Martin's Ferry Cyclone Devastates Town and Burns Lives
A Wheeling dispatch reports a Friday afternoon cyclone striking Martin's Ferry Ohio at 4 15 causing massive destruction. Homes wrecked between 74 and 300 with the stove works and iron gloss works nearly ruined. Dozens injured including multiple families and workers. several fatalities and extensive property loss across nearby Belmont county towns.
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Premsnure
the Times
Wheeling
W. Va
Anga
Hall
Martin's Ferry
Ohio
Martin’s Ferry
Walla
Clark
Washington Grove
James Riley
A'S. Wilhelm
Jan Ottingur
Janis Lash
Lucy Jordan
John Bimafurd
Matt Davidson
Pisce
Limber
Bridget Duty
Charles Summer
James Owen
St Claireaville
Belmont County
United Presbyterian Church
Benjamin Parkburnt
First National Tant
H. C. Walday
Walday
G Troll & Bona
Shomay Cochran
St. Clairesville
Pazwa
A. Hinkle
Bridgeport
Wellsvile
Ollie
Cleveland& Pittsburg
Sununiville
Firework tragedy and city pageantry unfold
A crowded city district witnessed a royal tribute from a palace window as the King and Queen acknowledged the crowds Thursday night. A central hotel caught fire soon after midnight, destroying the building and killing four inmates with several injured, causing major property loss and jobs to be lost.
Carlyle's Review on Money and Freight Rates
Dun & Co weekly review discusses Carlyle's commentary on the inter state commerce act, freight clauses, and court actions affecting rates. It notes rising transportation costs, possible shifts of trade to smaller towns, and strong money supply boosting circulation and exports.
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Donn & Co
Review of Trade
Carlyle
United States
Oregon
Texas
Commission
Memphis
Washington
Colorado
Muang
Minnesota
Holotephia
Nashville
Tity Ranson
Finiporta
A Plea From The Players Sparks Rail Rate Fight
A parade of petitions from managers players and theatre employers sought relief from LS C. Onauiniaslou Washington cry. The interstate commission said it had no jurisdiction and would not dictate railway policy. Reports on long and short haul lines and their impact on theatre travel dominated recent proceedings.
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LS. C. Onauiniaslou
Washington
Interstate Commission
Haltimoys Sun Building
Ulvia
Chicago Freight Bureau
Tg Ainst
Ohio
Mississippi River
Humaw
Cheap Fares for Militia Rally To Washington
Amid preparations at the grounds near the president’s mansion the War Department turns over access to the National drill committee. The Central Trade Association approves a rail rate of seventy per ville traveled for military movement, with twenty five orders valid on one ticket in both directions, as officials estimate up to 250000 visitors for the Washington drill amid intercity travel debates.
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Washington
War Department
Chic Cago
T C. DeLeon
Ddirith
Central ‘Rate Association
Wrahington
Gord
Baltimore A Olio
Central ‘Tratt
Thuraday
Inter-Stata
Couac
Woman Charged With Poisoning Sister-in-law Murder
Mrs Martha Jane Kickman faces murder charges in Lansing Michigan after police unearthed ties to a string of mysterious deaths in her family. Relatives Laura Rickman Gray Rickman Hendricklen and John Hackett died under questionable circumstances with traces of potassium found in some bodies. The 60-year-old reportedly profited financially from each death amid a wider inquiry into multiple poisoning deaths.
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Martha Jane Kickman
T Hendricks
Xoven
Aekman
Laura Rickman
Gray Rickman
Laura
Hondridlen
Mra Aekiman
John Hackett
Indignant Irishmen sparks parliamentary fracas in London
In a rowdy Friday night session, Saunderson attacked National League leaders and denounced Churchill and Chamberlain. Healy clashed over remarks about Brunderson. a division passed suspending Healy, Saunderson, Sexton, and Royston. The episode drew sharp commentary on Irish politics and the League's links to alleged murders.
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Saunderror
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Reecord
Maj
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Louly
Saunderson
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Boxton
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Sextun
Redimount
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Buundergon
Baxton
Patrick Ryan
Clan-na-Gaal
America
Ryan
Byron
Lennb
Labouchere
Randolph Churchill
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