Heat waves claim lives as central states swelter
July reports from Cincinnati and surrounding cities recount thirteen deaths and hundreds of prostrations amid record July heat. Ohio and Missouri dispatches note temperatures ranging 95 to 110 degrees, with St Louis reporting 100 in shade and minimal fatalities. Other items warn of rest needs for Charles A. Dana, strange sea phenomena in Barcelona, and agricultural damage from heat and pests across Kansas.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Mercury
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio Paints
Wayton
Lima
Newark
Upper Sandusky
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P.m
St. Louis
St Louis
Cleveland
Mystery Prize Offers In Capital Journal Serial
The Capital announces cash rewards for the best solution to its serialized mystery The Mare bea asp ath with 650 dollars for the final chapter solution and 2100 dollars in 18 prizes for next best answers The awards target subscribers and new readers as it promotes the ongoing story by Edwarda and the Chicago Record prize history
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Topeka
Das
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Qroetory
Edwarda
Membe
Chicago Record
Marbeau Cousins
Newadvalyr
Steamship Rakes European Travel Rates Announced
Steamship summer rates effective April 1 to October 31 for European travel. Tickets available in Lawrence at competitive prices, with one way and round trip options. Santa Fe agent can provide details, and Cook's tours offer vacation parties.
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Lawrence
Santa Fe
Cook
Strike of United Mine Workers Ordered for July 4
The United Mine Workers of America announce a general strike on July 4 covering Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Illinois involving about 375 000 miners. The document calls for unity and peace while warning against any breach of the peace and notes leadership heads including M D Ratchford and John Kane.
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United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indioa
Waet Virgintis
Iitinata
Comsnes
Indiana
West Virginia
Iinois
National Executive Board
Columbus
Pittsburg
Rape Creek
Times
Fred Dilcher
R. L. Davis
J. H. Kennedy
Harry Stephenson
James M. Carson
Patrick Dolan
M. D. Ratchford
John Kane
W. C. Pearce
Ratchford
Union Pacific Service Ad Promotes Fast Eastern Travel
A Kansas City Journal clipping urges travelers to consult time cards and inquire about rates before buying tickets, promoting Union Pacific’s fastest service to Kansas City Chicago St Louis and other eastern cities.
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Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Union Pacific
J. P. Ross
City
J.T
Carpets and furnishings sale offer from local ad
The text advertises savings on home goods with a local seller C. J. Beiesex and a Wo-Fo-Bus service. It also mentions a July 2 Washington public debt statement showing the debt at month end dropping to 986,056,086 with a 10,027,966 decrease.
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Thoman
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Ellis & Hobbs
Carriage Repository
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Feed and: Fuel CO
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Bill Heads
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Christian Endeavor
Great Benn
Webber
Hoisington
James Clark
Clark
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Sing Sing
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Little Patsey
White Plains
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Turkey
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Tewfik Pasha
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Practical Undertakers
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Kansas City Journal
Rialto Building
Ninth and
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Memphis
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