Storms Sweep Towns Drench with Hail and Destruction
Reports from multiple towns describe a cyclone and hailstorms causing extensive damage. Ten buildings wrecked, several homes and barns lost, with total losses around 40 000 and minimal injuries. Smaller towns faced windows shattered, roofs torn, and factories damaged by violent hail and a funnel of wind.
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Corse
J. Clarkson
William Bowen
H. Hyatt
Edward Edwards
Clarkson
Rob Bludgen
W. J H. Howells
G. Frantz
John Marsh
I. Wyne
Shella Barges
Yusxcona
Lloth
Larze Srae
Crhitna
Hreant Neeton
Ind
Walt Whitman Dead at Camden Home After Long Illness
The poet and author Walt Whitman died at his Camden New Jersey residence at 6 45 PM Saturday following a prolonged illness. An autopsy revealed extensive organ disease including absent left lung and multiple heart abscesses. Whitman, born on Long Island, had worked as a printer and journalist before Civil War era writings brought him fame.
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Meladelpha
Aitken
Whitman
Walter Wehituyan
Weat Hills
Long Island
New York
Wiketington
Washington
Death of Patrick Dinan in Cronin tragedy
Patrick Dinan liveryman at 280 North Clark street, who lent the famous white horse and buggy to the Cronin case, died at his home at 2 a.m. Sunday. His evidence helped convict Detective Coughlin, who hired the horse for a supposed friend on the night of May 4, 130. The plan led Dr. Cronin to the Carlton cottage where he was slain.
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Cronin
Cine Age
Patrick Dinan
North
Clark Street
Dan
White Horse and
Bingy
Dr. Cronin
P.O Sullivan
Paige Surrenders in Bank Wreck Case at Painesville
R K Paige cashier and head of the wrecked Painesville bank returned from New York and surrendered to the Cuyahoga sheriff. He waits investigation into bank affairs. President Horace Steele, arrested for indorsing Paige forged notes, was held in Cleveland until bail was posted. Bank liabilities set at 700000 with safeties at Beau 000.
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Painestile Bank
Painesville
Paige
Clevelon
Fatally Hurt Two Girls Struck by Switch Engine
Lisale Deinus, 16, and Mary Kiloger, 19, were returning from work in Evansville Indiana when they attempted to cross the track and were struck by a switch engine. The engine halted after the collision. the engineer did not see them until it was too late.
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Evansvaile
Ind Evanaville
Ind
Lisale Deinus
Mary Kiloger
Mish Devins
Response by Lord Salisbury on arbitration and sealing in Behring Sea
The March 28 reply to Mr Wharton discusses arbitration between Britain and the United States over Behring Sea sealing. It rejects a full interruption of trade, favors an intermediate arrangement, and considers prohibiting sealing during arbitration. It notes rights would be unsettled after ratification and outlines two equitable options for restricting seal hunting with security for damages if the award goes against Britain.
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Kritten
Loxtoes
Lord Salisbury
Julian Paulncefote
Mr. Wharton
Behring Sea
Dune
United States
Ganges
Great Britain
Ita
Julian Pauncetote
Senate
Blaine
Hol. Phelps
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
Dugard
Mr. Edmunds
Dohy Wo Foster
Frederick R. Coudert
William M. Evarts
England
Canada
France
Italy
Sweden
Norway
Arbitration Tribunal
Paris
Dees Ci Ailavue
Pauncesiine
Vraner
Lusia
Paria
Trent
Cioat
Great
Britaly
Russia
Assis
The
United
Behringden
Sealife
Worl Ft
Washington
London
Six Men Drown Crossing River in Skiff
Six colored woodchoppers, eight in a skiff, were crossing the Mississippi opposite Canton, Missouri, when a cross current capsized the boat. Two men survived by clinging to the craft. Drowned: Marbie Shelton, Charles Bradshaw, Squire Hudrens, Dorris Belt, Hugh Tibele, Jake Gross.
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Quincy
Mlinois
Canton
Marbie Shelton
Charles Bradshaw
Squire Hudrens
Dorris Belt
Hugh Tibele
Jake Gross
Editor Manford Dead in Democracy Era Loss
Dr Morrison Manford aged 49, long time editor of the Kansas City Times, died Sunday afternoon from injuries after an excavation accident. He was a prominent figure in Democratic circles and owned property in Kansas City.
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Kanaas City
Morrison Manford
Kansas City Times
Worth Enly & Few
Electric Chair Execution of Jeremiah Cotto in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn murder case ends in a brutal electrocution of Jeremiah Cotto after three partial resurrections amid witnesses and priests. Reports note repeated shocks, visible life signs until the fourth shock, and doctors confirming death. The crime involved Cotto’s attack on Laula Frankeloso and entangling relations nearby in a tenement setting.
