Destructive Cyclone Kills Twenty in Wellington Kansas
A Friday night cyclone in Wellington Kansas leaves twenty dead and many injured as wreckage from the Phillips house and nearby stores blocks streets. A relief train from Wichita aids search and medical teams amid crowded hospitals and devastated homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kan
Phillips House
Washington Avenue
Henry Adams
Theoward Adamson
Jesse Bowers
Tomas N. Cornwall
Belle Plaine
Frank Campafll
Matilda Cannon
Caroline Dungo
Sam French
James Hastie
James Harrison
James
Henry James
Spa
Jones
William Jones
James Mayer
Kansas City
J. Kk. Lasner
Minniestland
Lasher
Arsex
James Weave
Charles Adamson
Miss Bishop
Jese Brown
Guy Colby
Henry Conrad
H.C. Earl
Howard Forsythe
H.J. For‘bythe
Silva Forsythe
Walter Forsythe
William French
Salvation Army
T. J. Hanna
Mattie Hodges
Charles Hoover
Maggie King
I. N. King
James Lawrence
Mahon
Captain Mahon
John Martin
Joseph Morris
Carrie Mitchell
Hobart-Millard Ates Rries
Murphy
Ralph Ratekin
J. Sammons
Charles Stoner
Santa Fe
Shrall
W. J. Tucker
Lick Weaver
Wichita
Henry Smithers
Senate and House Debate on Silver Coinage and World’s Fair Bill
The senate debated Mr. Morgans silver resolutions and free coinage while the house pressed amendments to the sundry civil bill including a world’s fair exhibit provision. While some senators avoided votes the sessions produced shifts in liquor sale rules and Sunday closing stipulations. The legislative appropriation bill was reported with estimates around 22.8 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
Morgan
Washington
Committee On Finance
Morrill
Finance Committee
Houck
Dem
Ohio
Stewart
Nevada
Alliance
House
Yeas
Lynch
Wisconsin
House Committee On Appropriations
Wellington cyclone toll and Harver missing
Harver Kansas reports a cyclone from Wellington caused nine deaths and at least thirty missing. Depot blown away and communications cut as town lies in ruin with many injured. list includes Mrs Beatty and child, Mrs Gallagher and child, Mrs Stevenson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harver
Kan
Wellington
Mes
F. A. Beatty
James B. Gallagher
Hfsery- Smith
Rothschild
Hensry Stiven
Strauas
Wwe
Stevenson
J.N. Tossis
Tomlin
Congressmen Arrange Corn Aid for Iowa Flood District
Congressman Perkins secured a donation of five hundred to six hundred quarts of Minnesota King corn from Secretary Rusk for the overflowed district of Iowa. He designated James F. Toy, chairman of the relief committee, to oversee distribution and urged public notice of the gift. The secretary pledged to seek further useful aid for the flood victims if available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perkins
Rusk
Agricultural Department
Iowa
Minnesota
James F. Toy
Death Roll and Miscellaneous Notices Across Cities
Admiral Mayne M P dies in London. Eisnor O Reilly dies in Springfield Massachusetts. Lambat D Moussky dies in Washington. Gunnin Gayle playwright dies in Brooklyn. General John Ulrich Kreidler dies in Dayton. A W Armour park packer dies near Ex cdraise Springs Missouri. General Jonete C Moorguean dies in Asbury Park. London defeats Slavin in boxing title bout. Mrs Russell sentenced for murder in Eau Claire Wisconsin. new trial hearing set. Methodist Protestant church votes to strike out word obey from marriage service. Western coal prices rise 25 cents per ton for egg stove and chestnut coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Mayne
London
Eisnor O'Reilly
Springfield
Mass
Lambat D. Moussky
Washing
Westminister
General Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church
New York
Western
Omaha Markets Report Cattle Prices Rally At Yards
May 3 Omaha live stock market notes show an estimated cattle receipt of 13 000 head with varying weights from 1 300 to 1 400 pounds and prices from 3 40 to 4 25 per hundredweight. Market remains strong and active with feeder cattle at 2 50 to 3 00 and cows improving while market opens steady and close reports show a slight 5 cent decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arket Strongm
Cloeas
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Report From Union Stock Yards
May 27 at Chicago Union Stock Yards shows lighter cattle receipts but firmer market for light and medium weights. Hogs started weak then closed near Saturday level. Sheep firm with fair overall activity. no stock left to carry. Cattle receipts about 15 000. hogs about 34 100. sheep about 7 000.
