Flood threat intensifies as levees face strain along Mississippi
Memphis dispatch reports rising St Francis Basin waters endangering Helena Arkansas and Rosedale Mississippi with five to ten feet inundation and crevasses feared near Austin and Perthshire. Railroads rush sand into Helena as relief efforts mobilize and Cairo and Memphis brace for higher flood stages.
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Memphis
Tenn
Austin
Miss
Perthshire
St. Francis Basin
Helena
Arkansas
Sans Souci
New Orleans
St. Francis
Tunica
Coahoma
Ark
Missouri Pacific
Cotton Belt
Illinois Central
Cotton Belt Railways
Rosedale
Cairo
Mississippi
Cumberland
Tennessee
Relief Committee
St. Clair's Landing
Mound City
Town on an Island: Dry Land Keeps Greenville Safe
Greenville Mississippi remains practically islanded as floods threaten the city. Crevasses above and below push water toward streets while residents fortify a protection levee. By morning the embankmentす strengthened to cover over half the town and convict labor continues to raise and reinforce it.
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Greenville
Miss
Rivers flood lowlands across four states
Heavy rains in the past two days swell streams feeding the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers in Iowa Illinois Missouri and Kansas. Torrents pour into rivers flooding adjacent lowlands with substantial damage but reportedly no casualties. Weather Observer Frankenfield warned residents on this side of the river and in East
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ST. Louis
Mississippi
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Kansas
Frankenfield
Flood Warnings Issued for Missouri and Illinois Towns
Authorities issued flood warnings for St. Louis area and nearby towns including Clarksville Canton La Grange Louisiana Mo Quincy Alton Grafton Illinois. The danger line is expected to be reached within the next forty eight hours.
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St. Louis
Clarksville
Canton
la Grange
Louisiana
Quincy
Alton
Grafton
Ill
Merchants Along the St. Louis Levee Transferring Goods
Floods threaten St Louis and East St Louis as the Mississippi rises past forecast levels. Merchants on the levee transfer goods to safety while wharfboats crowd the riverfront and cellars flood. In Aberdeen South Dakota rain sustains the flood, halting trains for a week.
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St. Louis Levee
ST. Louis
Weather Bureau
Frankenfield
Main Street
East St. Louis
Aberdeen
St Louis Railroads Aid Southern Flood Sufferers
Nearly $12,000 has been raised in St Louis to aid flood sufferers in the South. The Terminal Railway Association comprising all railroads entering St Louis offered free transport of supplies.
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ST. Louis
South
Terminal Railway Association
Three Women in Jail in WV Murder Case Motive Jealousy
Detectives arrest Mrs. Anna Light, Mrs. Melissa Nunley, and Virgie Nunley in the December 12 shooting death of 17 year old Mrs. Myrta Eggleston on Baker's Fork near Charleston. A gun lay beside the victim as investigators link jealousy to the crime.
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Commercial Tribune
Charleston
W. Va
Anna Light
Melissa Nunley
Virgie Nunley
Myrta Eggleston
Baker’s Fork
Eggleston
Butler Wants to Die in Australian Murder Case
In San Francisco on April 2, Frank Butler, the alleged Australian murderer, attempted suicide while guarded. A minor knife wound near the temple was inflicted, drawing attention after a peculiar noise from his arm. He survived and is set to sail for Australia at noon today.
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San Francisco
Frank Butler
Butler
Australia
Steamer Griggs Sinks After Hitting Sunken Log
The Griggs of the Independent Line struck a sunken log twelve miles below Ft. Gaines in the Chattahoochee River and sank instantly. A large passenger list went down. two deck passengers drowned. Chief engineer E. L. Waterbury was last seen waist-deep in water and is presumed lost. Most passengers were saved by the Queen City of the Central Line. some swam to shore.
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Commercial Tribune
Chattahoochee River Junction
Fla
Griggs
Independent
Ft. Gaines
Chattahoochee River
E. L. Waterbury
Star Queen City
Central Line
Court tests Indiana quart shop law under Nicholson act
In LaPorte Indiana April 2 the quart shop ban under the Nicholson act will be reviewed in the Elkhart Circuit Court with an appeal to the Supreme Court. The Saloon Keepers League of Indiana is challenging the law's constitutionality.