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Murdover Cotte
Jeremiah Cotta
Laula Frankeloso
Cotto
Father de Santix
Father Milo
de Santis
Brooklyn
Brown
Father de Santis
Warden Brown
Cuttas
Warden Brown Pyrui
Irving
Cotte
Cotta
Tangs
Frankelosos
Mra
Frankelosa
Frankelose
Cotte Cpona
Frankelosu
Salisbury’s Answer Eases Trogie Threat, Peace Prospects Rise
Wasiuxarox March 29 The Rehr ing seas war clouds pass as Salisbury’s conciliatory note convinces President Harrison Britain will, after ratifying the treaty, accept a similar arrangement to last year. The president’s reply shows satisfaction with Britain’s stance and signals possible Senate ratification without provisos on modus vivendi. The administration believes differences on conditional damages can be settled. The executive suggests the Senate may ratify the treaty independently and consider a declaratory resolution on arb itration measures without delaying ratification.
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Harrison
Salisbury
Senate
Great Britain
Lie
Lord Salisbury
Baldwin lawsuit seeks 250000 in New York Central wreck case
Homer R. Baldwin and Mrs. Bekiwia sue the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad in supreme court for 250000 damages citing severe injuries from the Hastings Christmas Eve wreck. The complaint alleges extensive physical harm including loss of limbs and facial injuries to Mrs. Baldwin and severe skull trauma to Mrs. Bekiwia.
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New York
Homer R. Baldwin
Hastings
Supreme Court
New York Central & Hadpoo River Railroad Company
Balderia
Bekiwia
Dead silver bill ends bid in congress after speaker blocks
The silver free coinage push dies in the current session as Speaker Crisp refuses to set an hour for a final vote and blocks a rules committee move. Bland and silver advocates failed to muster a 31 name petition from 235 Democrats. Some delegates, including Indiana and Virginia, decline to sign. Speaker Crisp asserts the majority will determine reports from the rules committee and vows no filibuster rule change without Democrat support. The House aims to vote on the wool bill around April 22 or 23 as other bills move, with adjournment contemplated by June 1 if progress continues.
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Crisp Motuseg
Congress
Bland
Crisp
Committee On Rules
Pierce
Lartine
Bryan
Indiana
Virginia
Epes
Mr. Hlaund
Gil
Democratic Party
Howe
House
Klan
Georgia
Band
Washington
Springer
Fortress Monroe
Ways and Means Committee
Jeffers
Mission
Iomon
Asylum
Cambridge
Ohlo Soldiers
Tewate
Fisher
Pretle
State Board of Public Works
Miami and
Erte
New Bremen
Garber
Senate
Ohio
Adams Express
Erie
Muskingum County
Messrs
Carpenter, Lampyen and
Spencer
Meese Clark
Ely
Willy
Columbus
Hilla
Bedford
Wirwini
Pranklin County
Bomls
Priige
Senaté
Common Pleas Court
United States
Supreme Court
Hovan
Painesville
Paige Bank
National Women’s Relief Corps
Madison
Lake County
Oinriy
Paige
Domis
Mentor Township
Ornate
Board of Managers
Peniniary
Regula
Thaddeus
Crombey
Pickaway County
Dove’ Industrial School
Lancaster
C. C. Osborn
Ccmate
Fish
Fowe— Hille
Telier Corps
Mundiaco
Board of Education
Quenum
Patneeville
Death of Pat Rooney Irish Comedian and Dancer
Pat Rooney the Irish comedian and dancer died in New York at age 44 from pneumonia. He was a member of Elka and the Actors' fond, recently performed in Barrington, Pennsylvania, and scheduled to perform in Brooklyn next week. He was en route to Wilmington with his company when illness struck and a nurse brought him to New York. He leaves a wife and six children, two of whom are on stage with Tom Marr Payle's troupe The Irish Victory company.
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Pacemoala
New York
Pat Rooney
Elka
Barrinburg
Brooklyn
Wilmington
Del
Tom Marpayle
Compeoy
Senate Ratifies Arbitration Treaty Amid Shifts In Sentiment
Debates in the senate show a stronger pro arbiter stance with 42 senators voting for ratification. Amendments on language of proceedings and timeframe for decisions pass, while Lord Salisbury's stance softens the political edge. The next phase involves selecting arbitrators and securing support from Britain and other powers, with tentative names discussed and a Paris start for hearings within months.
Five to Die at Once in Chester Jail Yard
On Friday May, four men and one woman will be hanged in the jail yard at Chester for murder. Elisha Young Ikey Young Holman Noble Alfed Crosby and Martha Young are described as young and fairly intelligent. They faced the sentence with indifference after murdering Alfred McAlliley a year ago by beating him to death with noses.
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Columbia
F. C. Corunna
8. C
Elisha Young
Ikey Young
Holman Noble
Alfed Crosby
Martha Young
Chester
Minner
Trey
Alfred McAlliley
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Walt Whitman
Paige Surrenders
His
Manford
Land Armé Rr
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