Floods Reach Cincinnati Area Amid Ohio River Rise
Ohio River levels fall at distant points but Cincinnati and surrounding valleys face rising flood. A stationary stage near 58 feet is forecast, with Sausage Row and riverfront tenements flooded. Coal yards, warehouses, and mills submerged while depots use suburban lines. Kentucky towns like Newport and Dayton report outages. Losses mount in Pomeroy bend, with hundreds displaced. A drowning reported near Ashville, and Pittsburgh health officials plan flood-area inspections to curb disease risk.
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Ohio
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Parkersburg
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Middleport
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Trenton
Ohio Valley
Excelsior
Hope
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Buckeye
Ohio River Electric & Power Company
Baer
Russell and Williams
Ashville
Frank Irwin
Little Walnut Creek
Allegheny Bureau of Health
Monongahela River
Loomis Cleared by Secretary Hay in Venezuelan Talks
Washington reports that Secretary Hay supports Minister Loomis in his Venezuelan negotiations. Loomis followed state department instructions faithfully, and the Venezuelan government shows no official hostility. Private remarks note no official attention to Loomis interviews and authorities remain content with denials.
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Washington
Hay
Loomis
State Department
Lin's Troops Retire to Shan-Si Province
Berlin reports from Count von Waldersee dated Peking April 23 state that Lin's troops retired into Shan-Si last Wednesday. Patrols in Kalgan found no Chinese gathering. Columns under Bailland and Kentler reached the Great Wall boundary without opposition.
Price May Raise Rails to 28 Dollars Soon
The United States Steel Corp announced rails demand could push prices to 28 dollars, opposed by some major manufacturers. Baptist Women Missionary Society convenes in Muncie with 300 delegates and missionaries from Asia and Pan-American regions. Mexican Pan American delegates chosen for October sessions at the National Palace. Indianapolis doctor Woodlurn, aged veteran physician, dies after retirement from traction. Apostolic delegate to the United States selected to represent current Vatican policy.
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Ofnited States Steel Corporation
Muncie
Ind
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
Wisconsin
Mincie
Convention of the Baptist Women’s Missionary Society of the West
China
Burmah
Japan
Africa
Pan-American Congress
City of Mexico
Mexico
National Palace
China Punishments Debate Fronts Newswire
Washington and Peking dispatches discuss US stance on Chinese provincial punishments. Rockhill acts to restrain bloodshed, while ambassadors seek limited actions. Reports indicate calls for beheadings and exiles, with Li Hung Chang urged to coordinate with Li and Prince Ching. Authorities anticipate Chinese guarantees to protect foreigners if foreign troops withdraw.
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Peking
Li Hung Chang
Lin Kun Yi
Chang Chih Tung
Prince Ching
Washington
Prince Chingy
China
Bandits Hold Train Up Near Iron Mountain Crossing
A Choctaw Oklahoma Gulf train was held up near Iron Mountain Crossing Ark. Passengers not molested. Porter Sidney Drew shot in thigh and hospitalized in serious condition. Express messenger Meader beaten but safe. bandits fled with over $3,000. Investigations continue. detectives report no arrests yet. Regular army to rise to 76 000 men in Philippines case.
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St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Little Rock
Ark
Iron Mountain Crossing
Memphis
Sidney Drew
St. Vincent's Hospital
C. T. Meader
Frank W. Haskell
Wells Fargo Express Company
Messenger Meader
Tenn
Yenn
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf
Wells+ Fargo Express company
Grain and livestock prices in Chicago market report
The Chicago markets report steady to lower movement across grains and fats. Flour prices hold with modest demand while spring and winter patents vary. corn and oats up and down, rye and barley quiet to brisk, pork and lard active with higher quotes. potatoes and butter firmer, eggs steady, and live poultry largely unchanged with modest ranges.
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TMG
Local Businessmen Active in Crary and Grand Forks
Edmond G. Greenup of Crary visited the city on real estate business. Otto Tollefson of Grand Forks, also in real estate and insurance, transacted Thursday affairs. L. C. Brockway joined George Getts as undertaker and funeral director, adding coffins to offerings. Seldon Crockett from Rugby conducted abstract work locally. William H. Brown graded lots south of the courthouse and planned a boulevard and new sidewalk. Manager Greene of the baseball club sought applicants for team positions.
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Edmond G. Greenup
Crary
Otto
Wm. H. Brown
Greene
Testimonial for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy from England
A Warrington resident praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best for bronchitis stating it saved his wife’s life after six years of illness. He notes her recovery and mentions Greene's drug store as the place of sale.
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Chamberlain
William Suvora
Warrington
England
Greene’s
Beware slick traveling insurance agents in Ramsey county
The Inter Ocean warns farmers to avoid unknown travel insurance agents and notes signed notes or contracts may lead to swindles. It urges buying hail insurance only from trusted local agents, noting St Paul Fire and Marine Hat Insurance and Ramsey County Bank as solicitors and promoting the Lanpher hat for style and durability.
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Inter-Ocean
Devils Lake
St. Paul
McDevitt and Welke Secretly Wed at Episcopal Church
A quiet wedding was held Sunday evening at 3 in the Episcopal Church with J C McDevitt and Madeline Welke united in marriage by Roy Turner. Both reside in Penn. After the ceremony they rode to the home of Mr and Mrs F T Pos for a wedding supper. On Monday they left for their new home.
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Episcopal Churel
J.C. McDevitt
Madeline Welke
Roy Turner
Clurch
Mrs. McDevitt
Penn
Married couple receives warm wishes and gifts
The text notes that Perth and their partner will reside in the future and that they received many fine and useful presents. It closes with a collective wish for a happy and prosperous married life.
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Perth
Wrathy police alarmed by alley dumping menace
The chief police voice severe ire at filthy alleys as warm weather looms. He warns that refuse will breed typhoid and bacilli unless back alleys are cleaned by week’s end, promising swift action against offenders.
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Calder
Seed Flax For Sale In Freshwater Township
Seed flax for sale. I have 200 bushels of No 1 flax seed. Call at Fred Branding's farm in section 28 Freshwater township.
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Fred Branding
Freshwater
Township
District Court Notice in North Dakota Creditors Case
In the United States District Court for the District of North Dakota a notice concerns creditors of a party named Ants sitttser af ee ie Be Bar To thy creditors of Wivhiink Se Pennie Dovite betas int slau. The document lists names and scattered readable fragments touching on actions, dates, and involved parties, though the OCR text is garbled and partial.
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District Court of the United States
District of North Dakota
Ants
Thanet
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