Tragic Wyoming Deaths Reach Sedalia Family Ties
A Wyoming skiing trip ended in tragedy when Mrs H B Hensinger and two women fell from a precipice during a descent near Sheridan. Ralph Hensinger and Mrs Williams were injured, with Williams reported fatally hurt later. The group of eleven included the Hensingers, Williams and Hogan relatives from Sedalia Missouri and nearby towns.
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H. B. Hensinger
Big Horn Mountains
Wyoming
Ing
Sheridan
Wyo
Decker
Ralph
Williams
Seymour Williams
Sedalia
H. B. Uensinger
Hollingsworth Ranc
S. B. Williams
Nellie
William
Opal Hogan
Moses Hogan
West Fourth Street
City
del Ray
Cloud’s Peak
Big Morn Mountains
Hensinger
Miss Hogan
West
Fever Cases Rise Amid Additional Deaths Reported
Fever cases continue to climb with new fatalities noted. Health officials urge vigilance as the death toll increases and monitoring remains critical for containment and response efforts.
Government Takes Hand in Yellow Fever Crackdown
President Roosevelt acted at Governor Blanchard’s request to deploy the Marine Hospital Service to New Orleans to stamp out yellow fever. Four more deaths and seven new cases were reported, with 483 cases and 93 deaths to date, while federal staff prepare to expand quarantine measures and move to strict mosquito control.
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Scripps-MacRae Press Association
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Blanehart
Marine Hospital Service
Louisiana
Wyman
Blanchard
State Boards of Health
Wils
Washington
South
Marine Hospital
White
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Captain Ross
Revenue Cutter Service
Ross
Portland
Death of Miss May Carroll in Runaway Accident
Miss May Carroll daughter of Editor M V Carroll of the Ruralist died from injuries in a Friday runaway accident reported from Seda Lia. The message to Mrs Carroll at 623 East Tenth Street said she died at 2 o'clock Saturday morning. Carroll was in Woodruff Missouri with the Iowa Dairymen's Special when notified and left for Butler Missouri where Miss Carroll lived with her grandmother.
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Miss May Carroll
M. V. Carroll
The
Ruralist
Sedalia
Texas Fever Reported in Bagby Pasture Cattle
A number of cows have died in the Bagby pasture near Green Ridge and residents blame Texas fever. The pasture lies beside the M K and T railroad tracks and locals suspect ticks from passing stock trains spread the disease.
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Bagby
Green Ridge
Three Ribs Fractured In Runaway Saturday
Homer Peitman was injured with three fractured ribs in a runaway incident Saturday. He suffered serious injuries. details of location and cause were not disclosed.
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Homer Peitman
Boy Hurt When Horse Drawn Wagon Overturns
Homer Pellman a 15 year old boy driving a horse to a light wagon was thrown against a telephone pole after the leading horse spooked by an engine near the Missouri Pacific tracks. He suffered three broken ribs and other injuries and was treated by Dr. W O Dunlap.
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Ohio Street -Rossing
Missouri Pacific
W. O. Dunlap
Amateur Night Winner at Crystal Park Contest
Master Lee Brandt, a boy about 11, won the five dollar prize in Crystal Park Friday night amateur contest. His program featured violin, cornet, xylophone and whistling. Though two rivals drew applause, Brandt won by a large audience vote amid growing park theatre crowds.
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Brandt
Crystal Park Theatre
Politicians Rally in Jefferson City for Senator Farris
In Jefferson City supporters testify on behalf of Senator Farris as lawmakers come to the aid of the state. The event underscores political backing and legislative attention surrounding the senator's position.
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Jefferson City
Accused Takes Stand in Bribery Trial Testimony Shifts
The defense pressed to contradict John A. Lee’s statements in the Farris bribery case as Farris and Smith reportedly were elsewhere than at the Laclede notes. Senator Orchard claimed he obtained the alum report from Lee and took sole responsibility. Judge Davis cut off a distracted witness. Hadley grilled John Harris before Farris testified about a 1901 letter and his later employment offer from Daniel J. Kelly.
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Lee
St. Louis
Farris
Kelly
Criminal Jurisprudence Committee
Orchard
O Farris
Orchari
Herbert S. Hadley
John Harris
Davis
Hadley
Morton Jourdan
Royal Baking Powder Company
Matthews
Hadhey
Daniel J. Kelly
Senator Morton
Laclede
Senator Smith
Committee On Criminal Jurisprudence
Peace envoys meet President on Mayflower at Oyster Bay
Russian and Japanese peace commissioners Baron Komura Takahira and Sergei Witte, with their suites, arrived by yacht and carriage for a meeting with President Roosevelt aboard the Mayflower. Cheers greeted the envoys as they traveled to the cruiser Tennessee.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Long Island
York
New York
Baron Komura
Takihira
Sergius Witte
Baron Rosen
Waldorf’Astoria
Hote le Ran
Takahira
Uchida
Firss
M. Sato
H. W. Denison
St. Regis
Waaldorf-Astor
A. M. Witte
Lodygensk
Gernt Landing
F. de Martens
Yernoleff
Enveys’ Suite
East Twenty-third Street
Ernest de Schilling
Pierce
M. Witte
Baron Roser
Kattanooga
Mr. Pierce
Chattanooga
Yacht Landing
M Witte
Exciting Runaway on Osage Street Ends Safely
Mrs. Robert Hendricks and two children narrowly escaped injury when a runaway horse attached to their buggy bolted along South Osage Street last evening. The animal collided with another carriage between Second and Main streets, then fell to the roadway. Bystanders quickly restrained the horse, causing no injuries beyond fright to the occupants.
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Osage Street
Robert Hendricks
Komura States Hopes For Successful Conference In New York
Baron Komura via M. Sato in New York says the conference should succeed and notes the emperor sent them to show goodwill. He adds they are in continual touch with the emperor and prefer negotiations in Japanese, with Americans’ speech second.
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New York
Baron Komura
M. Sato
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Mally
James T. Bradshaw
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