Flood reports flash across Mississippi valley disasters
Treasury Bureau report details over 10 000 square miles submerged, 46 935 farms affected with 4 905 406 acres, value of agricultural property estimated at about 90 million dollars. Cotton, corn, and sugar output valued at over 41 million dollars. Delta region suffers widespread destitution. relief work active while some districts show gradual improvement. Weather bulletins note river declines at several points with no significant rises.
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Treasury Department
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Memphis
Tenn
Delta
Louwisiana
Greenville
Arkansas
Capt. Davis
St. Francis River
Davis
Arkkansas
United States Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Cairo
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Shreveport
Kansas City
Omaha
Nashville
Chattanooga
The
Weather Bureau
Allievial
Meintey Names William Day and Bellamy Storer for State Posts
President Meintey plans to appoint William Day of Canton Ohio as first assistant secretary of state and Bellamy Storer of Cincinnati as minister to Belgium. Storer, Harvard 1867 graduate and former congressman, has long been considered for the solicitor-general post. Day is noted as a capable lawyer and close presidential associate. The president also sought to address the Ruiz death inquiry while preparing Cuba-related diplomatic moves.
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Stopes
Honuta
Washington
Meintey
William 2. Day
Canton
Gellamy Storer
Cincinnati
Belgium
Tudge Day
Rockh
Secre
Tary
Dr. Ruiz
Cuba
Ruiz
Bellamy Storer
Cincinenati
Harvard
National League and Western League standings week end April
The National and Western Baseball Leagues show early season records with teams like Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati and Brooklyn posting losses and wins. Detroit Minneapolis and Milwaukee lead in the Western League with varied percentages as the season begins. In other news a cyclone near Allamosa Iowa caused extensive damage including stripped timber and shattered homes though no deaths were reported. Dubuque resident George Harris sues the Modern Woodmen of America for $20000 over injuries from an initiation incident.
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Baltimore
Cincinnati
Louisville
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Washingtodie
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Ladd St
Detroit
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Grand Rapids
Allamosa
Seckx
Dubuque
Ill
George Harris
Modern Woodmen of America
Order
Greece fights to hold front at Pharsalos amid Turkish pursuit
The Athens war report describes a Greek retreat after a fierce Mati battle, with Col Mastrapas' brigade withdrawing toward Tyrnavas and Larissa. In a council led by Prince Constantine, a new line to Pharsalos was adopted as Turkish forces press from Kazaklar and Larissa.
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Athens
Prince Constantine
Mati
Pharsalas
Mastrapas
Tyrnavas
Constantine
Kazaklar
Larissa
Pharsalos
Tyrnava
Pharsala
George
Vasseur
Volo
Janina
Will Ex Humed In Grave Triggers Heir Litigation
A buried will found in Leavenworth Indiana upends years of litigation among Jacob Kissingen’s heirs. The document splits his estate among five children, one in Germany, revealing a German half brother and sparking potential costly claims for the American siblings.
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Leavenworth
Ind
Jacob Kissingen
Kissingen
Germany
Europe
Rich gold found by Westchester man at his land
Niles Smith a New York restaurant operator with a White Plains country home says he struck gold while improving his Westchester land. Assayed samples yielded gold and silver over 90 dollars per ton with some lead, and he plans thorough prospecting to gauge payable quantities.
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Westchester County
N. Y
Niles Smith
Broadway
New York
White Plains
Arizona
California
Remarkable Rubbish Drive by Brugsels School Children
A Zurich report to the state department details Brussels public school pupils collecting discarded items on their way to school. From Jan 1 to Oct 1, 1895 they gathered 7 781 pounds of tinfoil oil paint tubes bottle caps metal scraps net proceeds clothes for 500 poor children and funds for recuperation colonies with surplus shared among the city’s sick poor. French Telegraphers Women first worked as telegraph operators in 1854.
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Germain
State Department
Zurich
Brussels
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