Devastating Pomeroy Tornado Slams Town Killing Dozens
The Pomeroy disaster leaves a city of about one thousand in ruins with three improvised hospitals and a morgue crowded with unrecognizable bodies. Gov. Boles visits relief HQ as state-wide donations total about $2,000 while rescuers struggle to catalog the injured amid shattered homes, churches, and ruined streets.
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Pomeroy
Lttle
National Bank
I. C. O. Uall
Sioux City
Alty
Lfe
Atd
Boles
W T Chantland
E. M. Loudeen
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Presbyterian
Lacality
Fonda
Tuomore
Fort Dodge
Perry
Storm Lake
Alta
Davy
Ben Davy
G. P Lundhren
Allie Lundbren
Waterman Arnold
Wy Hulett
Lovejoy
John O'Brien
D. S. O'Brien
Thomas Wilkinson
Frank Johnson
Mike Quinlan
J.P. Halghren
Thomas
Delmuth
Miss Banks
Willie Banks
Letty Kiefer
A. Forche
CR. George
James Miller
Samuel N Maxwell
Alexander Maxwell
Henry Nettins
If Netting
S. Rushton
John Betty
Henry Gulee
Maria Adams
Roy Banks
Grover Black
Raby Quinlan
Oliie Frost
Dahlgren
B. Harlow
John Beckley
Joseph Becker
Hocker
Raby
Samuel W. Thomas
Lizzie Thomas
Frank Preag
Samuel Manxwell
Harry Wegreve
Edward Sileskey
Mary Knudson
Delia Black
Wallie Nelson
Mike Culotin
Charles Denhart
Ray Bernhart
N. Fecht
Thomas Black
WT Black
Henry Quick
G B. Duhlgren
Oscar Danigron
Miss Ortman
Amelia Kuklantz
Gus Linder
John Anderson
Dora George
Ed Doyle
Emma Ortman
Uye
Gertie Lundgren
Mary Miller
Jacob Paps
August Meyer
Cora Moyer
Nancy Austin
RR. D. Brownwell
Kate Akerly
Alfred Linder
Alma Linder
Elvira Linder
Gotfried Linder
Gust Linder
J. A. Duvey
Belle Maxwell
Edith Maxwell
Theology versus religion and a hotel corridor debate
Mr Moody argues theology causes confusion while the gospel clears truth. A guest asks about theology, prompting a tale of two theologians arguing loudly in a hotel corridor. The proprietor, unable to follow, silences the dispute as a dog growls and a remark ends the scene.
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Mr. Moody
Impressive Railroad Funeral Bound for Terre Haute
An undertaker called the railroad employee’s funeral one of the most impressive he ever saw. The ceremony combined a casket on a locomotive tender and fifty draped locomotives following at intervals, with mourners in a long train of draped coaches.
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Terre Haute
Ind
The Ferris Wheel at the World’s Fair
A detailed World’s Fair feature explains the Ferris Wheel rising as a landmark, its design by George W. G. Ferris, its two 36-carriage wheels, 1400 passenger capacity, 1200 ton weight, and support by two 140 foot towers. It covers operation, safety features, and how riders enter and exit during six-car loads through north and south platforms.
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Saulcy
Illinois Central
Exposition Grounds
Manufactures
George W. G. Ferris
Pittsburg
Chicago Churches Show Modern Architecture and Diversity
Chicago hosts about 613 houses of worship with 85 Catholic 68 Congregational 96 Methodist Episcopal 37 Presbyterian 38 Episcopal 36 Baptist 3 Universalist Unitarian and 16 Jewish synagogues The article surveys notable churches from St James Episcopal to Holy Family Jesuit Church Centenary and Second Baptist, highlighting architecture location and services for visitors and worshipers.
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Chicago
Lake Metropolis
Jacques Marquette
Illinois
Stephen Badin
United States
Isaac McCoy
St. James
Cass and
Huron Streets
Rior
Holy Family
West 12Th and
May Streets
College and Sodality
Monroe Street
Second Baptist Church
Monroe and
Morgan Streets
Pioneer First Baptist Church
William Lawrence
Plymouth
Michigan Boulevard
25Th
26Th Streets
South Division
Dearborn Avenue
Elaware Place
North Division
Drexel Boulevard
40Th Street
Presbyterian Church
Ashland
Ogden Avenues
Madison Street
Church
Unity Church
Unitarian
Washington Square
First Universalist Church
Prairie Avenue
Thirty-first Street
Sinai Temple
Bound for the Pole Peary's Falcon Sails From New York
Lisat Penary's vessel the Falcon sails from New York harbor for a two year Arctic expedition. Lieut Peary leads a party of about fifteen aboard with Mrs Peary and 13 expedition members. The voyage aims to map the Arctic archipelago north of the mainland and coast between Independence Bay and Cape Bismarck.
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Lisat Penary
Falcon
New Yor
Peary
New York Harbor
Ures Plese Arctic
St. John’s
Lieut. Peary
Headsling
Mass
B. Wwtokes
Philadelphia
Naithow Hen
W. J. Swain
Indianapolis
Will
North Pole
Independence Bay
Cape Bismarck
Greenland
Treasury figures show funds for Chinese acts total 65000
MqQuiry reveals about 315000 dollars remain for enforcing Chinese acts. On July 1 a new 50000 dollar appropriation becomes available, bringing the aggregate fund for the Chinese exclusion act and Geary law to 65000 dollars. In a separate case, Simon Waple Joshua Calvin Sam Jefferson and Primus Brown are sentenced to be shot by the Choctaw court for murder.
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Treasury Department
Simon Waple
Joshua Calvin
Sam Jefferson
Primus Brown
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