Ohio floods halt streetcar service and hit factories
Cincinnati reports rising waves flood streets and shut lines with Third Baymiller and Spring Grove areas submerged. About 400 workers lose jobs as BE D Albro and Cincinnati Veneer close. Miller Trantler rolling mill also shuts, threatening 60 to 61 feet of water and more closures.
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Third and
Baymiller-sts
Spring Grove-ave
Elmore St
Sedamsville
Anderson’s Ferry
John-st
Harrison-ave
Cumminsville
BE. D.albro Company
Cincinnati Veneer Company
Sixth-st
Freeman
Miller-Trantler Rolling Mill
Coyington
Republic Steel Company
Sixth and Freeman
Batch of Appointments in McKinley Administration
President McKinley issued a set of appointments including Andrew J. Cochran as judge for eastern Kentucky and James Maar as attorney for pene Kentucky. Additional posts include Gordon Paddock in New York and Courtlandt ix Bolles in Pennsylvania. A list of new army officers mentions J Milton Thompson and Albert L Myer with other senior rank promotions.
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Washington
McKinley
Andrew J. Cochran
Eastern Kentucky
James Maar
Pene Kentucky
Sharp
Astern Kentucky
Gordon Paddock
New York
Seoul
Korea
Courtlandt ix
Bolles
Pennsylvania
Kent
Germany
Charles M. Dickinson
Sofia
Algaria
J. Milton Thompson
Albert L. Myer
Ednesday
Aguinaldo
Oliver P. M. Hazzard
Rusrd
Funamous
Carnegie steel bonds to be exchanged in New York shipment
In a few days at Carnegie steel company works 54,000 bonds separated and coupons, will be transported from Pittsburg to New York to be exchanged for steel ends. A special express car will be used to move them, filling thirty Sara funks with the securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORK
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburg City
Train derailment devastates B. O. Target building
A car on a Savannah coal train jumped the track Wednesday, demolishing the B. O. Target building. Engineer Fred Johns was instantly killed. Operator Ir. E. Hoke and Engineer Woodford were badly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnbridge
Msyavanna
B.O
Fred Johns
Ir. E. Hoke
Woodford
Fire at Barker, Williams & Co. shop kills firefighter in Pittsburg
Tireman Edward Hagmaier died Wednesday night at the Pennsylvania Ave fire that leveled the Barker Williams & Co establishment and damaged nearby properties. Loss estimated at 485,000. In Dallas, the opera house burned Thursday morning causing about 100,000 in damage. The Knowles hypnotizers are performing there this week.
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Pittsburg
Edard Hagmaier
Pennsylania Ave
Barker, Williams ,& Co
Dallas
Tex
Dallas Opera House
Ozs
Knowles
Russia Seizes Ching-Hai Bay in Korea
Advices from the Orient report Russia has taken possession of Ching-Hai bay in Korea, establishing a base for extensive operations. The dispatch notes this tactical gain amid ongoing regional maneuvers and shifts in control.
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Vancouver
B. C
Orient
Russia
Ching-Hai Bay
Korea
Vaudeville Courtroom Follies Highlight Finkman Ericson Case
Lively police court session features Mrs. Mary Ericson and Peter Finkman in a feud over a bedroom set and alleged improper relations. Witnesses clash and officers note a “wie ner worst” gang tie as Judge Daly fines both sides. Both vow appeals.
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Police Court
Schwab
Mary Ericson
Peter Finkman
Finkman
Mriison
Orion
Cox
Orton
Kidnapping Trial Identifies Abductor by Voice
Eddie Cudahy in Omaha testifies he positively identified Jim Callahan as one kidnapper. He did not see the thief’s face due to a blindfold but recognized his voice at the police station as Callahan faces trial for the ransom case.
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Cudahy
Jim Callahan
Callahan
Eddie
Kindnaper
Thrashers Protective Association Planned in Indiana Invasion
Organizers launch a new national protective group for thrashing but aims to cover all men in the thrashing industry. The association seeks to promote mutual competition control and is said to include farmers who thrash as a summer sideline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrashers
National Protective Association
Indiana
Mutuals
Civil War Vet Joshua Shearer Dies After Delirium Tremens At Home
Elimira New York April 25 Joshua Shearer a Civil War veteran suffering from delirium tremens returned home Wednesday night and nearly assaulted his elderly wife then died from delirium tremens Doctors say Neighbors found him dead and his wife unconscious
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Elmira
Is. Y
Joshua Shearer
Tragic deaths and unsettled claims sweep multiple towns
Reports detail suicides in New York and Parkersburg along with a murder claim in Pittsburg. A Harlan man applies for a battleship destroying device patent. A Chicago man is killed and others injured in a building collapse during rail yard work. Weatherford faces excitement over 300 settlers staking claims in Caddo country as cowboys are arrested and cattle theft charges emerge.
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Weatherford
O. T
McCarthy
Pierre ‘Wibaux
Ji Dawson
Cobbky
Market Ad Listing Pantry Staples and Cookie Treats
The Block Co advertises skirt binding in plain black velveteen at KF inches wide by the yard. Nutmegs priced 2. per 3.2.02. Cheese at 15¢ per pound. Ginger snaps sold by the pound.
Cuban Teachers Visit Spurs Health Revival in Havana
Hundreds of Cuban teachers visiting the United States last summer sparked a health revival in Havana and Santiago. The crowd embraces the American motto sound mind in a sound body and shows faith in Paine's celery compound as a remedy. Mrs Belen Guerra of Santiago testifies to its benefits for gout and mobility, boosting confidence in the product across Cuba.
