Flood Devastates Cities as 20000 Lose Homes in Kansas City
Kansas City Kansas faces darkness and loss as waters rise. Rescue teams save hundreds, while 20000 residents are homeless. Food supplies run short and risk of disease grows. North Topeka and Argentine endure widespread flooding with rail lines, boats, and relief crews aiding evacuation.
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Missouri Pacific Railway
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Martin school
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Leavenworth
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Womanly Headaches Declared Beat by Favorite Prescription
The piece argues that headaches and related ailments strike women more than men and cites Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as curing the cause by improving regulation and healing female weaknesses. It claims thousands testify to its benefits and offers free adviser's book by mail with stamps.
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Common Sense
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Sickness May Follow Flood Reports From Kansas River Flood
An early 20th century dispatch notes an 18 inch drop in the Kansas River with water falling steadily, signaling receding flood levels from Manhattan to Topeka and Wamego. Amid the relief, an epidemic risk looms for refugees with 30 known dead as initial tallies and uncertain late updates.
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Wamego
Cyclone devastates Gainesville cotton mills killing many
Gainesville Ga June 2 cyclone wrecked the city killing over 100 and destroying mills and stores. The Pacolin Company mill and several large stores were leveled. 84 mill workers died, 100 more injured. City hospitals unroofed. 125 cottages, a church and school blown away. widespread devastation and hundreds left homeless.
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Murderer Shot in Brooklyn Desperate House CRISIS
Patrick Whalen was killed by Charles A. Prescott in a Brooklyn home after a disturbance escalated to gunfire. Prescott, deemed insane, was captured after a struggle. police found three more revolvers, cartridges, and gunpowder in his rooms.
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