artay
Jong
Prigom
Scroge Guarda
Anit
Hospital Ald Society Meeting Notice
The Hospital Ald Society will meet with Mrs R Davis Tuesday noon June and at 3 o'clock. a person of importance will attend the meeting and members are urged to be present by order of the President. Elks Minstrels at Turner Hall tonight. Before buying tires, Cheyenne Cycle Works promotes a large stock at 1712 Ferguson Street.
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Hospital
Ald Society
R Davis
Cheyenne Cycle Works
Ferguson’ Street
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ELK’ Minstrels
Turner Hall
D. Miller
Ferguson
Kelley Mercantile CO
Elks' Minstrels
Gievenne
the Watch House
U.P. LR
Gapitol Avenue
Cheyenne Club
Presidents Party
Rooseve
Continental Divide
City
Ferguson Street
State of
Theodore Roosevelt
Iron
Ferguson Strret
Biddy Streat
Eddy Street
KR. W. Stoll
Moody
Imperial Band of
Grand Army and Army and Navy Union
Tenth
United States Cavalry
Ragalong
Douglas
W. Stone
Secretary of Navy
Maxxly
Agriculture
Wilson
Senator Clark
Judge Riner
Senator Warren
Judge Carey
Judge Knight
Potter
Bertt
Juudge Core
H. A. Colman
Mr. Maserd. Denleon
A. Black
Een
George J. Luckey
MC A. Btrdhmeyer
Warren Hichardeen
R Lbny
Bo Wai
Mr. McCoy
Pennsylvania Railway
Rockingham
Union Pacific
A. W. Barber
Bsbcon
Minh Drum Corps
Cheyenne Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order
Bike
Cheyenne Fire Department
Cheyenne No
E W. Stone
Frank C. Lyona
Divisio
Gongert
Cartion
Leslie Miller
Anvil Chorus
Verdi
Jolly Minstrels
Elks’ Minstrels
Turner
J. Frank Warner
Sitka
Alaska
Murray Gilcrest
Terry Ranch
F. & Warren
Warren Mgr. CO
Indianapolis
E Negro
Ano Alcorges
Buschner & Quite
Minstrels
Ellis
Ald Seolety
Elk
Turmer
HALL
Sam Mandel
Union Dye Works
Wm. Myers & G
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M. Marks
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