Tornado Toll Soars Across Mississippi Arkansas and Tennessee
Storm devastates Tunica Lula Hernando and Hernando area. in Arkansas Monroe and Lee Counties suffer heavy damage. Winds topple trees and cabins, flood tracks, and wreck lumber yards. Columbia Nolensville Lavergne Franklin endure casualties and massive property loss from a 350 yard wide path.
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Mississippi
Tunica
Lula
Hernando
Arkansas
Monroe
Lee
Arkansas Midland Railroad
Helena
Whitley
Blackton
Pine City
Kansas Midland Railroad
Robinson
Columbia
Maury County
Lavergne
Nolensville
Gallatin
Cumberland
Lee Farrell
Arsenal
Captain Aydelott
the Farrells
la Grange
Thompson
Nolansville
Love Station
Teweee Lula
Aeeeweee Hernando
Batesville
Storm Strikes Northern Ohio Causing Deep Damage
A violent wind storm swept Northern Ohio causing extensive damage in Leipsic Sandys and surrounding areas. Windows roofs and derricks were destroyed with losses estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. The schooner Lawrence ran aground near Lorain and four seamen were rescued by the Cleveland life-savers.
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Ohio
Consis
Leipsic
Sing
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Enone
Norwalk
Commercial Tribune
Lorain
Cleveland Life-Saving
Cleveland
Amherstburg
Kerstburg
Canton
D H. Baker
Destructive Nashville Storm Claims Dozens of Lives
A devastating storm swept across Tennessee killing over fifty people and injuring around a hundred as it tore through Nashville and surrounding areas. The scale of destruction overwhelmed responders and left cities in turmoil amid efforts to assess damage and aid victims.
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Trafic
Memphis
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Milan
Tennessee River
McKensie
Henry Station
Paris
Wolf River
Illinois Central Railway
Mississippi
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Storm toll and injuries reported from Tennessee and Mississippi
A despatch compiled life loss and injuries from storm wrecks in Tennessee and Mississippi lists 4025 total casualties. Descriptions note courier and telephone reports from devastated localities, detailing killed and injured across affected areas.
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Tennessee
Mississippi
Belmont resigns from Democratic Club board over banner
In a public letter Perry Belmont states his name appeared on a banner attached to a flowers basket sent to Richard Croker. He says he did not authorize the intruding inscription and resigns from the Board of Governors of the Democratic Club.
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John W. Keller
The
Democratic Club
Sir
Board of Governors
Richard Croker
Europe
Wall Street Surges in Harvest Day for Brokers
New York trading opened with record volume as 626000 shares traded in the first hour and accelerated to nearly 1.8 million by close. Railroads led gains with Union Pacific Atchison Paul Burlington and Rock Island while London buyers and looming settlements threaten failures.
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Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Atchison
tPaul
Burlington
Rock Island
London
Edison Plant Incident Sparks City Talk and Speculation
City officials treat Edison plant boiler water release lightly amid a heating controversy. Inspectors Risley and Ketter doubt tampering, citing common boiler vent failures and excessive engine speeds as likely causes. debate centers on fault between Edison and outsiders.
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Edison
Edison Company
Bank Debacle prompts depositors to plan new bank
At a Newport meeting stockholders condemn bank officers and urge a three-member committee to seek settlement terms from directors and reorganize the German National Bank of Newport with new management. Depositors form a five-member panel to gauge sentiment and report Friday morning.
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Newport
Hodge
Tornado Rips Arkabuela Mississippi Town Killing Ten
A Mississippi town, Arkabuela in Tate County, was struck by a tornado yesterday afternoon. Ten people were killed outright and twenty injured according to a special to the Commercial Appeal.
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Memphis
Tenn
Arkabuela
Tate County
Miss
Welcome for the Duke and Duchess Arrives in New York
Eugene Zimmerman, vice president of the C H 4 D Road, left for New York for ten days to greet the Duke and Duchess of Manchester who travel on the Atlantic. After a Gotham visit they will return to the city for social events marking the Duke's appearance. The couple then heads to India and Japan from the United States.
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Eugene Zimmerman
D. Road
New York
Atlantic
Duke and Duchess of
Manchester
Zimmerman
York
Gotham
Orient
Tan
T & Duke
Student charged with arson attempt at college building
Miss from South hia Institute Bristol Virginia reportedly tried to burn a college building as her parents oppose a marriage and urged her to attend school. The faculty dismissed her amid reports of a romance and family objections.
