Tourist Pilgrimage Train Wreck Near Sherbrooke Kills Many
A Grand Trunk railroad excursion to Saint Anne de Beaupré from Sherbrooke derailed in two sections after a crash at Craig’s Road. At least thirteen died and many were injured, with victims from Sherbrooke Magog Windsor Danville and Richmond among the dead and wounded. The Pullman car porter from Toronto is among those harmed as rescuers scramble through wreckage and nearby homes.
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Pigrimé
Anne de Beaupre
Craig’s Run
Grand Trunk
Sherbrooke
Craig'd Road
St. Anne de Beaupre
de- Mna Gosaolin
Hamel
Danville
Lows Morin
Olivine Morin
Windsor
Brook Cakor
Zephrrin Lamella
Inara Godbout
Windsor Mills
Joseph Richard
Brompton Falla
Clophan Charest
Coathcooke
Bone
Marvelous Bargains in Millinery and Fabric Supplies
Local store advertises low prices on 100 pieces brown sheeting 950 yards, 250 pieces fancy checks and flannelettes, 300 pieces gingham, 50 pieces sixteen inch crash, towels in multiple dozens, men and women’s hosiery, ladies waists and wrappers, calico wrappers, royal pins, and white goods. Includes multiple price points and bulk quantities aimed at budget shoppers.
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Goodsworth
Eleven Lives Lost In The Flood And Tempest
A monumental Midwest flood and storm swept across multiple states. Eleven lives were reported lost in Wisconsin and nearby areas as boats capsized and trees were uprooted. Drowning victims include a Harvard Wisconsin party aboard a steam launch that sank during the storm. In Iowa, a Republican state convention drew crowds for Governor Drake’s nomination, with LaFayette Young presiding as chairman.
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Shidda
Bhiolde
Noladdee
Wirtona
Texas Coal
Father Hogan
Misa Hogan
Harvard
Isis
Franz
High
John E. Hogan
Uilness Hospital
James Hogan
Dee Mornes
Aberougly
Jackson
LaFayette Young
Daily Capitol
Par Tangent
J. W. Willuts
Tama County
Siz
Drake
Bod
Harlan
Parrott
Harsh
Kumvar
Ornsby
Young
Heutenant
Evar
Matsy Parrott
Aleriog
Dangan
Chariton
Iape
Henry Sabin
George W. Pecking
Loner
Joglah
Allia
Iowa
Winona Flood Devastates Town After Kansas City Rail Cut
A violent cyclone and torrential rain wreck Winona Missouri along the Current River, killing eleven and injuring or missing several. Homes, stores, and the Ozark Lumber mill were swept away. rescue efforts and aid requests followed as residents fled to higher ground. Birchtree also suffered a severe flood on July 4, with widespread destruction and near drownings during the celebrations.
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Uienster
Daxter Springs
Winona
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Milway
Shannon County
Rov
Gow
Duncan
G. W Duncan
Mattie Quocan
Crawford
GW. Duncan
Crawford Gert
George Novina
Norma Noving
Lloyd Wright
Maggie
Cannon
Jobo Morris
Mra. Nevins
Roy
G.’ W. Duncan
George Nevins
Norman Nevina
Wright
Ningira
Ikea
Yani
B. F. Hrang
Amiliag Farm
Biroh
Cortes & Fisher
Mimber
Shannon
Ozark Lumber Company
Five Killed as Cyclone Ravages Baxter Springs Kansas
A devastating cyclone struck Baxter Springs Kansas at dusk killing five people and seriously injuring about twenty others. Victims include Sullie Webster 70 Florence Webster 46 Ralph Webster 8 and shielda baby along with H Hibbs and A Hamback. Many injured suffer broken bones and internal injuries. Two wind currents merged near M. KE church then moved east causing major property damage to homes and businesses. Local residents from Nebraska and nearby areas were among the dead and injured.
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Aviond
Rniaan
Tifa
Charles
Klein
John Roas
Gharies
L. Shouk
Dugi
Bradlaw
Ado ‘Atroot
Savanna
Peoria
Milwaukee
Ife
Kansas
Midsouri
Georgia
Willard's Station
Kan
Ana
Barres Seixas
Kas
Baxter Springs
Ruby
Gvo
P.m
Sullie Webster
Florence Webster
Ralph Webster
Homag Shielda
H. Hibbs
Mra Neal
Jumea New
Roy Webster
Martha Smith
Ella Smith
George A. Dicker
A. Sharpe
Thomas Bbieldy
Ding Miles South
A. G. Hamback
M. KE
Dal Ouber
Webster
Nebraska
History of a Whek a bizarre clipped world
A long row of misdated, fragmentary notices reports fires, accidents, murders, and political shifts. It records the Skanmore hotel blaze in Lynn Moss killing two workers Henry F Hicks and James H Winslow both employed by L A May company. Gage Hotel Co assigns assets. Dr Benjamin Snodgrass dies in a runaway crash. a mining exposition is dropped. Leavenworth quarrel ends with Brown’s return. a printer’s headless body found in Socorro. Charles Coates warned to leave Tiffin. a shooting in Tacrytown. Oswego fire. and various arrests, divorces, and political shifts across states.
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Murncle
Ind
Dunver
Coto
Jane A. Smith
Martin H. Smith
Leavenworth
Kan
Brown
Wavernss
J. U. Alsop
Socorro
N.M
Charles P. Coates
Tif_in
Tacrytown
N. M
W. Barron
Darkoeas
Harry Hayward
Minneapolis
Theodore Cushing
Thomas King
Spokane
Wash
Mount Veauvins
Magistrate House
Jeffersonville
Seven Men Lost in Detroit Livery Stable Fire
Detroit July 11 fire at Case’s livery stable 41 West Congress Street killed seven men, burned bodies found in ruins. One missing hostler believed in building when fire started, hospital nurse confirms another survivor. About eighty horses evacuated. only Ethel G. valued at 1000 lost. Latert John Cumtolnga survived and is hospitalized reportedly conscious.
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Momaay
Oswego
N. Y
Mitchell
Caswell ‘County
N.C
Queen Victoria
John Thompson
Howgate
Suprem Court
Lady Lee
Island No. 40
Harry Robinson
Danis Stewart
Pater Watson
Willem Wohsteelden
Stark
T .Wis
Case
Detroit
Weat Congrea Street
Bagamont
Q A. Grayas
Ethel G
Latert
John Cumtolnga
Cuse
Wade
Gorman Took De-perate Chances
Charles Gorman linked to the nun killing case, identified by C. B Cole of Union Langue club, after a death at the Auditorium hotel. He fled to Saloonkeeper McGloin during a pursuit, leading to a deadly chase in a bizarre sequence of events.
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Gorman
Cricaso
Charles Gorman
Rosenthal
Auditorium Hotel
C. B Cole
Union Langue Club
McGloin
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