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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-31
DoWIE A PACKER.
Prophet of Zion City Arranges to Raise
His Own Meat In Zion.

Prophet of Zion City Arranges to Raise
His Own Meat In Zion.
According to report from Zion City
today, Dowie in the near future will be
raising nearly all of the meat used in
Zion and he will no longer be obliged
to the Chicago packers for supplies
which for time they did not see fit to
sell him..
Yesterday there arrived at Zion City
two cars loaded with three year old
steers which had been shipped from
Kentucky and they were taken to the
Tom Cole farm, where it is said they
will be fattened for the market and
butchered as fast as they are needed.
While this has been done in the past
on small scale. it is said that this is
the beginning of an extensive cattle
raising by Zion officials. Recently the
FIRST shipment of cattle to the Thomas
Stickney farm was made;and the steers
after being fattened were put on the
Zion market. If DowieDgoes into the
cattle raising business on an extensive
plan, it is possible that In a short time
he can give Lake county outside of
Zion some provisions along that line.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-31
WANT VACCINATION
Managers OF Big Ice Companies Take
Steps to Prevent the Spread OF
Contagious Diseases.
ONE SUSPICIOUS CASE IS FOUND

With the great influx of workmen to
the ice fields in Kenosha county the
health officers of the towns Of Randall,
Wheat1and and Salem have sent re-
quest that all men being sent into the
ice6elds from Chicago and other cities
be vaccinated before they leave Chi
cago and for this reason there is an
epidemic of sore arms among the men
employed on the lakes. Many of the
men have refused to be vaccinated but
a large number have accepted the touch
of the virus as one of the requisites of
the position that they are to accept.
Almost every year smallpox has
made its appearance among the men
and already one suspicious case has
beer discovered among the men at the
lakes. The doctor who was called to
examine the man stated that he was
suffering from little attack of eczema
but in order to avoid any possible
trouble the man was promptly sent to
one of the Chicago hospitals, where he
was accepted without any question.
List year Two cases OF smallpox Qes
veloped among the men employed in
the iceields and it is feared that the
contagion will appear again this year
if proper restrictions are not placed on
the men. The class of men employ ed
by the companies makes it almost i'm
possible for the managers to enforce
strict laws of cleanliness and health
and in some cases the shacks which
are inhabited by the men are found to
be breeding places of disease. Now
that the health officers of the county
have taken the matter ia hand it is
thought that it will be possible to keep
these houses reasonably clean and IN
measure remove all chances of the
spread Of the contagious diseases.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-31
Eccentric Character Long Known in
kenOsha and Wealthy Land Own
er Dies at Danbury, Conn.
SPENT MUCH TIME IN KENOsHA.
Formerly Own I'D the SelIeck Farm Which
Has Recen tly Been Added to City.-A
Man with Peculiar Habits.

Darius Selleck aged 81 years former
~ one of the largest owners of land
about Kenosha died at his home in
Danbury, Conn, during the past week
after short illness from pneumonia.
Fhe remains were inferred yesterday
at Danbury but news of the death was
just received in Kenosha this morning.
The death of Darius Selleck removes
one of the familiar figures in Danbury
and kenosha. It has been more than
year since the bent form of Mr..
Selleck was seen ia Kenosha but his
death will cause sorrow in many places
in the city.
sDrio Sel1eck, as the old man was
Familiarity known to his friends in Ke-
nosha for many years, was one of the
largest holders OF land in and about
kenosha and during the last few years
much of this land has been placed on
the market so that his holdings in the
city and county at the present time
are comparatively small. The Sel1eck
and Crook subdivisions as we'll the
large subdivision recently opened by
Jason Lothrop were all parts of the
Se11eck farm.
"Dri' and Ben Selleck we're charac-
tiers and it is possible that the world
never produced their equal. Keen
business men they early in life emassed
competency and they held on to it.
They we're not what the world would
commonly call stingyl but they took
strange view of spending money and
useless waste of money was the last
thing that could have been accredited
to either of them. Many interesting
stories are told of the business deals of
the two brothers. One of these stories
of ''Dri'' has become classic among
the people of Kenosha. It was year
ago that the brothers we're here and
we're stopping at the Hotel Kenosha.
During their stay they with the aid of
several real estate agents negotiated
deal for the sale of property which
Melted them in the neighborhood of
thirty thousand dollars. The real es-
tate men and notaries were forced 10
go to the hotel to complete the deal Old
account of the fact that one of the
brothers was i'll. After the deal was
made and the money paid "Dri' con-
scented to buy something for the com
pany. The men all asserted that CT
gars would be the right thing and Ben
was sent down to get the cigars. Ben
left the room but he had no more than
reached the stairs when the resonant
voice of "Dri'' was heard calling out
over the banisters "Say, Ben, make
'em "Shoe Pegs or she will give 'em
those ten cent cigars.
This was sample of the dry humor
of the old real estate man and the men
who knew him will remember him for
these dry stories.
1t is probable that the property near
the city will decend to Ben Selleck the
one surviving brother of the family.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-31
NOTICE.

