The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-24

MRS. r. R. VANDEVAN
AGED LADY, unidentified, now at
| Wise Memorial hospital.
SMALL, SHRUNKEN LADY
| MRS. ADA NEWMAN.
MISS FREDA HULTING, 2633 Chi
| cago. died after reaching ch1ld-sav1ng
i institution.
MRS. DAVIS.
BABY THELMA, years DID, chllo-
| saving institution.
BABY ANITA, years old.
SAM RILEY, As years old. work
| man at grading camp.
- ROXIE.
MISS CORALIE NORRIS.
MRS. B. DAVIS.
c. F. COPLEY.
- JIMPSON.
MISS HENS AND SISTER
]. B. NICHOLAS.
Dead at Council Bluffs.
MRS. WILLIAM POOLE.
JR RICE.
MRS. ]. r. RICE.
= SCHOOLS AND WIFE.
BABY NORGAARD.
BENJAMIN BENN Of >
Dutch Hollow.
Dead at RaIston.
H. E. SAID --e--es
MRS. H. E. SAID.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN, 35 years
old. supposed to be Bert Thomas.
MARY MORAN.
..
old, Winnipeg, Canada.
FRANCES KIMBALL, years old.
Known Injured in Omaha.
Miss Davis; Mrs. R. r. Vandevan,
unconscious from blow on head; Mrs.
Edward Baggot of Chicago; Mrs. Nc
Bride, Ais Farnam street; D. Dagat;
e. w. Dixon, slight bruises; M n.
Holm, body hurt; w. H. Mcdonald,
scalp wound; Mrs. Golpin, badly cut;
Mrs. E. c. Sells, injured internally;
Little Sells girl, bad scalp wound; Mrs.
Griffin, serious; w. D. Cruthers, ribs
broken: Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Foster,
bruised; Isabel Doyle, injured about
head: Kenneth Patterson, burned;
Charles Pickens, suffering from
shock Charles e. Black, bruised;
Mrs Charles E. Black, bruised; Mrs.
Cotton. sister of Mrs. Black, bruised;
M. A. Hall, cut on face; B. E. Harris,
sales manager Armour and Company,
cut on face and body; Anson H. Bige-
low, chest crushed; Cecilia Bigelow,
internally injured; Patrick Hynes,
bruised; Frank Guy, Waterloo, Neb.;
Mrs. Frank Guy.
william Schultz, Elkhorn, Neb.;
Frank Bell, Elkhorn, Neb.; Mrs. Cora
Curtiss: Unknown woman, legs broken;
Mrs John Sullivan, slight; 7-year-old
daughter of Rev. Mr.. Dunn, knee
crushed; Mrs. ]. C. Wright, foot crush
ed: F. Quag1ey, ankle bruised; Mrs
Martin Meyer, scalp wound; Mrs. Eu-
gene Meyer, arm dislocated; Mrs. 1r-
vim, broken ribs and burns; ]. Issa-
coyitch tailor, bruised; Lawrence
O'Conner, hurt internally; Willie O'Con-
rer, badly bruised; Clarence Cady, dam
gerously, may die; George Anderson,
serious, may die; Jack Cribben, inter-
nal injury; ]. Davis, cut; E. Reeves,
negro, serious; John Walls, negro, leg
broken: Mrs. o. S. Finch, right thigh
Nrc Johnson. TwRntV-t 1ird
and Ohio, and mother, cut about head,
serious: Peter Ullrich. bruised; L. w.
wicks, lower limbs paralyzed; E. r.
Wicks, left limb broken; Mrs. M.
Hensman, leg broken; S. L. Burt, COL
ored, injured about body.
Mrs. c. c. Sheppard, arm broken; c.
c. Sheppard, cut about head; Mrs.
Lottie Main, Loveland, Colo, badly
bruised, will recover; Pat Carol, back
in iIIred: Joe Cooper fractured shoulder:
Mrs. John Lyonsberser, scalp wound
not serious; Mrs. N w. Daniel, back
injured. Mrs Mike Vizovicak, nervous
shock and bruises; Stanley Vopat, head
bruised; Mary Halaries, badly lacerated
about face; Baby Ruth, child saving
institute. cut on face, not serious; Mr..
and Mrs. D. H. Williams, bruised and
cut: Fred Bentley, blown from car,
serious: Charles Pasner, Millard, Neb-,
internal injury. not serious; Ham
mer. leg injured. must be amputated:
Mrs. Hammer, arm fractured; Maid
at Hammer home badly injured;
Mrs. A Markovitz, badly bruised;
Eranlz Griffin. severe bruises; George
MedIock, injuries slight
Mrs. George Medlock, slight; Hans
Voss. cut by glass: infant of Morris
Christensen, severely bruised: w. ID.
Carothers, two ribs fractured; Bella
Rohinson two ribs broken; Mrs. w.
r Robinson, two ribs broken; Mrs
Coffman, arm bruised; Mrs. W. W.
Slabaugh, internal injury; Miss Ruth
SIabough cut wrist; Mr.. Newman of
Dundee. punctured lung, serious; two
Miss SulIivans, slight injury; Mrs. E.
Houston. 81 years old, broken leg and
consussion of brain. Will die: Harold
McKenna. slight: three workmen at
Missouri Pacific roundhouse slight.
Injured at Nicholas Sem Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Archer and son,
slightly hurt.
G. L. Hammer. left leg broken and