The Texas Storm Devastates Emery and Longview Area
A Texas cyclone and winter storm hit Emery 80 miles south of Greenville on Saturday night causing extensive destruction. Officials report four identified dead and three unidentified bodies found, with about 50 injured and panic-stricken residents. A relief train from Greenville delivered doctors, medical stores, and aid as the western Emery line lay in ruins.
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Dallas
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Longview
Emery
Greenville
Dyer
Doren
Tornado and storm disasters sweep Texas and beyond
A cyclone wrecked parts of Longview Texas on March 20 with massive hail, killing and injuring several, including the Negro families at John Cain’s home. A tornado struck Santa Anna and Trickham, killing multiple residents. Reports from Snohomish and other towns describe snowslides, wrecked trains, and damaged tracks. Forest fires in Connelton Mountain threaten families, and art exhibitors in Chicago express concerns over unpaid returns. Contempt proceedings in Denver against city officials are adjourned.
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Longview
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Here
John Cain
Alexander Lester
Sarah
Alexander Lester, Jr
Robert Lester
Jasper Collins
Sante Anne
Santa Anna
Trickham
Colentin County
W. D. Watson
Mgr. Watson
Chicago
United States
America
Denver
van Horn
Messrs. Rogers
Barnes and Mullins
Glynn
WERANCE CELEBRATION HONORS NEAL DOW IN FICKING MANNERS
Neal Dow celebrated for eight decades of temperance work. Clergy and pastors laud his anti liquor crusade, noting Dow bore a nation saving battle against drinking habits and the Prohibitory Law rooted in his efforts. Other items report Sutherland sentenced in Queens, a Palethorpe mill fire, a drowning near IND, a 121 year old Philadelphia woman, and revival meetings in San Francisco with Rev. C H Yatman.
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Dow
Maing
B. H. Wells
England
St. Peter's
Bud
Lord Nelson
Dr. Wells
Neal Dow
Senate Tariff Changes Add Protection For Sugar Color Test
Democratic senators finish work on the tariff bill adding sugar color test protection, proposing an eight tenth of a cent per pound increase and seeking to clarify abrogation of reciprocity treaties. They consider striking out Hawaiian treaty provisions to avoid tariff debate complications while preserving key duties on lead ore whisky coal and iron ore and restoring some items to the free list.
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Wasminatox
Senate Committee On Finance
Appropriations expected to top prior congress totals
Washington report notes current session will exceed last session by several million in total appropriations. Eight major bills reported, three passed, with $304,041,759 in those bills. Senate adds may push the final total near $70,000,000. Details on agricultural, Indian, legislative, navy, and river and harbor bills pending.
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Washington
Congress
Sayers
House
Senate
Hansa
Homes in the Balance Hearings on Oklahoma Entry Case
An Interior Department hearing will review Thomas Burch versus Antoni Cuba over Cuba’s April 25 1889 homestead entry near what is now Oklahoma City. The case, tied to a larger opening act, involves alleged pre noon entry and perjury convictions affecting testimony, with most disputes to hinge on this hearing’s testimony.
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Interior Department
Wasuixatoy
Goonvrieti
Oklahoma
Thomas Burch
Antoni Cuba
Oklahoma City
Burch
Cuba
Pothers and Dads Stage Marquis of Queensberry Wager
Not Queensberry Rules. In Wisconsin near Cataract two young men planned a fight under Marquis of Queensberry rules. Fathers joined, drew rawhide whips, and used them on the boys for a single round. Spectators called it a circus as both youths confessed they would not fight again.
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Black River
Wis
Cataract
Marquis of Queensberry
Habeas corpus granted in Floyd brothers case in Minnesota
Chief Justice Gilfillan grants four habeas corpus writs for Floyd brothers jailed after looting of the Bank of Minneapolis. The writs returnable April 4 as legal debate centers on sentencing after court adjournment. Meanwhile the prisoners remain in county jail.
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Supreme Court
Misyuvcarouis
Tice Gilfillan
Floyd Brothers
Bank of
Minneapolis
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