Vancouver Bankers Die by Revolver After Frauds Uncovered
Charles Brown president and HT Canby cashier of the First National Bank in Vancouver Washington are found dead side by side in a field near town. A single revolver was used, and a note on Brown's body hints at family concerns. The bank, established in 1883, held liabilities around $280,000 with many depositors resulting harmed. Local officials and U.S. Attorney Wilson H. Gay pursue investigations into the bank's losses and related speculation leading to its collapse.
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Vancouver
Wash
Charles Brown
Qenby
First National Bank
Lucy
Lang
Canby
Brown
Candy
Rens
Rens and Her Pure Ettldyon and Dra
Mik Wrick Siga
Louis Sons
Joslyn
Stephen B. Joslyn
Jonlyn
Vancouver Land Office
Glan
Mica Frances Baynaide
Mt Onegon Planc
Cimby
Colibia
Bridal Veil Lumber Company
Eavin
Wien
Bank Examinata
Hebe
Gaither
John Ginder
Skamania
E.W. Scanton
Wilson H. Gay
United States
Maxwell
Thorugh
Bantk
Reverend Grose Improves After Hospital Operation
The venerable pastor of Emmanuel Luts e Nachitteh underwent an operation at Hope hospital for bowel trouble last week. He is much improved with no doubt of ultimate recovery. Reports today confirm the earlier discouraging word was unfounded and he is progressing well.
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G. Grose
Emmanuel Lutse Nachitteh
Hope Hospital
Wesk
Uould
Unprecedented April Storm Backs Cleveland Run With Snow
A severe April storm blasted Cleveland and surrounding areas bringing heavy wet snow and high winds from Canada to the Atlantic coast. Telegraph and telegraph connections down and major wires and poles toppled, disrupting regional communication and rail service. Horses shocked and several fatalities reported as outages cripple long distance lines and street traffic halted.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Canada
Tennessee
Atlantic
New York
Atlanta
Winnipeg
Clevetant
Gleveland
Ohio
Valles
Pointt
Police
Nya Glavm
Aetsiona
Dle
Cy Wert
Cub
Fyusa Remiunivaton
Nigel
Bufals
Fitteburg
T.elegraph and
Telephone Plains
Tames White
Beaver Street
Hyontway
Waaren
Vasuting
Broadwig
Wilson Avenue
Erie
Zehoro
Tha Cid
Weet
Ranutten
Doteatt
Vast Scale Reform Plan Aims to End Robbery Wave
In Canton on April 22 Viceroy Ta called for a sweeping scheme to curb robberies by recruiting informants and offering rewards. The plan targets at least 8 000 robbers and pledges pardon to those aiding authorities by turning in three other criminals. Reports note widespread fear in the Hamak district as plagues of crime persist.
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Canton
Hong
Ta Ealle
Hamak
Hanan
Amuinalno Interview Reveals War Planning Shifts
Mantin quetes Aguinalda ad saying during the war with the Americans he was often close to them. He planned his greatest stand at Calmpit and retreat from Tarlus with 1,000 riflemen. He anticipated Ganarat Wheeler landing at Ban Fabia and slipped through a cordon with 280 men four hours before a party waned. He said he would move to the United States but remains at authority’s disposal and undecided about future plans. Federal strength in pacification is noted.
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London
Mantin Quetes Aguinalda Ad
Calmpit
Tarlus
Ban Fabia
Nueva Vicunyiy
Lowton
United States
Prince Consorti's Debts Stir Amsterdam Rumors
London dispatches report trouble at the Castle of Het regarding the bachelor debts of Prince Fenvy, the Dutch royal consort. Creditors in Berlin and Frankfurt sought one third of his debts within a month of the wedding, but funds did not arrive, prompting a syndicate to negotiate his paper on the Amsterdam exchange. Queen Wilhelmina, angry, says the prince must pay his own way from the allowance.
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London
Patis Re
Het
Princ Fenvy
Wilhel
Ndan
Berlin
Trankfort
Wilhelming
Crettors
Amsterdam
Wilhelmina
Hotel roller explosion at Pittaburg injures crew
Telegram reports a blast at the Hotel Anderson in Pittsburgh injuring the engineer and fireman and damaging the building. No further information on the accident has arrived. The fatal Anderson belonged to the McHinnies family and was tied to Captain McXinnta. funeral conducted for his son Frank.
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Wotler Fy
Anderson
Pittaburg
Sual
Dawa
McHinnies
McXinnta
Frank
Storm wrecks and flood damage across the South
Reports from Detroit and Toledo describe river flooding and impassable roads as drifts and high winds cripple rail service. The storm spared few areas, with Atlanta enduring high winds and near freezing temperatures while Tennessee Kentucky Alabama and Georgia face widespread disruption and damage. Electrical lines and communications suffer as communities brace for ongoing aftereffects.