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Commercial Tribune
Laporte
Ind
Elkort Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Saloon Keepers’ League of Indiana
Will P. Stuart Wins Intercollege Oratorical Contest
Will P. Stuart of Chilesburg Kentucky representing Georgetown College won the tenth annual intercollege oratorical contest in Lexington Kentucky. Other contestants were J N Elliott of Mayfield Kentucky University B J Curry of Harrodsburg Center College Robert G Gordon of Louisville Central University and John T Haley of Lexington State College.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Intercollege
Will P. Stuart
Chilesburg
Georgetown College
J. N. Elliott
Mayfield
Kentucky University
B. J. Curry
Harrodsburg
Center College
Robert G. Gordon
Louisville
Central University
John T. Haley
Lexington State College
Durham Returns Fatigued After Prize Fight Loss
Batavia Ohio April 2 Clarence Durham the young man who left home after Corbett failed to win in his prize fight today returned exhausted and penniless He was put to work on his father's farm.
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Commercial Tribune
Batavia
Clarence Durham
Corbett
Army to promote generals after Ruger retirements
Secretary of war announces ruger to retire at age 60 and be replaced by promotions for Major General Thomas H Ruger of the department of the east New York. Major Presley Merritt and Brigadier General John R. will receive promotions.
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Washington
Alger
Thomas H. Ruger
Department of the
New York
Presley Merritt
John R.e
Reign of Terror as Kentucky Tollgate Raiders Threaten Mills
Tollgate raiders in Mercer County threaten to blow up flour mills unless prices are cut to two dollars per hundred. A Salt River miller faced threats of dynamite if he fails. Stop tobacco planting orders spread in Anderson County warning wealthy growers. Tollgates to rise, gatekeepers shot, appeals for arrests fail amid $6,000 rewards.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Tollgate
Mercer County
Cornishville
Salt River
Anderson County
Bolton Turnpike
Suit Against Carnegie Over Harvey Process Patent
The Harvey Steel Company of Newark, New Jersey, sues Carnegie Steel in U S Circuit Court alleging infringement of the Harvey process for hardening steel used in armor plate at Carnegie's Homestead plant. An injunction and accounting for gains are sought.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
United States
Harvey Steel Company
Newark
N. J
Carnegie Company
Harvey
Homestead
Mayor Todd to marry St. Louis heiress in spring
Louisville mayor George D. Todd announced engagement to Miss Helen Durkee of St. Louis. Durkee, a social figure from a prominent family, is said to be worth over 500000 dollars. Todd, 40, is a bachelor, and the marriage is planned for late April.
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Louisville
George D. Todd
Helen Durkee
St. Louis
Lord Sholto Douglass Welcomes Heir in Vancouver
In Vancouver the son of Lord Sholto Douglass was born to Lord and Lady Sholto Douglass. The Marquis of Queensberry’s Western grandson is now the heir. Mrs Mooney, Loretta Addis’s former mother in law, received telegrams from the father confirming the birth.
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San Francisco
Marquis of Queensberry
Sholto
Sholto Douglass
Vancouver
Rev. Alexander Proudfit Dies in Springfield
The Rev. Alexander Proudfit D D pastor of the First Presbyterian Church Springfield Illinois died tonight from heart trouble after a brief illness. He served as a chaplain in the hospital service during the Civil War and earlier led the Second Presbyterian Church in Baltimore Maryland. He is survived by a wife and three children.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Alexander Proudfit
D.D
First Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Love and death by own action in West Virginia
Miss Osa Robinson aged 20 of Standing Stone Wirt County committed death by her own action taking strychnine while family dined yesterday. She was engaged to Philip McCauley of Elizabeth but parental opposition to the match is thought to have caused the act.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
Osa Robinson
Standing Stone
Wirt County
Philip McCauley
Elizabeth
Vienna Cabinet Resigns Over Coalition Talks
The Neue Freipresse reports the cabinet has resigned after failed negotiations with progressist groups to form a coalition majority. Count Badeni, current President of the Council and Interior Minister, is expected to be tasked with reconstructing the cabinet.
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Vienna
Neue Freipresse
Count Badeni
Supreme Court Adjourns for Spring Vacation
The Supreme Court adjourned today for its spring vacation and will not sit again until April 13. In the Cleveland case enjoining the city from proceeding with the contract for widening and deepening the Cuyahoga River, the court affirmed the lower court's refusing the injunction.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Cuyahoga River
Hinshaw Murder Case Supreme Court Affirms Life Sentence
The Supreme Court ruled today in Indianapolis upholding the lower court’s decision that Rev. W. E. Hinshaw must continue a life sentence for the murder of his wife.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Hinshaw
W. E. Hinshaw
Elopement Drama in Kenton Ends Before Marriage
Miss Imogene Letson daughter of Asher Letson president of Kenton National Bank and W L Bachenstee were to marry but the plan was thwarted by H L Runkle Kenton National Bank cashier a cousin. He alerted Columbus officers and with Marshal Griffith persuaded the couple to return home. Bachenstee lately posed as a polished manufacturer but is accused of gambling and breaking the bank in a Kenton gambling den last week.
