The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-18
U. P. WRECK.

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Mrs. Emma Denlinger, Frankfort,
Kan; serious condition.
F. r. Rhine, Manhattan; slightly.
T. NJ. Stutzman, Carthage, Mo-;
travelling salesman for Nichols, Shep-
pard Machinery company; slight.
Donald Warren, Beatrice, Neb.,
motorman. tsxf.
Mrs. R. ]. Harris. Highland, Kan. !;
slight.
Miss Mabel Harris. Blue Springs.
Neb.; slight
Mrs. George Harris. Blue Springs,
Miss Bessie Russell, Manhattan;
back bruised.
A. Gustafson, chest bruised.
L. r. Kistler, left knee cap broken,
in serious condition.
Miss Alice Anderson, Manhattan:
scalp cut.
p A witwer. Syracuse. N. Y; hand
cut.
E. Luckenbills, Murphy. Okla;
head bruised
Mr.. osborne, address unknown.
Miss Vera Whitman. Manhattan;
slight.
John Larson Smith. Chicago. 1853
Federal building; hand cut and
bruised.
J. H. Newly, Randolph: slight cut.
e. c. Hedrick, Tecumseh, Neb.
c. w. Jones. Tecumseh, Neb.
Carl H. Brock, Tecumseh, Neb.
Mrs. Robert Asa Emith, 41O4 Whit
man avenue, Seattle, Wash.
j. p. Sawtelle. principal Manhattan
high school; slight.
c. NJ. Metzger. Omaha, 12s South
Fifth; slight
Miss Eunice Keys. Manhattan
teacher; scalp wound.
Herman Toburen. Randolph; cut
and bruised
slight
P. s. Cook, Randolph; hand cut.
Myrtle Dougherty, Manhattan; nose
bruised.
George McCulley. Kingfisher.
Okla; leg bruised.
Miss Esther Erickson, Manhattan,
Miss Reppie Carry. Manhattan.
county superintendent; slight.
Miss Bessie Wilson. Manhattan;
Miss Mittie Myers, Manhattan;
bruised.
Mrs ]. w. Tatman, skull fractured;
taken to Kansas City.
William Weibler. Manhattan, mail
clerk; bruised and face cut.
A. j. Anderson, Oneida; left arm
cut and bruised.
Elmer Wittmer. Broken Bow, Neb.;
slight.
R. L. delivering, MarysvilIe, brother
of Guy T. Helvering; leg smashed
badly; taken home.
A report received at the Union Pa
cific offices in Topeka today from r. |
states that it will be several days be- |
fore the bridge will be open to train |
traffic. Until then passengers will be |
transferred over the bridge and an |
other train will continue the trip. |
Trains on the main line into Topeka !
were all on time this morning and by |
Tuesday or Wednesday the Marysvillc |
branch will be operated. 1t will be at !
tor car will be allowed to go the full |
distance between Manhattan and |.
MarysviIle.
G. T. Brummitt of 222 West Sixth |
street, Topeka, who lost his life when |
the Union Pacific motor car ran into a |
washout at Randolph, Kan, Saturday,
was in the smoking compartment |
when the car pitched into the stream. |
His body was identified late Saturday |
night. Brummitt was born in Eng |
land about As years ago. He had been
a travelling representative for the Thor |
Motorcycle company and his wife and |
son Warren have been operating his |
business, the Excelsior Cycle company. |
tending to get into Topeka about 3 |
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The funeral of DR.. Lewis Atwood, |
the Topeka physician killed in the |
Union Pac1f1c motor car wreck at |
Kan, Saturday, will be held !
from the First United Brethren |
church, Twelfth and Quincy streets, |
afternoon at 2:SO. Officiat-
ing will be Rev. G. K. Hartman and |
Rev. NJ. L. Robey. Interment in |
Mount Hope cemetery.
The funeral of G. T. Brummitt will
be held Tuesday afternoon from his |
home, 222 West Sixth street, ut
o'clock. Interment in Mount Hope
cemetery.