Flood Situation Improves in Mississippi Delta
Flood water recedes slightly above Greenville as crevasses drain main channel. Helena remains at risk while the Yazoo Mississippi line endures, with dozens of towns submerged and rail tracks flooded. Relief efforts resume direct traffic to Nashville and a St Francis River relief boat is sent. The Upper Yazed Levee District reports cautious optimism as the outlook grows more hopeful.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi Delta
Greenville
Arkansas and
Mississippi
Helena
Low Countries
Ark
St. Francis
Arkansas
Westover
Delta
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley Road
Louisville
T. G. Dabney
Yazed Levee
Coahoma County
Lombard
Stovall
Levee Threat Diminishes as Greenville Reports Falling Waters
Greenville Mississippi reports the danger to the front levee is past as the river falls three feet and local lines are abandoned. trains halted since last night with one furthest line at Wilstkins submerged and communications limited. Levee Board disbanded and workers sent home while Deerfield crevasse on Lake Lee remains the only trouble.
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Greenville
Miss
Wilstkins
Leland
Western Union
Grayhound
Levee Board
Deerfield Place
Lake Lee
Mr. Sommerville
Greenville Flood Levee Success Leads to City Protections
After a strenuous campaign Greenville’s levee system withstood four crevasses in older dikes while new levees remained intact due to wider bases and scientific construction. The Levee Board spent about $120000, used 600000 sacks of material, 1000000 feet of lumber, and employed 10000 men. The city council acts to extend levees to block floodwater from downtown by connecting with Rattlesnake Bayou.
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Neer
Greenville
Ten Feet Deep Snow Swamps Wyoming Towns
A severe twenty year storm grips Laramie and surrounding areas from Medicine Bow to Pine Bluffs, burying homes under drifts up to ten feet. Rail service on the Union Pacific is halted for two days as snow plows combat twenty foot drifts. Cattle and sheep losses run into thousands while hunting parties face risky conditions.
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Laramie
Wyo
Medicine Bow
Pine Bluffs
Sherman Hill
Union Pacific
Culross
Blizzard stops Nebraska trains halt traffic across three railroads
Severe winter storm blankets Western Nebraska and adjacent regions for 35 hours. Burlington, Union Pacific, and Rock Island trains are paralyzed with only Omaha to Sidney service moving. Overland limited stranded at Hillsdale Wyoming. fast mail stuck near Sidney. Officials order passenger comfort and full expenditure to aid travelers.
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Neb
Nebraska
Burlington
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Ijrres
Canada
Wyoming
Kansas
Sidney
Overland Limited
Hillsdale
Wyo
Cheyenne
Mississippi Passes Danger Line Near St Paul
Mississippi has topped fourteen feet and keeps rising slowly. West Side residents east of State street move to higher ground as water floods homes. Patrick McDonough at 330 Fenton Street is surrounded. his family of five includes two ill, aided by neighbor William Bell who reached land by boat to seek mayoral help.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Mississippi
State Street
Patrick McDonough
Fenton Street
Ill. McDonough
Illiam Bell
Mississippi Rising Rapidly at St Louis and Nearby
Special river bulletin from Weather Bureau officials reports St Louis area rivers rising rapidly due to heavy rain with expected 26 feet at St Louis in two days and steady rises northward. Notices warn south of Keokuk. Cairo shows 50 6 feet with water stand and embankment washings. Memphis notes crevasses and levee strain. Helena and Vicksburg report rising water and crevasses. New Orleans levees face strain at Bayou La Fourche. Ohio River falls while rainfall averages across basins are listed. Willis L Moore signs the bulletin.
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Gunnison
Rosedale
Terrene
Phalia
Riverton
Dahomey
Storm
Benoit
Beulah
Wayside
Longwood
Refuge
Swiftwater
Deeson
Australia
Greenville
White River
St. Srancis
Iphis
Crawley
Memphis
Office
the Weather Bureau
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Shreveport
Washington
Moore
The
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St. Louis
Keokuk
Ill
Tenn
Mississippi
Washington County
Bolivar
Sunny Wild Plantation
Estover
Laconia Circle
Helena
Ark
Westover
Miss
Yazoo
New Orleans
Bayou la Fourche
la Fourche Lev
Lockport
Ohio River
Lower Nest
Lower
Ohio
Cumberland Andennessee
Missouri
Arkansas
Willis L. Moore
Destructive Hailstorm Hits Mt Vernon Community
Mt Vernon Missouri reports a severe hailstorm injuring every house in the area. Hailstones of ten to twelve ounces damaged shingle roofs and even iron roofs on mills and churches suffered losses. The storm’s force left no structure untouched in the vicinity.