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Commercial Tribune
Kenton, O
Columbus Dispatch
Imogene Letson
Asher Letson
Kenton National Bank
W. L. Bachenstee
H. L. “Runkle
Columbus
Marshal Griffith
Bachenstoe
Kenton
No Trace of Bodies in Hazleton Wreck Dig
Divers searched the Hazleton wreck site near Princeton Indiana. They examined all cars and turned over the engine with no bodies found. A letter from B W Smith of St Paul names Mr R H Moore and Mr Phillips as riders believed dead after the Chicago train disaster.
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Commercial Tribune
Princeton
Ind
Hazleton
Kolb
B. W. Smith
East Tenth Street
St. Paul
Minn
R. H. Moore
St. Paul, Accompanied By A Mr. Phillips
Chicago
Millionaire arsonist Bloom confesses to multiple city fires
William Ingliss Bloom, under arrest in Cleveland, admits burning two Toledo structures including King's elevator, thirteen buildings in Detroit, and fourteen in Cleveland from 1891 to 1892. He claims vast property damage exceeding $1,000,000 and anticipates further arson if not restrained. He may be committed to an insane asylum.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
William Ingliss Bloom
Bloom
Toledo
King’s
Chamber of Commerce
C. L. Luce
Women Put In Prison In Alphonso as Cuban Officials Arrest Prominent Women
Havana reports Colonel Maderas ordered the arrest of twenty four Cuban women after insurgent raids. Includes Senora Isabella Hernandez and Senora Inez Mercedes de Medees, with relatives linked to insurgent and general officers. Women jailed in a calaboose described as filthy and crowded. a young detainee feared to die. Possible deportation to Guanabacoa or Isle of Pines noted.
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Commercial Tribune
Havana
Alphonso
Maderas
Senora
Isabella Hernandez
Hernandez
Inez Mercedes de Medees
Arangueran
Isabella
Guanabacca
Isle of Pines
Weyler Orders Arrests Over Poor Hospital Rations
Dispatches from Cienfuegos report Captain General Weyler ordered the arrest and imprisonment of the Chief of Police, Senor Merina, police inspectors, and thirty five others over alleged deprivation of sick at the Marine Hospital. The scandal implicates a prominent property owner and Santa Clara Provincial Deputation member and hints at wider arrests of officers of high rank.
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Havana
Cienfuegos
Santa Clara
Weyler
Senor Merina
Marine Hospital
Rivera Trial by Court Martial Held in Secret
Havana reports deny gunfire death of General Rivera and say the court martial is proceeding behind closed doors at San Cristobal. The Key West telegram claiming a sunrise shooting was false.
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Havana
Key West
Rivera
General Rivera
San Cristobal
Rumor Claims Cuban General Gomez Seeks Peace
In Madrid on April 2 a rumor circulated in the Chamber of Deputies that General Maximo Gomez, commander in chief of the Cuban army, is suing for peace.
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Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Maximo Gomez
Potters Strike After Wage Cut at Akron Plant
Akron Ohio April 2 forty potters the entire Diamond Pottery Company force walked out to protest a wage cut from 15 to 20 percent imposed by a new manager.
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Commercial Tribune
Akron
Diamond Pottery Company
Navy retires Rear Admiral Ramsay Chief of Navigation
Washington April 2 the Navy Department issued the formal order placing Rear Admiral Ramsay Chief of the Navigation Bureau on the retired list.
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Washington
Ramsay
Navigation Bureau
Navy Department
Sheriff Fires First In Fatal Wichita Hotel Shooting
In Wichita Kansas on April 2 Deputy Sheriff J W Cunningham of Taylor County Texas fatally wounded Jos B McMahon proprietor of Bond Brothers Circus after a quarrel over taking a circus employee to Texas on arson charges. McMahon's circus men talked of lynching the officer. Steve Purdy, a circus performer, was arrested on a telegram from Abilene Texas for the Windsor Hotel fire March 2 with insurance of 20000 dollars.
