Awful May Day Collapse Traps Barbershop Victims
Buffalo May 1 An old Brown Building at Main and Seneca Avenues collapsed during repairs. Wall debris hit a crowded barber shop, leaving several injured or dead. Police and firefighters saved workers as wreckage cleared. Names of injured and deceased include barber Dieta and carpenter Drivt with others hospitalized or unaccounted. surrounding street scenes described as crews worked to reach trapped occupants.
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Buttalo
Brown
Main
Seneca Aireeta
Westwrt Union Telemann Company
Eownadd
Tell van Defi
Uhertime
Gorirte Dieta
Barber
Mitch Hospital
B. Hawkes
Jess Adare
James Hittenika
Mbar Ter
Janae Ed Beh
Tee Weienuss Carhite
Firrmen
Benes Street
Borex
Tng
Western Union ‘Telegraph Compani
Amalier
Sremmra
Ambalyses
Arenes
Hawk
Twek Traker
Tina Tou Ehligren
Herman J Schiltee
Fragmentary World War II Era Notice
Incomplete OCR text discusses wartime mentions with scattered phrases about hospitals surgeons and a grand jury. Dates are illegible and many names are unclear. The readable content suggests a historical public notice with medical and legal references, but details remain obscured.
Unclear regional meeting yields mixed approval outcomes
A garbled report discusses a regional council meeting with items on Apbreupal redleness, Fort Worth War, and various substitutes. It mentions Topeka, Omaha, Washington, and Cleveland in contested actions, with a decisive 211 to 1 vote against Topeka substitutions and broad approvals amid confusion.
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A. B. Leuriand
Leonard
Washington
Chattannes
New Criwatie of
Fort Worth
Sda Ty Ada
Slanehal
Nagerakt
Ras Derrakt
Aeterat
Gomute
Cleveland
Ob Lovin
Topeka
Omoaun
Malesig
Burton's Bold Bid Stirs Shawnee County Politics
Amid a tense Shawnee County contest, Dr J Barton interviews workers, while Col Vente advertises support for Burton. Local figures dismiss Burton interference as unfounded, urging residents to judge candidates by their own merits. The battle centers on trust, influence, and county allegiance ahead of spring elections.
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Shawnee
J. Shde Barton
Cone Hurton
Bolman
Wilery Jian
Tony Eleet
Parves
Janes
Dawnver
Burtan
Oahu
Wong
Burton Poupie
Mir
Burton
Miners Entombed After Ashland Mine Cave-In Tragedy
Reports from St Paul detail a disastrous cave-in at the Ashland Mine trapping miners. Rescue attempts were hampered by shifting ground as crews labored to reach the 300 foot fall. Several were rescued, with the rest awaiting word as conditions improved. Local officials monitor progress and coordinate headway with rescue teams.
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Ashland
St. Paul
Arbhend
Peter Monas
Collins Peter Guerra
Orsiais
Fries
Zai
Thomas Willige
Wililamn
Uefa
Norrie
Amy
Turbulent Topeka Area Tornado Destroys Homes
A violent tornado swept Shawnee County near Topeka damaging the Jansen Hart residence and nearby farms. Eye witnesses describe a funnel cloud crossing Maple Hill area, lifting a brick schoolhouse, overturning outbuildings, and scattering debris for miles. Mrs J Janssen Hart suffered injuries, but most occupants escaped serious harm as the storm moved northeast. A large frame structure was torn from its foundation and carried, with trees uprooted and debris scattered along the route of destruction.
Jansen Family Survives Cyclone Destroys Home
Mrs Jansen and her husband arrived in the city seeking aid after a tornado damaged their home. Their daughter Mrs Holtwick of West First Street is listed among those injured. The couple recounts fleeing to the cellar as the house was ripped apart, with debris and a whirlwind lifting them and sending a shelf through the room. A new house is planned for Mr Jansen, a prosperous farmer. Cyclone warnings and reports of damage extend across Emporia Kansas to nearby towns, with multiple properties wrecked and many deaths feared.
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Jansen
H. Holtwick
West First Street
Jensen
Ty Alee
Deuihier
Botford Longs
Bo Ture
Ciris
al- Tost
Mehalgal Nesin
Janssen
Czar’s coronation pageant amid artillery at Petrograd
Cannons roared and crowds surged as the czar began his journey from the palace toward the Kremlin. From Petrograd's streets, thousands cheered while troops filled the routes with banners and a resounding salute marked the start of a historic parade through the capital.
