Roof collapse at glass factory kills and scars many
At a Stanford Berkeley football viewing crowd on a glass factory roof in San Francisco a collapse sent about fourteen people to death and eighty eight injured as furnaces burned below. Names of victims and witnesses appeared in reports with chaotic details and claims of rescue efforts by workers and police.
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San Francisco
Amasny
Fourtenn
Parronk
Heseee
Ee Bugar
Vanelcea
Thomas J. Rippon
James A Mulroney
Was
Gis van Dura
Neuby
Pitan
Bert
Sam
F. Livy
San Jerey
Newark City
Henry Liliey
J. Richards Cy
Deutera
Geabies
Atrout
Neweke
Charles Asi
Mks
Slate
Dodien
Beame
Leaney
Clarence Jeter
Tesoria
T. J. Parker
Gils
Agate
Ezekiel S
Thal
Doude
Thanksgiving Banquet Draws U S Emissaries in Berlin
Berlin hosted a Thanksgiving day banquet for the American colony at the Kaiserhof attended by about four dozen people including Dartmouth and Penn faculty, and representatives from Princeton and other universities. Ambassador White, President McKinley reference, and Emperor William cheers were noted as patriotic songs and a dance followed the supper.
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Berlin
Kaiserhof
Inbee
Dartmouth Cpllece Prht
McMillan
Pnoctun Univerais
United States
McKinsey
Sun
United” States
White
Myinte
Aga Vermperor
William
Phyne
Columbie
Dr. Harnack
University of Berlin
Day of Explosions Kills Two in Arkansas Mills
Two men died and four were seriously injured in Polk County, Arkansas, when a boiler exploded at Grannia’s placing mill. The blast occurred around November 22, with fatalities reported in Little Rock and Davenport, as residents named CHAS. MARIS and BATSON among those affected.
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Little Rock
Davenport
Ark
Grannia
Polk County
Ie Short
Explosion injures workers at Glucose Su earnings plant
An explosion at the Glucose Su earny facility injured two men identified as James Coleman and machinist D. D. in the incident. Also named were John Secere, Charles Peters, Victor Kelfert, Joe Wont, and Charles Git amid the chaotic scene as responders arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sindonal Ve Srouade
James Coleman
Enrinsen
North Topeka Notes Include Visits and Local News
North Topeka items report residents returning from trips to Wyoming and Chicago visit family, a remnant sale, coal offer, football score 5 to 2 for North Topeka over Horton, Thanksgiving travel, and community events. Also notes funeral attendance, church services, and a Christmas- and home life focus with local marriages and social happenings.
Choice of Routes in Panama Debate Shapes Canal Decision
Washington Nov 30 President Hutin of the Pan American company met with Secretary Hay to discuss how new congress legislation may affect the Panama canal. The company has not yet tendered the property but has submitted a full statement to the Isthmian canal commission, led by Admiral Walker, outlining terms for possible transfer if the Panama route is chosen. The commission will include Hutin’s committee in its report, aiding Congress in deciding between the Nicaraguan and Panama options. Details of terms would be required before serious consideration. The administration aims to push canal legislation while delivering preliminary reports to the president, likely as an attachment to his message, though not publicly released. The effort seeks to overcome obstacles in the Hey–Pourcefote treaty and related conventions as Secretary Hay continues negotiations.
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Washington
Hutin
Pan-American Cans! Company
Hay
Panama Canal
Congress
Panama Company
State Department
Isthmian Canal Commission
Admiral Walker
Weich
United States
Panama
Commission
Mr. Hutin
Canal Commission
Tha Nicsragueanal
Kay
Hay Dauncefote treaty groundwork for canal bases laid
Side and Senora Correa and Calvo ministers for Nicaragua and Costa Rica, believed to anticipate action on the Hay-Dauncefote treaty. Foundations laid for treaties with the Isthmian republics to enable the canal bill and to secure the United States exclusive right to canal construction.