Fire claims six in gas explosion at hotel
In Marys, West Virginia, April 22, six oil field workers died when a gas explosion tore through a Cleveland hotel. Victims include Bert Smiley and Samuel Cioningham, with others named as John George and John Slater. Rescue crews search the wreckage for additional bodies as tolls rise.
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Mary's
W. Va
Congort Cin
Bert Smiley
Samuel Cioningham
Harry Robinson
Corning
Ohio
John George
Butler
John Slater
Ieel
Tavors Double Session in Toledo Education Debate
The Toledo education plan for a two session day splits the school day to ease overcrowding amid a heated vote. Superintendent Stang of Mory City supported the two session idea with emphasis on Revel principles and the need to avoid a longer noon intermission while skeptics warn of fatigue among pupils and teachers.
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Wehavin
Dantend
Mory City
Qairtan
Verchers
Pipila Altro
Snowstorm Bites Kentucky With Historic Early Season Fury
Por tant y four hous snow haa been falling over modern Kentucky and has reached a dayth of fuunieen metres. Mountion stream areas bank full, and people Wing huar hy are moving suk tearing fanta whole ostev melta. Great sidhering: de beling endured francidly acid by those moving out. Sher severe weather has never been experienced at this season.
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Youd
Kentucky
Rivers in Flood Hit West Virginia Metropolis
In Thathigton West Virginia April 2 heavy rains caused rivers to flood, logs and debris sweeping downstream. Tributaries in the Nig Sandy region overflowed with driftwood and snowmelt, prompting sporadic damage across the valley. No formal casualty report is available.
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Thathigton
W. Va
Guynailatte
West Vinghin
Ghia Valley
Kentucky Cold Snaps Hurt Early Fruit Crops
Reports from across Kentucky indicate a severe cold snap with night and day temperatures dipping below freezing in many areas. Snow fell and frost damaged early fruit crops, vegetables, and lobsters in exposed yards, alarming growers in the state’s early fruit belt.
Trains Delayed by Storm Disrupt Line to East
Severe storm cut rail links from Columbus to eastern points on April 20. New York trains due 7 a.m. did not arrive by noon. Special trains were prepared to reestablish connections with St Louis Cincinnati and Louisville. Pennsylvania Company kept lines east of Columbus open to Trinway Ohio. Eleven acres of snow reported at Denison. Large gangs repaired damages all day from high winds.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sylvami
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Lodinunyoli
Prennaylegnia Company
Usly
Trinway
Denison
Ohio River Flood Forecast Raises Stage Near Cincinnati
Experienced river men warn the Ohio River could reach fifty feet or more from current weather. Rain in the last 24 hours varied from 2.6 inches at Pittsburgh to 8.54 inches at Huntington West Virginia. Unusual tides reported on the Kanawha and Big Sandy systems. A woman named Beigler was arrested on an affidavit by Deputy Constable McDaniels on a charge likely related to waning. Evidence gathering continues through Friday to build a stronger case.
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Clacinati
Ohio
Ohio River
Pittshore
Hontington
T. V
Guandotte
Big Sandy
Kanawha
Beigler
McDaniels
Tome of
Mame
Tustica Husgs
Medal to Culver cadets marks fourth solid gold award
Rev W Younge of this city received the medal to be worn with the badge during a ceremony at Guyer Muitsig. The medal is a solid gold resemblance, engraved in black enamel with the words Culver Military Academy. The presentation will take place around commencement near June.
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W. Younge
Guyer Muitsig
Youngs
Culver
Connitty
Fimanel Ecaetit
Eixolut
Muital
Culver Military
Poisoned Delicacies Target Prisoner Witness in Denver Case
A Denver report says a prisoner at the county jail received delicacies including pie oranges and sugar laced with cyanide salts. The toxin was intended to harm the inmate, who is the principal witness in a robbery case involving Mrs Flore Belts and $7000 worth of diamonds, with a separate suspect a woman.
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Denver
Col
Joseph A. Hartnelt
Waennelt
Flore
St Louis Man Dies After Stabbing and Surgery
Philip Ginn, stabbed in the heart last night, died today after an unsuccessful operation. Three stitches were placed, saline replaced the blood loss, and stimulants kept him alive until death.
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St Louis
Phillp Ginn
Gana Heath
Property Trade Transfers Residences on Calhoun and Hoagland
A buyer trades residences, transferring 407 Calhoun Mercer to attorney O. MN Weaton for the latter's 260 Hoagland Avenue property. A cash difference is paid. New owners to receive concession in about thirty days.
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B. Pitch
Uratest Grocery opens new store in Elektron building
The Uratest Grocery company Jus opened a new store at the Elektron building in the north part of the city. Workers began restoring stock as the transition completed.
