Jacksonville Fire Devastates City and Kills Seven
A massive blaze in Jacksonville Florida raged for hours destroying thirteen blocks and vast districts. Official tallies place property losses at ten to fifteen million dollars with thousands homeless and seven lives confirmed. Authorities note fires began by faulty wiring and the city faced widespread ruin as hotels theatres and businesses burned. Emergency crews from multiple states aided recovery as the community rallied for relief amid a long rebuilding path.
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Jackeonville
Florida
Smattekary
Fm Fee
St Johns
Thy Rover de Belge
Jennings
Ube Rettes
Forte
Savannah
Fersehciia
Ocila
Ates
Jackson- Ville
Tith
Board of Trade
Piirelal Bimlien Weld
Minetineky
la Wake Action Lovin
Alleriatien
Lewuet
Leadine Visine Toon
Ineurance
From Fen
St. James
Jacksonville
Ubog
Emery Rane
Imliti
See
Weather predictions for Kansas and surrounding area
Weather predictions for the nest 20 hours outline a rough forecast for Kansas tonight and Sunday. The fragment mentions Purdy and a North to Northwest flow with cooling temperatures and penally sinners in the north, indicating unsettled conditions and cooler readings ahead.
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Nest
Kansas
Gooler
Sethe
Borthwest Ee
Massive fire devastates city section including hotels churches
A fierce blaze raged through Duval to Main streets in a Florida city, destroying the north side of Adam and spreading past Market. Firefighters battled flames as explosions rocked the area, destroying the Windsor St Luke’s hotel district and many homes. Casualties included several residents and church properties. casualties and specifics are still being tallied.
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Duval
Moire
Adam
Adama
Duval Street
St Luke's Koepttad Vats Sivicl
Erewde
Fre
Fim
Ilovich
Tire
Tullafedo
Windsor
St. Laures
Gues
Ben Bunthy
Winteor
Laslis Huise
Methodist
Trinity M. I. Churich Wes Umas
Tames
Wecra House
Richins
Tavineston
Baldwin Raasslen
Anipowder
Dubbuerr
Durehott
Gurdiper
Day Street
Market
Main Street
Enon Zunes
Leteen Cibie
Wuliditeng
Manne Armory
Court Bomse
Melntyre
St John’s
Peet Dean
Daragen
Francis
de Bean
Heten
NPS
Sey
Dean
WB. Barnett
Amring
Nile
Haver
Twilor
St Augustine
Prinembrac
President McKinley Praised During Texas Texas Visit
President McKinley and party arrived in Texas amid cheering crowds. He spoke at Fort Sam Houston and in Austin adres sing colored students on opportunity and progress. The tour drew about 20 000 visitors to the state capital as trains and parades showcased Texas hospitality and growth.
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San Antonio
Tex
McKinley
Hha Ae Ta. m
Alamo Building
Tes
Sayers
Fort Sam Houston
Childres
Jett
BE Pas
Austin
Pex
Tongher
South
Houston
Prairis View
Ermal School
Hampstead
Brenham
Cotoriel
House of Representatives
Elgin
New Orleans
Chile
Congress Avenue
Confederate Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
Ena
Capital
Leas
Texas
Tie
Teavin
Benor
Alamo
Tery
United States
Dra
McKinney
Rane
Tuskewes
Alabam
Sayen— Nah
Spain
el Caney
San Juan Bill
Philippines
Abichy
Mnits
Yen
Ute Xouth
Iran
President's tour shifts to street drives for receptions
The President will tour through the streets of visited towns to greet the public, replacing the traditional indoor receptions. This approach aims to better accommodate attendees and provide closer access to residents during the visits.
Will and estate details of Topeka Mrs Sells heirs
The Topeka probate records reveal that Sarah Anna Sells Greenspan left nearly all her estate to her adopted son Allan Sells with trust provisions guiding maintenance and education until age 25 and a potential transfer to the Topeka Orphans Home if he dies early. Executors named are P I Bonebrake or Frank M Bonebrake, with various bequests of small sums and specific parcels to other relatives and to Topeka cemetery upkeep.
