Disastrous cyclone sweeps Minnesota Iowa border towns
A powerful cyclone struck northwest Minnesota and southeastern Iowa on Sept 22 causing multiple deaths and extensive destruction. Emmettsburg and nearby towns report at least twenty dead, many injured, houses leveled, depots and stores destroyed, and hospitals filled. Spring Valley reports several fatalities and numerous injuries while other communities suffer damaged homes and uprooted barns. The storm moved along the Mississippi River corridor, with countywide damage and mounting casualty lists as doctors and officials assess the wreckage.
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Ceopin Pataily
Srnina Variet
Minn
Rock Hummer
Acros
Mpi
Maraliland
Wisconsin
Homer
Peter Burne
Schmidt
Allen
Gilmore Valing
John Neds
G G. King
Clark King
Sudee Harris
Storm devastates villages across Minnesota and Iowa
Reports from Sept 23 describe a powerful cyclone-like storm striking Le Roy and surrounding areas in Minnesota, damaging Lowther and Homer, wrecking buildings and telegraph lines, injuring residents, and prompting rapid response crews. In Dodge Center and nearby towns, hotels, warehouses, and homes were destroyed. five killed in an Omer, Minnesota, incident as the storm spread, with crews aiding fire outbreaks and rescuers sifting through debris. Additional damage and injuries were reported across McIntyre, Hiceville, New Haven, and Alguea Iowa, with widespread property loss and ongoing search efforts.
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Minnesota
Minn
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Do'elock
le Ruy
Mies Socthens
Atsuin
Great Western
Preston
Homer
Winona
Milwaukee & St Paul Road
Chicago & Great Western
Mcintyre
Hiceville
Lowther
Byle
New Haven
Dome
Hienville
St. Pau
Mason City
North Corrogorda
Terson
D. Taapbow
Mas D. Taappow
Ere
Cleveland Won't Talk About Lamont Governor Hint
Cleveland refuses to confirm or deny reports that he favors Secretary Lamont for New York governor. The article notes public statements, a fishing trip, and a New York bank report amid scattered city updates.
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Lamont
New York
Buzzanvs Bax
Cleveland
New
Owens Nominee Declared Winner After Protests in Kentucky
Breckinridge challenges Seventh district results as Owens wins the Democratic primary by plurality. Canvassing by counties supports Owens while a protest targets voting authority and judicial interference. The report details procedural disputes, protest filings, and calls to maintain party integrity in Flaxxront Kentucky.
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Flaxxront
Democratic Committee
Seventh Congressional District
Field McLeod
McLeod
Carrall
State Committee
Breckinridge
Owens
Kentucky
Democratic Party
Ioene
Fourteenth Judicial District
W. E Bins
Othes
Kiving
Rand
Gellateree
Wm. G. Owens
Scott County
Cleveland
The
State Journal
Judge Ellis Illness Halts Campaign Appointments
Republican candidate in the Sixth district faced illness delaying appointments in Ellsworth and Russell counties. After lingering frontal head pain and a recent operation, it is hoped he will be able to resume duties within one to two weeks.
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Fire
Ellsworth
Russell Countics
Moors
Marion County
Phuet
Baan
Lis
Woman Sues Over Fall Into Gunn's Canal
Mrs. Tsubelin Greenway, through attorney Wagener, files a $5,000 claim with the city clerk after injuring her ankle and several small foot bones when a plank on a walkway over Gunn's Canal on Kiotes arrest gave way September 12. Her husband works at the Santa Fe shops.
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Greenway
Gunn's Canal
Wagener
Tsubelin Greenway
Masons in Topeka Lodge Faced Odd Debacle at Degree
In Topeka Loge Noir at the Masoos lodge the worshipful master Sylvester B. Isenhart presided as candidates learned the degree. Clarence and Carrott Merriam twin stewards caused confusion by misplacing duties and could not explain their assignments, leading to a belated suspension of the ceremony. In Cleveland the Letter Carriers association shows leadership slate with C. Couden as president and T. Hodgins of Topeka on the executive board.
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Topeka
Masoos
Sylvester B. Isenhart
Clarence
Carrott Merriam
Bir
Isenhart
Masons
Merriam
Sd. Hodgifts Gris
Cleveland
Associaum Treas
CC. Couden
Cincinnari
E J. Kessler
New O Rneans
J. FP. Viewry
Washington
Alexander McDonald
Grand Rapids
Mich
T. Kelly
To Jeda
J. Hodgins
Kan
Stole Twenty Head Charge Against Three Silver Lake Men
Three Silver Lake men Harry Neiawender Wmn McKelver and Woollord Faulkuner were arrested on a wholesale cattle stealing charge for allegedly taking twenty head from farmer George Huondredpound near Hossville. Preliminary exam set for next Tuesday in Justice Parry’s court. Sudee Carn is Hin Meat. Crevenne Wyoming.
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Silver Lake
Harry Neiawender
Wmn. McKelver
Woollord Faulkuner
Hossville
George
Foulkner
Rev Sarah Barnes to speak at Universalist hall tomorrow
Junction City residents report district 1% sewer dispute owners filed report with city clerk. Harry Palmer, a farmer, was arrested for intoxication after arriving with horse and buggy and money for appearance. a 14 year old boy Albert Lindsay was seized by Officer Botham. A missing bar and metal theft prompted police investigation near Crane wheel. Judge Basinger presided over preliminary actions.
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Sarah M. Barnes
Junction City
Universalist Hall
Kansas
Lincoln
Lane
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Harry Palmer
Orti- Padaen
Runsite Avenue
Albert Lindsay
Charles Botham
Reseue
Basinger Tet bin Gu
Henry L. Calls Case Says She Never Saw Mr Call
A witness testifies she never met Henry L. Call nor heard of him. The case involves alleged actions connected to Call and centers on credibility and timelines presented at the hearing. The record notes she had no prior dealings or knowledge of the individual in question.
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Mr. Call
Curious deposition day in Topeka damage suit
In Topeka early depositions in the damage suit of Henry L. Cay and HG Larimer began at the Central National Bank before a notary. Ida N. Peterson testified amid cross examination about acquaintances, a list of names, and alleged relations while Susie Betts and others followed, revealing disputes and connections among local residents and plaintiffs.
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Bardge
Henry L. Cailys
HG. Larimer
Central National Bank
Ida N. Peterson
Ralph Ingalls
Ias
Bisth Street
Fopeks
Henry L. Cay
Mr. Call
Missa Peterson
Pharatiff
Cally
Isenhart
Hate Call
Hlenry Call
Henry L. Call
Call
Maggie Prather
Ollie
May Prather
Cameron Miller
Ernest Dana
Miller
Dana
Dann
Harry G. Larimer
Larimer
Sanniher
Brisenhart
Henry L. Cail
Topeka
Topekea
Kan
Drias Peterson
Mr. Iseghirt
Susie Betts
Miss Peterson
Susie Bette
Shorey
Kansas
Kin Paterson
Camieron Miller
Ernest Dann
Toim Peterson
Ida Peterson
Ernest Desh
Peterson Diver
Ernest Dan
Balmer
Ernest
Denna
Tde Peterson
Ida Ersun
Osil
Ison. T Miede
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