Many Killed As Storm Roars Across Three States
A severe storm swept three states causing widespread death and destruction. Dozens of houses were demolished leaving many homeless as debris and rising floodwaters hindered rescue efforts. Physicians rushed to the scene from surrounding towns while authorities noted numerous injuries and missing residents amid the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heney Weihe
Carl Stagmeyer
Jiuney
Carl Liedtraewver
Vieaian Wothe
Arnaind
Fay
Ledey Hever
New Minden
Own Your Home: Ownership vs Rent in Louisville Ky
Twenty one villagers are missing after a cloud burst floods Geadyville in the south. An illustration compares owning versus renting highlighting losses. A partial death toll includes Mr and Mrs Strong and Dr Nell among others. A wedding notice for Tom Thuih is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Missiur
Geadyville
Parkee
Strong
Will
CL Nell
Uml
Moss
Breweries Must Go From Topeka Court Decision
The supreme court granted a judgment of auster against Anheuser Base Brewing and appointed receivers for foreign brewing companies to preserve the court jurisdiction. A dozen foreign firms are affected with the ruling, authored by Justice R A. Burch and others concurring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ska Supreme Court
Te Anheuser Base Brewing Company
R. A. Burch
Social and Personal Notes From A Busy Town
Social items list residents and visitors with travels to Kansas City Lincoln Nebraska Erie Pennsylvania and Germany. Names include W R Stubbs James Davis A T Dedlis John F Hiney Gus Welat and many others. Events mention weddings visits reunions and club gatherings at Haskell avenue and Perry Center with teas dinners receptions and garden parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Stubbs
James Davis
New York City
Will Perry
Kansas City
A. T. Dedlis
Lincoln
Nebraska
Burch Phillips
Muskogee
Indian Territory
John F. Hiney
Scott
Duncan
Erie
Pennsylvania
O. Jones
Alta Phillips
Kanwaka
Gus Welat
Germany
Baltimore
Jessie Gorden
DeSoto
Jackson
Lorton
M. Wildyman
Cora Wildermith
Chicago
JL Frank Jones
New York
Ruth Leis
Kansas
Will
McIntire
Clyde Millee
Janette Wheel-wa
Timely halt urged on children’s reading in Lawrence
The Journal reports Mr Grovenor’s timely warning on summer reading among Lawrence youths. He urges parents to act to steer children away from poor literature, calling the situation alarming but solvable with concerted parental effort. He praises Grovenor for public service in highlighting the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Grovenor
Lawrence
Grovenor
Stop Sale of Chewing Gum Under Kansas Law
J Crumbine Kansas secretary of health says most chewing gum on the market is adulterated and its sale is prohibited under state law modeled after federal law. He seeks Washington opinion on enforcement, noting the product is treated as adulterated when rolled in wax and used as food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Crumbine
State Board of Health
Kansas
Wiles
Fiat
Wington
Crombinge
Two Killed In Western Kansas Train Wreck
In Tunetion City Kang Fane and J Co Noel son of J Co Noel of Tonganoxie and John McNulty a Leavenworth county farmer were killed when a freight car carrying lumber collided with an engine near Rock Island six miles south. The wreck crushed the men as they worked in western Kansas wheat fields. Also killed were L Ker shaw head brakeman and G E Kennedy of Herrington. Engineer J T Smith of Horton died from injuries and Fred Kerager sustained serious injuries.
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Tunetion
Kang
Harn
J. Co Noel
Tonganoxie, Kins
John McNulty
Seu
James McNulty
Leavenworth County
Kansas
Hom
Kausdune
Rock Island
L. £. Kershaw
G. E. Kennedy
Herrington
J.T. Smith
Horton
Fred Kerager
For Sale Pony and Household Goods Ads
Too late to classify notices list a bay pony for sale and a four room cottage for rent. Also items include household goods for sale and a good girl for general house work. A dersey cow strayed near the city and a madman incident reported in Providence. An attempted railroad wreck is noted near a Southern Pacific line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Street
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Alon
Atmost
Vermont Street
Orchard Case Drags on in Idaho Cross Examination
In Buive Idaho on June 8 1904 Harry Orchard continued under cross examination as he describes the attempted life of former Governor Peabody and the killing of Detective Gregory. Attorneys clash over motives and private grudges tied to Steunenberg and Idaho’s mining wars. Orchard admits recent earnings debates while naming fellow labor leaders and recounting arson and other crimes in a sprawling testimony.