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Amelia
Western Vic
Wilege
Commercial Tribune
Rg, Ky
Southhia Institute
Bristol
Unicoi County
Tenn
Judgment Entered Against Lillian Blauvelt in Cincinnati Case
Judge Rufus B. Smith awarded $3,073.74 to ex-Judge Fayette Smith for money advanced to Lillian Blauvelt to study in Europe. With no appeal, execution may issue. she is a nonresident, so attachment of property is possible. Her Cincinnati concert engagement raises box office implications.
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Rufus B. Smith
Fayette Smith
Lillian Blauvelt
Europe
Cincinnati
Newport couple forgets license then marries next morning
Joseph Snyder and Nellie Starling of Newport Kentucky seek a license from Magistrate Winkler but find the courthouse closed. They return next morning with the license and are wed. Later Harry Woerner of Walnut Hills and Freda Kohlmeyer of Avondale also marry the same day.
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Joseph Snyder
Nellie Starling
Newport
Winkler
Mr. Snyder
Harry Woerner
Woodburn Avenue
Walnut Hills
Freda Kohlmeyer
Burnet Avenue
Avondale
Death rumor unsettles London reports on General Elk Burger
Unconfirmed reports from London dismiss the claimed death of General Elk Burger, Acting President of the country since Mr. Kruger left. The message notes a rumor of death on 16 November but says there is no corroborating information.
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London
Elk Burger
Kruger
Died in Horrible Agony From Hydrophobia
William George of Warsaw Indiana died in convulsions from hydrophobia after being bitten by a rat terrier last September. He suffered terrors of the bite and spasms last Saturday. He died this morning after being bound to prevent attacks. He was about 40, leaving a widow and child.
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Commercial Tribune
Warsaw
Ind
William George
Lipton Named Honorary Colonel of Highland Light Infantry
London November 21 Sir Thomas Lipton has been gazetted as honorary Colonel of the Second Volunteer Battalion of the Highland Light Infantry.
Depositors Call for New Directors at German National Bank
D R P Dimmick was named chair and Jule Plummer served as secretary at a pivotal depositors meeting. Colonel J A Andrews, a principal owner of the Newport Rolling Mill and major depositor, indicated willingness to leave his funds to support the bank as directors decide how to aid its recovery.
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J. K. Stone
Newport
D. R. P. Dimmick
Jule Plummer
J. A. Andrews
German National Bank
Mrs Howard Gould May Sue After Valet Eye Loss Suit
Reports say Katharine Clemmons, Mrs Howard Gould, may file suit against those who attacked her in relation to a $60,000 case over Frank Dutton Mowbray loss of an eye. The rumor notes ongoing litigation involving Mr Gould and his valet.
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Howard Gould
Katharine Clemmons
New Company Waits Developments in Bank Reorganization
Wm M Moore of Wilmington Del bought 1000 of bank stock under 140 within a year and backs further investment. D R P Dimmick doubts officers and awaits negotiations. Judge Hodge represents the new capitalists and will act if current efforts fail with Comptroller approval. Attendees include Judge Perkins, Knecht, Feth, Collopy, Youtsey, Bodkin, Gilson, Betz, Morty, Lock, Trapp, Autenheimer, Crail, Weidner, Dimmie, Toney Reusch, Miller, Root, Nagel, Plummer, Byer and others.
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Wm. M. Moore
Wilmington
D. R. P. Dimmick
Hodge
The
Commercial Tribune
Judge Perkins
Jos
Knecht
Feth
Jas
Collopy
Dr. Youtsey
Squire Bodkin
James Gilson
Joseph Betz
L. K. Morty
Chief Lock
John Trapp
A. Autenheimer
Walter Crail
Mr. Scherer
Pres. Weidner
D. R. P. Dimmie Toney Reuscher
F.C. Miller
O. W. Root
W. W. Toney Beck
James M. M. Winster
Thomas
Frank M Brown Soon to Visit Newport
Frank M Brown will soon come to Newport. His friends are confident he will return and face the music. He is not at Windsor Ontario. Negotiations are in progress, aiming to his arrears, will not come back in charge of any of the law. Continued on third page.
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Risley
Edison
Corliss
Henry Ketter
Frank M. Brown
Newport
Windsor
Ontario
Aries
Brown
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