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Uratest Grocery Company Jus
Dapra
Atora
Elektron
Yindabad
Old West Columbia store remodeled for new grocery company
Workers on West Columbia Street rearrange stock for a new layout as the old shop is remodeled to house the AEL Perfect Wholesale Grocery Company. Telegraph notices Chris Hitt Witte of Masterson Avenue reports the death of his daughter Mrs. Jorn Rest in Chicago. Rest, formerly Louise Witte, left town ten years ago with her husband. She leaves four children and close relatives in the city.
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Columbia Street
Pfelffer
Port Wayat
EL Perfect Wholesite Grocery Company
Alboit Mert
Igns
Chris Hitn Witte
Masterson Avenue
Jorn Rest
Chicago
Louise Witte
Cicape
Wirs
Rest
Walter
Boward
Arthur
Nellie
Frost Touches Southland Cotton Banes in Georgia Tropical Storm
Weather reports from the southern states describe frost affecting cotton in Georgia and nearby areas, with losses to melons and crops. Movable tops capped with white frost shift through Tackannville and northwest Georgia, damaging cotton, watermelons, and cantaloupes with up to twenty five percent injury. Crop replanting urged in western Georgia and surrounding regions.
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Alluite
Collaw
Uthver
Tackannville
Meridias
Mins
Ain Charlustan
Oninesyile
Northwest
Georgia
Weather and harvest notes from April reports in the Tennessee region
Reports from Knoxville and Chattanooga describe spring weather in late April. Lincotdaal poll ninth of Bt Pan Minn notes warmer trends with a 6 below freezing indication at early morning, while Cumberland Plateau observations record four to six inches of snow on the ground and continuing roll. Local fruit yields are damaged as frost and ice persist, affecting orchard prospects this season.
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Atlanta
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Morida
Caroba
Georgia
Florida
Gaorgia
Laustille
Knoxville
Enn
Pan
Minn
Local notes mix odd items and travel plans in regional short items
Reports list scarlet fever cases at Mos. BZ Montgomery aired and 348 East Washington. Rev A Moyer preaches in Van Wert. Rev J Johnson and family ship goods to Guan City. Local officials discuss mayoral candidacy of Bergholt. Wicker Pipe engineer Vanaibherg noted. Dr Rauch and W Haachl plan overland trip to Bristol Tennessee. Duke M Onay Idrngus to send Sentinel updates.
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Mos
Montgomery
East Washington
FW. Moyer
Bughish Lutheran Church
Re Neeser
van Wert
J. Johnson
Tomes M. Barrett
Florence
Jane
Valette
Aurodé
Nyaa
Toseph Tejuny
New Raven
Vanaibherg
Bergholt
Touts Fox
Italy
Fox
Imsy
Bewarian Beer Hall
Hofteau
AL Z. Rauch
Willa Haachel
Bcistol
Tenn
Duke M
Supreme Court adjourns early amid Insular case notes
Whabington April 22 In the United States supreme court today Chief Justice Fuller announced adjournment of the term on May 9. The docket will be suspended next Friday with proceedings resuming Monday. No date for the next decision on the Insular case was given. The court denied admission to Captain Cherlin M Carter to Indian court. A decision on Budlford et al versus Santer Building and Gunnass Association of Byraguae NL was handed down.
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Whabington
United States Supreme Cant
Justine Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Oday
Cherlin
M. Carter
Who
Itgelf
Mu Sensuan
Carters Matlon
Richard
Men of the Good
MH. L. Budlford
Santer
Gunnass
Byraguae
Thiaoxie
Medford
Tennevsea
Redfort Mare
Tennexsea
Oiis
C.F. W. Smith
St. Louis
Aod Weaterly Railway Company
St. Louis Road
Plaine Dealing
Wort Worth
Texas
Texas Offilinia
Ralroad Company
Ronsignee
Smith
State Court of Appealn
Miliny Company
Yodny
Harlan
White
Brown
Blizzard death report questioned by Dawson sources
Vancouver report of a blizzard at Home that allegedly killed 200 miners is disputed by sources from Unwson and Vigilorian. Cable papers investigated and telegrams from Dawson indicate Rose who brought the report to Skagway was likely deceived. Confirmation of the story awaits further checks at Skagway and Dawson.
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Seoay
Vancouver
S. C
Hera
Yeshuday
Tae Briagway
Skagway
Dawson
Rose
Eller Dawson
Massive Miners Strike Affects Ohio West Virginia Districts
About twenty five hundred workers in the lower sub-district of Ohio and West Virginia walked out in a wage dispute over the work grade. The strike may spread to other American regions as talks falter.
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Minhrs
Columbus
Ohio
We 5
West Virginia
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