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Wichita
Kan
J. W. Cunningham
Taylor County
Texas
Jos. B. McMahon
McMahon
Cunningham
Bond Brothers’ Circus
Steve Purdy
Ft. Worth
Tex
Abilene
Purdy
Windsor Hotel
Burglar Breaks In As Family Dines Nearby in Spencerville
Burglars raided six residences in Spencerville last night and took a large amount of jewelry and valuables. At Banker Post’s home the intruders sat down to eat. Post’s son discovered them and fired several shots, but the suspects escaped.
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Commercial Tribune
Lima
Spencerville
Post
Miller's Past Life Under Scrutiny in Murder Case
In Columbus Ohio on April 2 authorities focus on Frank Miller, jailed for killing Mrs Saluda Miller, wife of his employer. A Cleveland woman visited the cell, claiming to be from Cleveland, but no misconduct is found. A Latrobe contact requests a prisoner description, citing a separate assault in March involving a man named Frank Miller.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Frank Miller
Saluda Iller
Leveland
Cleveland
Miller
Society For Savings
Cleved
John W. Miller
Latrobe
John Shank
J. P
Dingley Tariff Sparks Paris American Chamber Debate
In London a Times dispatch from Paris reports a major discussion among American business circles about the Dingley tariff. The American Chamber of Commerce, with Henry Vignaud present, calls for tariff reductions to boost reciprocal trade, noting France may admit certain U.S. goods at lower rates and promising gains in market access.
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London
The
Times
Paris
American Chamber of Commerce
Henry Vignaud
Eustis
Chamber
America
France
United States
Franze
McKinley
Governor’s Son Elopes With Governor Atkinson’s Kin
J P Atkin son seventeen and Miss Ada Bryan Byrd fourteen eloped in Atlanta and planned to marry in Tennessee. They left a train for Kingston then Rome after securing a horse and buggy. Parents shocked, reward offered for their detention before marriage.
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J. P. Atkinson
Ada Byrd
Atlanta
Atkinson
Ada Bryan Byrd
Tennessee
Kingston
Rome
Speech From the Throne Urges Policy of Peace
Cape Town April 2 Parliament opened today the speech from the throne notes ministers strive to police a moderating influence and maintain peaceful relations with neighbors. It states the policy of peace and conciliation will continue until general concord of interests promotes the common welfare of South Africa.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Tornado Hits Southern Cleve County Arkansas
A tornado swept across southern Cleve County Arkansas destroying twelve to fifteen rural homes and injuring ten to fifteen people. Will Shirley was killed and several others were seriously hurt.
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Warren
Ark
Cleveand County
Will Shirley
George Meyer Killed by Falling Stone at Lindell Hotel
George Meyer was killed tonight when a stone fell from the Lindell Hotel cornice in St. Louis. Police questioned workers as investigators examined the building for causes of the accident.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
George Meyer
Lindell Hotel
Lull in Kentucky Senate fight as ballots set to be formal
Frankfort reports a calm in the Kentucky Senate race with a formal joint assembly ballot planned tomorrow. Hunter leads 55 to 7 as the House passes a salary reduction and a coin payment bill stalls amid constitutional concerns. Rumors swirl around caucus moves and News from Louisville and Lexington sources frame Hunter's path as uncertain and competitive.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Joint Assembly
Blackburn
Hunter
Samuel M. Taylor
Ohio
National Committee
Taylor
W. H. Holt
Cincinnati
George D. Todd
Louisville
Sam J. Roberts
Lexington
Dr. Hunter
Stege
Davie
Boyle
Russian Budget Deficit Hidden by Treasury Bullion Withdrawals
St Petersburg reports a budget deficit of 80 million roubles over the last year. Covering the shortfall were bullion withdrawals from the treasury, including 50 million in gold for the conversion fund and 26 million for gold transactions at the Reichsbank.
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ST. Petersburg
Reichsbank
McKinley Dines the Committee at White House Dinner
President McKinley hosted a White House dinner for twenty seven guests including current and former Ways and Means Committee members. Attendees listed are Vice President Hobart Speaker Reed Attorney General McKenna Senators Burrows Gear Mills Representatives Dingley Payne Dalzell Hopkins Grosvenor Russell Dolliver Steele Johnson Evans Tawney McLaurin Robertson Swanson Cannon Henderson and Russell of Massachusetts.
