Devastating Cyclone Rips Through Missouri and Kansas
A sweeping storm system flattened 500 miles of terrain from Colony to Prescott and beyond, killing numerous residents and wrecking thousands of homes. Across Bates and Vernon counties in Missouri, and nearby Kansas towns, roofs collapsed, crops destroyed, and livestock perished as the funnel cloud advanced, with Arkansas later struck and additional fatalities reported. Mount Carmel's district also suffered heavy losses, with two deaths and extensive property damage totaling tens of thousands of dollars.
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St. Louis
Colony
Anderson County
Fort Deott
Anderson
Linn
Prescott
Jaiin County
Richard Harkness
Wena
Miuntek
Oakwood
Lita
Flinn
Minn
Jacob Brock
William McPold
Bogart
M. Odell
Hogan
Wif
Iam
Browningburn
Prescott Mill
Sarah Crana
Tripp
Kansas City
Manloyva Brothers
Gocery
Miami Junction
Prascott
Lown
Prascottia
William McHale
Yatelek Lyon
Saral Crone
Kansas
Bates County
Missouri
Boragus
Birb Hill
Aunwot
Eyelung
Sean
Sprague
Huino
Miles Miller
Millar
Humble Station
Pacific Railroad
Dr. Smith
Hich Till
Mr. Miller
Parsons
Samuel Porter
George Hibler
Marinon
J. Baugh
H. Overman
George Daniels
Mar. Gaudises
Batuol Bealy
J. C. Robinson
Robert Robinson
William Batty
William Pettit
Willian Koennet
Arkansas
Ozark
Clarksville
Searcy
Star Wept
Nevads
Moe
Mount Cynwen
Esveral
John Bt. Wirth
Cowls Keratolp
Vity
Harvay Riggs
Hutchins
Miga Maggis Wirth
Colm Kollar
John Prices
Dacol
Tine Morman
C, CO
Langenfolter
Beall
Maj. Chapman
John H. Wirth
Thomas Crundyn
L. Aborn
Murray Rigg
John Kendall
Join Kollar
Robert Wallace
Kilmer Coath
Bob
PS Dunkle
William Bock
James Hutehine
Simon Cotyherry
Jerry Ballard
Georgy Gilkinson
Ada Raber
Burton Ballard
Atort
Franco-German Dispute Seen Largely Amicable in Early Reports
London April 5 A Paris special says the French cabinet may submit the whole case to a world power arbiter if new difficulties arise. German officials claim Schone bales stirred treason in Alsace-Lorraine and announce substantial proof. A German commission reports the arrest of M Schnuebeiles occurred on German soil with charges of treason supported by strong evidence.
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Lonnon
Schone Bales
Alsace-Loraine
Germany
Lavern
Meta
M. Schnaebetel
M. Schnuebeles
Fagoraal
Rhodd
Judge Black
Wasuiatoy Urry
Gan
George
Sharidan
Nia
Col. J. G. Ingersoll
Ingernoll
Judge Jack
North American Review
Black
Col
Potter resigns as CBQ VP to join Union Pacific
Thomas J. Potter vice president of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad resigns after twenty five years to become vice president of Union Pacific and Oregon Navigation. He will head Omaha operations with a higher salary and oversee the railroad’s other properties.
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Attar
Tha A
Ih & Q
U. S
Cuicano
Thomas J. Potter
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Afeoot
Mp. Votter
Union Pacific Railroad
Oregon Navigation Company
Omaha
President Cleveland Not Accepting Nomination Rumors
Washington to St Louis reports claim President Cleveland may decline a renomination. Col Lamont and other allies dispute specifics while some say he would welcome party endorsement but seek not a personal bid for power. Missouri Senator Cockrell and Western leaders express caution, with NY delegates and Kings County figures described as shaping the party stance ahead of a convention.
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Wasninaron Grey
Washington
St. Louia
Republican
Cleveland
Col. Lamont
Imim
Ballave
Sanstor Cockrell
Missouri
Madle
Sunator
Leing
Ian Duiran
Huy
Iin
Democratic Party
Tian
bin Wa
Toolinga
Atulerson
Olio
New York
Oried
Ataly
Kings County
Wis
Tammany
Edward Cooper
Howitt
Whitnay
Ellery Anderson
Democrathe
Albany ‘Vines
Rochester Union
Uru
Byracuis
Lockport
Troy
Bim
Visit to Mr Blaine Includes Private Reception
In Chicago on April 28 the Epish American Republican club gathered in room No 4 at the brand Pacific. Mr Emmons Blaine declined public speaking due to his father's health but welcomed visitors in his private room and exchanged greetings with 100 Germ-American attendees.
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Joe Lad
Brand Pacific
Emmons Blaine
Blaine
Clib-Room
bin Julia
Blaing
Messrs
Finerty
Brady
Marye
Jim
Blake
Controversy and racing notes from diverse April reports
A sprawling April dispatch covers political intrigue over private data and a claim against a congressional speaker race, plus a new Anti-Poverty society, a Grand Opera House exhibition, Louisville Derby entries, and broader racing and baseball results. It also notes the Canadian Pacific Railway dispute threats, Australian and New York figures, and clergy warnings tied to McGlynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Apeil Xie
McGlynn
Yonry George
Uw Tv
Inter-State Commerce Act action faces rail and water routes
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a seventy-five day temporary exemption for long and short haul rules affecting railroads and water transport. It will study permanent policy on Boston freight movements, with petitions from Northern Pacific, Santa Fe, and other lines under review. Officials warn of potential water-road price pressure if rail exemptions persist.
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Waaninavon Urry
Hanthoras Pacilla
Atchiwon
Topeka
Santa Ws
St Louis
San Francisco
Comtasseion
Boston
Commission
Tharikonda
G. P. Clarke
New England
Leon
Saya
Alussia
Clirge
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House of
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Sullivan
Jhmato Carroll
Bob Marrell
George Lablanche
Martie
Joe Tannon
Lovming
J. Halawin
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Brooklyn Jockey Club
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Tmials
Uresdars! Association
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St. Louia & San Francisco Railway
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U. 8
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M. EB
Matthew G. Emory
Grant
Senor
Don Matias Umero
Hinily ‘Thornton Charles
J. A. J. Cronweill
Grand Army of the Republic
Grant Monument
Endicott
Washington City
Hwa
War Department
Capitol
Lieut
Dunenhower
John W. Danenhower
Ouwego
N. Y
Qou
Washinaron City
C. ¢ Augur
Augur
Secord
Roslyn
Wasumoron City
J. M. Levy
Podtoiles
Dr. Fischer
Uy Lim
CA Little & CO
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Ullnods
J. A. Dirksen
Hebel & Mooge
Sind
Chicago Street
Hebel & Moogs
Freeport
Illinois
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