Following is the most accurate list of dead as far as obtainable:
William B. Howells, student of American School of Osteopathy, he was a 4th term student of Osteopathy.
The tornado struck Kirksville at 6:20 last evening when most of the people were at supper. The entire east side of the city was wiped out clean. Over two hundred buildings, houses and stores were leveled. A heavy rain followed the tornado and the debris and the wrecked buildings took fire in several places. It is estimated that the death list may reach 100.
Fort Scott Daily Tribune and Fort Scott Daily Fort Scott, Kansas 28 Apr 1899 Fri page 1
William B. Howells, student of American School of Osteopathy, he was a 4th term student of Osteopathy.
The tornado struck Kirksville at 6:20 last evening when most of the people were at supper. The entire east side of the city was wiped out clean. Over two hundred buildings, houses and stores were leveled. A heavy rain followed the tornado and the debris and the wrecked buildings took fire in several places. It is estimated that the death list may reach 100.
Fort Scott Daily Tribune and Fort Scott Daily Fort Scott, Kansas 28 Apr 1899 Fri page 1
Following is the most accurate list of dead as far as obtainable:
William B. Howells, student of American School of Osteopathy, he was a 4th term student of Osteopathy.
The tornado struck Kirksville at 6:20 last evening when most of the people were at supper. The entire east side of the city was wiped out clean. Over two hundred buildings, houses and stores were leveled. A heavy rain followed the tornado and the debris and the wrecked buildings took fire in several places. It is estimated that the death list may reach 100.
Fort Scott Daily Tribune and Fort Scott Daily Fort Scott, Kansas 28 Apr 1899 Fri page 1
William B. Howells, student of American School of Osteopathy, he was a 4th term student of Osteopathy.
The tornado struck Kirksville at 6:20 last evening when most of the people were at supper. The entire east side of the city was wiped out clean. Over two hundred buildings, houses and stores were leveled. A heavy rain followed the tornado and the debris and the wrecked buildings took fire in several places. It is estimated that the death list may reach 100.
Fort Scott Daily Tribune and Fort Scott Daily Fort Scott, Kansas 28 Apr 1899 Fri page 1
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