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MT. Vernon
In For A Siege Vote Shows No Change
Friction among Democratic leaders and pressure from Blackburn allies mark the Kentucky Senate race. The fight remains tangled with potential withdrawals and a looming special election in Salyer’s district. Hunter leads, while rumors of caucus moves and candidate shuffles continue.
Babe Dies In Mother's Arms From House Fire
Special Dispatch reports from Van Wert Ohio that the home of Jefferson Bell in Harrison Township was destroyed by fire. Mrs Bell carried out their ten weeks old baby and held it in her arms. the infant died, likely from smoke in the blaze. Loss valued at 1400 dollars.
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Commercial Ribune
van Wert
Jefferson Bell
Harrison I
Mollie Moran Arrested in Baltimore Connection
Mollie Moran, identified by Pittsburg Detective Kelley, was arrested for pocket picking in Baltimore and is among the world’s most notorious women crooks. Once leader of Pittsburg’s “dirty dozen” gang, she aided its breakup under Police Superintendent McAleese. her mother lives in Millvale. Mollie, 30, remains much wanted in Pittsburg.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Mollie Moran
Baltimore
Kelley
Dirty Dozen
McAleese
Moran
Millvale
Mollie
Mail Carrier Palmer Dies In Wagon Accident
Distressing accident near Rome and Wallesley today fatally injures John Palmer the United States mail carrier. His team ran away upsetting the vehicle over a precipice. Mrs. Frank McCall injured with three broken ribs an arm fracture and internal injuries.
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Commercial Tribune
Buena Vista
John Palmer
United States
Rome
Wallesley
Palmer
Frank McCall
Henry McCall
Greenfield Woman Dies After Viewing Friend
Mrs Isaac Johnson aged about 56 living five miles from Greenfield came to view her dead friend Mrs Kilgour yesterday afternoon. Within half an hour she collapsed and died from heart disease.
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Commercial Tribune
Greenfield
Isaac Johnson
Kilgour
Raiders May Use Dynamite At Tollgate Raid
A mob raided the Buckeye tollgate near Lancaster Kentucky tearing down the gate before the crippled keeper a one legged man who was told to vacate his house within days or be dynamited. Cincinnati detectives are reported to be in town chasing a $6000 reward for gate destruction making the eleventh raid in two weeks.
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Commercial Tribune
Lancaster
Buckeye
Here
Austrian Count in Michigan City Prison Seeks Release
Franklin Vonberg an Austrian Count and son of Vienna nobility is an inmate of Michigan City Prison in LaPorte Indiana. He plans to appeal to the Austrian Government hoping for his release after being arrested in Indianapolis for allegedly obtaining goods under false pretenses. He left the Austrian Army with military leave to come to America ostensibly to marry an American girl.
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Commercial Tribune
Laporte
Ind
Franklin Vonberg
Vienna
Michigan City
Vonberg
Indianapolis
America
Ward en Hert Chosen First Indeterminate Indiana Reformatory
Jefferson Ind April 1 The Board of Managers re elected Warden A T Hert as General Superintendent Deputy Albert T Garvin remains Assistant Superintendent Warden B W McClaughey of Joliet Prison visits Hert Board plans to remove 317 convicts to the Northern Prison Walter Merritt of Bloomington arrives for an indeterminate sentence of one to three years under the new law linking conduct to sentence length
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Commercial Tribune
Jefferson
Ind
Indiana Reformatory
A. T. Hert
Albert T. Garvin
B. W. McClaughey
Joliet
Ill
Reformatory
Hert
Board of Managers
Deaths exaggerated in Chandler cyclone toll
Early reports overstated fatalities from the Chandler cyclone with 14 known dead and about 200 injured. The Chandler Relief Committee issued corrected figures listing the deceased and recounting rescues, shelter efforts, and a massive homeless population needing aid.
Death by own action on train shrouds Denver woman
Miss Lottie Merrill of Denver died by morphine poisoning on a Burlington Flyer en route to Lincoln to marry her lover. The couple reportedly planned marriage, not elopement, but mystery surrounds her death as the lover expresses grief and offers little explanation.
