Floods Ravage Kansas Missouri River Towns and Homes
Across multiple counties the Missouri and Kaw rivers surged, flooding cities from Kansas City to Argentine. Homes along riverbanks inundated to second stories, bridges washed out, power plants flooded, and packing houses flooded threatening regional commerce and transport. Rescue and relief efforts underway as waters rise and warnings extend.
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Uberty
Ain
Acre
Wrarty
Carpoitelen
Algor
Atta
Bens
Medora
Une
Hop Hollow Bridge
Kannan
Kaw
Kapone City
Kingau & Co
Malace
Electric Git Company
Water Works
Missouri
Kanans City Smelting and Hefiuing Company
St Argentine
Arowardale
Dumens
Kansas City
Kananit A
Kaw River
Vo Kan Kou
Arrow Rock
New Rovers
Chishoma
GiMah Garonge
Topeka
Lawrence
Jefferson Cig
Manny
Ari
Coe
British Purchase Right Over Inman Line Sails Floated
Inman Line vessels City of Paris and City of New York may not fly the American flag after Britain’s potential purchase under its rights. Despatches from Washington note the Admiralty reserved the option to buy the ships at stated prices, aiming to influence American registry and flag status.
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Inman Line
Paris
City of
New York
Inman Steamalp Company
Abip
Tonte Corfelwal
Sbsoolute
Inman Company
Nestest Meauiers
Washington
Fowler
Jeever
Britteh Admiralty
Hritiek Admiralty
EF. Wright
Peter Wright & Sons
Theloman Line
Bowling Green
Byshe
le Tree
Philadelphia
City of New York
City of Paria
Senator Barbour Dead in Virginia Senate Face Replacement Talk
Barbour, who died suddenly Saturday morning of heart failure, served in the Thirty-seventh to Thirty-ninth Congresses and was U.S. Senator after Harrison H. Riddleberger. Born December 29, 1890, in Culpeper County, Virginia, he studied at the University of Virginia and was a Democrat. His death prompts discussion of Governor McKinney calling a special session to elect a successor and names ex-Governor Lee and Staples as possible contenders.
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Shetek
Wasarsoron
Genstor Jove
Barbour
Senate
Culpepper County
University of In
Therenure of Virginia
Cal; County
United
Harrison H. Riddleberger
Benator
al Alature
Virginia
Carbour
Capitol
McKinney
Virgil
Merett
Aking Bile
Lee
Dodge Staples
Reident
Race Conflict in Vimointa Deed Between Whites and Blacks
News from May 16 reports a violent clash at Simmons Creek coal mines between white residents and black workers. A white man died and several people were wounded as armed whites pursued and attacked Black defendants, with danger of further bloodshed.
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Nomrate
Simmons Creek
Jake
Justie
Reward Offered In Fire Burnings At Absecon New Jersey
The National Board of Fire Underwriters in New York offers a large reward for the capture and prosecution of the arsonists who burned Hazel Fienberg’s clothing shop in Absecon on May 16, destroying $3,000 worth of stock. A separate fire this month in the same area fuels suspicions of incendiary acts as residents patrol streets hoping to catch the guilty.
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Purssanrvinies
N. J
National Board of Fire Underwriters
New York City
Hazel Fienberg
Absecon
Olo
Flenberg
Atmecon
Te Ley
Cifanone
Jealous Polish Noblewoman Key Suspect in Ballet Star Murder
Warsaw society reels over the murder of Josephine Gerlach, famed ballet star of German parentage, allegedly killed by Begualawa Cresicks of a noble Polish family amid jealousy over the victim's beauty and fortunes. Evidence points to robbery motive. police link high society to the crime as Cresicks faces life in Siberia.
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Wasesw
Warsaw
Josephine Gerlach
Abe
Theas
Josephine Act
Josephine
Omer
Beguslace
Poland
Begualawa
Dalles
Tree
Siberia
New Yoak May $9,000 suit in US Circuit Court
A case filed in the United States Circuit Court involves a claim against New Yoak seeking nine thousand dollars. Details indicate a civil action with monetary relief and likely related parties not fully spelled out in the fragment.
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United States
Carles
Jury Recommends Immediate Safeguards for Amusement Venue
The jury outlines fire safety measures including a brick wall barrier six feet high and a woven asbestos or non combustive curtain to shield the stage. It calls for iron groves and a sliding curtain system on both sides, plus immediate action to implement the protections.
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Fae Coreners
Amen
Olere Greely
Pananeurau
Coremer
Disordered Matrimonial Tale and Military Posts News
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Harry C Lovejoy of 2/7 Powers Street and his fourte en year old daughter, parental forgiveness hinted amid a tale of marriage talk. References to a sacred new military post at Helens and Col Ramey, Judge Advocate General, plus a Boston doctor Haidesler and a Navy context. Also notes a man leaping from a second story, dying, and a Rochester, NY funeral.
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Thamesives
Papa Lovejoy
Ter
Stelke Wurtmen
Weid
Pelr Geommen
Kikive
Helens
Moet
Ork
Teeken
Rochester
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Richardson
Panther
Arkaonas
Gaines
Chicos County
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Salem
Washington County
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de. Seoth
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New Year
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Plainfield, N. J
Borough Scavenger Co
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Acme
Acme Tailoring Co
Front Street
Seeaneeeee
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Lonwest
Puri
C. Schepflin & CO
West Front Street
North Avenue
Fred. W. Dunn
Suocessor
Barkalow & Dunn
Rumpf
Welcome Globe Stores
Masury's Paint
Buckeye Mowers
J. Hervey Doane
Park-avenue
Elgin Creamery
United Tea & Coffee Growers'Association
R. J. Shaw
Say
Park Avenue
Bayer
Pepe
Herman
A. Weber
Liberty
Berwee
Pee Seed Sree
Moe Sherries
Laoternes
Clamits
Champsones
Porythders
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