Dynamite Blast Wrecks Laurel Run Boarding House
A Hengshen boarding house at Laurel Run in Winstananne county was wrecked by a dynamite blast. Twenty four sticks weighed about half a pound each and caused the building to collapse, killing several inmates and injuring many others. A track worker and doctors aided the injured, and proprietor Michael Heliskoyitab was arrested as a witness.
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Winstananne
Laurel Run
Bateefield
Tade
Perominte
Leght
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Michael Heliskoyitab
Old Country
Chippens Falls
Wie
Tuirrewa Falls
Wis
Bloomer
Emu
Ohio
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Ottawa River Bridge
Frank Ferris
Baineer
John Kobier
W. Rhodes
Barnes
St. Lou
East St Louis
St Louis Transfer Company
Tcelock
Blaze at Rolla Missouri Destroys Multiple Businesses
A major blaze in Rolla Missouri yesterday morning caused extensive damage to the business district. Losses are estimated at about 54 thousand dollars with several shops hit hard including a grocery store and dry goods outfits. Insurance figures are listed for many firms, with the Rolla Herald and Peerless Steam Laundry among those affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra M. Greuber
James
Wil- Hazy Heller
Insurance
Charles Schuman
Assuzance
Rolla Herald
Insuzenes
Cost of bread and nutrition in a crisis crusade era
A wartime style bulletin discusses the cheaper bread crusade noting price drops to four cents per loaf in some cities and analyzing costs from flour to final loaf. It covers bakers' pricing, labor, and regional variations, with figures on loaf weights and nutrient content and contrasts between flour and baked bread.
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Crusade
Wasmisoros
Ineh
Agricultural Department
W. O. Atwater
Middletown
Conn
Cohen
Totel
Waite in Chicago and California earthquakes sweep the West
The Colorado Governor Waite arrived in Chicago greeted by hundreds of Populists and a brass band, promising victory as he spoke at Columbus monument and Tattarsall's pavilion. Earthquakes rattle California from San Diego to Alpine. a water spring reappears after two years. Also reports of incendiary fires threaten horse stables in Iowa.
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Colorado
Teapis Cureaco
Waite
Chicago
Peepie
Lake Front Park
Columbus Monument
de’ Wis
Vts
Tattarsall
California
San Diego
Cal
Lakeside
Alpine
Oax
Iowa
N. Yeo
Fonr
Ware
Ind
St. Joseph's Hospital
John Hoffmen
Hubert Aller
Hoffman
Aller
Victory Confirmed in Kin-Len-Cheng Battle by Japanese Forces
A Shang hai dispatch dated Hiroshima reports a second Japanese victory under Marshal Yamagata at Hin-Len-Cheng on October 26. Chinese defenders under Lin and Song fled after light resistance, with Japanese casualties of twenty dead and eighty-three wounded. Japanese troops captured guns, rice, tents, and food. Chinese losses exceed 200.
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Wastryotom
Shanghai
Yamagata
Hiroshima
Hin-Len-Cheng
Lin
Song
Nea
Yalo
Ping Yang
Novel industry starts in California caniagre plant
Chicago tanners begin a new industry in the San Joaquin valley growing caniagre a weed rich in tannic acid. Plans call for 200 carloads from Mexico with the aim of producing about 6 000 tons of tannic acid yearly for shipment to Chicago near stock yards. A $300 000 complex will process the plant into tannic pulp and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tanners
California
San Francisco
San Joaquin
Cal
Mexico
Chicago
Lewellin's Nephew In Shootout In Kansas City
L D Hampton nephew of Governor Lewelling, a Metropolitan police sergeant, shot and killed Edward Egan in an alley behind Hean's house in Kansas City. Egan's wife screamed, a quarrel followed, and Byrnes aided by firing. Egan was hit twice and died. Hampton was wounded three times by Byrnes, who fled unharmed. Police identify Egan as a notorious blower with prior prison time.
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Alice Sergeant
Hampton
Kiles
Kacens City
Kan
Kansas City
L. D. Hampton
Lewelling
Edward Egan
Hean
North Second Street
Egan
Dennis Byrnes
Asa
Byrnes
Hamilton
Fire Sweeps Multiple Newport Properties in One Night
A Newport Arkansas blaze destroyed Dr. L B Willis barn, Judge Phillips stable, and a newly built Newport ginning plant, with cotton saved and the compress narrowly escaping. Armed patrols and mass meetings followed as residents moved to eject alleged troublemakers from town.
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Newport
Art
Newrport
Ark
Miss Peterson and Mr Perkins in Perkinsville Trunk Case
In a tangled tale at a station town, Miss Peterson and Mr Perkins juggle trunks, storage fees, and telegrams as she travels to Perkinsville. The landlady, depot charges, and a mother’s arrival test Perkins’s patience and generosity amid a voyage fiasco.
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Perkinsville
Bullowss Street
Union Station
Miss Peterson
Ae Peterson
Merking
Belloven
Dean Morasn
Benanis Cerelue
Ruth
Estella
Perkievrine
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Wilkesbarre
Wren Crrr
North Star
South Carterville
Rolla, MO
Peerless Steam
lLaundry
Peerless Team
Lacoiry
TRE Staff OF Life
Parmer
Murer
Sepa
Jolie Mardeler
Cooper County
Boonville
James Wedges
Mackler
Mackier
Richardson
Lucania
Ispiasapoim
Henry W. Bennett
Republican County Central Committee
Indianapolis Stove Company
New Forum
John Street
Methodist Church
America
Coltida
Bristol
Pennsylvania
Corydon Station
Saur Lake
Utah
C. A Glass
L. H. Rogers
Soldiers’ Summit
Lewelling’s Nephew
Mermanes
Contsti
Miss
Corinth
Wasniretox
Charles E. Williams
Interior Department
Williams
Messoger
Nasmviriz
Tenn
J. A Gates
Congress
McCall
Inloe
Awenty Verish
Buseros Arges
Powtess
Haubour
Get
Margaret E Easter
Mr. Perkins
Harry Hon
Miss Peters
Telegra
Mr. Pa
Sant Dean Davouren
Perkins
Estelin
Sbe
Mr. Portins
Grantiison
Parkins
Atlantic
Hiram Hulse
Florist
Cor
Elmwood
Willow
Topeka
Bancas
Mais
Bence Toprea Transfer Company
Kaneas Ayr Tele
F. P. Bacon
Arthur Massay
West Fifth Street
Hubent Putileieg Seu
Joseph ST. Louis
Peoria
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Atlantic Coast
New
York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Kodal
D. O. Ives
Passengenr Agens
Loma
Chicago & Alton
Ase
ST. Louis
Passazolo Palaces
Howe
Chiraze & Alton Flatiraad
J.K. Jones
Drugzist
Kansas
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