Birmingham Stampede Kills Dozens at Shiloh Church
A stampede at Shiloh Negro Baptist Church in Birmingham last night caused massive loss of life and injuries as about 65 to 70 people were killed and many more hurt. Book er T Washington had just finished speaking when panic erupted, trapping worshippers on benches and piling bodies ten feet high at the church entrances. Firefighters and police struggled to release victims while the crowd reeled in shock and ambulances could not move. The tragedy, witnessed by Booker T. Washington and other dignitaries, left a scene of devastation with most victims being women.
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Stampede at Shiloh Baptist Church Kills Dozens
A stampede at the Shiloh Baptist Church during a national Baptist convention caused many deaths and injuries as hundreds attempted to exit the main entrance. Rescue and identification efforts continued through the night with many bodies taken to area undertakers.
Roosevelt to attend services at First Presbyterian church
A Kansas committee decided that President Roosevelt will attend services at the First Presbyterian church after arranging entertainment. They also planned a brief ten minute address at Santa Fe shops and set a mass meeting for 2:30 PM at the Auditorium. The president’s train will move from Topeka to Lawrence and Kansas City, then St. Joseph.
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Big Woodmen Coming to Topeka for State Meet
October gatherings of the Woodmen of America in Topeka feature W A Northeatt Illinois lieutenant governor head consul with lectures on readjustment. Prominent attendees include C S Locknane O C Boyd T F Hannan A Walker Sonn Grantham FH Gulveni and Able Landin. The three day event runs October 2 3 4 at the Throop hotel with programs and discussions led by local and national officers.
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Charles
Locknane
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O. T. Martin
HE. Jones
John Granham
George W. Clark
D.C. T. Totxon
John HB. Crider
Woodceare
Saiman
Political Gossip on Kansas Senate Races and District Fights
A Kansas political gossip summary tracks senatorial battles across counties. It notes in Atchison, Leavenworth, Wyandotte, and other districts that fusionists threaten GOP holds, with labor candidates and intra party feuds shaping who may win. Also mentions a Kansas State Senate measure on hog burial or burning for cholera control and a joke about a state printer.
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National Soldiers’ Home
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Craddock
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Kan
J. B. Remington
Maseniny County
Kelly
Miami County
Remington
Reemington
Jobn Francis
Allen County
Francis
Bourbon County
J. M. Nation
Neosho County
Nation
Osage County
Cherokee
Montgomery County
Wichita Eagle
James Tappard
Tapps
Kansas
Local Political Turbulence Ties to Tom Kelly Fraud Allegations
Fragmented report outlines allegations of political graft involving Tom Kelly and others. Mentioned figures include Governor Blankey, Dave Mulvane, Fred Vandegrift, and Maj. Remington. The county convention shifted loyalties with delegates opposing Kelly, amid claims of bribery and murder rumors influencing the contest.
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Hutchinean
HA ‘Tor
Dodge City
Blankey
Dave Mulvane
Tom Kelly
Fred Vandegrift
Andy Richards
Richards
Andy
Belgian Queen Dead Reported After Sudden Collapse
News item states at eight o'clock none of the queen's family or doctors were present at her death. She was seated dining when an attack of syncope struck her. Doctor Guillaume was involved in the incident.
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From Sea to Sea Navy Secretary Mooiy Public Statement
Washington September 20 Secretary of Navy Moody today released a public statement outlining naval policy and funding priorities. The remarks emphasized expanded coastal defense, modernization of ships and submarines, and increased personnel benefits to support readiness and national security.
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Murderer Known Traced Through Young Family Link
New York police trace the Hoboken murder suspect to Brigham Young descendant Beattie, a son named Young. The nude body of Annie Politzer was found in a New York tenement. Police link a trunk and clothing to the suspect, who fled to Chicago after hiring a buggy and a wagon to move evidence.
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Knife wound killed her autopsy on Annie Partner body
New York Sept 20 autopsy on the body of Mrs Joseph Palter shows death from a knife wound in the abdomen not chloral. Multiple blows to the head preceded death. Police hold Brigham Young suspect. investigation traces movements of Hooper Young and associates across several states.
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New York
Joseph Paliter
William Hooper Young
Brigham Guns
Young
France
Howerence Antee
J. Ll. Woods
John R. Porter
Snow
Hurgoe
Hooper
Ana Mt
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Richard E. Avner
Youn
Butte
Lenin
Motive Was Robbery In Killing Of Asale Paliteer
New York report presents an interview with three Moomph elders linked to a note about a blood atonement found in an apartment. They deny Mormon church involvement while detailing alleged visits and room arrangements tied to the case. The motive for the murder is stated as robbery.
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New York
Hitler Taylor
Uteb
John ‘Ouing
Gadele
Rome
William Hooper
Hety
NOT A. PANAGEA Labor Dispute Names Thomacives
A brief notice lists parties in a labor dispute with Thomacives as a party. The document calls for action among involved groups and identifies the case as ongoing.
Fairness and Decency in Labor Arbitration View
Chicago reports United States labor commissioner Carroll D Wright says arbitration is not a solution for labor troubles and he cannot predict when the coal strike will end He notes President Roosevelt faced a difficult position and had limited power to resolve the dispute
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Carroll D. Wright
United States
Wright
Racing shock as Metanes firm drops Derby cup winner
In New York a sensational report from Gracesend states F G Metanes & Co will retire the Derby cup horse following a near foreleg injury. The illness halts the Lawrence Realisatie annual championship with the horse retired, while other horses in the stable show signs of strain. Lincoln Day programme announces Maj John M L Brown and Address by Prof W T Vernon as part of club exercises.
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F. G. Metanes & Co
Dean Brighton
Lawrence Realisacion
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Lincoln Day
Lincoln Day Club
John ML. Brown
W. T. Vernon
Mills Dry Goods Store News Sets Buying Policy
Mills Dry Goods has sold only the better and best goods for eighteen years. The store emphasizes choosing durable, latest styles and reliable items rather than offering excuses. The policy is to stock what can be honestly recommended and guaranteed, based on dependable quality from Mills.
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