The Bristol Mutual FiresDInsurance
company will hold their annual meet
ing at the Bristol Town hall Tuesday,
Jan. 5, 1904, at p. m, for the purpose
of electing three directors and to trans
act any other business that may prop
erly come before said meeting.
VISA FRANK WALDO, Sec'y.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-31
To Cure q Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
If it fails to cure. e. w. Groves sig
nature Is on each box. Csc. wifi
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01
CRIHEE

Jan. I--At Robbins. n. c.. killed ID SIGHT
az watch nlght parry.
u-EfEard and John Bidtie. escaping
sans' s'gIs'ersrs tren ~ hiiissarg sna Mr. Mr.
out of prison. shot themselves upon be-
ing rounded up py posse near Butler, Pa
Pen. i1--Near MisdleFboro. killed In fight
between posse ard mounta1nsfrH
tt-'fivs members of Earl family a. welsh.
Apr. ie-Jos wriFht snegr0) killed Of poses
IN Scott crunff Va
May 7-r-iash between railway workers az
L.oE Mountain. Tenn, results IN
s-Paai Leicester Fors kiilrs By bis brother
haieoitn. N Sew York; quarrel over
is-Nsar HastinFs. Fia. William Austin
Kills ; parsons ana himself. because OF
iufatuacun for ir-yr. old girl
'9S .rz 'snt =, pPsa SgTss Ms asSS.,ssd ss 81 q
sane. confessed to poisoning a persons
In q yrs.
ss-ssysn nsen found guilty Of Jury briblng
Ini S-Jessis Morrison sentenced 20 q rrr.
lrspFitpnuifut for kiilinE uf Mrs. oiin
Casf.e in Eiferado. kan. tn June. ise
wet, committed suicide near creston
Wash. when on the point % being cap
tuFed He had been hunted since Jun
and had killed IN that time six per
sons
is-loseph Anaerson Crowned his schiiaren 4
near sasna- Kan, and shot himself.
sept BODY q Wm narihotiu. uho
KILLED hs mother and Minnie Mitchell m
Ch,ceEo, found near Ricsviiis. Ia. having
KILLED himself
Oct k-FepT rnen kfi.rd in street fEht a.
II ucrato. Ark
it-Crnard by nvsrstufy. a YT-Yr.-cis boy
- Homestead. Pa. killed his mother ana
Z sisters
it--Yn race riot a, IAtiictou. Ala. : white
rsen anf > rerroes kiiied q. CITY Mnrshai
Hfnfanln lfili kiilst trying % uusu riot
AZ nrrrn festival ~ Blossom Tex
Nov. tf-Rolant q M0iinrauz ar1ulffeh IN
New YORK % murder q Nrr Katfarine
Adamf; te bad heen Ia 3afi I Yrs and cnn-
deuneh 10 death
&C HeEfun osrfniHFinnar OF Rurnr's
couniY Trs- Kills E2arl Moor Mrs. Her
tor and fslf
Dec i-nArry gohnsious fAtnnus actor
kflir Kate Hasssti. aetress. In PhiiAdsi-
rhia. jealousy,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