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Hastings
Neb
Burlington Flyer
Lottie Merrill
Denver
Lincoln
George Morris In Jail On Larceny Charge
Oakland April 1 George Morris former assistant librarian of the United States Congress confined in the County Jail under the alias Ige Morgan. He is believed to have stolen a directory from a saloon in Washington and is serving a term for larceny.
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Oakland
Cal
Ige Morgan
George Morris
United States Congress
Washington
Morris
Pearl Wells Loses Hair In Strange Early Morning Theft
LIMA April Pearl Wells a young woman living on North Tanner street woke to find her long auburn hair missing from her bed while nothing else in the house appeared disturbed. Her parents reside with her and police were notified.
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Commercial Tribune
Lima
Pearl Wells
North Tanner Street
Lake Erie Iron Works Closes After Boys Strike
Cleveland April 1 The Lake Erie Iron Works shut down today due to a boys strike. Five hundred men are left unemployed.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Huntington Receiver Removal Request Sparks Anxious Hearing
In Huntington vs Laidley in U S Court Judge Goff overruled a motion to strike pleadings. Defense lawyer Vinson moved to remove Collis P Huntington as receiver over 240 acres of Pennsylvania land and set June 24 for argument. Evarts' son appeared for Huntington and impressed the court.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
Huntington Vs. Laidley
United States
Goff
J. P. Vinson
Philadelphia
Collis P. Huntington
Pennsylvania
Wm. M. Evarts
Huntington
Chair Ready for Haas First Ohio Electrocution
In Columbus on April 1 the state prepares for its first electrocution. Electrician Green reports the apparatus testing complete and a daily lamp circuit test to follow. The oak chair, final piece of the setup, is offered to visitors who generally decline.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio
Electrician-Green
Haasy
Three Murders Hinted in West Virginia Case Files
Charleston W Va April 1 Detectives believe Slaughter’s body may lie in the old mine and plans to clear debris at the mine mouth for a possible river burial. Wiley Lewis claims he drove the buggy when Dr Davis was shot years ago by Bue Clendennin now serving life. many doubt his testimony. There are hints of Lewis and Slaughter’s admissions in earlier confessions and suspicions of others tied to Dr A B Aultz’s death and the Saloon Keeper Thomas case with $200 missing. Authorities expect more confessions from jail inmates in Fayetteville and Montgomery that could illuminate disappearances and murders.
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Guthrie
Okla
Chandler
Chandler Relief Committee
John Dawson
Edgard S. Demoss
James Woodward
D. C. Johnson
Philip Johnson
Tom Smith
Dr. Lee
Emma Rettenstein
Emma Dressinger
D. EB. Johnson
John C. Kyle
Edgar Demoss
Wallace
Dawson
Alma
Neb
Demoss
Commercial Tribune
Charleston
W. Va
Slaughter
Wiley Lewis
Dr. Davis
Bue Clendennin
Lewis
Davis
Clendennin
A. B. Aultz
Morris Creek
Montgomery
Fayette County
Fayetteville
Thomas
Health Resort Burns at Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania
A fire in Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania nearly destroyed the health resort area. About ten thirty in the morning a blaze in Mrs Wellmans notions shop on Main street spread quickly due to no local fire department. Thirty business houses and a dozen residences burned with one life lost and property damage around 200000. Charles Hayes a merchant died after entering his burning store.
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Ambridge Springs
De'mead II
Cambridge Springs
Wellman
Main Street
Corry
Union City
Charles Hayes
Diaz Opens Congress Reviews Foreign Relations
Mexico City April 1 President Diaz opened Congress with a review of foreign relations stating no friction with any nation. He notes a one year extension for the international water boundary commission agreed in Washington to address changes in the Rio Grande bed and boundary area. The commission also reports on the El Paso dam plan and a treaty talks at Washington. Mexico and the United States will arbitrate Oberland er and Messinger claims via the Argentine minister in Madrid.
