Deadly storm lashes Cincinnati and Covington
A September 20 wind and rain storm in Cincinnati and Covington killed six people and injured many. Losses reached over half a million dollars in Cincinnati and more elsewhere. Drowned victims include Willie Willen four, Ferdinand Rapp, D. W. C. Belleville, Henry Flachner, George Becker, and Clem Davier. Water swept through cellars and houses, washing away a frame home, with Dayton Kentucky and Covington reporting extensive damage.
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United States Weather Bureau
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Daniel Grace
Louis Kern
National flag replaces the American colors in Havana
Havana observed a grand display as Cuba transitions to its republic status. The city glowed with Cuban flags, arches, and banners while ships in the harbor wore galas colors. The transfer of island control occurred at the palace with General Wood reading the documented transfer and pledging constitutional and Platt amendment obligations.
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Colgate Hoyt Visits Great Falls On New York Railroad Run
Colgate Hoyt of New York a prominent railroad man travels with a party of friends through Great Falls arriving on train No 23. They will depart tomorrow for Havre then west over the Great Northern in a special Missouri Kansas & Texas railway car of which Hoyt is a director. The group has been on the road about a week.
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Great Falls
Death of Mrs. L. Lee Pioneer of Northern Montana
Great Falls reports the death of Mrs. L. Lee wife of Judge Lee of Kibbey. A pioneer of Northern Montana she leaves a large family and husband. Burial is set for Monarch at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon.
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Great Falls
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Kibbey
Panic at Fort de France as rocks rain down from volcano
At Fort de France on May 20 a dark cloud from Mt Pelee illuminated by lightning caused panic as hazelnut sized stones rained onto streets. People fled to ships in the harbor then relief came by 7 am. Governor Lilerre to report to St Pierre aboard the Suchet. Inundation at Basse Point wrecked 50 buildings with no further fatalities.
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No Gambling in Havre Forced to Close
Havre residents reported all gambling in the town shut down yesterday with nothing happening last night. Officials say the crackdown follows a similar closure in Great Falls, with gamblers hopeful of resuming activity soon.
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Standard
Havre
Great Falls
Man Shot by Hoboes Dies After Butte Station Assault
John R. Williams was killed after hoboes shot him near Silver Bow and attempted robbery early Monday. Two suspects, Charles Lennox and James Martin, were arrested in Dillon and transported to Butte. an inquest is planned as the hunt for others continues.
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Suspects Arrested in Silver Bow Murder Case
Milton May 20 Sheriff Furey and Douty Proebester report arrest of two men for the murder of Brakeman Williams at Silver Bow last evening. Charles Lennox and James Martin identified, armed, and jailed after attempting to cut free. money found on them. Descriptions matched official alerts. motives unclear. both claim ignorance.
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McNamirie
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Gaynor and Greene Remanded to Quebec Sheriff
Colonel Gaynor and Captain Greene were remanded to the sheriff of Quebec with two detectives to guard them and were returned to the Chateau Frontenac after a hearing before Judge Andrews. Judge Andrews later remanded them to the sheriff of the district, relieving Valee as custodian.
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Senate committee reports against Hoar Bill on canal route
Washington May 2 The senate committee on isthmian canals has decided to report adversely Senator Hoars bill to place the inter oceanic canal route selection in the presidents hands The measure faced strong opposition from Nicaragua route supporters.
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