Storms devastate wide regions and kill many
Reports detail a massive late winter storm sweeping Kansas Missouri Nebraska Wisconsin Illinois and other states. Dozens killed and many injured amid widespread property loss. Winds hail and flooding cause extensive damage across towns from Kingman to Des Moines and Chicago.
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Two Major New Orleans Fires Terrify City District
A string of large fires devastated eleven blocks of buildings in New Orleans including cotton yards and the Orleans compress. Firefighters battled flames starting near Harvey's ranch and faced a dangerous scene as dozens of structures burned, with extensive cotton losses and fear of arson. The disaster damaged factories, warehouses, and homes, with casualties and widespread property damage. investigators consider possible labor or sabotage motives amid a chaotic night.
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Six Sisters Robbery Ring Pushed By Detectives
April 4 reports from St Louis and Chicago detail police investigations into a gang led by women known as the Six Sisters, accused of highway robberies while dressed as women. The narrative links alleged Schweinfarth assemblies and Wilko Dulchels to the crime spree with extensive testimony planned.
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Senate debate on labor requests and education funding
The Senate discussed three labor demands from organized labor and a bill for public school text books. Members debated financing, appropriations, and constitutional grounds, with speakers from Nevada, Massachusetts, and other states. The session touched on Nicaragua canal plans, army matters, and earlier morning votes, shifting to full Senate consideration.
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Median Rights Association
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Nicaragua
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Alabama
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Misery in Australia and Sweating System Probed
Australia faces unemployment hardship as half time work is extended to keep men on the job. The Sydney mayor favors using the exhibition building as a shelter for the unemployed and needy families. Blanket aid is being provided to the most destitute. In Chicago a House committee investigates the extent of the sweating system in Chicago manufacturing, hearing many workers testify about conditions in various industries.
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Remarkable Galway man cured by Williams pills
An Albany hospital case tells how Charles A Quant of Galway, Saratoga County, regained mobility after years of paralysis. Doctors failed, but after trying Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People via John Marshall, Quant reports dramatic recovery with weight gain and regained use of limbs, aided by a public testimony on the therapy's success.
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