Multitude of 19th century events collide in brief dispatch
A jumble of notices reports deaths resignations and incidents from across states and countries. Highlights include Rev J Marchal of Bourges dead and monarchs feted in France, Kinship through peaceful relations with Austria United States pact, a railway disaster near Howland and a fatal Panhandle collision. Officials trade resignations and proclamations while weather and earthquakes ripple across the globe.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harper
Congressional
Jackson
Slavin
Peter Jackson
Frank P. Slavin
Australia
National Sporting Club
Mrs. Russell
Omaha
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
di Marchal
Bourges
Franpe
Oben
Umbert
DeWitt Talmage
Gail
Liverpool
England
Scotland
Ireland
Austria
Port Douglas
Cape Yard I
Anderson
Eau Claire
Wis
C. E. Shell
Lebanon
Joseph Turkey
Shell
Palatka
Abe Streight
Libby Prison
Indianapolis
Charles Ebbinghaus
St. Louis
Patrick Dowd
Boswell
Denison
Tex
Sedalia
Sacred Congregation of the Holy See
Buda Pesth
Karsay
Aczel
John Wacker
Claysburg
Ind
M. W. Fox
San Francisco
Hales ererose_ilver_ Mining company
Nevada Mill and Mining Company
South Dakota
Blaine
Minneapolis
St. Louis Cotton Exchange
Department of Agriculture
Cotton Exchange
Col. Lee
Arapahoe
Illinois Supreme Court
Iceman O'Sullivan
Supreme Court
O'Sullivan
Coughlin
Burke
Atlanta
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineer
Arthur
A. L. Youngston
Harry Hayes
Panhandle Road
Howland Station
David Ingles
Gillis
Perrine
Ayer
Annie
Butler
Pond St
Providence, R. I
Geo. B. Hunter
Goose River
H. A. Bean
Winter St., Lawrence, Mass
Aye
J. C. Ayer
Pric Wate
Dillon Drug Store
Dillon
Montana
Barbour
Idaho Street
Masonic
H J., Burleigh, E
Mont
Beraverhead County
Dillon, Montana
Land 2
Kupfer Block
Emmett Callahan
Attorney-At-Lawdillon, Mont
First National Bank
Humphrey
Plumb
U. BR
Hallowell
Roberto
McCarthy
Geo. BR
Kansas
M. K. Hrundage
Bunnell & Eno Investment Company
Helena, Mont
Geo. Chandler
Fieet
Interior Department
Washington, D. C
Edwin Norris
Orridz Wirs
R. B. Saurin
Henry R. Melton
Attorney-At-Law
D. Mary. B. Moore
Golden Lea
R. P. Dungan
Bannack, Montana
Dillon Mercantile Co
Firet’ National Bank
Eastman
Butt Montana
McDermott Hotel
Mrs. E
ML Eastman
Proprietress
Calder Bros. of
Butte
Carder Brothers
East Quartz St
Butte, Mont
Church and Societies
Ob. Clharel
Jas, Tait
Nightengale
Garland & Nipley's Hall
E. J. Hughes
Dan Gutting
New &Jate Lodge
No 343
B. L
Garland & Ripley's
Dean
Sec
M. L. Philips
New, Merchant's Hotel
Broadway
Helena
Society
Armory Hall
D. T. Chapman
D. Lamont
Occidental
Lodge Hall
Glendale
A. C. Moo
Peter Seybold
Prospect Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Jos. Rich
Sec. Wm
Boatman
C. T. Hwecla Lodge
LO. G. T
Good Templar’ Hall
Order
Edward Harrison
A.C. Moe
P.—Moeeta
Castle Hall
Bannack
Idaho
M. E. Macklem
C. C
T. M. O'Connor
Apollo Lodge No. 15
Idaho and
J. R. Hollen
E. Derriet
N.G. Dillon
A. O
A. U. Moe
Petr Leybold
N. G. Steedman Post
Post Rooms
D Avid Lamont
Post. Com
Dilson Public Library Association
M-sonic
toThe Dillon Tribune
Merchant's Hotel Co
Jolly G. Vawter
Sec’y.and
Treas
Swayne
Aphroditine
Jole
Hinease
c.Zene
Mallon
Aphro Medicine CO
Poltland
Gale
N. M. Warre
Drageist
C. C.C
Church Directory
St. Rose Church
Father van de Ven
Episcopal
St. James Church
D. Hooker
Grace M. E
Mr. Tait
Thoreday
First Baptist Church
Spencver
Thuirsday
Presby Terrane
Ets
Albert
Cratford
Alerping
Twin Bridges Lader
Masonichal
Rojearning
J. R. Comfort
G. E. Pitcher
Twin Bridges Ladge
Poland
Masonic Hall
Wi McClay
MS He Lott
Bert Lodge
Merta
Templar Hill
Doar Red
F. Nye, Co
Dr.liebig
Liebig World
U‘tv
Main Street
DR. Liebig & CO
East Broadway
Butte City
P. O. Box
Cottage Hotel
Col. Dakota and
West Galena Sts
Sam. Ayotte
The
Tribune
East
Granite St
Main and
Wyoming Butte, Montana
Mary H. Davis
I. Jeffreys
Fidence
Care P. O
Chicago, St. Paul
Kansas City Bay
Great Northwest
Illinois
Missouri
ST. Paul
ST. Joseph Gateway
Rbk
Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City Railway