Disaster at Apia wrecks American warships and crews
A Pacific hurricane at Apia destroyed three American vessels, the Trenton Vandalia and Nipsic, with heavy loss of life among officers and crew. Reports confirm all stores saved and crews ashore or aboard as allies scramble to plan repatriation and replacements.
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Trenton
Vandalia
Auckland
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Aris
Liew
Sutton
John Roche
Henry Baker
Warren Brisbane
William Brown
M. Cawden
Michael Craigin
Benjamin F. Davis
Thomas Kelly
N. Kinsella
C. P. Kratzer
Frank Lessman
Gvorge Merrage
Aylmer Montgomery
Thomas Riley
H. P. Stalman
C. E.G. Stanford
John Sims
G. H. Wells
John Milford
Henry Wixted
Ab Kow An Peek
Renan
Techor
Nipsic
George W. Callan
John Gill
Joshua Heap
Thomas Johnson
David Kelleher
Henry Pontsell
William Watson
Adler
Eber
Olga
Giermini
Ounce
Auckhind
Wilson
Tracy
Kimberly
Auck
Monongahela
Apia
Navy Department
Navy
Walker Blaine
Apriw
Selfridge
Apa Waki
Upola
Ike
Pacific Island
Habor
Public Debt Reduction Noted in March and Fiscal Nine Months
Public debt declined by 18 005 655 in March and 59 900 904 for the first nine months of the current fiscal year. Total debt net of treasury cash stood at 1 1106 683 662. The treasury surplus was 54 006 306 with 48 096 158 month ago. The gold fund rose by about 1 500 000 during the month to its current level.
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Senate Rejects Murat Talstead as Minister to Germany
April 1 report states Murat Talstead’s nomination as minister to Germany was rejected by the Senate by a 2 to 1 vote. The vote tally lists Blackburn and Call in support, with Quay opposed. Cullomi absent paired. The Senate confirmed other ministerial appointments to England Russia Chili and Mexico along with various postmaster and territorial posts.
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Senate
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Quay
Plinsh
Ingalls and Teller
Cullomi
Robert T. Lincoln
Hei
England
Allen Thorndike Rive
Russia
Fatrick Ean
Chili
Thomas Ryan
Mexico
War Secretary Proctor Faceoff Overshadows Army Tactics Board
News from Washington reports a quarrel between Maj. Gen. Schofield and Secretary of War Proctor over control of army affairs and the board of revision of army tactics. Proctor backs Adjutant General Drum in moving the tactics board to Fort Leavenworth, while Schofield favored West Point. Also included are local notices about eviction and threats against a Black candidate in Ohio.
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Schofield
Army
Proctor
War Department
Board of Revision of Army Tactics
Fort Wadsworth
New York
David's Island
Gen. Schofield
West Point
Adje
Fort Leavenworth
Drum
Tdincel
White Cap trials at Leavenworth verdict of acquittal
Lovatsville April The White Cap trials at Leavenworth Indiana have been decided in favor of the defendants the jury bringing in a verdict of acquittal after being out but a few minutes. There were ten on trial No tangible evidence was produced against them.
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Chesapeake Bay
London Johnson
Johnson
Morgan
Hungerford
Mich
Edward Stuart
Charlie
Christ. Cannon
Ohio County
Avondale
Ala
Curdsville
Wyck Whiteclub
Henry Bell
Bell
G. H. Brackmian
Runvevert
W. Va
Annie Hauger
Potomac
Petersburg
West Virginia
James Calhoun
Dayton
Tenn
John Harris
Uniontown
Plummerville
Ark
James Smith
Pinkerton
Daniel Anderson
Margaret Kinlein
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wilkesbarre
Wilkesharre
Jared
John Heneran
Stary Yunehig
Mary
Heneran
Howell
Stephen Vanehig
News in a Nutshell adds scattered world and local finds
A patchwork summary notes naturalized status for Patrick Egan in Lincoln Nebraska, a March public debt drop, and a Denver First National Park robbery. It covers political debates, crimes and casualties across multiple states, plus foreign notes on explorers, storms, and a Cambridge Oxford boat race.
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Lincoln
Neb
National Park
Denver
Arizona
White
Senate
Wismann
Hamburg
Zanzibar
Baltic
Buckingham Palace
Oberschlesin
Berlin
Freeman's Journal
Chili
England
Ireland
Charles H. BK. Patey
Oxford
Cambridge
Henry George
Summer Smith
Gladstone
M. P
London
Francis Joseph
London Telegraph
Count Herbert
Germany
Henry M. Stanley
Edinburgh
Queen Victoria
William
Samoa
Prairie fires devastate towns and leave hundreds homeless
A harsh prairie blaze swept through Mount Pleasant and nearby areas causing widespread destruction. Fires destroyed stores, rail depots, and homes, with extensive damage reported and about 100 families left destitute. Rescue crews aided by volunteers faced strong winds as property, farms, and elevators burned. In Ripid City and Volin, fires damaged residences with injuries reported and ongoing danger from flames. Damaging snowfall later arrived to aid seeding efforts.
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Son
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Dak
Mount Pleasant
Chicago
Mef Waukes
St. Paul
de KE. Bailey
Etoise Madison
Anda Hitel
Aston
Bailey
Madison
Colored Man Murdered in Louisville After Night Out
In Louisville Kentucky on Sunday night Harry Allison a Black man, was shot and killed after leaving a saloon with a crowd of young men. Police have not identified the shooter and the motive remains unclear.
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Harry Allison
Snowstorm Hits New York and Nearby Lakes
Eight inches of snow fell Sunday around New York Burk Mountain Lake and surrounding areas with ongoing heavy storm conditions. Strong winds hampered travel and lake ice remains unstable into this week.
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Burk Mountain Lake
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Wool and grain markets and prices from Cincinnati and beyond
Market notes from Cincinnati and other centers show varied prices for wool, wheat, and corn. Wool receipts total 3,135 bales domestic and 6,215 bales foreign with mixed quality grades and regional demand. Grain futures list No 1 state red wheat at 101, No 2 mixed corn at 25, and white oats at 28 to 40 per 100 pounds with May deliveries.
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