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Mexico City
Diaz
United States
International Water Boundary Commission
Washington
Rio Grande River
el Paso
Madrid
Mexico
Charles Oberlander
Barbara M. Messinger
Lower
California
Elopement for Kenton Bank President's Daughter in Columbus
Miss Imogen Reed Lettson daughter of Asher Lettson president of Kenton National Bank and W L Backenstee of Columbus eloped to the Chittenden and were married after officials were notified. Both adults. a preacher was summoned for the ceremony.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Imogen Reed Lettson
Kenton
Asher Lettson
Kenton National Bank
W. L. Backenstee
Chittenden
Hypnotist Buries Man Alive in Ohio Park Grave
In Chillicothe Ohio on April 1 hypnotist Sylvania A Lee hypnotized Douglas M Reese and placed him in a coffin to be buried alive in the City Park. Reese was hauled to the grave in a hearse and will remain underground until Friday night.
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Commercial Tribune
Chillicothe
Sylvania A. Lee
Douglas M. Reese
Reese
Prisoner Butler to be taken to Australia aboard Mariposa
A first class stateroom on the steamer Mariposa has been turned into a prison cell. Murderer Butler will be taken to the scene of his crime in Australia. The ship will leave tomorrow.
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San Francisco
Butler
Australia
Plump Salary Seen for Patent Commissioner Post
Criticism arises over a $5 000 yearly salary for the appointment of the new Commissioner of Patents. The debate centers on whether this pay level matches the duties and responsibilities of the office.
Postmaster Removal Highlights Washington Dispatch
Miss McMichael of Jackson Georgia is removed as postmaster with W E Harp named to replace. The article notes a broad wave of office seekers in Congress and details Butterworth’s nomination as Commissioner of Patents, plus background on his life and career.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Congress
New York State
Ohio
Ben Butterworth
Butterworth
Teller
General Gi mez's Letters Are Asked for By Mr Morgan
Washington April 1 The Cuban question rose in the Senate with four Cuban resolutions in quick order. The last and important one was from Senator Morgan of Alabama seeking letters that acknowledge a staff of war exists in Cuba.
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Mr. Morgan
Washington
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Morgan
Alabama
Cuba
Steel for the Orient Carnegie Secures Tokyo Building Contract
Carnegie Steel Company nets the contract for a four story steel fireproof building in Tokio. Architect Tamasaki Zokokawa prepared the plans for Matsui & Co. The 150 by 285 foot structure will use 1.5 tons of steel, with first shipment from New York on September 1 and completion two months after.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
Orient
Tamasaki Zokokawa
Matsui & Co
Tokio
Japan
New York
Requisition for Riggs to Face Mason County Grand Jury
Amos Riggs, confessed murderer of W. B. Boyd and son in Kentucky, will be indicted by the Mason County Grand Jury when it meets next June. W. L. Dawson of Maysville brought requisition papers to Batavia. Riggs will be represented by Judge Phister and E Q Crane. no defense agreement to try in Ohio.
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Mason County
Commercial Tribune
Batavia
Wm. B. Dawson
Maysville
Amos Riggs
W. B. Boyd and Son
Mt. Gilead
Ohio
Riggs
Phister
E. Q. Crane
Cleveland in New Orleans fishing with Benedict party
Ex-President Grover Cleveland and E. C. Benedict arrived in New Orleans with Mr. Thompson and planned a Florida fishing trip aboard Benedict's yacht after a quiet day in the city.
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Commercial Tribune
New Orleans
Grover Cleveland
E. C. Benedict
New York
Thompson
Cleveland
Florida
Benedict
Bad Whisky Bad Coin Gang Forges Counterfeit Quarters in WV Cave
In Bellaire Ohio on April 1 prisoner Mason, tied to counterfeiting, confessed and implicated others. Hunters found two natural caves on Pipe Stem Creek West Virginia leading to a third room used as a workshop with a 30 gallon per day distillery and tools for minting quarters and dollars. Government officers seized the outfit. Bertarin brothers led the gang and fled. orders issued to capture them dead or alive. The gang faces multiple murder charges.
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Commercial Tribune
Bellaire
Mason
Pipe Stem Creek
West Virginia
Bertarin Brothers
General Rivera Defeated in Surprise Cuban Ambush
The report from Key West claims General Rivera was ambushed by 4 000 troops under General Velasque while crossing the trocha with 102 men. Rivera reportedly faces court martial and execution at sunrise. Weyler orders no capture of correspondents, only death.