t4.l insuE EurAtrd
tdsm Ky elected q. 8 senators.
is-gey Semnslns lls.l ,ns sssafsssa; rate. =.
PRES iavoring socsptancs % eifsr 81
panema canal property and franchises
ai.~aov. Frsnkiiu Murphy ~. - inau.
gaFated ~. q Senators Ailisea aad
NAoliiFsr usi reciecfed.
S-lohH y. prgden irrPa - - elected
Fse i--sss'y of rresa shA~ takes eau
% ofarr
rs--Prss Roosevelt p sehisy esss dec.
ni8Yensent and the iaqp, ard holds that
sampson was IN technical cemmsut,
ee' ma, s sss e tsS,s sen'ass .,,,, ,,sss
a. ttafhnEar, n
a-Finai fauRoation of Hay.Psuncsfets
Ntrararua canal trraty AZ MashlnEtoi
TT. a Senators Tillnan and Mcf.agria
~ CO. during euuFne ~ heated debate
esvr fhllpp.ns ,sris eill cems .
prlysa q rirhi 20 vote pending further
a. ldesnesisi services Tor wunsm Nc
iesrra 81 srgy Hay.
- HrseiuiIon Of setefs censure Or Sen.
etore Tillman ara Aeiaurin passed ~
Msr -pres siFns rhnlnpias ,auu bli
is-Frahk u Sargent tchisf az brother
"a sossrsssslSa ~ seasrsi n tnaist. 80 's ~,
=. i,rss uelninatss capt. A. q crosa-
inshieid % - Fear admiral
.5s ss .5Sisssss rsssss q. sSss SsS.. ''isss s
ksy rstuss, % rsnas y = Htso
reorganization hin passes
.t-liaTsna court sentences Neelr, hath-
oes ass nseSs. .,, q q . ssss, e., g5,ses, ,1, 2.
nesfai service
Apr s-Aiiisd peoples party. oompossa
n refesaa sisnaeHis OPPOSED o. 80 pe-
fftfaf 7safttsa formed III latlias. Ne
I - Friends 81 rhin FuhaidY measure afans
don snests iu i,s favor Ter nresFnt sss-
u@pr,s~ y aslssss = 3 Ware ngsn, FOR
/ commissioner nf penrioha Maj Wal
Ter acquitted ~ eourt-msfusl 81 oharEe
/ 81 steolinE ftllrincs without trail
is-Gsa Malvar. Fillplno lnsgrrsnt lead.
- sna t.ctaios' surrcnders h.mssif and
/ command
IS columbian canal rrotocoi asking q,
oA 80 rcntal Tor u yra. - ~ pad M ad-
/ vance. made public HOUSE % repre-
seniafiNss passcs hlu EraniinF reAuc-
y. s,sn c,,,..e rossss - vote - IA is '-'''
chlnsss, sssls.lon bilt vhlch . thsn
NAY ls-ssss q Nsyy Needy ins,alisa
s-Assr' 8. Brodls nominated b. Pres.
Tor Foy, q Afitera Territory
declares Qen Palma elected PRES and
i FstrVot vice nres
is-Lera rssn.ssfs.'s resigns A. nTisish
| fi--1annalea a. QueHada named ~ nrsa
Palma q - Cuban minister 10 Wash.
inEtou,
aa-0ea. Weed kanas ever cahaa Rev.
eFsmeht 80 cuhanat the sew eeastt-
fation ks Hrpaalaatf and Fresta
deRt ratna foraatty tnaaHsreted.
ql.-usrberl e aqulres received 10 prss
/ Palma AZ NJ. laInIFt4f % EDha.
Iun. t-Ceo. Chamberlain ideml rircist
EeN q ore republicans eleciet ler AZ
s-Fraland annrunoea n a ricFhcft q
l.ord feuncetetet sgeftftcf aqa srals
t-Ameflran thlirrlns ronrislipn ~.
out Taft explains rnufyh aat atai,
nna4 - tfpaf81e ln inlanaa
lsooe leg Cottn ralisl iltpa4 lsleaal
Is0n s.f .k'fls,ef ,le.s ssss' ,.s1,.,' .,.s'
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