Odd Fellows Celebrate Debt Free Lodge Banquet
Lodge No 40 hosts a five course banquet at the hall on St Quincy street to celebrate being debt free and owning the lodge building at 119 West Sixth Street. About 200 guests attended with TieM Penwell as toastmaster and multiple toasts from officers and members highlighting unity, organization, and benefits of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge No. 40
Odd Fellows Lodge No. 49
St Quincy Street
West Sixth Street
Tiem Penwell
Odd Fellowship
F. W. Emerson
J. G. Wood
J. A Hickey
John Sutherin
David Wiliams
P. G. Teakate
Milter
Thomas
D. F. Wyatt
George H., Matthews
A. Peck
James B. Mullen
R. T. Paddy
Evan Davis
Thanksgiving Day in El Dorado Court Case Opens
Jessie Morrison awaits trial as 80 plus witnesses are subpoenaed in El Dorado for a major murder case. Family members attend, with defense and prosecution preparing, while jurors stroll past the courthouse amid tense anticipation and varying public interest.
Chicago Live Stock and Commodities Market Report
Market report from Chicago and Kansas City markets notes cattle receipts at 5,000 with hogs and sheep also traded. Prices show mixed demand with steady market for cows and heifers, beef steers around 2.00 for Texas cattle, and wheat, corn, and oats futures broadly steady to lower amid fluctuating export demand. New York money market steady with slight gains. sugar and butter markets also softening as November prices edge lower.
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Chicago
Aams
Tendye
Te Priestry
Sone Sea Iy Kosa Rock
Ind Pe Diel Kerras SC Canuees
Eh Rulia
EEGC
Hows
Kansas City
Kamas City
Texas
Oa So
Vesaeoelpis
Market Steady
Ua Hoger
Falke
Ales
York
Atandy
Bseer
Hettorts
Gossin
Liverpool
London
Duluth
Sowliion
Sean
Loweee Cork
Tamunry
Icory
Speculation Notice From Topeka Broker And Partners
Speculators are urged to route their orders through J. M. Gail of Topeka and Christie dirsin Bjork Co Kansan Chr Mo for quick service. Ten shares and up, brokers invite inquiries and suggest prompt handling of orders. V. E. Gall broker and correspondent to Chejatle Grain & Buoak offers guidance and up list of services.
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Christie Dirsin
Lenat
Pacronamt
V. E. Gall
Chejatle Grain & Buoak
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North Topera
Himball Printing Company
Auwanes
Gien Perkins
Wyoming
Lew Morrighan
Selina
Carroll Owen
Chi
William Owen
West Gorton Street
Costley & Post
Iraesss
Patente Sadie
Lyndon, Kas
Mes Willams
C. Bo Wright
Monroe Street
C. F. Hawking
North
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North Topeka
Horton High School
Horton
North Side
Bebsie Root
Emporia
Rank Root
Quincy Street
Curtis
H. C Safford
Jamesson
Santa Fe Hospital
Kansas Avenue & Church
Steves
John Spear
Central Avenue
Mit
William Spear
Hichard Spear
Walter Spear
Greer
Minnie Greer
Edna Pitt
Albert Supton
Mise Susir Deyo
Buchanan Street
Harrison Street
Mr. Overton
Feapemnane
Pearl
Aille
Mr. Heckert
Topeka
Tilly P. Ii
Duit
Florsheim & Co
Oxford
ODD Fellows
Joseph's Tips
New York Navy
Beenolé Atchison, Coalers and
Manhattan
Arthur Ji
NEW Crawford Theater
New York World
Fred Raymond
Mazie Ritchie
the Belle of
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el Dorado
Jessie Morrison
Miss Morrison
Lile
Ballift
Morrison
Kramer
A. J. Spanier
D. Moberty
Castle
Hoth
Europe
Slater
West Virgin
Judge Morrison
Brunbuck
Heraliton & Leraig
Tudge Morrison
Chie
Wiley
Isras
Mdm Morrison
Poday’s Market Report
Kanses
Aoe
Les
Pai i Creamery
Ork
Theora
Bassam
Aime
Januney
Gines
J.C Combtasti
Emrd
Ot ‘Kunses, Frade, Popeka
J. Ceatmatndsson
J.C. Duncan
Ani
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