Cleveland Flood Devastates East Side In Historic Cloudburst
Cleveland residents faced a devastating flood after a two hour cloudburst from 3 to 5 AM. The eastern city suffered about 1 million dollars in damage with eight miles of flood area, dozens of homes inundated up to six feet, and widespread railway, street, and civic infrastructure losses. No deaths were reported. Rescue crews used lifeboats and river crews to evacuate residents as streets and cemeteries flooded. The weather bureau called it the heaviest storm in over 40 years.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Enetire
Woodlands Hills Avenue
Madison Avenue
Doane and
Giddings Brooks
Quincy Street
Vienna Street
Lincoln Avenue
Euclid Avenue
Glen Park Place
Deering Street
Fairmount
Shaker Heights
St Joseph
East Madison
Woodland
Gordon
Wade
Brookside Park
Big Creek
Glenville
Big Consolidated
East End
Superior Street
Little Consolidated
Lake Shore
Gordon Park
East Prospect Street
Mudld Avenue
W. 5. Newton
F. A. Warren
Willamette Court
Nine Mile Creek
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Wade Park
Malvar Surrender Expected as Peace Moves Rise
Manila reports point to an impending surrender or capture of insurgent leader Miguel Malvar aiding permanent peace. The plan cuts four departments to two with Manila and Iloilo as centers, as surrenders increase in disaffected districts.
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Manila
Miguel Malvar
Iloilo
Batangas
H. ©. Hale
20Th Infantry
Gonzales
Pardo Tavera
Benito Legardo
Joseph E. Luzuriaga
Philippine Commission
Missoula's sensational murder trial opens next Tuesday
The Missoula district court will hear the Noden murder case Tuesday before Judge Webster. Henry Noden is accused of shooting Ira Turner in Dead Man's Gulch after a history of wife abuse and quarrels with Turner's wife Maud Turner. The case centers on motives, family tensions, and conflicting testimonies from Maud Turner, her mother Mrs. Noden, and other witnesses.
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Missoula
Noden
Webster
Montana
Dead Man's Gulch
Henry Noden
Ira Turner
Turner
Bitter Root
Lolo Pass
Prescott
Hayes
Kulb
Maud Turner
Mre. Noden
Maudie
Maud
Helena
Gem Theater
Billings
Bozemane
Big Timber
Naden
Turnere
Anld
Turners
Mamma
Papa
Poppy
Kane
Hall
John M. Evans
United States Promises Investigation Into Hawaii Medical Inspection
London dispatch says Tokyo reported the U S government will investigate Japan's remonstrance over medical inspection of Japanese in Hawaii and follow with suitable measures. The note stressed a sympathetic and friendly tone in the response.
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London
United States
the Times
Tokio
Japan
Hawaii
Butteren Win the Drilling Contest at Helena Labor Day
Helena celebrates Labor Day with a rock drilling contest at Central Park. Freedy and Bradshaw of Butte win first prize in granite drilling, 42 inches in 15 minutes, worth $100. Marysville’s Davey and Stephens take second with 41 16 inches and $50.
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Standard
Helena
Mauin Street
Winston
Marysville
Central Park
Butte
Clancy
Freedy
Bradshaw
Davey
Stephens
Wages on Beef Butchers Rise Hopeful Tug of 10 Percent
President Donnelly of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers union waits for Armour & Co and Swift & Co of Chicago to respond to a 10 percent wage increase demand. If granted, other houses will follow, he says. if refused, action will be decided later.
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Kansas City
Donnelly
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers’ Association
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Chicago
Armour and Swift
Hickey Says 72 Percent of Mills Are Operating in East Inquiry
Milwaukee report details J M Hickey's investigation for Wisconsin strikers. He claims the steel strike is lost, it may take years to repair Amalgamated's damage, and national officers misrepresented U S Steel's stance to soldiers. The Bay View lodge hears his personal findings and contemplates next steps.
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Milwaukee
Amalgamated Association
United States Steel
J. M. Hickey
Bay View Lodge
Hickey
Pittsburg
Lodge
Bay View
Joseph Redfern
Redfern
Shaffer
Association
New York
Mr. Redfern
Messrs
Naonal
Cooper
Schwab
McKinley Ready for Buffalo Pan-American Exposition Visit
President McKinley and party arrive September 4 from Washington by New York Central train. A 21 gun salute, bells, whistles, and mounted police greet them at Dun kirk. The schedule includes carriage processions, speeches at Lincoln parkway, tours of New York State and foreign pavilions, luncheon, illumination, Niagara Falls trip, and a temple of music reception. The president’s party includes Mrs McKinley and several named aides and guests.
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Buffalo
N. Y
McKinley
Committee On
New York Central Railroad
Washington
Dunkirk
United States
Fort Porter
Jonn G. Milburn
Fourth Signal Corps
Lincoln Parkway
Exposition Grounds
National Guard
United States Marine Band
New York State Building
Central America
New York Board of Managers
Government Building
Mr. Milburn
Government Life Saving Station
Milburn
Niagara Falls
Temple of Music
Barber
Lafayette McWilliams
Chicago
Barah Duncan
P.M. Rixey
William 8. Trank
Misses Mawk
Mr. Cortelyou
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Wright
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Ide
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Moses
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Senor Paterno
Senor Pubad
Philippines
Congressional Arty
McClellan
General Administration of Affairs
The
Quinn
Tnuecle
Sam
Butteren
Freetly
Swift
MR. Hickey
Amalgamated
East
Wisconsin