NefA aNts~afNf Gen 4lnA faA tti-
sss Sss "a q s,'sSss s., s9 q ss.,l.. ssslas asa &
aIslhtas .pamon, MADE successful 81.
rursion over Mediterranean at Menit
FsS - santos zslaya laaugsratod
s,sr iecvssssssia Yields 10 demands o.
Germany Cor paymsni ol eiaims due
kalnrft suhiects.
Nay s-hrei hsFts dies near fondan.
y-sf. TiewFs. aartiatass, tefRliF ds-
atreysa ~ seleaso sFsRtiea % NJ.
Friee aad cRrtequakei A's'A'" ttNes
lest aaa 1o.ooo sfhera iH nriE hhsr-
isa pari~sTs.
J--JlmlnfE goFrrumtnt al san nemlnEo
oNsfthn0ans capital tofrcnlrrs 90 rtt -
iuuon.sts gnt Vase Pres. Nalesci hssaf
new ENNcTament
lated - eruption "a soairiere Noieaao,
ii-corcnatiOn of hing Aiphonse in Aaa,
yss i-Nsw bsRsr eutsssak In chi l.
Is~sias Aiesrs " sasony iiss Al prss.
,,.siss a~srd IN critical ranaiton Is
result nf cReralioa Ter rnRphilia acd
ccfeneticn q pcstrenfN
ful t-fges Nassff 81 Nsessesik t.Ast
pefsenfl command qf AtHf stalAsi rev
10 assSs.s q ssussars resisas pfsmisf-
ship 3 0tsal nr'ts Ariset has-
is~lismaa 80 NahssaSl Ssii sqilsn g
ransIhar II fta4, 4, Nh fslfN re A
Amrficap spsny o. kiea kasari rar-
tnafirn deridts nat a. fauaIN Cor
ttsnl
49,. a-lSiaa Eawasa aaa aaeee Az
asanaer efeWasd ansia NFeat peuln
d. y - aainsteF sthsf is Lesasa,
/ Il. NfnrtarIan lfcorr ruffs rstrf Nslana.
tts naA,ns ~ peri noe ia possession
n~sailan N f,Igtes atsorss T. mlaaisf
that nfnaInn aIalfaa II ~ fcit'4t
t4Mafua tteeHt NaTtialatt, ttslftftl
~ tlppaea 81 M fsalti lAk pfts
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

GOV.
sS;c,9baa congress passes Esoosa loan
is-Speaker Henderson withdrawH from
race for reelection 10 congress
&4-4udEt @, II Durand. dem candids te
for gov. (Aich-l. Withdravs because Of
lilneEa.
1sCGen. n A. Alger fAuch-) apps.uted
20 fiii une1pircd term in T.. s senate
Oct. i--1of- A. Terril tdem-. Ga-l. elect-
ed gov.
~. s circuit court in n. Y. holds Por-
70 Ricana 20 b. aliens.
tt--HnCue arbitration court condemns
Mcxsce 10 pay u. s. 81, laQ eg2 G. In SGT
7leTneut of Plus fund case
E-SsmaF controversy between q. E.
England and Germany decided On fHVuf
of Germany hy King Oscar. Of Sweden.
As arbitrator. Ohio legislature adopts
new municipal code.
N-Minisisr Wu TINS Fang ordered 20
return 20 China
Nov. t-Repubiioans elect ~, congress
mea and deupCratF isN. n. Y. y. J..
Penn, Del. an New England states pn-
espt r. J.. o.. Ind, IN. Mich. Wts-.
la. MINI. y. y. s D.. Col NeVs
Utah. Wye. ana Cal. SO republican
no, Ky, and al southern states 80
dcmpcratic- a. g Senator A. s. Cav
GA reelected. Republican party OF
Porto Hiro wins IN elections.
Dec i--Fltiy seventh ceuErtEg begins -
session
t-Presitsnrs message read iu ernrrsss.
s-NCtuiuation q oliver WensfI Eaimes
for associate 3ustlce of supreme court
connfmed b. senate
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