Was Married Next Year And Now Mrs Leonard Buzbee Wants Divorce
The district court hears a divorce petition from Mrs. Leonard Buzbee, filed today, claiming incompatibility after a marriage on September 13, 1897 in Auburn. She cites differences and seeks legal estrangement, noting they have an older daughter and that her spouse has left Colorado with furnishings worth nothing to her.
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Mra Leonard Buzbee
Aya Mie
Ieanwra Buzbee
Auburn
Ake
Bas
Colorado
Leland at St Louis Meeting News Reported
Mr G Linand of Troy Kansas attended a meeting in St Louis yesterday. The Mabias aelo mation project secured front rooms at a hotel to be used as headquarters for Gelvention. Mr Talendtee is a member of the Republican nations committee.
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Ec. Louk
G. Linand, Jr
Troy
Kan
Hurst
Mabias
Gelvention
Talend
Republican Nations
LC Crom
Politicians Seek McKinley Stance On Money Matters
Washington May 21 The St Louis convention scene hinges on McKinley and his silence on finance With his supporters and opponents debating how far he will go to express a position Representative Walker and others urge a clear statement While some see a strategic parry a firm position on the money issue remains the key question for the coming campaign and party unity
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Washington
Cletmu
St Louis
McKinigy
Piatt
Innis
Ohio
Kitley
Louis
Joe Bhimmthay
McKinley
Tennesse
McKinsey
Mohini
Mipherma
Harrigat
Mckinney
Watney
McKndoy
Pat Hieself
Bbs
McKinley delegates eyed as states contest ballots
Washington reports that Grosych Nee and others warn that many states may send solid McKinley delegations or Democratic followers, potentially shaping the committee on elections. Contests loom in several states, with 46 delegates to be elected and disputes over full delegations and territorial seats.
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Washington
Grosych Nee
Ty Stena
de Wron Dore
Mektilis
Georgia
Indiana
Western Cline
North Dakota
Carolina
Sau Dakota
Tennesse
Vermont
Arizone
New Mexico
Oklahoma
McKinley Suites
McKinley
Alhy
Arkansas
Arizona
Delegates Contest Sparks Unclear McKinley Vote Impact
Fragmentary report notes delegates in various states dispute results. The text suggests McKinley supporters face thrown delegates and a prolonged wait, with no final route to resolve the contest and potential vote shifts possible after two weeks.
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McKinity
McKinley
Dr Booth For Harmony at First Presbyterian Church
Dr Booth of New York preaches on Christian Union and Denominational Unity at the Northern Presbyterian church opening service. He urgesbrotherly conference to remove misunderstandings and lay measures to heal divisions within the church.
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Nee Bty
Northern Presbyterian Church
Robert Russell Booth
York
Vartinoe
Mrs L M Taylor Insane In Attacking Stepdaughter
Mrs L M Taylor of Auburn attacked her stepdaughter with a hot poker and nails, burning the child severely. Described as insane for months, she was taken to an asylum after recent violence and wandering. Authorities report no harm to others and she was confined by Deputy Sheriff Frank Leech.
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Tayle
Fuggler
Auburs
Taylor
Preston Taylor
Tasior
Sid
Lawrence
Teroughbors
Ponstel
Sherif Frank Leech
Sultan Sends Gifts to the Czar and Czarinn
In Constantinople on May 2, the sultan presented the czar and czarinn with a chamber of rich carpet and other articles for their coronation, including a diamond pin valued at £2,400, about $10,000, along with ceremonial items. The sultan also forwarded presents to principal members of the imperial household as part of the ceremony.
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Constantinople
Gail Hamilton III and the Return of Her Former Incas
Alarm rises over the reported return of Gail Hamilton III and an associate linked to a previous incident. Friends fear a repeat attack after a period of quiet, with officials and community members urging calm as details remain unclear.
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Mose
Hamilton
Washington
Justice eludes justice in Tennessee chief justice case
A verdict of not guilty was returned in the case of the state versus the chief justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court. Reports note mixed public reaction to the verdict. An unrelated item mentions a shooting death, and Wichita’s Prince and Pratt Lumber Co. being chartered with capital of 314,000 and a 40 year term.