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Buive
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Peabody
Gregory
Hichardsu
Simpkins
Idaho Bull Pen
Hercules
Steunenherg
Jack Simpkins
Coeur D’alene
Richardson
Din
Simpking
Steunenberg
Borah
Pinkertons
Western Federation
Federation
Wall
Orchard
McVartland
McBartland
Johnny Nevilla
Neville
Haywood
Moyer
Pettibone
Whitney
Seyme
Chales H. Moyer
Denver
Onrny
Colo
Migge
Karlsruhe
Germany
Karl
Hall
Frau Mubiter
Bad
co-Baden
Cripple Creek
Steval
Adams
Sion
Avenue
Switzerland
Mine Owners’ Association
Lyte Gregory
Confessed to Murder and Defense Claims Plot Disorder
Confessed to murder amid defense questions about federation ties. Orchard disputes motive, saying partner was the aim. Prosecutors and defense clash over whether mine owners plotted to split unions, with Richardson grilling Orchard on places and dates. Local notices and ads follow, including piano lessons and loan offers.
Social and Personalnotes from Lawrence Kansas Today
Herbert Luther is in Kansas City and W H Trannan of Kansas City visited Lawrence. Gus Willman departs for an extended German visit while Miss Lois Stevens plans a Topeka trip to see Miss Cornelia Gleed. Social events include a trench party at Miss Lillian Hendersons and two gatherings hosted by the Gustafsons and Manter household with whist and birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Luther
Kansas City
W. H. Trannan
Lawrence
Gus Willman
Germany
Lois Stevens
Topeka
Cornelia Gleed
Mra
B. Stuf
Paul
Line
Coffeyville
M. E. Apitz
Therhome
Lynden
William Lowman
Oskalowsa
Johnston McCreight
AL Porter
Fenn
Aree
Dabo
Lillian Aoenderson
Frances
Enna Penehard
Pineh Bowl
Herbert Stardford
B. G. Gustafson
Gustaf
C.D. Raber
Dark Frieel
West Lawrence
Mrs. Manter
Ant
Down
J. FP. Jones
R. O. Jones
Ansay City
Manter
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Mice
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F. C. Morse
M. D
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Uae
Rad
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Lo M. Spray
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Lucy
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Schol
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Wallace
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Daily
Munk
Hanger
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Ewing
Sperry
Hertzler
Tratten
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Chas. Roberts
Clinton Kanaga
Otte Dinglestadt
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Clare Kreider
William ‘Dalton
Geo. W. Maffet
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Miss Haskell
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Tonganoxie Boy
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A. Riggs
Bent
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Olneyville
George W- Lonsdale
Sera
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Borles
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John W. Smith
Mass
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Lash
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Pabna
Ghoies
Timothy Sidso
Cucie Prairie
Star Witness
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Zl C. Coakley
Jack Williams
Guoly
Hee
EL Gregory
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Pete Ybune
Rich Hall
Washington
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Sotal
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Tuste
Lawhenes
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Baby Ribbon Cigars
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AR Watkins, Drantdant
Aw Hill
View
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Cc HL Tucker
Paeshtar
W. B. Hazen
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CA. Hinl
C. Hh, Tucker
W. BH. Hasan
J. House
A. C. Mitcwall
J. C. Moore
Savings Department Oeposite
W. R. Singleton
Indiana
Lawrence Kansas
Walter i Dye
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Hume
Elgridge House
State Bank
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W. Bromelsick
T. J. Sweeney
Hileey
W. B. Boahling
Gro. Innes
Luther N. Lewis
W. Dromelsick
T. J. Brooney
Jacob Badsky
E I. Miley
Lawr
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W. F. Marci
Monroe
Newark
Ank Ence
Imonge
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Ne Marka
Fante Sy
Eber Ualdwin
Wee Farer 5
A. Woon
Assi
Cashier
Hosford Investment CO. Investments
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Eansab
L. S. Steele
Massachusetts
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