Fire in Spokane Great Eastern block disaster
Spokane dispatch reports a morning fire destroying the six story Great Eastern block on Mirier side avenue with 10 to 15 feared dead. 75 to 100 roomers housed on upper floors. Mrs Davies leaped from a window to the street and will die. building owner Lovis Levianky of San Francisco insured for 50 dollars and 245 thousand cost.
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Neb
Lovis Levianky
San Francisco
Chicago
Curiaco
Dore
Harrison Street
McComas Elected Senator in Close Ballot
McComas 92 votes Gorman 47 Shaw 5 in final noon ballot to elect senator. Also reports on legal appointments, pensions debate, Hawaii annexation discussion, and a Utah bank closure amid financial unsettledness.
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Gorman
Shaw
Maine Arrives at Havana Amid Salutes and Diplomatic Mixup
The Maine arrived this morning at Havana. The fort and naval gun salutes welcomed the vessel. Reports say U S Consul General Lee and Secretary General Vongosto had a slight misunderstanding in a diplomatic exchange.
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United Times
Tarantula bite leads to thirty amputations in worker
James Hemmingway, a brakeman on the Missouri Kansas & Texas railway, was bitten on the right middle finger by a tarantula near Henrietta Kentucky. The poison necessitated twenty nine finger and hand amputations after a long hospital stay. He survived despite high fever and extreme pain.
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Dennison
Heremingway
Kansas City Tornado Revival Lashes St Louis Area
A Kansas City report details a violent storm and a tornado-like gust that hit the area after 3am with winds of 63 mph. One man, August Weymyer, 37, died on the roof, while several others were injured, and widespread debris and damaged structures caused alarm across the tornado-affected district.
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Weather Bureau
August Weymyer
Shield
Thomas Joseph Peterson
Monarch
Sareb J. Lorin
W. B. Duddridge
Mary Wilson
Twelfth Street
Washington Avenues
Havenwood
Kawnaas Crry
Bio
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Lawrence
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Trais
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January Wheat Surges Then Falls in Quick Rally
In Chicago the January wheat market opened about 5 under yesterday, surged to a high near 1 and then plunged to 97 as holders released. May and July rose briefly before retreating, while corn and oats showed dull to steady trading. In San Francisco Rev Charles O Brown admitted past charges and was dropped from the Bay conference.
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Preesher Aémwis
Mie Galle
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Pastral
First Congregations Church
Chas
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Annexation debates and labor unrest in early 1900s
The Herald reports governors views on Hawaiian annexation with Kansas leader urging U.S. control of the islands and a Pacific corridor, while Missouri’s governor opposes annexation. Other items note a Boston cotton mill strike, protests over Perry Oklahoma land office moves, and a dock strike ending in Lonary Ohio. Additional notes cover cattle shipments from Galveston, a baseball writers meeting, and various local incidents across Kansas and Oklahoma.
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Lake Erie & Western
Yellow fever cases reported near Edwards Mississippi
Surgeon General Wyman received a dispatch dated the 20th from Dr Stewart of Memphis citing one to three possible yellow fever cases near Edwards. Dr Carter of the Marine Hospital Service was sent to Edwards and reported he was en route. A plantation twelve miles from Edwards shows symptoms in a new wife and several children though only isolated reports. not deemed serious yet.
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Edwards
Miss
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Marine Hospital Service
Principal at New Cambria uses iron poker in school incident
Austin E. Park, principal of New Cambria public schools in Macon county, struck 15 year old Fred White twice with an iron poker after White refused to leave during snowball activity. White lay senseless until after nine last night. Park was arrested and refused to surrender amid surrounding town confusion.
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Ohio Senate
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Macon County
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Cattle and grain markets show steady to firm tone across Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City live stock receipts show steady cattle prices with Texan steers at 3.75 to 4.25 and native cattle around 3.50 to 5.00 while hogs and feeders range near 4.00 to 5.00. Grain futures in Kansas City and Chicago quotes move with a generally steady trend and mixed oat and corn values as harvest activity continues.
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