Coal Mine Disaster at Rich Hill Ends in Trial and Survivors
Terrible calamity at Keith & Perry coal mine No 6 near Rich Hill Missouri on March 1 1900 after gas and powder explosions trapped about fifteen men with twenty five to follow In later reports fifteen taken out fourteen alive five rescued later died The dead list includes Charles Smith Julian Smith G C McPherson Frank Lawler and others while many more were injured or missing Rescue efforts continued through the day with authorities and volunteers facing dangerous conditions and shifting casualty counts.
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Keith & Perry Coal Company
Rich Hill Gas Company
George Sweeney
Wolfe Wad
Manville
Keith & Perry
Thor Tives
Ms Fullows
Dea
Charles Smith
Genie May
G. C. McPherson
Frank Lawler
Julian Smith
Joshua Trickle
Jota
George Dlack
W. Hlack
H. Sheppard
J. AC. Neptene
John Leffler
Chares Ray
John Gray
Bruce Brown
LB Dison
Fred Henderson
Co'cred
Alexander White
Glison McFerron
Trixie
Muberts
West End
N. B. Gray
Norman Gray
G. I. Sweeney
M. Dullahaunt
George Henry
Robert Dick
Charles Smallwood
C J. Neptune
Sao
Lytare
Hii Coal and Mining Company
Joseph T. Treavely
Wip
Hice
Mine Y Esterday
Asa Angel
Sy ' Geo Et Cmeaco
Mareh 30
St. Paul
Earling
Chen
Besler
Burlington Road
Thos
Dougherty
Chicago
Milwauker & St. Paul
Eimen
Kansas Republican League opens at Topeka meeting
Kansas Republican League delegates gather in Topeka on the 28th with over 1% clubs represented and about 40 present. Edward C. Little named temporary chairman. J. C. Campbell elected temporary secretary. Governor Thomas A. Osborn reported as permanent chairman. constitution adopted establishing the league and its officers.
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Topeka
J. W. Hamilton
Kansas
Republican League of the United States
Edward C. Little
Ness City
J. C. Campbell
Cowley County
Thomas A. Osborn
J.H. Hunter
Leavenworth
J. J. Stewart
Bourbon
B.S. Cloud
W. A. Morgan
Chase
Ledrow Gytheie
Sumner
A. Wagner
Sheridan
W. A. Greason
Miami
A.G. Stacy
Shaw
H W. Brundage
Brown
Kansas Republican League
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William Bardle
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Domestic Tragedy in Cumathorne Missouri
A grisly double-will be fatal case unfolds as J. A. Gillespie and wife quarrel over infidelity. He shoots thrice at her, she wounds him, both fatally wounded. Gillespie claims he planned to kill two others before dying, while witnesses report a bloody scene as neighbor Dr. Bora Green aids the wounded woman.
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Gillespie
Gillespe
MaAcox
T. B. Richweisen
Macon
Abs. Richardson
Miller
Micon
A Cat Story of Passion and Wisdom in Dispute
Two learned men debate cats and their traits, clashing over whether the animal is vile or noble. Passion and egotism fuel the disagreement. neither side yields, ending in enmity as each man retreats to his avians or his museum while mice and decay mock their judgments.
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Ingalls
Kit Carson
G.A. R
Lebanon
Ulysses
Tobin
Frederick the Great
Leibnitz
Dangerous Ignorance and Popular Remedies From a Victorian Digest
An editorial style feature urges knowledge of dangers such as poisons and explosives while praising Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla as a healing tonic. It cites testimonials from Lexington and Philadelphia readers, notes risks of unawareness, and endorses self care with patented tonics amid admonitions about responsibility for ignorance. The piece also references cures for coughs and colds, dental drops, and local commodity listings including cattle, hogs, and grain prices.
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Warner
Maggie Kerchwal
Lexington
Berks Co
Cleveland
Chronic Inactivity and A Remedy Ad Vending Claims
An OCR fragment markets Hostetter’s remedies amid health claims. It warns of chronic inactivity and digestive distress, touts a “Never Fails” rheumatic cure, and attacks counterfeit pieces. It references Druggists in Washington DC and Purexay Ash Beverages while mocking contrarian buyers and urging readers to consult Johnson & Co. for cures.
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