Jas LIN NaTs fnsEE9l ns1E NptfuE8sss.
:. ~ ees-s.t.
Ncoc. = y. rprEe sfeal1rE
feb. t-Jgm ErCuM frelsret3 81 Nickrlas-
VIE Ky Gka1lait--- EuiefH W ntteadrr
tneEfcl - LFneEhurz. Tenn-. EEr6er-
A.r. - sfena-n. Az. . neErs fsr a.
ls-Iokn wosswars. ensxraD a. vsaaasa.
s-Maesse' Ky. nserses klIiss. fa,any
cEete1 ~ wnitEs frr ctlricra-fieaE1s
4-N- II Kazaacs fneg0cl. .. La Egr1A
tsr astAeklnE aEee usEsizn lanes
p1stcred family 80 ~. UaFit z Tayior
- y N1peEEr1. celcfEEes EEr-
cersf. st Saspar, We. - hsic1ar1 rgsrE
Apr. t-Naiser AHeE tnegrol. a. Raz&
Ca aEpauif
S--Nsrre as Tas-ursh,H. Ala. asser EsHlzr
sS-Ernsss Ktvisy tnerrsl. a. Gastsz. Ky:
NAY ii--Jiz- unssrreos fnsrrsg. a. D.
G-uudleF EcrEun fccicrsll a. LzrEl-r
Tex. zsEaut
as-Aae wifhrop Svhits3. a. P1ris. Ma:
Jun. S-Jln Blzek gnerrul. near RsrsaAl
3. c. kzd uaarEerna uife
Las and HaFrsEon GllleEr4t fneEre bCya
- hnc H FrH- CID. Al Salisbury, y. c..
charged With uarasr
1-EioTace EhipmAr. al gersrsaa. Ia: fer
kili.ag Gsly Aarshal swezrizssn
Mss attempted astEust
z-Three negroes. a. Vi HnzaEIsSurf " Va
y s1osa sgnting fer IsrdsrNr e CAiss
2-Jokn wise tneErnl. near Prmsroks.
Ca. aakzult-. Arthur McCA1lFy zeal
oredl, a. Chspiey. Ca
Aug HAIRY Henta1 Cr1-yT- rEErcl
near Homer. La assauiL
lS-Ckas- SNiysrs tWhiiel Acd Harry Gafes
tccicrSet- a. LeninEt01. Ne FER 49,
Der q Nhich ;hsy weFs isssr souaa =
DbceEt
E-Thss- Jones Snswrs). nsar s<w-a
sprtuEA. y c.; eE4mina1 aEsaUif
Sep. S-aqE Nllson saeEfSl, 1tSg Strphsns.
s-Et Bssuua toaiofesl. al Eaat g.. L.ouIs.
nttez1rfsf aEFauil
-wn- Mst.sy glseErol. nsar wensaH. Ca /;
n-1loBIA Tucker Cosiorssl. Bsar LEhsy.
@-Tosa Carl. aiias wlii cIbser tcs,o-.sa
a. Ccr1uth. MlEE murder
OcL t-GaFneid Barrier and CUr1is BruHn
D-AeEr2 uraF kstahuiehte. KISS at
teZptec tzsaeis. -ChAs. rea1E fcel-
eredb ~ Fpreai city. ara eearEtd VIA
I-glR wesi<y sns ReseirR sa-sen
fneETeeEl ~ Hemrst eae- Tex; had be.n
fVand rpity q Eskauit ana EzreeF
tt--Lssa tsEpNn fnsEroD. a. Taiiapoos.. Ca: /:
aEFa1a4
Eos i-5'skss~u nsrre surusa A. stahs
at nSriinr Mss cCehls nEFter.
chaFre8 vita murtsr
u-gehn DAVIS gusFroA af Lxw'1hErE.
IenH Hurcer
N-Barian Bsekisr a, Earahsthsswr. Ky ,
vas Een'snoce e he inuFTisrarnszt tor
ss-IlEs Wels ensrru1. near wayne. Ara .
charged viii assault Jas Eiliart
fneEroA. near slifrsn- iu4 Assault
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

1s-Tefrase a. rrieA. a e.. ks1a
fe1 A-Asteifset-se tcT1a1e A. IL CrsEaa.
t-saosdeurst nesr goasf eases esfv
SreMsa : ane en1aa BreFertT ,ess ~
S-Terpsfs aaeres Dsesss nse CAS- a.ss-
tet. H1ns = arrF l-tf...- ToreaEs fE
geHlfal i-Are.f fasfpr tfrtlfn E.sen-
81 itag4-a NEar.rstfrE. Fe1Fa aElf
trea1E. Q - - e4nlara
4Hl f-f.f ft1rs ~ FaElfs rrrFrF Wtn
t-enrN talf a EfE A. Erar1ssr we. &
tAsfH fHeez meier a. fffFasEf FEEI
h,..h - WaifF ~ " eettlrY esUurF. IA !
= ~ - EaHrNFs
homes - ee1Es CD Des Ns.s-s. "a
- s.f.sc7fn in - an. Ezl1 ~ u eaEns ic1n
81 tleflss in er1ra.
E'--f.ls,is.lsz1h. Nss. aesrsF ~rsehse -
- Nlesisfippl valley frDu Es1kek Ia
EeEtn ateef wNtef. rrcg t1aa - - -
hNfrsFSNe sweeps &nwlrss &ss u
~ 80 enl iuaaerse pfcFtffs f1st
T. flclcH tn Ean fEErnce "a ~ Trr Z
E-leo ani Glt1f.FF earrars Ear-k-
ceakeE n Los AlauaE. Cal. ar1 FlzlzIfy
as. s-hsf1ns p X ; crOHo-t ~ Esazs-
Ise. t-Barsans r-ssss siszr An.za-
coast
l-Daiig earthenAk-s Rave Nsea fsss n
aouthern Ltah f2nce EeF. IS.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

