Floods Along Ohio River and Tributaries Pause Rail Travel
Unprecedented rainfall floods banks of the Ohio and tributaries. Steam and electric rail lines are suspended as tracks flood. Damage reported to gardens and structures along Millcreek. One storm casualty list notes eight injured, one killed, and one burned in Abie area. Train delays persist in St. Louis with washouts near river towns.
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Train wreck near All station reported with casualties
Freight collision in dense fog wrecked the rear sleeper of a train near All station. Ten passengers lightly damaged and one seriously hurt. Telegraph wires down, preventing full casualty details. Also reported: various items including legal actions, arrests, and a patent office summary from March.
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Kansas and national race notes sweep old and new dates
March reports from multiple districts outline political shifts and legal moves. Kansas lawmakers debate municipal courts replacing justice courts while salaries and fees face changes. Bribery probes and committee actions color the legislative scene as governors, senators, and representatives maneuver amid party dynamics.
McKinley Cabinet Nominations Referred and Confirmed
President McKinley sent in cabinet nominations for Sherman Gage Alger McKenna Gary Long Bliss Wilson and others. Senate confirmed Sherman and referred remaining picks to committees then recessed awaiting full action.
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Senator Hedner sworn in to succeed Sherman
In Wasermeron on March 5, Mark Heens was sworn in this forenoon as editor to succeed Bherman, reargned.
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Message From Lee Wasumeton Cable Dispatch
March 6 bulletin reports Olacy received Havana cablegram stating all is quiet with no excitement. It expresses hope for prompt trial for all Americans imprisoned. Those found innocent will be released and those guilty will be expelled from the inland area.
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Mexican outbreaks spark anti American sentiment in Mexico
A Globe Democrat dispatch from Guadalajara reports rising hostility in Mexico as Boston negotiators Bruce Stowe and Pierce seek talks with the Mexican government over war losses. Newspapers denounce the United States with incendiary language and Mexicans openly insult Americans in streets and shops, with fears of violence toward escorting Americans.
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Justice for Samoa and Kentucky politics collide in early March notices
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New Tin Plate Makers Form United States Association
At a private meeting in this city the American Tinned Plate Manufacturers association was ignored as four new groups formed the Association of Tin Plate Makers of the United States. They plan to cut prices, with 70 percent signing by April 4 as a follow up meeting is scheduled in the city.
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Arkansas coal mine disaster leaves thirty five dead
At Howeramox Arkansas March 5 a Kansas & Texas coal mine exploded killing thirty five workers and injuring many more. Names include Syd Hanley and several colored miners, with burns and likely deaths among the injured. The mine near town had been reopened after a two year idle period, drawing over one hundred workers. Causes are debated, with window shot firing cited by locals.
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Deadly fire devastates Worcester block killing two
A major blaze ripped through Worcester on Main Street destroying blocks 806 to 319. Four stories of brick collapsed as flames spread quickly. At least two firemen were killed and others injured. Losses estimated between 800000 and 1000000 dollars. The Goulding and Day blocks were total losses with crews struck by explosions and collapsing walls.
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Horned vipers fake horns at Regent's Park Zoo
A London Standard report describes a viper at the Regent's Park Zoological Gardens fitted with artificial horn-like structures. Spines inserted into the skin imitate true horns, a fraud likely done to boost value. The keeper notes how the false horn contrasts with the natural, and this appears among several anecdotes of fakery in animal sales.
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Markets Report: Kansas City Prices and Cattle Futures Movements
Market notes show mixed cattle bids with steady to firm tone across Texas and Kansas regions. Receipts reach thousands with mix of heavies and feeders higher, while hogs rise slightly and lambs advance. Chicago grain and dairy futures show modest gains amid steady wholesale demand.
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