Severe cyclone devastates four states leaving 10 dead in Alabama
A massive Saturday cyclone near Edwardsville struck cautious towns across Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee. Ten Coffee family members died including Lewis Coffee tax assessor and his wife while numerous others were injured and many homes destroyed. The monster funnel walked 12 miles uprooting houses and dumping corpses and debris as witnesses described a bouncing cloud that lifted and crashed structures. Additional devastation hit Heflin Madison county and nearby areas with several farms wrecked and about 50 buildings destroyed. In Mississippi near Iuka a tornado damaged buildings and injured two while other reports across the region mounted as trains carried word of injured residents seeking doctors.
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Birmingham
Edwardsville
Lewis Coffee
Cleburne County
Bessie Coffee
Coffee
Rannells
Myrline Stansell
J. H. Cason
Tom Rannells
Wood Stansell
Andrew Stiepan
Mary Stiepan
Lizzie Runnells
J. E. Cason
Georgia Stansell
Gainesville
Stansell
Tosh Stansell
Coleman Stansell
Irion City
Louis Coffee
J. W. Wilder
Ben Stansell
Heflin
Madison County
Hazle Green
Tennessee
Pleyna
Ala
Steele
Bismarck
Fearful Arkansas and Georgia storm reports toll
A devastating Arkansas cyclone near Pine Bluff killed a child and wrecked homes on the Waller plantation injuring Lee Lemmons slightly. A stable was blown apart with a horse safe inside. At Walnut Lake three died and a canal gin and fences were destroyed. In Burke county Georgia a Waynesboro cyclone killed four and damaged multiple homes early Sunday.
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Wall Wilke
Lee Lemmons
Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas
Waller Plantation
Walnut Lake
Iron Mountain
J. M. Parker
Fish Place
Atlanta
Waynesboro
Burke County
Patrick Walsh Dies in Augusta Ex Senator and Mayor
Augusta Georgia March 20 ex Senator and mayor Patrick Walsh died at his home after three months of nervous prostration. He was a longtime Augusta editor and leader in Georgia politics and southern development. His funeral to be held at St Patrick's Cathedral with Bishop Becker attending from Savannah.
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Hot Springs
Ark
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John
Goslee
Hinkle
Young John
Timely revival and grim murder discovery reported
In a city a farmer named John Forepaugh recovered from a fatal signs after an apparent grave moment. He had been declared dead from la grippe and lay in a coffin until a 36 hour trance revived him. Separate report from Tyler Texas notes a farmer Bill Owens finding a murdered infant nearby, with the head crushed and the body mutilated as officers investigate.
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Forepaugh
Tyler
Tex
Bill Owens
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