Wabash Express Wreck Near Missouri City Kills Five
A Wabash fast mail and express train plunged from a damaged trestle into a raging torrent near Missouri City Missouri. Seven people died and about thirty were injured in the wreck that occurred on a stormy night. Dispatches list five postal clerks among the dead with others injured and the engine crew surviving with serious injuries. Conductor Copeland survived after initially being thought dead. The crash followed a lightning and flood filled scene as the train crossed the trestle over the dry creek bed during heavy rain.
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Kansas City
Wabash
Missouri City
Edward Grindrod
St. Louis
O. M. Smith
Frank W. Brink
W. S. Mills
Gus Smith
Saul Winters
Charles Greasley
Copeland
Moberly
Wabash Hospital
New York Fast Mail
Union Depot
Randolph
Liberty Landing
Wabash Fast Express
Sfive
D. A. Smith
Charles Winters
W. Tes Mills
Ager
Whenain
Senate tariff debate ends with Tillman Chandler clash
The Senate spent hours debating a tariff bill with a heated exchange between Tillman of South Carolina and Chandler of New Hampshire over an immigrant head tax and President Cleveland. The lead paragraph on lead ore duties and various committee rates were voted through amid broader talks on hides wool and trusts.
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Wasurveros
Senate
Tillman
South Carolina
Chandler
New Hampshire
United States
Cleveland
Cheader
Yeas
Messrs
Butler
Quay
Allen
Nebraska
Mexico
Canada
West
Missouri
Washmeroy
Wasnixarox
Cresstre
Caffery
Louisiana
40000 Mora Troops for Cubs Placed by Maprip
Senor Canevas del Castillo states that if Spanish forces in Cuba suffer heavy sickness in the rainy season the government will ship 20000 additional troops to the island in October to sustain the army at full strength and strike the insurgents. A man named Feather Kyle lost his wife and 4 year old child near Trot Kansas after attempting to ford Mosquito creek. The wife and horses perished and the child, though in the water an hour, was saved by reaching a tree. Thousands strike in services in Belgium as of June 30.
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Mora
Cubs
Maprip
Senor Canevas del Castillo
Cuba
Keneat
Trot
Kan
Feather Kyle
Mosquito Creek
Here
Bannocks on War Path Alert Idaho Settlers
Secretary of War Alger received a dispatch from Idaho Governor Steunenberg reporting 300 Bannocks near Hailey on the war path. Settlers fled to Hailey for protection as armed bands appeared in full war paint. troops were dispatched from Fort Russell to Hailey.
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Idaho
Alger
Wasuisxatos
Steunenberg
Hailey
Randolph
Fort Rugsell
Wyo
Acane
Union Pacific
England to Back US Silver Move in Global Curb Aims
The National Review reports a forthcoming US monetary commission plan led by Senator Wolesti former VP Adlai Stevenson and General Charles Paine. It proposes joint US France Britain statements to end 1873 silver experiments and to push silver use and legal tender in England.
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Loupon
National Review
United States Monetary Commission
Wolesti
Adlai Stevenson
Charles Jackson Paine
France
United States
England
Bank of England
Two Millions Involved In Lombard Debt Case
In Kansas at Wicarra on June 39 Judge Dale ruled that transferring Lombard Kansas assets to Lombard Missouri and swapping stock did not free Kansas stockholders from liability for Lombard Kansas debts. The case, a test matter, concerns about two million dollars in question.
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Lombard Company
Kansan Wicarra
Kan
Thomas A. Shedd
Lombard Mortgage Company of Kansas
George Troutman
Lombard Company of Missouri
Judge Dale
Kansas Company
News In Brief Here Various Political and Local Stories
Unusual demand for small notes signals improving business. Cornell wins college regatta with Yale second and Harvard third. Governor Rogers of Washington warns Debs against revolutionary activity. Osage dispute over annuity payments to mixed ancestry groups. Rev Hugh Johnson marks Queen Victoria jubilee in Senate prayer. Denver indictments total thirty eight against nineteen election officers for fraud. General Gordon re-elected commander in chief of United Confederate Veterans. Fagen-Bush linked to $50,000 Denver swindles while under NY arrest. Perry Heath named sole referee in Western Enron Telegraph case worth about $1 million. Glass workers prep for major strike. bosses foresee record shut down. Harris resolution to foreclose on Union Pacific reported to Senate unanimously. Author Mrs Margaret Oliphant dies. West Virginia officials Atkinson and Mrs Camden in Clarksburg. Standard Oil gains control of Bay State Gas for $2.25 million. John Garvey, once a bed sleeper at Mrs Astor’s home, dies in asylum. Captain Flint designs a boat aiming at 50 mph. Ohio GOP ticket listed with Bushnell, Jones, Burkett, Mamett, Campbell. Daugherty chairs state committee with Fisher and Durr. Webster Davis rules name on pension roll proves honorable discharge. Bannerman versus Winchester Reating Armature case ruled for defendants.
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Treasury
Cornell
Yale
Harvard
Rogers
Washington
Debs
Hugh Johnson
Queen Victoria
United States Senate
Denver
John B. Gordon
United Confederate Veteran's Association
Cl. M. Fagen-Bush
New York
Perry Heath
Western Enron Telegraph Company
United States
Harris
Union Pacific
Senate
Margaret Oliphant
Atkinson
West Virginia
Myra Camden
Clarksburg
Standard Oil Company
Bay State Gas Company
Addicks
John Garvey
State Committee
C. R Fisher
Peter Durr
Webster Davia
Bannerman
Winchester
Steamer Aden Wrecked Off African Coast
Reports from Aden describe the loss of the steamer Aden off Socotra Island after a severe monsoon and fire of misfortune. The Mayo rescued nine passengers and three crew. twenty five passengers and many crew remain missing amid a chaotic night of waves and wreckage.
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African
Anex
Indiana
Iement
Mayo
Yokohama
London
Colombo
Sucotra
Africa
Fvo
Maya
Loxapox
Baily Mail
Arabia
Kasradresa
Socotri
Carden
Miller
Mrs. Strain
Lloyd
Weller
Marce
Hill
White
Keith
Cave
Vespy
Candies
Gazette Road Wagon Draws Crowds at West End Drug Store
Ellis and Robbs note many visitors come to see the Gazette prize road wagon. Stop at West End Drug Store for paints and oils at bottom prices. Lawrence Lawyers with briefs to print are urged to use the Gazette job office for quick, accurate work using the prescribed type.
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Ellis
Robbs
The
Gazette
West End
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SCO
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Glathart Building
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