Fury of the elements wrecks rivers and towns in Indiana
Severe southeast storms roared across Indiana for 15 hours, bringing heavy rain and high winds that flooded rivers and damaged bridges. One drowning reported near Orange County, with towns such as English partially underwater. Wind toppled structures in Munice and Danville, while the oil region saw widespread derrick destruction and rising Ohio River forecasts.
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Job Williams
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Fort Smith Tornado Toll and Aftermath
Fort Smith Arkansas reports 50 deaths and at least 70 injuries from a devastating tornado. Property losses exceed one million dollars. Crawford County records three dead and about 20 hurt. The city and county face extensive recovery in the wake of the calamity.
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Ark
Crawford County
Trade activity rises in all commercial lines in New York
K G Dun reports January trade expansion with 23 percent higher payments through clearing houses and 10.4 percent more than 1892. Exports stay heavy, rail earnings up 17.6 percent, and bank failures fall. Wheat prices rise but no panic, corn exports strong. cotton mills face a great strike easing stocks, print cloth firmer. Canada and U S failures decline versus last year.
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A Foolish Young Man Fatal Quarrel in Ravenna
Cornelius D Eatinger, a well known Ravenna youth, quarreled with his sweetheart while walking Wednesday night and shot himself, dying at her feet. The young woman is in a serious condition and unable to speak. Also reported, Edward Duff killed his wife and his mother in law in New Haven after disputes over living arrangements, injuring a boarder. Duff is under arrest. Other items note a Greek aid appeal from Minister Rockhill, a Milwaukee fire damaging Walsh tinware works with $300000 loss, the White House reception for the new administration, and two receivers for the Cincinnati Zoological Gardens amid a $70,000 debt.
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Cornelius D. Eatinger
Killa Hia
New Haven
Conn
Edward Duff
Mary Maher
John Reilly
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