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United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
America
Paine
Daavana
Santiago
Havana
Belen Guerra
Wells, Richardson Co
Georgia Governor Criticizes Northern Aid for Negro Education
Savannah report on Governor Cand ler remarks during Ogden party tour. He argues southern negro colleges thrive without northern funding and opposes higher education for Negroes, saying they should be taught trades and not fine arts. He claims endowments exist in Georgia capitol dome view and asserts white schooling is sufficient.
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South
Capitol of
Georgia
Darky
Indianapolis Sanitary Association Report Highlights Market Cleansing
A pamphlet issued by the Indianapolis Sanitary Association led by Mrs. George Merritt and Miss Hester McClung reviews the group's work. It notes the central market cleansing as the chief accomplishment, condemns market officials for using pink powder as a disinfectant instead of removing debris, and urges strict enforcement of the anti spitting ordinance.
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Indianapolis Sanitary Association
George Merritt
Hester McClung
Family Contracts Smallpox Infections In City
Frank Beverus and wife Mary of 619 Maxwell Street faced a health board report as new smallpox victims. Their 4 year old daughter Georgia was already listed as a case on April 1.
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Frank Beverus
Mary
Maxwell Sr
Health Board
Georgia
Griffith Sues Walman to Dissolve Firm and Appoint Receiver
Robert W. Griffith filed suit Thursday against Salem P. Walman to dissolve the Griffith and Walman Manufacturing Company and appoint a receiver. He alleges Walman refuses to allow book inspections. Grace Block, 14, 504 W Twenty fourth St, was brought to City dispensary Thursday with a badly sprained wrist and elbow skinning after a cow led by chain dragged her while she tried to move it to pasture. Honest John Kelly of New York states every dollar of his brokerage firm’s bus fed will be paid.
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Robert W. Griffith
Salem P. Walman
Griffith & Walman Manufacturing Company
Walman
Grace Block
City Dispensary
John’. Kelly
New York
Kelly
Indiana Banks Show Strong Growth Across State
Deputy auditor L G Rotshchild released a compilation of 101 Indiana bank reports. Total assets reach 24 249 880 14 up over 700 000 since January, driven by loans. deposits rise about 500 000 and surplus 40 000. Cash carries slightly down, signaling active business and money demand. Gross capital stock totals 4 511 145 and combined deposits 18 206 514 26.
Maria Saxton Mckinley Aunt Dies in Canton Suburbs
Mrs. Maria Saxton aunt of Mrs. McKinley died Thursday at her Canton suburban home in Ohio.
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Canton, O
Maria Sax
Ton
Day
Corn Market Mixed as Supplies Press on Chicago Board
Chicago April 25 Corn closed fractionally lower from Wednesday. May futures at 48 cents after trading between 47.5 and 48. Some buying near 49 cents on Armour line covering. Seaboard bought, local receipts 72 cars, seaboard imports 44 boatloads. Wheat higher with July at 74 to 78. Oats May 26. Provisions mixed with July pork near 14.60 and ribs around 7.96. Eggs and butter varied, cheese prices steady. Live poultry varied by class and type.
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Chicago
Armour
Seaboard
Grain Prices and Milling Terms Listed in Markets
Wholesale grain prices show wheat Red and white grades with several quantity codes. Milling freight rates and April futures are included, along with various corn White and mixed descriptions and mixed lot rates. Oats and bread oats terms appear with multiple grade and quantity notes.
Bargains On Sale All Day
A sale offers items in sizes 5 to S and 9 to 14 with discounts available throughout the day. The readable fragment suggests a retail promotion but provides limited specifics on products or brands.
Draperies and textiles advertise heavy discounts on curtains
An old newspaper ad lists draperies rugs and textiles including heavy jute wear 20c quality and Nottingham curtains 314% yards long 54 inches wide at 2.00 quality. It offers tapestry portieres 3.25 quality cable net 54 inches wide 8c quality wish net 45 and 54 inches 20c quality and more on muslin ginghams ticking and outing flannel with various quality prices.
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Aeust
Axminster and Smyrna
Nottingham
Aoney
Amoskeag and Lancaster
Belfast
Bargains in Muslin Underwear and Cambric Arrivals
Bargains feature umbrella skirts with knee flounces and lace edges at 1 dollar. Gowns in empire and Hubbard styles trimmed with lace and embroidery go for 1 dollar. Drawers in cambric with deep hems priced at 25 cents. Children’s muslin gowns tucked yoke in all sizes selling around 55 cents.
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Creeder Wight
Empire and
Hubbard
Luisi
Market Notes at Interstate Stockyards and Indianapolis
Auction text reports mixed grain and hay prices, cattle and hog receipts, and quotations from Interstate Stockyards in Indianapolis and Union Stock Yards in Indianapolis on April 25. Cattle prices include Good to prime steers 1,250 to 1,300 pounds at 20 98 to 15 5 75, and Hogs range 5 60 to 6 00 per hundredweight with assorted lots. Sheep and lamb quotes appear modest with good to choice ranges.
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Apolis
Union Stock Yards
Indianapolis
Upwatas Coenpeee
Teteeeener Meessessene
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Thrashers Combine
John Schunk
Louisville
S. Sheckler
Wellsville
Mary Manluiewicz
Sadie Morris
Parkersburg
Mrs. Morris
Joseph Pusutiri
Wm. H. Block Co
Wm. H. Block. Co
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Flaenge Garden Np
Abe Eees
Tea Fe Welle
Mer
Gov. Candler
Fine Arts
Savannah, Ga
Candler
Ogden
Gov
Ernor
City Life
L. G. Rotshchild
M'Brrenley
City Grain Market
Feteee
Vici
Underskirts
Mattings
Jardinieres
Tetlow
HEINZ
California
Thompson & Tayk
Wes Deb
Tyas
Cortland
Eecen Eens
Timothy
Hay
Interstate Stock Yards
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Vale of
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