Tornado Wipes Snyder Oklahoma Town In Early News Report
Reports say Snyder in Kiowa County Oklahoma was devastated by a tornado at 11 pm striking from the southwest and moving northeast through the business district. Casualties are feared with estimates up to two hundred dead and many injured as wires failed and relief trains were dispatched from nearby towns.
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Snyder
Hobart
Tormudo
Oklahoma City and Western Railway
Kiewa County
Oklahoma
Kiowa
Comanche
St. Louis and
San Francisco Railway
Quanah
Wnifter
Bryan Snyder
Guthrie
Irisco
Mountain Park
Iowa County
Bobart
Anadarko
Irisco Railroad
Chickasha
Kiowa County
Quindan
Woodward County
O. W. Qcox
Russian Far East Naval Build Up and Manchuria Front
A French message from Baigon notes Nebogatoff’s squadron joining Rojestvensky near Indo China. Three Russian squadrons are planned with Voelkersam, Enquist, and Nebogetof in command as Rojestvensky contemplates a final stage toward Vladivostok and potential battles near Korea Straits. The piece also analyzes Japan’s Manchuria advance, French neutrality, and Russian supply routes via French harbors before Mukden era maneuvers.
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Baigon
Nebogatoff
Rojestvensky
Saigon
Indo-China
St. Petersburg
Voelkersam
Enquist
Formosa
Straits of Korea
Vishivostok
Japan
Vladivostock
France
Togo
Cape of Good Hope
Madagascar
Indian Ocean
Vladivostok
Tsugari Straits
Pacific
Manchuria
Qrama
Hirin
Girostok
Mukden
Oyama
Tieling
Vieling
Hnes
Korea
Orama
Liaorang
Wourepatkin
New Jersey to Spend 1,000,000 on Mosquito Fight
The New Jersey Legislature approved a statewide mosquito control bill. It allocates up to 1,000 per first and second class city and 500 for smaller municipalities with marshlands, sharing costs 60/40 with the state covering up to the limit. The plan funds larvicide and preventive measures including draining marshes, sealing water holes, flushing catch basins, fumigating cellars, and stocking water with fish to curb breeding.
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New Jersey
Tower House
Carey
New Jerriey
Attack
Feu
Clerical Appointee Recalled and Pueblo Store Fire
Arogud Giobe and Maz Marchetti, longtime auditor of the apostolic delegation in Washington DC, has been recalled. Berceraman Brothers’ Pueblo Colorado furnishings store suffered a fire loss estimated at 85 000 pounds. Three Lick Observatory parties prepare for the solar eclipse expedition with destinations Tebrador Egypt and Barcelona Spain.
Strawberries Rot as Shipping Shortfall Hits North
Northern markets faced scarce berries and higher prices last week while Chadbourne Texas saw over 200000 dollars worth of berries rot due to shipping delays. Commission men offered 20 dollars per crate but buyers could not ship. teams hauled berries to the river and dumped them.
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Chadbourne
M. C
Northern Commission
Mredas
Immigration records shattered in New York port
Tuesday in New York nearly five thousand immigrants arrived with about seven thousand passing through Ellis Island inspection gates. The facilities on the island were overwhelmed as twenty two inspectors processed arrivals at top speed while others remained on ships awaiting entrance.
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New York
Fis Island
Oklahoma Tornado at Snyder Mirrors 1896 Devastation
A Snyder Oklahoma tornado in May caused massive destruction with hundreds injured and about 100 dead. The town nearly wiped out with only six buildings left standing. freak wind effects included a windlass pulley blown apart and a 200 foot well emptied by wind pressure.
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Snyder
Oklahoma
St. Lewis
J. B. Ralston
C. P. Hibbert
Gulf States
North Carolina
Mississippi
Ohio
Rocy
Atlantic
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Three Canal Plans For Building The Tathmian Waterway
Three plans are under consideration for the Tathmian canal. The sea level Ouse plan is favored by Engineers Parsons and Bure, with limited support from Chief Engineer Wallace. Bunau Varilla promotes the French Comite Technique plan, arguing it will honor France. The Bates plan aims for a middle course, with initial summit at 82.5 to 105 feet and potential depth later.
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Ouse
Parsons
Bure
Wallace
Comite
Bunau- Varilla
Fanames
Republic of Washington
France
Bonan-Varilla
Mackintosh Industry Crashes Amid Factory Closures
Two factories at Canning Town and Silverfaern in Fag closed due to dwindling orders as waterproof mackintosh material is displaced by waterproof fabric. In three years the Mackintosh trade has been unsettled by Cainproof cloth replacing the traditional material.
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Canning Town
Silverfaern
Bern
Chicago Labor Turmoil Grips City Amid Violent Strikes
Widespread unrest to the point of deaths and injuries marks the teamsters strike in Chicago. Police and deputy sheriffs ride with non union drivers on wagons as merchants push business. officials seek arbitration while labor leaders threaten broader action including a general shutdown if needed. Conflict centers on Montgomery Ward and the Employers' Teaming Company with non union labor and violent clashes reported across the city.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Team- Sters
Teamsters
E Kohlsaat
Sherman
Charles Dold
Chicago Federation of Labor
Dold
Healy
Dunne
Gaiment
Federation of Labor
Teamsters’ Union
Montgomery Ward & Co
Employers’ Teaming Company
Wrest Virginia
Megraes
Narv Unian
St. Louis
President Roosevelt Arrives in Chicago at Northwestern Station
President Roosevelt lands in Chicago after west hunting trips and is greeted by Gov. Denene and Mayor Dapge. Police and detectives secure the railway station as crowds line the route to the Auditorium Annex. He attends a Merchants Club luncheon and Iroquois Club banquet while addressing the labor strike and calling for federal supervision of railroads and major corporations.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Northwestern
Deneen
Dapge
Merchants
Hamilton
Iroquois Clubé
Ofinis
Deaeen
Auditorium
First Tivisis
United States Secret
Police Department
Hamilton Club
Merchants Club
Iroquois Club
Shea
Teamsters
Donne
Denesa
Roosevalt
Tso
Congress
Panama Canal
Lance
Piar
Tauauea
Notable 1900s Figures With Tart Comments And Titles
A collection of brief notes lists Bishop Potter on temperance, Governor Hanty of Indiana on never entering a srioen, John Philip Sousa criticizing British piracy of his music, Postmaster General Cortelyou as an amateur pianist, Tudie Pepper as Missouri’s top whittler, plus assorted remarks about judges, admirals, and officers.
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Bishop Potter
Gov. Hanty
Indiana
John Philip Sensa
Cortelyou
United States
Tudie Pepper
Ton Perdicatis Denounces Raisuli as Patriot at NY Library Club
Ton Perdicatis, captured at Raisuli’s bandit raid in Moerseeo, died for ransom. He spoke at a New York Library Club dinner, declaring Raisuli a patriot striving to lead his nation to independence.
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Ton Perdicatis
Raisuli
Moerseeo
New York Library Club
Green and Garner Extradition Hearing Set on Merits
United States government contractors Green and Garner who have been in hiding in Canada are defeated again. Their extradition petition will be heard on its merits to determine the government’s request for their return.
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Green
Garner
United States
Canada
Santa Fe Train Derailed near Ashfen Drive
A Santa Fe passenger train from Fernavisco was ditched near Ashfen Drive. Engineer Richer and Bit man Metton were injured in the incident and reported as the only crew members affected.
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Santa Fe
Fernavisco
Ashfendr
Richer and
Bitman Metton
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W. H. Brownson
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