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Sarah Anne Sells
William Sells
Allan Seils
Topeka
Barbera Tauet
State Journal
Oullea
Willie Selia
Quincy Street
Wille Selle
Bene
Sarah Ann Selle-Greenspan
Shawnee County
Kansas
Beneft
Ehota
Kansas Avenue North
Shayenee County
Kansan
Ty Parkhurst-Davis Company
Chadwick Place
Vance Place
Kerr Place
Fallowa
Shaw- Nee
State of
Sid Truster
Sail
Allan
Sid Allan
Allan Sells
Allan Seika
Devine
Ellen White
Dayton
Ofia
Bot
Burt
Salle
West Tenth Street
West Tenth Arenas
Shewnes County
State of Kansas
Papel
Ars Ranhel Colay
Quincy Breet
Tootka
Gasas
Alvin
PL Bonebrake
Frank M. Bonebrake
Witners
Sarah Anna Sells Serrere
Thomas A. Nathrie
Sarah Anna Sells
Allan Seiss
William Sélle
Bee J. Seis
Hannas Avenue
Shawnee
Miinaux
Allan Sella
Milam Selis
Eile J. Selle
Curtis Law Test in South McAlester Court
In South McAlester Amit, a Choc taw citizen and millionaire, sues Wm. Bushy and Nash Rampies over a coal mine near the city. The case tests the validity of the Curtis Bill and the Atoka agreement and seeks royalties collection rights held by the United States in trust for Choctaw and Chickasaw nations. The suit could affect territorial titles and local governments. Charles Curtin was in town to brief the investigating committee.
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South McAlester. T
Amit
Staten Court
Jd. McAlester
Choctaw Ccitizen
Wm. Bushy
Nash Rampies
Interior
McAlester
Sampson
Curtis Hill Bee
United States
Busby
Tasud
Charles Curtin
Muskogee
Less sickness in Manila reports improved troop health
Washington reports Surgeon Stern-Ware praises Manila's lower sick rate among American troops the best since deployment. He credits training and education in tropical diseases for better health outcomes. A Cash Register strike in Dayton idles 2300 workers as molders demand reinstatement of four discharged men. Chicago weather shows part cloudy Sunday with possible showers and cooler tonight.
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Washington
Stern- Ware
Manila
Tnoe
Philippines
Cash Register
Dayton
National Cash Register
Not So Fast. Stay Granted in Parker Hughes Case
The supreme court granted a stay of proceedings in the Parker-Hughes mandamus case appealed from the district court. The stay lasts until May 1 when the matter will be heard on its merits. The court heard arguments as lawyers and clients gathered in the justices' anteroom, with Judge Garver presiding and exchanges about eligibility and attendance continuing through the morning.
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Supreme Court
Parker-Hughes Mandamus Cope
District Court
Colonel Hughes
Albert Parker
Coletand Hughes
Johnaten
Smith
Green
Pollock
T. F. Garver
Areata Sr Cesta
Clemens
Gerver
Tada Emeneth
Fener
Cleienk
Ens
Juden Garver
Doster
Doran
Aires
Judea
Deere
Wil
Bo Larimer
Mr. Larkin
Larimer
Chaney
Data
Chaner
Drea
Etta
Carter
Garver
Parker Eleetee
Justice Smith
Parker
Lee
Justice Doster
Maxyar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tacksonviile
Topeka State Journal
Fla
McRipsey
Devit
Sella Supreme Court
Hazen
Curtis Law
Sporting News
G. Dun
Royal Academy
Halfway News
Wichita
Kansas News
Wirth Charkeworth
Marketa
Havana
Funston
Topeka Society
Japan
Cireua
Hook
Langtry
London
Christian Science
Ovation
Colored Normal School
William
PR. I. Bonebrake
Willie Sells
Weatier
Mina
Gurens
Donden
Northern Pacific
Hatte
Warren
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