Western Missouri Floods Sweep Roads and Rail Lines
Heavy rains flood western Missouri with Wakenda creek on the rampage and Carrollton cut off from the Wabash depot. Towns evacuate lowlands as water rises four inches per hour and oil works water plants shut down. Missouri Pacific track damage blocks lines. trains diverted and later returned. Subway-style notices for rentals and a house sale appear in the same column.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Carrollton
Wakenda Creek
Corroslton
Wabash
Standard Oil Works
Tity
Wakenda
Turkey Creek
Marshall
Salt Fork
Missouri Pacific
Lamine River
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Lamine Bridge
Clifton
Bouncer breaks man's shoulder in street alley clash
Hamilton Burt of Morgan Run says a saloon ejection on Hickory street caused his left shoulder to pop out after a fall on the pavement. He was intoxicated and in pain. Detective Doney later arrested two plain drunks from Newcomerstown at Panhandle station, who were released Sunday on condition they leave town.
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Hamilton Burt
Morgan Run
D. L
Doney
Local Notables Cite Schedules and Openings in Newark Diocesan Notices
Hon Lawrence T Neal declines attendance at the Democratic opening in Newark due to professional engagements. Advertisements invite autumn millinery displays on Sept 22 and 23 at various venues. Pension decision grants Catherine Sawerbrey $800 monthly from May 11, 1908. New positions announced at Citizens Telephone and King’s Foundry, plus a dancing school launch at Forbes Hall with music and instruction.
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Lawrence T. Neal
Charman Garber
Democratic State Committee
Newark
Mattie McNeal
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Toll Board
Bestie Boyd
Fresno
Lovesick Lad personal crisis reports in Baltimore
The article reports a 16 year old John Green who died by his own hand at Roche's hotel in New York, saying he loved a woman older than him from Sparrow's Point near Baltimore. Relatives confirm his motive and a letter to his sister is cited. Also notes the Sons of Veterans encampment in Gettysburg and a Manchu Port opening decree in Manchuria.
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Baltimore
John §. Green
Roche’s Hotel
New York
Sparrow's Point
Flour Market Tumbles as Prices Fall
The flour market dropped early with prices sliding to $6.40 per barrel. Bran fell to 90 cents and middlings to 95 cents. FOR KENT Three roms, second at. Frat engine.
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KENT
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Crean
Laurie
Reymer
Nation Department
Long Bros
Tadnés
Main St
BS. W. Snyder
Bendure
Edward D. Randies
Jts
A. D
Levi D. Williams
John Shaw
South -Cond Street
South Fifth Street
Orchard Street
Levi Pew
Coshocton
W. A. Smith
Bouncer
Man
Larry Neal
Pat
J. R. Robertson
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
E. Anderson
M. W. Wimmer
Catharine Sawerbrey
Charles Sawerbrey
Company 51 Regiment
City Harp Orchestra
George Beck
Forbes Hall
Sons of Veterans
Gettysburg
The
London
Shanghai
Morning Post
Manchuria
W. D. Lynch
McDonald
Chestnut Street
A. J. Hill
South Third Street
Misa Corinne Balch
Ey Ae
Nottingham
MR. Man
L. K. Beach
Loeb & Co
Sarah E. Randles
D, Randle Ene
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