Tempest's wrecking fury shatters Kansas City and Leavenworth
A ferocious storm battered Kansas City on May 12 at 11 am, leveling the school at Eighth and Mat and damaging the court house, overall factory, bridges, and other buildings. Dozens of dead and wounded include children from the Lathrop school. rescue efforts centered at the natatorium hospital as surgeons and police searched rubble.
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Kanzaas City
Lathrop School
Eighth
Mat
Jesala Mason
Julia Ramey
Edna C. Evans
Hichard Terry
Margaret Houser
May Lishop
Shu
Nultie Hills
Kattie Bmnith
Eva Hartzell
Ruth Jamieson
Danil
Beatrice Terry
Lind
Nellie Cany
Frankie Matterson
Ulumni
Bailey
Welst
Loy
Es Fudlucho
Robert Spragun
Morty Moore
Frock
Mitiug
F. Moors, Jr
Talen
Overall Factory
Jennis Fitzgerald
Noele Brokin
Willie
Henry Jackson
Sam Black
Henry Dougherty
William Hodges
Joseph Hoar
Julian Hoar
Rose Hutler
Mamia Croydon
Lisle Riley
Urusul
Maury Bird
Jessie Woodward
Annie Travis
Maggie Bird
A. P. Hutchinson
Cutter
Ari
Kate Carrasl
Annie
Burt Turner
Stephen Moran
Graham Paper Factory
Court House
Hol Hadges
James Chave
Eugene Moore
William Sourra
United States Engineer's Office
W. A. Walden
Boad
Maj. Livermore
Burt
Lieut
RH. Young
Nelson Bead Burt
Gonie
Smith & Molfatt
Atock
Frank Oglesby
Leavesworth
Evansville
Ind
Leavenworth
Kan
Mato
New Market House
Washuil Dub
Ohio's Runaway Senators in Ohio Republican Convention Note
Fourteen Ohio senate members at Arrington hotel Covington Ky join from Detroit and Louisville as they plan to oppose Hamilton county seating. They condemn the Republican action as illegal and vow to stay away until the “HUUIp” case passes and laws are disposed.
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Republi
Cincinnati
Ohio Senate
Arrington
Covington
Toominy
Reprulta
Detroit
Loulaville
Vancrost
Hamilton County
Vic Democrata
Senate
Brutal clash at Bruschke & Rieke firm in Chicago strike
At the Bruschke & Rieke furniture works in Chicago during a strike armed conflict left multiple workers wounded. Proprietor Brundhke fired on strikers, wounding three men while claiming self defense. police contained the scene as guards were injured and the front gate was broken.
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Cutoaco
Bruschke & Rieke'r Furniture
Aldo Hoa
Atrikera
Charles J. Mernadike
Fim
Himealf
Charles Hrundike
Abbago Avanuo
Wrank Adtor
Louis Druchseller
Hoth
Brundhke
Hy Vlains
Freight Tie Up At Indianapolis In Strikes Paralyze Rail
Indianapolis May 13 Freight halted as Vandalia switchmen strike. Nearly 100 Knights of Labor workers, led by returning officials, forced a citywide stoppage. Chicago railways resume some movements. sugar laborers strike at Brooklyn eases. Eight hour plans fail in New York and Boston plants report partial back-to-work progress. Herr Most arrested in New York. Baseball results and market notes follow.
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Inpranavolis
Charles Lee
St Louis
Vandalia Company
Knight of
Lalor
Vandalia
Passgngertyane
Knights of Labor
Elain
Busbneys
Were
Thera
Chicago Railways
Cully
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York
Wheelfig
Connorsyill
Ind
Parkernville
Allantown
Jameston
Williamsport
Bloomington
Inn
New Taven
Conn
Herr Most
Lint
Alen Strut
Luna Mischer
Darlington notices and travel bustle in Our Own Correspondent
Nelda Thompson, regarded among the best aid noblest of men at Darlington, Wis, was in town visiting friends. Wagner funeral attendees increased, with new members joining the group. Freight traffic noted as three and a half ten loads arrived Tuesday while town photos flood the scene. Mrs. John Toman remains in Milwaukee under medical care and the doctor says cure is unlikely though relief may be possible. Nellie Hayward and her mother, only brief visit completed, returned home last evening. Depot boys report movement and passenger house activity as Clemulug events unfold. Mrs. Harvey F. Perkins is very ill.
