March Triumph for Storm King Hails Weather Bureau Report
March 19 report from the weather bureau notes intense storm activity across the United States with heavy rain in gulf states Tennessee and Ohio valley. Severe cold drops to 12 degrees in northern Texas, subzero in Colorado and Wyoming. Snow and fog disrupt travel in Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville and Cincinnati. Atlanta reports 3.2 inches of precipitation. Birmingham records 4.25 inches. Chattahoochee River rising. alerts issued by Atlanta weather bureau.
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Loulavilis
Roces Weather Bureau
United Eistes
West Gulf Coset
Ohio Valley
Gulf States
Tennesse
Ohio River
Texas
Colorado
Wyoming
Slocta
Cincinnati
Ciena
Louisville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Chattahoochle
Atlants Weather Bureau
Unprecedented Snowfall Hits Decatur Area
An historic blizzard blankets Decatur and Dekalb area from midnight to noon, halting all business. Interurban service suspended. only a few massager trains run. Rail traffic limited as locomotives struggle through deep drifts. One Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton line train stuck six miles east of Lecatur with four locomotives unable to move.
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Decatur
Til
Decaluc
Todd
Cincinnati
Herakton
Dayton
Lecatur
Heavy Snow Delays Traffic In St Louis Missouri
A heavy snowstorm began overnight in St Louis causing widespread disruption to traffic. Forecasters predict more snow with temperatures around 18 degrees above zero and strong winds. By nine this morning the snowfall measured about five inches and was still accumulating.
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St. Luis
Marea
Hari
Snow blankets Indiana as storms halt trains and streets
A heavy snowstorm coats Indiana with six inches of buildup stopping a streetcar and a train near Indianapolis. Officials warn of slick conditions and widespread travel disruption as crews work to clear lines and roads.
Ohio river rise reports spark statewide alerts
Reports from across the state note rising water levels and weather impacts. The Ohio River at Hyaneville has risen two feet since Saturday as flood conditions spread.
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Ohio Rer
Hyaneville
Snow disruption halts Ohio streetcar and interurban service
Snowfall of about one inch between 4 and 8 am disrupted central Ohio transit. A light drizzle followed, making streets impassable for a time and delaying schedules across the region.
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Columbus
Ghie
Matoh
Amr
Ohio
Fear of Disastrous Flood Paralyzes Rail Lines
Snow eight inches deep and heavy rain cripple Miatai valley transport in Dayton Ohio and nearby districts. Roads and interurban services are demoralized while railroads face unprecedented difficulties. In Jackson Washington state the railroad network stalls with trains delayed or annulled for hours.
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Dayton
Miatai
Ifeara
Jackson, Wiss
Fort Wayne Men Interested in Green Mountain Mining
Fort Wayne investors, numbering from twelve to fifteen, showed interest in the Green Mountain Mining and Milling Company in Silverton Colorado. Reports say only minor damage occurred from a recent snowslide, chiefly to the engine house, with other properties spared.
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Fort Wayne
Green Mountain Mining and Milling Company
Silverton, Coloraria
Ompany
O. S. Muldlin
Great Mountain
Thominal
Silverton
Himare
Green Mountain
Gulciin
Port Wayne
Mrr
Mount Dajo Fight Cables Reveal Sparse Details
Washington dispatches report Secretary Taft received two cables from General Wood, citing a lack of detailed facts about the Mount Dajo engagement. Major Scott, recently arrived in Washington, is identified as having warned of leniency toward brigands. No cables reference killings of women or children, despite sensational reporting elsewhere.
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Washington
Taft Bes
Leonard Wand
Manila
Mount Oxjo
Dajo
Mugh L. Scott
Scott
Mount Dajo Foy
Maran
Wood
Oday
Reading Follor
United States
Mount Taio
Mindanao
Andrews
Whyton
House Votes on Grosvenor Amendment to Prince Bill
In Washington on March 15 the House debated the Grosvenor amendment to the Prince bill abolishing the rank of Lieutenant General Vie. The vote was close and the amendment was adopted amid a tight roll call. The House then passed the Senate bill reorganizing the consular service.
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Washington
Howe
Grosvenor
Conerils Corlin
House
Senate
Consular
McCreary Speaks on Hate Bill in Senate Action
In the Senate, Mr McCreary opened the session with remarks on the hate bill. Mr Halley announced plans to speak after McCreary. The Soldier Co will receive two White Steamers this week as part of a business audition.
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McCreary
Batley
Washington
Honan
Afr. Halley
The
Soldier Co
Tn Huainves
Fire Gutts Junk House at Fort Wayne Site
A destructive blaze gutted the Junk House warehouse owned by Matrie Guldberger near the Nickel Plate tracks in Fort Wayne. Firefighters fought flames for hours, with $40,000 total loss and $8,500 insured to Guldberger. Rescue of a woman from the Wile liquor house and multiple nearby buildings suffered smoke and water damage. Origin undetermined. multiple alarms reported on Sunday with minor additional fires and damages.
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Fort Warne
Swift Packing Company
Nast Wile
Dreier Drugstore
Muellering Bros. & Miller
Jennie Smiat
Wile
Wquor
Palins
Harkenrider
Jual
O'Shaughnesey
Snoke
Ark Street
Tttrecht
Nov 2
Goldberger
Amore
Woolleg Wo
Switt & Co
Ugnar
Shell
Thetar
Fm Marahan
Cheago Street
C. A. Wilding
Toon
Onother Adarm Cmen
Glenn
West Willems Street
Wehimney Binke
Golden
Melita Street
Fort Wayne Hosts 1903 G A R Encampment Plans
City leaders and business groups mobilize to push Fort Wayne as host for the 1903 Indiana G A R encampment. Mayor Heary, Commercial club, hotel men, and local officials will aid committees from Lawson-Wayne and Lion S. Bass posts to secure support, with meetings set to finalize plans. Horsing the event could bring lasting regional attention as Marlon and South Bend compete.
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Fort Wayne
Indiana G. Alr
Lafayette
Heary
Commercial Club
Trantian Companies
Marlon
South Bend
Hill Wyne
Fork Wayne
Tha Lawson-Wayne Post
Wiliam Kelsey
Scott Swan
G. W. Aldrich
L. W. Johnson
Henry Oyto
Lion S. Bass
Legit
Sons of Veterans
MADE Show SHOWING Hills and Farhan Therin Suit
Sentinels report from Louisville March 1 details Frani His and Fritheenin of Fort Wayne leading fifteen tro-men teams at the American Bowling congress event. Scores by Shogrem Vandersyde Unrke Leonard Lut Norfolk and others, with titles contested by Philadelphia St Louis St Paul and Nuttott as four cities seek the next convention.
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the Sentinel
Louisville
Sky
Frani His
Fritheenin
Fort Wayne
Shogrem
Vandersyde
Southard
Unrke
Leonard
Chicago
Norfolk
Stoday
Ae Banon
Krapf Crawford Couple Wed at Sherman Street Home
Miss Plocener Grainford and George Krapf were married at the bride's Sherman street home by Rev. Paul Stoppedworth of Trinity German Lutheran church. Only relatives attended and the couple will reside with the bride's parents for now. Mr. Krapf is a son of Daniel Krapt of 624 East Lewis street.
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Krapf-Crawford
Plocener Grainford
George Kropf
Sherman Street
Paul Stoppedworth
Trinity German Lutheran Church
Uride
Mr. Krapt
Daniel Krapt
East
Lewis Street
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