Revised Santa Fe wreck Victims List at Stilwell Kansas
A lengthy roster details killed and injured after a collision of Santa Fe trains near Stilwell Kansas. Names span many states and countries including Kansas City Missouri and Porto Rico with close to a dozen injured listed as serious. Doctors reported by nine o clock that the injured were improving and likely to recover.
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Kansas City
Stilwell
Kan
Los Angeles
Cal
WM. Newmiller
Plainfield
N. J
Dan Monyhan
Prescott
Ariz
E. H. Ward
Newcastle
C. A. Milkern
Monett
Carlos M. Tarpardo
Porto Rico
Kansas University
Lawrence
Frank Johnson
Pullman
Owen Patchin
A. L. Zeekers
North Manchester
Ind
John Green
Indianapolis
Thomas McDonald
Temple
Tex
Wm. Woods
Mount Forest
Ont
Canada
Wm. Groves
Steubenville
Ohio
Missouri Pacific
Hamel
Missouri Pacific Hospital
River Flood Reaches 33.5 Feet In St Louis
The Mississippi River in St Louis rose to 33.5 feet today, up 1.4 feet in 24 hours, with the crest expected by Sunday. Fronts along the riverfront are widening the flood, forcing moves of goods and belongings as waters encroach on buildings.
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St. Louis
Wise Man Changes
London June 5 responding to a correspondent who cited an 1881 Chamberlain speech predicting wage declines from a food tax the colonial secretary says circumstances have changed and experience shows the 1881 view was erroneous
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London
Light Skirt Styles At Merrimack For Summer
Summer season arrives and Merrimack showcases dress and walking skirts in light fabrics. New white cheviot, sunburst, taf feta trimmed veiling, yoke effects, shepherd plaid mohair and veiling skirts on display. A black and blue nun's veiling dress skirt with tucks and yoke sells for 8.95, was 12.50.
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The
Merrimack
Joyce and Blacktin Charged in Liquor Soliciting Case
Cambridge June 5 The Middlesex grand jury reported an indictment against Charles H Joyce and Leo Blacktin of Lowell for soliciting orders for liquor selling and keeping liquor in the so called original package case.
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Cambridge
Middlesex Grand Jury Today
Charles H. Joyce
Leo Blacktin
Lowell
Lincoln assassin identified as Booth body burial 38 years ago
Springfield reports Lieut. Col. F H Phipps asserts with certainty that the man shot at the barn near Fredericksburg and carried to Washington as John Wilkes Booth was the Lincoln assassin. He recalls Booth’s body burial at the penitentiary grounds and later relocation to the armory storehouse. Edwin Booth identified his brother by a distinctive tooth.
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Springfield
F. H. Phipps
U. S. Armory
Fredericksburg
Washington
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Col. Phipps
John Ramsey
Booth
Penitentiary
Penientiary
Mary Surratt
Armory
Andrew Johnson
Edwin Booth
Suffratt
President Roosevelt Cleared The Way In Pittsburg Stop
The presidential train reached Pittsburgh at 8.23 am on the Pennsylvania Railroad, seven minutes early, then left for Washington 16 minutes later. Roosevelt walked along the track greeting railroad workers, bowed from the rear platform, and thanked the cheering crowd saying he was happy to be back and wishing them good luck.
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Pittsburg
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Allegheny Mountains
No Strike Probable as Anthracite Boards Meet
Wilkesbarre Pa June 5 three district executive boards of United Mine Workers met in Scranton Hazleton and Pottsville to outline work ahead for the convention of anthracite mine workers set for Pottsville June 15. Operators and mine superintendents say a strike will be avoided if District Presidents Nichols Fahey and Dettry are elected and represent a majority of employees.
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John Fahey
William Dettry
Miners Call for Convention and Conciliation Board
Operators say miners are pursuing the proper course by calling a convention and if delegates again elect district presidents as their representatives any objections will be eliminated. A board of conciliation would meet soon thereafter. The only objection raised concerns whether miners' representatives were properly elected.