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Lena
Nelda Thompson
Darlington
Wis
Wagner
Samuel Guan
John Toman
Milwaukee
Crammer
Wieren
Jena
Hompson
Nellie Hayward
Imother
Uarvey F. Perkins
Canadian Dog Story in a Country Field Event
A lad crossing rural fields is pursued by a large outflurce dog owned by a landowner. The dog forces the boy into a woods and he tumbles over a precipice breaking his leg. The dog, seeing the injury, seeks aid by going to nearby houses and eventually attracts help, saving the boy from further harm. A German record notes the alck-tailed chatterer reappeared after thirty years, seen as an omen of good fortune by peasants. Scorpions, spiders and insects are killed by blowing on them from above, a noted folk belief.
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Middle
Germany
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Amusements Opera House
Rive King
Pianiste
Sophie
Mim
Martha M
Johnson
Prof Eng
Wright Db
KK Teekrary
Bartlett Hardware Co
Stephenson St
C.O. D
California
Pillsbury's
U. K
America
Diffenbaugh
Stephensgon St
Kansas City
Nuins
Moanaville
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Cluc
é@ager Lands
Horu
Debrig
West Third Street
Huar Brothers
Gralam Paper Company
Gir
Calma
County Court House
Rovts
Dougherty
Stover
Second
Malin
Santa Fe Stage Company
United States Surineors
colYos
Eplee Tall
Bnuth & Moffatt
Frank Smith
Moffatt
Jannibal & St. Josh Company
Ugal
Wabash
Rock Svand
Kansay City
St Jove
Acadia
Moard
Baltimory
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J. L. Hell & Co
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Jamaica
Hogton
Aoa
West Indies
Pirtsuusu
Cansmaglsi
Wotton
Thomas Connors
Thomas Mowry
Michael Myer
Rvanavinny
Easter
Pao
William Owens
Fubner Quarry
Huntington
Bostox
Maye
Frederick N. Salmor
Phyatefana
Thin City
Lida Residonos
Wearell Smith
Portland
Piiagg
John Brooks
Dr. Palmer
Ohio
Adams
Diany
N.S
David J. Adams
Lansdowne
Scott
Phelan
Bin
Adama
Halifax
Voice-Admiralty Court
Phelay
Kinney
St. John
N. B
Dunuin
Lurgan
Armagh
Thalr
Winois
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Mindy State
Fice
Ruy. Y. J, Henyon
U.D
Chicago
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Brnin GriRey
Molloy Haa
Leon
Uleted
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M. Vapaiehalopulos
Onder M. Dolyounis
Las
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Tne
Trey Galus
Rowel
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Heny
Boi
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Ixte Eigin Cresmery
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Ilies
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York
Ull
Burley
Park
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Chas. E. Scott
Stephenson
Little & Co
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Preeword, Illinois
People's Column
Anne Foon
ST T
Grone
Easant
Ellis Parking
van Buren
Atroch and
Clark Avenua
Aprsedan EE Sa
Tha House
Wm Fil
Loenst Ata
Well Andolstern
EDW
Lanice
Mohteder
Speman Bine
Eerie Eas
Ascher
Mohet
S&alw
Klapp
Brawatar House
Mt Salr
Galena Street
Ata Datguln
Twiah
Busiieass
Hornberger
Tayal
Tulsett & Davia
M. McQall
Braepart
Hame
Staqgart
Wal
Alchem
Fuchitdtt
Knowlton Bros
Patina Pee
Delia Sanders
Fors
Miss Foley
Stone
Brunnen
Crane's Grove
H. D
Beniley
Engine House
John Silay
Otice
Donaldson Bros
Stephenson Street
U. P. Kochlmezer
Wm. Ascher
Hoebel & Moogk's
Wast
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