Fsh. t-uiiszari RACES throasA Ssv
Nork, l'tansg isauia apd Ne Eek kiss.a
Mas. s-owiaSrlis Ky saFtAsssks
Ennck
~Tofnafo ~ NouftOn. EeseHbsf2 -.
iof ana Noa n1stoa tNh,. kiila several
AID arecks ~ fuiltinEt.s Neclcue ~
Ccrial ASA tinerla eeEuiies Mi1ss
ki'ls ! anl setlrofa much ptc2ertf.
tt-ttrnEae ~ Aes.slAra anl = .tsis,i1ai
fefirlfa ~ hoa1fa and kil.t ~ n4rrahs
tf-<NoutTlu iA ftct dt<D tlocA tfalnf
tor 9 ata in nitxk ittils ceaatff,
sI-fI1al t1ea4s lu Nanucltf4 ~ 81 elf
Aia1Nt y lives test
Mae l.~tasslrNetiss cFeiena "a nayafa
A11raN Nau Ma4t aut Nritrn IA.
tt Irurri rIanartY lasF E fn
s-c.stthassl =, fe.t q tseses =
is@illfItlaEl 'H n1nta aHI Ht#I HNtaE.
tas. uf Ift fttUftn ~ j. So lerat
fek. rlasiicaNf tetlresea, > 1liltA
y tass tsnontAta ~ iornata Il
hteAtta N'na. teaQ4e4 4Ilt1 several
inisftt Natgrrn14t sI'll ~ cesIRe.
ftn ~ so SaaIlt 2feai rrlrlflf
lsnats i Msnl ave- ril'lI,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

Jan IL Manehsrttf. - Al ktnara blbrR
destroy ed; taq.esa LOSE
s,-Snrfeik. Va. Atlantic hctsi SOC co.
Feh. s-MatNrtarg. Ccun4 ~ acres 81
business euudinrs. hcmcs. etc. arrre-
gate loss tAes0tc1
f-Fatsrren. n y. hre deftruye husin inces
Eprtica aue 80 dUeiiiuEs loss fSele go
~ SpginEnsla. o. naaugiaciuTins p.anis.
n Nsw vera. Park Axsnus hessl. 2 kinse.
prepsFty Ices tsseWQ
Mar 3 Aafeis FAlls. TEX. great tract of
valuable timber
M-fler cf PhnsniN sfeaushlp iine az Ho-
hckrn. ~ J s .gsk pqo
AIr s-heisls az Atlantic CITY, y. J.;
ss-Forsst nrvs IN Pennsylvania destroy
isn buildings a. MRFirnVNie losr thera
and sissW here 8 81 en
NAY l-At New Nork, bradbury plano fac
Jga. a-PoTiiand orr sserss or property.
gei s.-shlcaEo ttock far,R. suln a Co's
marksf and rfhctfg ~ tfo
"a Albany \ y Gflnn hlane
Aug a-MaEklHNfon. Ia opera house and
81 other huilainKs
il-Forrsi nFes iu Cascade mountains nieur
tho Columbia in Ore
s. fefFicks burned
Nov New rerk. nes Eati TivrF hfitEr;
it sieua ciiy. Ia. Armour = ce'spacsinr
- s,saioarshsla cry, Pa ssisf bas,ns,s
ne s-Aiianta Ca bloch of han8inrs
m heart Of ciiy Ssoeo
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