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Board of Conciliation
Judge Gray Hopes Settlement Stands Amid Technical Objections
Judge George Gray, head of the anthracite strike commission, said he hoped the settlement intended by the commission’s awards would not be thwarted by small or technical points raised by operators or miners. The remarks came as new developments emerged in Wilmington, Delaware, on June 5.
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Wilmington
Del
George Gray
Anthracite Strike Commission
Adirondack Fires Widen Destruction Skein in Catskill Region
Saratoga N Y June 5 Dense smoke and ashes from Adirondack forest fires blanket the region. George A Rosa reports fires in the Catlin lake area cover about 15 miles by 20 miles and still spreading despite hundreds of firefighters. Heat and dense smoke keep crews two miles away. A Longlake steamer with firefighters is reported missing for three days. Cold River fires span twenty square miles with tinder dry mass threatening adjoined areas.
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Saratoga
N. Y
George A. Rosa
Catlin Lake
Adirondack Lakes
Longlake
Cold River
Adirondacks
Alexander Birth Announcement for Daughter
Birth notice states June 1 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Louis Alexander of Gibson Street.
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Alexander
Louis Alexander
Gibson Street
My Hair Ayer’s Hair Vigor claims hair growth remedy
An advertisement for My Hair Ayer’s Hair Vigor as a hair food that feeds hair to stimulate growth and prevent fallout plus restore gray hair color. It lists a price of $1 and notes availability at all druggists and from J C Ayer Co Lowell Massachusetts.
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Ayer
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell
Kiass
Kansas City Relief Appeal Clarifies Flood Aid
Kansas City Missouri civic leaders publish a statement thanking national donors while urging restraint. They describe West Kansas districts as hardest hit and say full relief assessment awaits flood subsidence. They urge gifts to Kansas City Kansas via Mayor W. H. Craddock and note neighboring Kansas towns’ severe losses.
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Kansas City
Citizens’ General Relief Committee of
Kan
Kansas Cities
Missouri
Kansas
High Bluffs
Kansas River
Armourdale
Riverside
Argentine
West
W. H. Craddock
Colorado Governor Urges Aid for Kansas Flood Victims
Governor Peabody issues a proclamation asking Colorado residents to donate to Kansas flood relief in cash. The call emphasizes immediate monetary contributions from the public and notes Colorado's solidarity with Kansas in the disaster response.
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Denver
Col
Falling Rivers Threaten Kansas City Depot Flood
Kansas City reports rapid river falls with the Missouri down 2 ft 9 in in 24 hours and the Kaw near 2 ft. By Saturday noon the Union depot platform may be above water. Permanent wire communication opened between Kansas Cities. Refugees from Armourdale moved from Convention Hall to tents due to unsanitary conditions.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Union Depot
High Point
Kansas Cities
Armourdale
Convention Hall
Women to Run Chicago Bulletin Editorial Plan
A forthcoming Chicago Bulletin will be produced entirely by women. The article emphasizes femininity as central to its editorial approach and signals strong female leadership shaping the publication's stance and content.
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Chicago Bulletin
Chicago Daily Bulletin
New Mill to Rise on Jackson Street as Annex Structure
The Appleton company will build a new twenty thousand dollar mill on Jackson Street as an annex to an existing building. A cotton sale at market top paid the dividend and funded the enlargement, with total profit from the sale reported at thirty six thousand dollars. Contracts will be let immediately and construction begun.
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Jackson Street
Appleton Company
Boy and Matches Fire in Lenox Street Home
A small boy playing with matches started a closet fire in a Lenox street house at 9.02 this morning. The blaze was spotted by a passerby who notified Box 115. Firefighters arrived quickly and the damage was slight. The boy’s cries attracted his parents’ attention.
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Lenox Street
Coal Prices Edge Up in Lowell Steam Coal Market
This morning the price of coal rose to eight dollars for broken egg stove and No 1 nut, with No 2 nut at seven dollars and fifty cents. A cash payment discount of fifteen cents applies, while other Lowell firms reportedly offer seven fifty for best coal.