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Commercial Tribune
Key West
Fla
Olivette
Russ Rivera
Rivera
Cros the Trocha
Velasque
Guano
Pinar del Rio
Duchose
Queen Regent Pleased Over Capture and Operations
Havana reports the Queen Regent cabled congratulations to Captain General Weyler on the capture of General Russ Rivera and on the latest success against insurgents.
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Havana
Weyler
Russ Rivera
Beardslee Orders Philadelphia to Honolulu Amid Japanese Tension
Rear Admiral Beardslee was ordered to move the flagship Philadelphia to Honolulu. Cipher dispatches followed amid on board excitement. Reports say Japanese authorities fear illegal landing of Japanese immigrants as Hawaii asserts control.
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Beardslee
Honolula
San Diego
Cal
Washington
Honolulu
Death of Rear Admiral John H. Russell Retired Navy Leader
Rear Admiral John H. Russell retired died at his Washington residence after a month long illness. Born in Frederick Maryland in 1827 he entered the navy at age 14 and served in the Mexican War gaining distinction in the opening of Chinese ports. He delivered dispatches to Chinese officials with English envoys and others were admitted to audience.
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John H. Russell
Frederick
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Oglethorpe Kills Farmhand Then Dies by Suicide
In Hyden Kentucky on Tuesday farmer Tom Oglethorpe shot and killed Henry Schneider a farmhand after a dispute with his wife over Schneider. Oglethorpe then killed himself. The incident occurred April 1 and authorities are investigating.
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Hyden
Tom Oglethorpe
Henry Schneider
Schneider
Times Dispatch Reports War Blockade Moves In Greece
The Times Vienna correspondent says a council of Admirals debated blockading the Gulf of Athens and which ports to target. King George reportedly told powers that war would follow a broader blockade, while negotiations and intervention limits stir debate among European statesmen. A Larissa dispatch notes Prince Constantine forming two army divisions and requisitioning all available horses and mules as mobilization proceeds.
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Powers Can Only Blockade Piraeus at Present
Semi official notice says foreign fleet admirals in Cretan waters urge governments to send fifty cavalrymen and a battery of artillery each for Crete. To extend the blockade more ships are needed. Piraeus will be blockaded first with further measures depending on Greece's course.
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Cretan
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Athens
Negotiations Opened to Withdraw Troops from Crete
London April 1 Westminster Gazette cites a Constantinople dispatch stating that ambassadors of the powers have begun confidential talks with the Turkish Government to secure a definite withdrawal of troops from Crete under government instruction.
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Westminster Gazette
Constantinople
Crete
Greece proposes to buy Crete from Turkey
Berlin April 1 dispatch reports Greece has submitted to the Turkish government a proposal to purchase the island of Crete. The Porte refuses separate negotiations and says Turkey remains aligned with the European concert.
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Frankfort Zeitung
Constantinople
Greece
Crete
Turkey
Brown on trial for subornation of perjury in Indiana
Wm H Brown a Huntington County farmer stands trial on subornation of perjury charges. John W Smith, serving a three year term, was brought from prison to testify and claimed Brown offered him twenty dollars a month to refuse to testify.
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Commercial Tribune
Ft.wayne
Ind
Wm. H. Brown
Huntington County
John W. Smith
Smith
Brown
Local Ky Couple Weds Near Leslie County Line
Special Dispatch reports Emiline Jewell aged 65 and Abel Lewis aged 17 married near Catshin Creek on the Leslie County line. Jewell, said to be mother of thirty one, marks her fifth marriage.
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Hindman
Catshin Creek
Leslie County
Emiline Jewell
Abel Lewis
Corpse Found in Burned Asylum Debris
In Youngstown Ohio on April 1 the body of William Hartzell an insane inmate was found while debris was cleared from the county infirmary buildings burned earlier. Hartzell had escaped during the fire.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstown, CO
William Hartzell
Hartzell
Cudahy to Fight Standard Oil Merger Moves Reported
In Toledo on April 1 oil men say negotiations near completion to amalgamate Manhattan Oil Company with Cudahy's to contest Standard Oil. Manhattan plans to locate a new facility as part of the merger effort.
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Standard Oil
Commercial Tribune
TOLEDO, _C
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Standard
Manhattan
Journal and Advertiser Unite in New Consolidated Paper
New York Journal and the New York Advertiser have merged into the New York Journal and Advertiser. They abandon United Press and will join the Naendlarea Presa as the combined newspaper moves forward.
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