Jan. s-Nacou. Ca. IA exp1osion-
2-s1samcr Malla Haila suuk IN csllsicn
7SSeesssss. e as5Sss1l3 S.sS.. a. lassass eSTiaT =
s-ln New York city trains collide IN
Bristol siaks 81 AlaskzA eolss. 7 nVes
i;-Bssa'f. i;-Bss, is.:. { era a... ..y,.-
sl-Wolsenburr. Cot. 8 killed. 70 lnjures
n-Neaf Fsirnoans. W. va. lanatsr-
rngn burned 20 death-
sl-osksiooss, lra,. = zrea killed. 9 In
s,s is2 az n isassi 6ss q Ss@ YorA Rap
"a Transit Co. Kills q Injuries 30 ans
eanssd prePerfy loss q 8 .eo.ea
FEB. s-ftssHeen SewpeTT Ss~s ara Boz
ton, p frpWnea % eanking cnai harEeE
.--T killed. 6 injured IN a Gre ~ ST.
i.oals -Flttsbors, boiler eEpiosicn
E-ch.osEo. srpiosioa ss gas main kills
- ingures - pthrre-
ls-~Hovider wTecks train near Lxstis
koek Ark. kiiliaE lnlsr.nE a
near Tsnursas. Col, Ais ~: . others
IS lives los, in neoes IN Ssv Tork ara
s-Neaeasshsla, Pa. nins s1plosioa
7-Macdn. Tex. southern Pao.se train
wreck Kills Is irturcs -
la-.l-one l-snd nE. Miss. stsamsr cap
E-Rosci0rko Aiisa negroes crenatra
While irsing 10 burn her wsg eai q
E-Clevslana, O.. lives iost hy oave-ia
o. gas tank eEcaN4flun.
n-At nayton, Tenn. z Enleo N mine
Apr i~.Philip Mitchell and s chlarrs
meet aeSsh 30 hgrning houas. a. Prosser
so-stesuier Csty Of Psttsaurr barns AZ
Cairo iii. o. lives lost
s'-t2c.que nearly destroys Gien Rase.
TEX, sllAnE in3urlnE -
panic in cigar factory caused ~ lake
NAY Z Ai Teleso. O. : sn,rassrs az FsSps
tariist s. drowned IN ssnking nsqh-
i1-At sheridan. Pa. . killed. between
sa2 ana pc badly burned n naphsha-
tS-iu Atlanta. "a. dra startet hy haif-
breed indisn. destroys bslain1ss hisck
Kills ans .hsurrs s.
is,-At Coal erees. rcna-. orsr Iea lives
Jan = SrW Nork harhor Ia Eaie.
-, ,hicagn y IN earninE saniiAffurn
fs9F .S sSs.a,ss Sse, nsss, M,sn = gal,ssy 81;
~. ,-Ceisbratlou aociesnts sss 10 r,.u-
peNaef ktls 2 snd iniurFt li.s tfsalEAl
traIlrf car collision
i.-s'ngruaun Ca. ~ ilEhtnsnr
le-1 ahntteNu va ilA % nss aaup tETaes
p Near Ions nrarh \ z ~ drapntt
$3.50 ane vicinity, . ereNnoa skiis
q rafk so. riah.. - ~ sHp,sssa e
Aae Wel'sasssu. vle,sHA s. sy u.,s.
Nssr lshesss Ia IS Ia railway eoliisoA
I t-etar Nfinitaa. Nol. "a ~ sEpiaalen la
iA-ssa Anesla Tex. Tin harnins Aeisi
s,.-Nt ilmieeton. Del. p b szRiasiea ta
salsnr.sr. Nh. 9 A. Fsseh - starting
zs-Neer Illinois siatlaa, T. 2. sin railway
SO Nsss Bsrry Ala. y Ia railway
5 slli'em,sars. n Y.tsy seusps, q
Is wl,msr s,auea. Pa En ranrsy eel.
/ s-IFiasstsn. 81 8 p railway se.sssaa
7 oci i-,lockl H-.ls. ~ ~ e1ileF szalo-
sfru
issss sas.ss n.tssss NV h va y Fs' q rs 81
anN Hni.tatun
Il soa Asaiseu,a. o, y ~ ssunssF,pz e
NOV. Ssw YEA = sy prsa.sars ssria-
slon 90 nrcseTks
Z s.-l.staaon. "a : ~ eoiisr sKpiosioa.
7 &-SlC4a2F ~ .Nenns ,. Aacs, vilh q
ss,f.esTS- s sy SSi'ss sap,osioa ia 81 4,
Pask.ns CO piant
1 pss. A-sAn t'fanolrcs n ~ sa tans "a.
acsasssa. D, In aFs IA, ssssrsgss t.lnssla
! s-Rassrs lun, Tsne. ~ snGlgsiss
I s--lu nattEauQh fessen. iatt g.ese1 e.
hgr ia histofy 81 l4ke trAds.