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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1903

Page

2

Vast flood leaves Kansas City homeless and city at risk

The Kansas City flood saturates gas and electric plants, shuts water works, and halts rail traffic as 20,000 in Kansas City Kansas and Armourdale flee floodwaters. Rescue teams saved hundreds while fatalities approach fifty in Kansas City Missouri. Food relief and continued high water threaten relief efforts.

Argentine Kan Santa Fe Missouri Armourdale Swift’s Cudahy’s Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Kansas City Leavenworth

Four Men Drown After Skiff Upset in Arkansas River

Vinita Oklahoma territory June 1 four men drowned after their skiff upset on the Arkansas River. Names not given. Rescue teams searched the area for victims and boats were called to aid in recovery.

Arkansas Vinita I. T Arkansas River

Losses Mount as Topeka Flood Strikes Kansas River

The Kansas River water level drops slowly in Topeka and Manhattan as rescue efforts continue. Thirty four people are confirmed dead with many missing amid widespread exposure and the threat of contagious diseases among North Topeka refugees.

Topeka Kan Kansas River Manhattan Wamego Forest Katz Henry Jordan Louise Seahaven John L. Adams George M. Story G. H. Garrett Ward Smith West Side House Oakland Sardou Bridge Jackson Thirteenth and van Buren Henry Ludington North Topeka Madison Street Ida Montgomery Citizens’ Bank Kansas Avenue Andrew Pretzel Carl] Goff, Jr Gabriel Lumber Yards Associated Press

Des Moines Flood Recedes as Relief Efforts Expand

Des Moines and Raccoon rivers fall rapidly with Des Moines stage under twenty feet. East Des Moines commercial district clears, relief bureaus aid victims, cash fund reaches $6000, and outside aid is declined. Train and streetcar services resume amid ongoing flood sickness and cold.

Des Moines Raccoon East Des Moines Street Railway Company Iowa Mississippi Keokuk

Three Heidelburg Students Fatally Injured In Crossing Crash

Three Heidelburg students were killed and one seriously injured when a Pennsylvania passenger train struck a carriage at a crossing near Tiffin Ohio on June 2. Chester Bradley and Albert Belmer died from skull trauma. Ida Abbott suffered crushed legs and internal injuries. sister Ada Abbott was badly cut and bruised but expected to live.

Tiffin Heidelburg Pennsylvania Chester Bradley Albert Belmer Ida Abbott Ada

Humane Society Saves Birds in Helena Action

Helena Mont June 1 The Humane Society intervenes amid public protests against bird slaughter and rescues a number of birds, preventing further harm. Local officials and volunteers aided the effort, signaling heightened community concern over wildlife welfare.

Humane Society Saves Helena Mont

State Sportsmen's Association Drops Live Bird Shoot

The annual tournament of the State Sportsmen's Association will no longer include the live bird shoot, its main event, as decided by the group in a recent meeting.

the Humane Society

Unemployed Wig Makers Parade in 1764 London

The 1764 London procession of unemployed wig makers failed to gain sympathy as wigs fell from fashion. Petitioning George III to require wig wearing, the procession to St James’s highlighted the irony of petitioners lacking wigs, and the crowd forcibly cut off their hair.

London George III St. James London Express

Voice and Art in Bologna Dialogue

A master questions why a famed singer returns to Bologna. The pupil explains he feels he has not yet learned to sing. The master says true knowledge lies beyond this world, noting youth carries voice while age carries art.

Bologna

Humanity and Genius Kneel to Goodness

Victor Hugo asserts humanity is defined by equality and that only genius and goodness deserve reverence, while social class distinctions fade before universal virtues. The quote emphasizes humility before moral excellence across classes.

Victor Hugo

He Was Economical and Broke With Holdfaste

In dialogue from the Baltimore American a speaker recalls Holdfaste as careful and economical. The last visit featured him eating a bag of candy and leaving little behind.

Flossie Baltimore American

Why George Finds Bills in a Week Old Marriage

A humorous Chicago News sketch centers on a newlyweds’ exchange about letters. one says billets doux, the other corrects with a pun about overdue billies, highlighting domestic wit in a playful misreading of mail.

George Chicago News

Pardon Me Question Sparks Talk of Other Artist

Noncommittal banter contrasts with a fellow painter in the same building. The exchange hints at presence of another artist, inviting opinion on who qualifies.

Wine of Cardus Promises Beauty Through Health

An advertisement claims beauty comes from health and pure blood. It asserts a healthy body makes a woman attractive and pleases friends, urging readers to try Wine of Cardus to transform appearance in a month.

Cardus

Rock Island and Southern Pacific Offer New Daily Limited Train

A new Daily Limited train to California will debut November 1, 1902, operated by the Rock Island System and Southern Pacifica Company via the Eloiso Short Line. The competition is open to the public with no fees required. Address inquiries to Jno. Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago.

California Rock Island System Southern Pacifica Company Eloiso Jno Sebastian Rock Islan System Chicago

Dyspepsia Cure Advertisement Promises

A vintage ad claims symptoms of dyspepsia include heartburn belching and abdominal discomfort. It touts free trial tablets Pepkikola and offers a little prescription book Advice To Dyspeptics, with regular tablets priced 25 cents and mail order options from The Laxakola Company at Vesey Street New York.

Laxakola Company

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