Tornado Devastation Kills Three in Kansas With Heavy Damage
Devastating tornadoes struck near Hamilton Greenwood county and Aliceville Coffey county Kansas. Three people killed outright and two fatally hurt while fourteen others suffered serious injuries. Aliceville population of 200 virtually demolished with widespread damage and downed wires. Casualty figures incomplete and may rise.
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Kansas
Emporia
Kan
Hamilton
Greenwood county
Alicevile
Coffey county
Aliceville
Hamillton
WBdith Bailey
W. B. W. Bailey
Mr. Gillh
John Bailey
Ofis
HW. Heberlin
B.S. Manis
Alfveville
Bray
John Earlwine
J. W. Atherton
William
League of American Municipalities Convention held in Baltimore
The seventh annual convention of the League of American Municipalities was held at Baltimore Maryland. Bartholomew O'Brien a medical student was adjudged insane by New York experts and placed in an asylum.
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the
League of American Municipalities
Baltimore
Bartholomew O'Brien
New York
Father John's Medicine Story and Origins
Fifty years ago an eminent apostolists prescribed Father John's Medicine for Rev. Fr. John O Brisa of Lowell Mass. It is not a patent medicine and is free from opium morphine or poisonous drugs. It strengthens the body, prevents pneumonia and consumption, and cures bronchitis asthma and throat and bag troubles. Guaranteed.
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Father John
John O’ Brisa
Lowaill
Mass
Trial of Mrs Williams heads to jury after rebuttal
Philadelphia reports the Emma Williams poisoning trial nearing its end as defense rests and prosecution calls rebuttal witnesses. District Attorney Bell paints a damning portrait with neighbors and former associates testifying to alleged bad acts, while Williams and her allies insist on her good character and motherhood.
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Emma Willliams
commonwealth
Mattie Boice
Crank at White House sought audience. Norwich man deemed insane
John Decker of Norwich, Connecticut entered the White House north lobby unnoticed claiming to seek the president. He was not armed, questioned by officers, and later pronounced insane and removed to the asylum. Secretaries barred informants about callers to avoid attracting others.
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John Decker
Norwich
Conn
Washington
White House
oficer
Loch
Decker
Airship wreck early Langley experiment in Potomac
A Langley airship failed during a public test in Widewater Virginia. The 70 foot tracks launched airship plunged into the Potomac river after a few moments aloft. Professor Manley escaped unharmed while officials confirmar ongoing confidence in future success.
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Manley
Widewater
Samuel F. Langley
Smithsonian Institute
Potomac river
Charles M. Manley
Langley
Washington
Professor Manley
Potomac
Bartholdi
Aylesworth as Leading Canadian Lawyer in Alaska Boundary Dispute
Allen B. Aylesworth, Canada's chief representative in the Alaska boundary arbitration, is noted as a leading legal luminary. Described as a hard worker and scholar, there is talk he will soon be knighted.
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A. B. AyLESWORTH
ALASKA BOUNDARY
Allen B. Aylesworth
Canada
Alaska
Dominion
Coal Company Enjoined From Blasting Near Water Barrier
Wilkes Barre Pa Oct 8 A preliminary injunction has been granted to Mine Inspector Boyle against the Avoca Coal Company restraining blasting that would threaten a large pillar between Avoca workings and the Landill colliery of the Delaware and Hudson Coal Company. Officials say stopping the blast preserves a barrier holding more than 20 million gallons of water behind it, preventing possible loss of life and roof caving if the water enters Laucliff workings.
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Wilkenbarre
Boyle
Avoca Coal Company
Landiill
Delaware and Hudson Coal Company
James EB. Roderick
burgau
Laucliff
Nearly Sunk Torpedo Boat Shark Rammed Dahlgren
The submarine torpedo boat Shark rammed the Dahlgren during a trial near Greenport New York on October 4. Seven Dahlgren crewmen escaped sinking as water flooded the ship after the impact. Shark lost only minor paint from its ram bow. Lieutenant Nelson attributed the incident to strong ebb tide making Shark briefly uncontrollable.
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Dahlgren
Greenport
New York
Shark
Nelson
Forged Notes Hit Nave Sinks Bank in Redbank N J
In Redbank New Jersey Henry B Wenck a poor carpenter faces $30000 due notes allegedly drawn in his name the bank receiver warns they will fall due Enoch L Conant ex cashier of the bank who pleaded guilty to related charges is to be sentenced next Monday in Trenton. Separately in New York City a riot by twenty five striking Steinberg Brothers rag sorters attacked workers outside the factory while spectators cheered bricks struck a protector and windows were smashed one worker hospitalized and a leader arrested.
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N. J
Redbank
Henry B. Wenck
Navesink National Bank
Wenek
Enoch L. Conant
United States Court
Trenton
New York
Steinberg Brothers
rdting
Lion Roams during October Festival in Berlin Ort
A lion escaped from a Munich Davaria menagerie entered the Berlin Ort October festival plaza. Crowds fled as the beast prowled, then lay under a wagon before handlers later coaxed it away. In Trenton, Tillman’s wife and son were injured when a buggy horse bolt caused a crash.
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Ort
Munich
Davaria
Menacerie stapleyes
Senator Tillman
Trenton
Ars
Tillman
United States
BOB Tilman
Resisted U S For A Year Woman Gives Up Naval Grounds Stand
Mrs Kate Realy of Annapolis Maryland, who for over a year resisted United States condemnation to clear land for naval academy extensions, announced she will vacate within days and sue for damages over hardships endured during the dispute.
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Naval Academy
Annapoli
Kate Realy
United States
naval ivy grounds
Russia demands China aid over Korea crisis
Reported Washington and Yokohama dispatches say Russia proposes a Korea partition with China supporting it. Moscow informs Beijing that Manchuria will not vacate without Japanese concessions, while Japan consults with leaders and rejects the partition plan. A crisis remains possible at any moment.
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Korea
Japan
Washington
Yokohama
Get
Pekin
M. Lesser
foreign office
Husala
Manchuse
China
My Uchida
Jel wie Fu
Yoklo
Yongampho
Yalu
easig belll
Maron von Rosen
Daron Komura
Viscount Katsura
Manchuria
Russa
Yamagata
war
marine
Baron von Fresen
Washington Not Surprised by Possible Manchuria Demands
Washington officials say they would not be surprised to receive confirmation from Tokyo that Russia will not evacuate Manchuria until its demands are granted. They expect demands to mirror previous Pekin proposals, with open ports and treaty terms tied to commerce. The state department plans no protest while trade and port access are preserved.
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Washington
state department
Yokohama
Conger
China
Manchuria
Pekin
Count Lamsdorff
McCormick
Count Cassini
Hay
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