Death Always Busy Grim Reaper Brings Aid to Cyclone
Omaha reports a devastating tornado across Sarpy Cass and Nemaha counties leaving at least five dead and many injured. Fort Crook and Bellevue suffer heavy losses as the storm disrupts rail service and damages buildings. A separate Dallas tornado claims at least one life and injures several others while Crondall and Leonard report further destruction.
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Sarpy
Cass
Nemaha
Frank Hester
Louisville
Charles Lender
Richfield
Marko
Bellevue
Martin Tieth
James
Papillon
Edward Martin
Meadow
Trucelle
Nebraska
Parkhall
Lowry Hall
Rankin Ball
Fort Creek
Dallas
Tex
Leonard
Tonopah Fire Destroys $150,000 Timber District
A major blaze in Tonopah Nevada raged for two hours destroying twenty eight business houses and six residences. The fire was visible from Goldfield thirty five miles away. One building has been rebuilt and tenanted. Logs and timber losses total about $150,000 with no reported casualties.
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Tonopah
Nev
Goldfield
Emmanuel movement debate on mental healing at Episcopal Congress
Detroit May 13 The Emmanuel movement founded by Rev Elwood Worcester of Boston sparked an animated debate at the 26th annual Episcopal Church congress in Light Guard Armory. Worcester argued the movement works only with regular physicians and targets functional disorders without organic disease, claiming spiritual and elastic treatment can ease such conditions.
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Detroit
Emmanuel
Elwood Worcester
Emmanuel Chures
Boston
Light Guard
Episcopal Church Congress
Worcester
Senate and House in Brief May 13
The senate passed the post office appropriation bill totaling 224 027 367 dollars. Tayner spoke on his resolution directing a court of inquiry into charges against Colonel William F. Stewart at Fort Grant Arizona. He roasted the president. Several pension bills were passed. The house approved the conference report on the naval appropriation bill after long debate.
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Washington
Senate
Tayner
William F. Stewart
Fort Grant
A.T
House
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues May 13
Chicago May 13 National and American League standings and daily scores summarize key results. Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Chicago, and others show varied outcomes with hits, errors, and pitcher batteries listed for each game. American results include New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Boston, Washington, and more, with notable early-season totals and diverse boxwork across venues in Chicago, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Boston, New York, and Cincinnati.
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National
Chileno Wees
LSS
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelpha
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Sprteeee
Chicnago
Philidelphia
Philadelphia
McQuilkin
Doom
Lundgren
Wkthig
Errors
McIntyre
Bergen
Lush
Ludwig
Nusborg
Tittsburg
Erroves
Wiltse
Bresnahan
Maddox
Bowermann
Coakley and
Ewing
McLean
American
Batterles
Owen
Altrock
Sullivan
Plunk
Powers
Detroit
Hoston
Stever
Schmidt
Payne
Cicotte
Carrigan
Washington
Louis
Powell
Spencer
Smith
Street
Cleveland
Joss
Bemis
Doyle
Kleinow
Local ads list goods and job offers from Smith-Clark Co and others
Classified notices include cedar posts wire fence houses to rent at four to thirteen dollars monthly salesmen wanted with pay and expenses to start or commission experience unnecessary tobacco and cigar company sales positions in Toledo and nearby Muscular flesh and health claims for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 35 cents real estate contact G P Rowell for listings
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Hermingsen Cigar Co
Toledo
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Geo. W. Rule
Death in the Coal Pit at Mount Lookout Mine
Seven miners were killed and more than a dozen injured by explosions six hundred feet underground at the Mount Lookout colliery of Temple Coal and Iron near Wyoming Pennsylvania. Victims include Pascal Smith Frank Smith Michael McNulty Oscar Smatlcomb George Metcalf Lewis Intaskay Joseph Vaneanden and others injured. A gas feeder burn started the fire that spread to timbers and coal triggering the blasts during fire boss rounds.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mount Lookout
Temple Coal and Iron Company
Wyoming
Here
Pascal Smith
John Welsh
William Cofstole
Henry Search
John Vntaskay
Charles Babcock
John Kosmith
Fire destroys church and school in Cleveland
Fire engulfed the church and school of the Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Cleveland, destroying the building during afternoon recess. Few children were inside and escaped unharmed as flames consumed the dual structure.
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Cleveland
Male Help Wanted Sell Goods Across 12 Cities
Help wanted ad seeking sales ability or retail experience. States age, experience, territory preferred. Confidential services. Offices in 12 cities. Hapgoods Inc. Brain Brokers 637 Traction Terminal Bldg Indianapolis Ind.
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Hapgoods (Inc
Brain Brokers
Traction Terminal
Indianapolis
Ind
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