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Tennessee
Chattawooga
Tent
Xlo Olack
Stpreme Court
John F. Beasly
Wichita Litter Company
Prats Lember Company
Wichita
Geil
Wichits
Kingwnan
Kussas
Okihond
Wallace Pretimunfoe & Pratt
George Li. Pratt
Har Een
Tyniboltt
Allen County
A. Wedin
WC. Browk. Bemeser
J. C. Atmos
Coffeyville Gas Explosion Kills One, Wounds Many
A basement gas explosion in Coffeyville Kansas wrecked two brick buildings and killed David Carter with several others injured. The blast occurred around 8 o clock due to a match igniting accumulated gas in the basement. Authorities report many hurt and a chaotic scene as fire and debris spread through the block.
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Coffeyville
CureSey
David Carter
Mat Ateinson
Eliza Pursley
Dot Levis
Maud Young
Max Welk
PK Smith
Mgirets
Bath Morris
Logan Esham
John Whelson
Jk Short
WM. Kite
Stuvckey
Teo
Etitaurt
David Cate
Tylko Zoel
Asprin
The Country Submerged Can Bow in a Rowboat 40 Miles Across the Country
The article reports a perilous journey attempted across the nation by rowboat, detailing harsh weather and flood conditions along the Mississippi and Red River basins. It notes extensive dangers, misdirection, and logistical challenges with a tone of urgency. The piece mentions distant towns and widespread disruption affecting transportation and safety.
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Minneapolis
Eta Sur
Trent
Bassa
Milwaukee Business Men Oppose Boycott Amid Turmoil
The piece reports widespread unrest in Milwaukee as business leaders reject calls to boycott, while labor and civic figures debate government policy and moral duties. It notes protests, rhetoric against corruption, and the tension between industry leaders and reformers as events unfold.
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New York
Seabee
Eclelmyer
Workman
Inter- Suab
Pullmeyer
Suppinger
Trenwodd
Wight
Dad
B. Good
E. FH Good
Mise Ata Chilleny
Chariton
Apis Gestining
Harrigan
Lawrenan
Enum
American Volunteer Post
Cuntain Baker
Captisin Holginson
Tere
Capfal
Samecne
Salvation Army
Cove
Evance
MayReid
Memphis
Tenn
Arenhbe
Reid, Mariock
Sprom
Walters
Jacob Walters
Justice’s Court
Este Cleveland
District Court
Flieteen
Maple Hill
Monte
Tenra
J. Jansen Hart
Santa Fe
Wign
Tepede
Ayray
Tull
Evelanry
Tipeka
J. Janaea
Jemest
Storss
Sturets
Shiviwind
Gerad
Rust Creek
Janeen
Tom Roe
Unetier Erie
Fentiwr
Enki
Jaceen
Janien
Strick
Emall
Grierson
Emporia
Kansan
Tate
Rinporlé
Buriineten
Willinen
Humes Wan Bay
Memaged
Aml
Hillyard Jenkeies
Nying Dopnia
Hunsiderade
Lverb
Bratty
Kaneda
Neyman
Kaman
White Beste
Pooerty
Kremlin
Moscow
Esa
cxar‘Ing
Eanr
Eanr, the Entire Ruts Arum Petrovoh Palace
Petereburg
Krendin
Tiovemont
Tvelene
Born
Tran
Petrovass Palace
Talur
Tele Sazieriah
Tad
Emmee
Cinnon
Petrovski Roral
Leland
ST. Louis
Cyrus Leland
Boome
Hursts
Banking and Currency Committee
M'Einley
Grogvenors
DR. Booth
Harmony
Gail Hamilton III
Dari
Greely
Calo
Afar
Neh Schiel
Bode Prater
Barelar
Fistera House
Gulf
Kansan Oty
Bis
Renate
Oper
Interstate Commerce Commission
Air St Tha Gull
Eath
Coffeyville, Kan
Milwaukee
Piu Tiettrea
Ene
St Ip
Ail Grandhes
Sous
Pelf-Preserva
Mikett
James
Awale
Louisiana
Tis Bourn
Lal
Aenibua
Deneser
Iegeswury
Patten
John A. Patten
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