Wrecked City Suffers Fire Loot Delay in Louisville
A Louisville fire wrecked property and infrastructure, with 200 plus homes damaged or wrecked. Mayor Jacobs and Treasurer Buckner appeal for aid, while religious and fraternal groups organize relief and volunteers. Reports indicate thousands in flood debris and ongoing reconstruction, as bricklayers rush to meet demand amid a tight water supply.
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Louisville
H. A. Hastin
Rev. T. Beasly
Buckner
Jacobs Anid
Jacob
Jewell Lodge No 2
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Falls City Hall
UNION
Morganfield
W.B. Taylor
Hearty Harmer
Marcon
Ground storm damages river embankment and opens gaps
A Washington vices storm Thursday night overcap the river bounds and forced a shorter path to the gulf by breaking embankments after sixty days of tension. Other items cover Senate action on Galveston harbor, naval appropriation, Miss river improvements, Eureka fire losses, a mining cave-in in Michigan, a Louisville furniture plant fire, Kansas weather, a Teppessee street residence sale, and a Weaver child recovering.
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New Cnreass
Times- Democrat
Greesville
Gulf
Senate
Wasmixaros
Coke
Galveston Harbor
Texas
Air. Plumb
Committee On Indian Affairs
Missouri
Hale
Teppessee Street
Prof. MacDonald
Gleason &, Whitman
Massachusetts Street
Santa Fe inaugurates weekly excursions to Pacific coast
The Santa Fe route now runs weekly ex cursions from Kansas City to the Pacific coast leaving Friday evenings. Invalids and solo travelers with children receive attentive service. Cheapest California tickets apply, with an extra $3 for the Pullman sleeper. Agents listed: G. C. Bailey and Geo T. Nicholas.
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Santa Fe
Pacific Coast
Kansas City
California
Pullman
G. C. Bailey
Geo
T. Nicholas
T. A
F. R. RB. le
Topeka
Kansas
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Ytty
Otty Clark
Corte
Commisnasnera
Hos
W. Banacree
A. Bartesaz
A.B. Clark Harbaugh
Mevisox
Jildridge
M. Conn
Uscrmo
Ommergial
T. L. Simmons
Durmer Winthrop and
New Hampshire
GuRis Epley
Maesachussus Street
Attorneys AT Law
National Bank
C. Thacher
Joans Utchings
Attorney AT Law
Mann
G. Spangler
Mamadt
Joansq
Norton
Otice Over Doulas County Bank
Gregg & Johnson
Propr's
Po Kebble
Maxsachnuctis Street
Taylor & Mathews
Affesorar Rashmar's Jewelry Store
A. Banks
Iter Eldridge House
L. S. Steele
Mitten
T- Sinclair
Josnom City
Obrien &Son
Kentucky
New York
Grant
Hart
Boston
Han
Zook
Thete
N. Porraton
Digwe- Ta
Farmera Alliance
Alliance
County Alliance
Kansis
Tom
W. O.T. U. Department
Asmee L
Dives
Hamburg
Jocrnat
W. J. Flintom
Jocasat
Rooma
John Steele
Jacisal
Jovnxan
Steele
Steel
Eidemiller & Co
Delliver Ice
Mass
St. Jtt
Dr. Bull
Salvation Oil
Iwell
Este
Exchange
S Farm
I. N. van Hoesen
Lower
Mississippi
Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Gulf of Mexico
Gibson
Mississippi River
Mississippi River Commission
Hickman
Greenville
Natchez
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Red
Atchalays
Eureka- Eerena
Kas
Florida Shoe
Smith & Bailey Drug Store
Manquetri
Mich
Prince of Walea
Louisvile
J. W.W. Davia & Co
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Mra
A. D. Weaver
J. A. Whitehend
Maserchusetta Street
Massachuetta Street
Goodhue
C.K. Hoadley
C. R. Hosdler
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Fort Leavenworth
Lull
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Massachussetts Atteet
C. Brace & Son
Woodward's
West
Union Depot
Lyon Street
Manarrey
Vermont
Winthrop
A. Shaw & Sor
Sat
Woodwarda
Hata
Massachusetta Street
Douglas County Bank
A Fla. Baner
L. Moama
W. Baeratome
H. Guataner
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Bo J L. Lomax
EW. Srama
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Buxtox
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Geo. Ines
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G. A. Hox
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J.C. Walton
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Tua
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Edward Anaselt
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Weecum Brown
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