The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-11
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Nephew Of M. W. Shaw.


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Nephew Of M. W. Shaw.
lily, residing in the east end; one member
Of the family an old man, was saved
Mrs. Jack Delaney, wife of United
States bridge officer of the port, and two
A Spanish sailor of the ship Telesfora-
The vessel went adrift and struck the
grain e1evator tell on the sailor and
pinned him to the docks.
Mr. MARCIA, grocer, Eleventh street and
avenue a, two daughters and a son.
Miss Ida Schofield.
Mrs. Baxter and child. all lost in Ma
Mrs Dudley Bell, wife of a Galveston
News compositor. and child
and child.
Mrs. Claude ]. Fordtran and sister. Miss
George Swell, mother and sister;
Mrs. Michael O'Keefe and brother.
The bodies of four white persons and
seven colored were found in the first
story of w. F. Reitmyer's residence in
in the second story and escaped.
Mrs Mrs :; B T Tread ell and nd. infant
Mrs. Beveridge and two children.
dren ana the mother Of United States De-
putty Marshal Wood. Mrs. Longnecker eS-
capped with serious injuries.
Mrs. Amundeson, mother of Deputy
Chief of Police Amundeson.
Joseph b. Agu1lO, chairman or the DEM
ocratic county executive committee
Charles J. Rust, knocked from dray
while attempting to carry his family to
place of safety.
John R. Davis and wife.
Two children of Captain Ellis, one OF
Mrs. ". ]. Jones and child.
White girl, T. years OLD; unidentified;
Mrs. Clarence Howth.
Mr.: and Mrs. Schiller and i've children.
Mrs Davis Walxelee.
w F. Fisher, wife, two children, two
sisters-in-law and niece.
Mrs. John F. Gernand and two children.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Coplon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Broecker and
- Horberck and boy.
Mother-in-law and sfster-in-law OF VIII
liam Thompson, of the fire department.
Thomas Webster, ST., secretary of grain
Mrs J. R Cornell and family.
the loss of twenty-five persons who took
refuge in his house, six of them members
of his family.
Policeman John Bowe attempted to
save his family on raft but they were
swept off and drowned.
Walter Beems, a prominent cotton seed
produce dealer, and wife.
oil IS Maate ae%e a and FANNY fanny
Policeman Charles Wolfe.
Policeman ToVrea-
Policeman Richards.
Family of Policeman Rowan
Family of Policeman Bird
Richard d. Swain.
captain r. II. Peck. city engineer; wife
and five children
Mrs. J. w Mum,
Mrs. Charles Walter and three children
Mrs. Barbon.
Edward Webster and two sisters.
Mrs J. H. Harris
Mrs. Rebecca Harris
Barney Kelly.
Bessie Quester.
Mrs Harris, colored.
Joe Schwartzback-
OllGSt6r daughter.
]. F: Roll, wife and four children
Joe Hughes.
Kate and Fanny.
Charles Sherwood.
J. p Palmer and baby
Burnett.
Miss Hattie Woodward.
Harmon Pitt.
- Wootam.
Mr.. Murray Roudao.
Mamie Guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. Mamie Smith
Joseph Lobbatt
Mrs. DOrain-
John NJ Gesaud. Wife and two children.
Mary Ann Wilson and baby
- Wallace and four children.
Mrs. Monroe. colored. and three chill
Mrs. Taylor, colored.
Mrs. Bessie Cramer-
Mrs. Charles Schaler and four children.
Mrs. Abe Gordon and five children.
Miss Mordon.
Miss Annie McAuley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and daughter.
Mrs. NJ Burrows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp.
Miss Annie Sharp.
William O'Harrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Chultz-
w. H. Iisbony.
MI and Mrs. Harry Foster and three
children.
Mrs. Morton and two babies.
Violet Frederickson-
Mrs. Frederickson and baby.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fisher.
Sarah Summers.
Mrs. Sylvester.
Mrs. Claude Fordtran of 1919 fremont
street. found clinging to roof.
Henry Ripley, son of H. S. Ripley, body
recovered
william Flash and daughter of Twenty
fifth street and p avenue Mrs. Flash
was saved
Entire family living at Thirty-sixth and
Q avenue, consisting of Angelina Parker
and grandchild, Tommy Iesker, Sullivan
Parker and his wife, Lily, and their three
children, Maize, Harrne and Alfred.
The home of Captain Peek was seen to
overturn when the captain was in 1t and
he has not been seen since.
Pattie Rosa
Matte Lea Hawkins
Walter Fisher, wife and three children.
Mrs. Rebecca Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Davenport and three