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Washington
McKinley
White House
Ways and Means Committee of the House
Congressional Life
Hobart
Reed
McKenna
Burrows
Gear and Mills
Dingley
Payne
Dalzell
Hopkins
Grosvenor
Russell
Conn
Dolliver
Steele
Johnson
North Dakota
Evans
Tawney
Grant Memorial Inauguration Music Plan Advances
New York April 2 The Grant memorial inauguration program progresses with a twenty minute musical segment led by Frank Damrosch. A chorus of 2000 is desired but only 1000 funded so far. The Marine Band may be invited from Washington. otherwise a 100 piece band will perform. Ticket demand for stands is high. 2400 Grant monument fund subscribers contributing $500+ to be allotted tickets for themselves and their families.
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Frank Damrosch
Marine Band
Washington
Grant Monument Fund
Pair of Ohio Heirs Draw Large Inheritances
Akron Ohio April 2 Fred Dopplemeyer a poor painter received word his aunt in Austria left him 200000 to build an opera house in Akron. Mrs Fannie Wigley wife of a bricklayer learned she inherited 26000 from an aunt who died in Staffordshire England three weeks ago.
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Commercial Tribune
Akron
Fred Dopplemeyer
Austria
Dopplemeyer
Fannie Wigley
Staffordshire
England
Paying the Piper. Rader Sentenced to Five Years
W R Rader of Muncie Indiana, twice deserting from the regular army, has received a five year sentence in the Columbus District military prison on a double desertion charge. He enlisted twice, the second time under an assumed name, and fled both times before being captured by a government detective who cooperated with the mill worker and escorted him to Pittsburg for trial.
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Commercial Tribune
Muncie
Ind
Pittsburg
W. R. Rader
Columbus
Rader
Electrocution Trials Reported At Ohio Penitentiary
Electrician A. E. Green electrocuted a yellow dog at the Ohio penitentiary marking the third animal killed by the apparatus and the first to be tied in the death chair. Postmaster Goetze attempted to escape the chair, tearing a board platform as he struggled.
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Columbus
A. E. Green
Postmaster Goetze
Sauer Free at Last Indictments Noticed in Defiance
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Defiance Ohio. Judge Mooney noticed the five remaining indictments against ex banker Andrew Sauer of Chicago at the request of Prosecutor Ansberry. The embezzlement charges stem from the Defiance Savings Bank failure that cost the county about 200000 dollars after Sauer had four prior trials without conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Defiance
Mooney
Andrew Sauer
Chicago
tAnsberry
Sauer
Defiance Savings Bank
Messenger Robbed and Beaten in Wool Firm Heist
In Chicago on April 2 two men robbed a messenger from Kuhn Nathan and Fisher of 3500 dollars. The seventeen year old Chris Schultz was found unconscious in a wagon near the Rock Island Depot after being gagged and bound. Edward Wilson, a firm employee, is identified as one of the robbers while the second man remains unknown.
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Chicago
Kuhn, Nathan & Fisher
Chris Schultz
Edward Wilson
Schultz
Wilson
Metropolitan National Bank
Rock Island
Pacific Avenue
van Buren Street
Twelfth Street
Amos Riggs Returned Home After Murder Charge
Amos Riggs, murderer of W. R. and Mande Boyd, was brought to Maysville from Batavia Ohio by Constable Dawson and Deputy Sheriff Waterfield. He waived examination before Judge Hutchins and was committed to jail without bond to await the June grand jury.
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Commercial Tribune
Maysville
Amos Riggs
W. R
Mandeville Boyd
Batavia
Dawson
Waterfield
Clermont County
Riggs
Hutchins
Joint meeting plans convict transport by special train
The Board of Managers of the State Reformatory at Jeffersonville and the State Prison at Michigan City met to arrange transport of about three hundred convicts each direction. A special train will be equipped with iron gratings for windows and doors. Railroads between the two cities will bid for the service.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Board of Managers
State Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Michigan City
British Conduct in Crete Sparks Balkan Fear
London reports describe British marines destroying houses in Crete to cut insurgent supply lines. flotillas threatened to pull down villages and seize small ships while the Greek lines resist Turkish assault. Posts in Sofia and Athens discuss a possible Balkan confederation led by Bulgaria Serbia and Greece with Russian backing.
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Kastelli
Vigla
Athens
Daily News
Canea
Germany Aids Turkey Mobilizes Sultan's Troops
Officers mobilize the Turkish forces on the Greek frontier as reported in Constantinople with official authority. The note appears as a dispatch from the capital dated April 2 and continues on the second page.
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Constantinople
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