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Lowell
Ayer Home for Young Women and Children April May 1903
Monthly report shows 40 adults and 29 children in April with 95 calls from supporters and donations from Mrs H H Carroll Mrs Geo H Pillsbury and others. May records 42 residents including 10 adults and 27 children with 58 calls and several gifts from named friends and patrons.
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H.H. Carroll
Geo. H. Pillsbury
James Bailey
Geo. Shufelt
Pelham
N. H
Geo. Scrutten
Robert Wood
Conspiracy Cases of Teamsters Continued
In New Haven Connecticut on June 5 a one week continuance was granted in the conspiracy cases of 19 striking teamsters arrested on conspiracy charges. The prosecuting attorney said three or four more arrests were likely and sought to try all cases together.
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New Haven
Conn
Shoe Dealers in Court Over Fisticuffs Clash
In a police court session three shoe dealers pleaded and were released after alcohol, repentance, and probation. Harry Greggerman admitted assault on Jacob General. witnesses described blows at 65 Lakeview avenue. Greggerman found guilty and fined ten dollars. co-defendants Harvey and Wier fined. James McArdle fined six dollars.
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Mr. Slattery
Hadley
Harry Greggerman
Jacob General
Greggerman
Lakeview Avenue
Albert Labelle
General
Cop Sparks
John J. Harvey
Charles J. Wier
James McArdle
Zinfandel Wins Manchester Cup at Whitsuntide Meet
London reports Zinfandel won the Manchester cup, a 3000 sovereign handicap sweepstakes over one mile and a half at Whitsuntide meeting. The event featured 25 sovereigns per entry.
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London
Zinfandel
Will of Abbey R. Cerease upheld in Olympia court
In Olympia Washington on June 5 the lower court sustained the will of Abbey R Cerease founder of women s clubs in the northwest Mrs Stewart who died January 2 left an estate over 100000 devised to Mary Lowe Dickerson the New York temperance lecturer The will was contested by Mrs Stewart s brother John G Hunt and other relatives living in Massachusetts
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Olympia
Wash
Abbey R. Cerease
Inrthwest
Wanted traveling salesman and salesmen notices
WANTED Traveling salesman for Massachusetts to sell retail trade. A re tractive, salable line. Established, high rated house. Box 17, Detroit. WANTED French and English sales men on extracts and patent medicines. W. H. Boyce, 91 C street. TO LET Furnished rooms with gas steam heat and bath. $15 Pawtucket street. LOST Between Middlesex and Tenth streets old pin with diamond and pearls Reward 66 Tenth street.
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Massachusetts
Detroit
W. H. Boyce
C Street
Pawtucket Street
Middlesex
Tenth Streets
Eward
Tenth Street
Yale Freshmen Eight Beat Varsity in River Race
In a morning two mile contest on the river at Gales Ferry Connecticut the Yale freshmen eight finished ahead of the Varsity eight by about half a length. The Varsity rowed poorly following a long session yesterday while the freshmen stroked 33 to 34. The Fox four and Varsity four shared the outing with the crews. Weather was cold and foggy. The four-oar dropped out at the first mile due to launch wash. Both main boats paused after another mile with the freshmen leading slightly as 25 crew members faced exams this busy day.
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Gales Ferry
Yale
Weshmen
Varsity
Drought Drives Farmers to Plant Millet and Fodder Corn
Blairstown New Jersey June 5 farmers in Warren and Sussex counties fearing hay crop loss plant millet and fodder corn as 48 days pass with no measurable rain and many still have not broken ground for planting.
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Blairstown
N. J
Warren
Sussex
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Stilwell, Kansas
Mr. Chamberlain
Merrimack Clothing Co
City Hall
Joyce
Blacktin
Grand Jury
Wilkes Booth
Lieut.Col. Phipps
President Roosevelt
Smoke
Hissond
Fravls
Ervin
Ayer Home
W. 4H. White
F. F. Battles
Darracott
Jordan
Guy Morey
Teamsters
York
Agog
New York
O’sullivan Bros. Co
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