Floods Hit Lincoln Nebraska With Eight Inch Rainfall
In Lincoln Nebraska a fraction over eight inches of rain fell between 10 PM Sunday and 6 AM Monday causing severe flooding. One drowned, a Turk named Michael Sardon, and reports said two children may have died in a suburb though unconfirmed. West Lincoln flooded from a foot to five feet, wholesale district warehouses and basements inundated, trains stalled, and communication cut off. Nearby Osceola saw six inches, with Union Pacific washouts halting traffic. the Blue and Nomata rivers rose, worsening conditions south and east of the city.
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Lincoln
Neb
Michael Sardon
Burlington
Westend
Little Russia
Chicago
Stirlington, & Quincy
Union Pacific
West Lincoln
Osceola
Blue
Nomata
Rise in Cotton Prices Sparks Bull Movement Across Markets
New York cotton prices climbed to 20 cents per pound on Monday amid urgent demand and optimism over a flood of new crop movement in the southwest. Traders warned the bull trend may mark the peak of war era gains, with prices the highest for delivery since the Civil War and well above the 1900s peak. In Portugal, Lisbon reports orderly preliminary elections with Republicans winning in Lisbon and Oporto, while monarchists are expected to gain a large share nationwide.
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York
New York
Wenerty
Southwest
Ruhdard Av Cemperri
Portugal
Lisbon
Pasbon
Oporto
Io Dificult
Four Reported Killed In North Dakota Tornado
A North Dakota town near Carrington was struck by a tornado Monday night, causing four deaths. The report from Heaton notes scarce details but confirms fatalities and damage in the area.
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St. Paul
Minn
Pioneer Press
Heaton
N. D
Northern Pacific
Carrington
Rankin Nominated by Republicans for Seventh Kentucky Seat
Frankfort Kentucky The Republican district committee unanimously nominates M C Rankin of Henry County to oppose Democratic incumbent Campbell Cantrell in the Seventh Kentucky district Rankin accepts the nomination and will run for Congress.
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Congress
Frankfort
Republican District Committee
M. C. Rankin
Henry County
Kentucky
Campbell Cantrell
Rankin
Quiet in Korea Public Proclamation Quietly Accepted
Seoul officials announced a notation of Korea with no ceremony at 11 o clock Monday. The public received the news calmly as earlier reports had discounted the proclamation.
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Korea
Seoul
Sioux City Live Stock Market Prices Report
Sioux City livestock market quotations show Teeves at 5.20066.00 and Tog Tess Sy.10 with current bid figures and market activity noted for the session in Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Monrdkis
Teeves
Tess
Louisiana Governor Declines Senate Seat
Gov. J. Y. Sanders of Louisiana issues a statement saying he will decline to qualify as United States senator for the expired term of Samuel D. McBarrs, turning down the election to fill the seat.
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New Orleans
J. Y. Sanders
Louisiana
United States
Samuel D. McBarrs
J W Harkins Ends Life in Plainfield Home
Playwright James W. Harkins, cousin of J Harkins, committed suicide Monday night in a bedchamber at the Plainfield home. He shot himself with a revolver. ill health was listed as the cause.
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J.W. Harkins
Plainfield
James W. Harkins
James Harkins
Hidalgo Conspiracy and Revolt Led by Father Hidalgo
A detailed account traces Father Miguel Hidalgo’s rise from parish priest to revolutionary leader. It covers the 1810 conspiracy at Valladolid, Hidalgo’s daring advances with Allende and Aldama, the march through Guanajuato and Guanajuato, battles near Guadalajara and Valladolid, and his final retreat before Calzada’s forces. The piece notes later centennial celebrations planned for Mexico and international commemorations.
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Dolores
Miguel Hidalgo
Father Hidalgo
Christobal Hidalgo
Costilla
Ana Maria de Gallags
Corralejo
Guanajuato
Collee
San Nicolas
Mexico City
Bia
Patisblonda
Valladolid
New Spain
Fernando Viz
Valla‘dolkl
Queratara
Teresi
Carreridor
Rankor
Fat City
Ildalgo
Inkiff
Ignacio Allende
Allende
Tidalgo
Vidalao
Flueretara
Himerd
Testrabion
Didsaien
Mately
Teleres
Queretar
Haliever
San Miguel el Cande
Hidalgo
Aldana
Michoacan
Aldama
Vidalgo
Arel J
Callela
San Lata Potosi
Caliefa
Aculeo
Guanajuata
Catleja
Joss
Vidalea
Guaralajara
Flere
Trincico Tepe Tlayon
Hualee
Guadalajara
Calicia
Calderon
Hidalgd
Sallilio
United States
Bozondo
Ancient Egyptian marriage contract reveals witty vows and dower terms
A Demotic manuscript from the fourth century recounts a humorous Nile tale where Isis jokingly discharges her husband and vows to return two and a half tenths of silver. The contract highlights a playful, candid side of Egyptian domestic life behind mythic tombs and gloom.
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Joseph Ant
Iuok
Pharaoh
Red Sea
Charles Johnson
Harners Weekly
Nile Valley
Delta
Nile
Isis
Chicago
Reno
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Co M
Sawyer
Nebras
KA Capital
Prieat
Hpanjarde
Tidalka
Arma
Martinez
Rincon
San Miguel of
Grande
Huadalupe
Diaz
National Palace
Celaya
Pete Hiding
Poapie
Allen de Mos
Secon
Cannaand
Hidalss
Cuanajuate
Bent
Clinio
Miedo
Alleide
Republic
Mexlén
Mexican Porta
France
Germeny
Chita
Mexica
Mexico
Germany
Humboldt
Ghina
México
Porfirio Diaz
Montezuma
Cortez
Merseo
Aaa
Porrmio Diaz
Camylaral
Meexico
Maro
Americas
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