Deadly cyclone devastates Chandler Oklahoma town
A fierce cyclone struck Chandler Oklahoma late last night, killing and injuring many as it tore through the 1500 to 1800 resident town. Fire, flooding, and widespread destruction followed, with communications cut and aid efforts organized from Guthrie and nearby towns. Dead numbers exceed twenty with 150 plus injured. list includes John Dawson, James Woodyard, Mrs Hemp Mitchell, and Chief Justice Dale among the affected. Relief camps and medical teams began treating the wounded as the community faced a long recovery.
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Dalewan
Abell Top
Meda
Guthrie
Sid
Ruina
Jobn Dawson
Lincoln
Neb
James Woodyard
el Dorado
Kan
Woo
Mra Hemp Mitchell
Tom Smt
H. Demoff
Emme Dressinger
D.C Johnson
Phillip Johnson
Les
A W. Keller
Arthur Jewell
Peggy Johnson
Frank McCall
D.C. Gooding
Maggit Resyes
Andrew Asher
Cullum
Jennie Wooderd
Woodyard
Eaery Footer
John McCarteee
United Sierce
Marshal Nagle
N. Nidienk
John Foster
Sam Winthrop
George McClenry
Olam
Chandler Ium
Tia
Busineas
Mitchell Hotel
Grend Inland
Fort Reno
Abelter
Dale
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Court House
Snowbound Regions Struggle as Storm Wrecks Trails
Reports from Driven Colasado and Canverns Wyoming describe heavy snow, telegraph outages, and crippled rail service. Freight trains halted, passengers stranded, and stock ranges forecast to suffer as blizzard conditions persist. A washout near Ausapzzy BC worsens regional disruption with flooding and widespread transportation paralysis.
Snow in Dakota and firm liquidation in Missouri
Snow blanketed Dakota with two and a half feet of accumulation across counties and heavy snowfall expected to continue. In Loom, Missouri, the Charles Benmidt Toy and Notion Company declared assets of 837,600 and liabilities of 55,000 after liquidation. The Hoar amendment to the arbitration treaty passed the Senate by a large majority in Washington.
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Old Tev Siera Restgue. Ar
Loom
Charles Benmidt Toy and Notion Company
Washimaton
Hoar
Senate
Flooding spreads as Mississippi levees break near Greenville
Three Mississippi levee breaks threaten towns from Wayside seven miles below Greenville to Stokes landing near Gunnison. The three breaches widen and flood vast areas, putting Greenville and surrounding counties at risk, with thousands homeless and extensive property damage forecast. Rescue and relief efforts mobilize as rail and state machinery coordinate aid.
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M. Cheek
Kate Adams
Stokes’ Landing
Huntington
Mississippi
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Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Stokes
Sunny Wild Plantation
Gunnison
Good River
Roxedale
Perthshire
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SA Charles
Ark
Qgpearville
Mies
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Rosedale
Gnomeon
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Tehama
Mare
Westover
Thomas W. Cridier
West Virginia
Jacob Treher
Arkansas
United States
Eastern District of Arkansas
Henry M. Cooper
Srkansas, Marhal
United States Centern Diestrict of
Arkanean
Tariff Vote Marks End of Extraordinary Sessions
The end of the extraordinary session looms as Congress nears a tariff vote in the House. Amendments from the committee of the whole were set for votes, including one proposing an April 1 effective date. Debate closed with party lines, the bill passing 305 to 191 after a close tally on motions to recommit and to adopt a delayed effective date.
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Dockery
Missouri
Anlenn
McMillin
Tennessee
Dingley
Maine
Senate Reorganization Moves to Gain Committee Control
The Republican Senate caucus pressed toward reorganizing committee memberships with Hints of a deal with populists for chairmanships. Senators Jones Stewart Kyle named as beneficiaries, while Hoar opposed any populist recognition.
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Senate
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Jones
Nevada
Stewart
Kyle
Hoar
Massachusetts
McKinley plan eyed for bimetallic envoy posts
The National Review hints President McKinley may name three to five high‑ranking agents to negotiate on bimetallism abroad, while insiders say formal accrediting commissioners are premature and tariff issues loom. A separate report from Fort Smith, Arkansas describes George Kimbrel, a Black assailant, mortally wounded after shooting toll keeper William Casey and being shot in the head by Casey’s son.
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Canton
Cuba
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Judge Day
Ohio
McKinley
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MacRinley
Liso
Fort Smith
Ark
George Kimbrel
Poteau Bridge
William Casey
Casey
Hunter Fails To Clinch In Kentucky Senate Ballot
Faancroft March 81 The Kentucky Statesman reports the senator ballot results with Hunter leading at 60 on the first ballot, Blackburn 42, Davie 18, Boyle 7, Stone 1.194 present of 63 needed. Fourth ballot Hunter 57 Blackburn 40 two more pairs. Fifth ballot Hunter 59 Blackburn 41. An adjournment followed at 1:25.
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Hunter
Blackburn
Davie
Boyle
Stone
Apple Boom Collapses Across Missouri in Price Slump
Missouri and the western states endure a severe apple collapse as prices plummet to 25 cents a bushel, with thousands of barrels rotting in cold storage and many growers abandoning fruit rather than ship it to town. Also included are brief local items about a Columbus stable hand learning he is an heir to $200,000 and two convicts escaping a train in Iowa.
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John W. Cammish
Knipper Bros
Usat
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Yorkshire
England
Cammish
Lobdell gains control of Daily Standard to keep paper Democratic
United States Marshal Neely takes half interest in the Leavenworth Daily Standard, pledging to maintain its Democratic stance. Also reported: a fatal New York fire claims three lives. nominations favorably reported for postmaster general and interior department. ex Senator Angus Cameron dead. pension agent appointment in Topeka. Murdock pursues Congress seat. Kansas free silver forces organize with Bryan backing.
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Cameron
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United States Senate
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Wisconsin
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Times
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W. Glick
Topeks
Trix
McKinley
Topeka
Bent Murdock
Torna
Marc Does
Eldorado Republickan
Butler County
M. M. Murdock
Congress
Fourth Congressional District
Washington
Torres
Free Silver Forces of
Kansas
Parsons
Carl Vrooman
Vrooman
W. J. Bryan
Market cattle and grain notes from March 31
Receipts across markets show Sabket and Susrz steady to strong with mixed results. Prices quoted for Hevea, cows and stockers vary, while Hoss receipts total about 19 000 with shipments near 800. Worm and Care futures list cash and May, July, Sept figures. market broadly steady with light to moderate activity.
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