Twenty-Two Are Lost in Floods in Tennessee
Flooded districts across Tennessee report severe damage with about 22 deaths and property losses potentially reaching 4 million dollars. Rail lines are disrupted, towns like Pulaski and Murfreesboro suffer line losses, farms and bridges are wrecked, and Emory valley damage nears 1.9 million. Harriman and Oakdale endure heavy losses while weather warnings persist across the region.
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Storm Wrecks Telegraph Lines Across Michigan Shore
Reports from Lake Michigan towns show extensive damage from a weekend storm. Telegraph and telephone lines are down across the lake shore with Traverse City Manistee and Ludington cut off from outside communication. Detroit records extreme winds and heavy rain with widespread minor damage and blown poles.
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Ludington
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Roubirles
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Windstorm Rips Pittsburg Area Hurting Dozens
A severe Sunday windstorm tears through Pittsburg causing numerous unroofings and downed lines. Knoxville Presbyterian church roof collapse traps worshippers. at least five remain seriously injured and others hurt. A towboat is wrecked on the Ohio River and bridges suffer roof damage.
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Knoxville
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Ohio River
Saw Mill Run
Aguinaldo to Testify in Libel Case in Manila
Senor Valdez editor of a Manila newspaper has been sued for libel by two Filipino members of the United States Philippine Commission. Aguinaldo will appear in court to testify with Gen. Chaffee granting permission for this step.
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Manila
Bank Robbery Blows Open Bazile Mills Vault
The Bazile Mills bank safe was blown Saturday night, $1,000 in cash and $700 in drafts stolen. Perpetrators fled after stealing a team from Sanford Saunders' barn and crossing the countryside. Discovery came at 7:30 Sunday morning when brickwork was seen from the vaulted wall, revealing expert safe blowing and a ruined front.
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Garfield son to join Civil Service Commission
James R Garfield, son of the late President Garfield, accepted a civil service commissioner post offered by President Roosevelt about ten days ago. He will fill the vacancy to occur on the first of next month in Washington.
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James R Garfield
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Plan to send Miles to Philippines disapproved by War Dept
President delivers Miles correspondence to Congress seeking authority to deploy ten Cuban and Puerto Rican aides to the Philippines as part of a plan to end the war. Secretary Root rejects the scheme, citing established military civil governance progress and risks to sovereignty, urging continued conventional policy.
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Inderson
Garfield of Ohio and His Election Law Legacy
April notes Mr William o Redenberg profiles Garfeld a relatively young lawyer in Cleveland practicing with his brother Harry Garfield. A notable Ohio political figure and former state senator he authored the Garfield election law requiring nominees to file sworn campaign expense statements with the secretary of state. The law was later repealed. Garfield lives in Mentor a Cleveland suburb.
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United States Spain friendship treaty to be signed
Madrid reports the treaty of friendship between the United States and Spain will be signed soon after Bellamy Storer, the U S minister in Madrid, returns from the United States where he is currently.
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Guthrie Fire Destroys Multiple Downtown Buildings
A Sunday blaze in Guthrie Oklahoma leveled the State Capital printing plant the Hotel Capitol the St James hotel the Cammack livery barns and the Richey general merchandise store causing around 350000 dollars in damage.
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Sultan’s Brother Mohammed Rechad Reported Dead
Vienna reports Mohammed Rechad, sultan’s brother and presumed successor, is dead with foul play suspected. The Daily Mail Vienna correspondent cabled the notice from Constantinople.
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Army Letter on Philippine War Cessation Plan Stirs Debate
Headquarters of the Army in Washington cites long hostilities in the Philippines, large troop deployments, and high costs. It urges President to consider a plan by Lieut Miles to seek cessation of hostilities while noting past success of council with Indian tribes Cuba and Puerto Rico.
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Pope Leo XII Easter encyclical urges union against atheism
The Easter encyclical, Pope Leo XII's perceived final message, calls for Christian unity against atheism and cooperation with other faiths to save society. It condemns divorce, social disorder, and material wars, urging Catholics to resist persecutions and uphold Catholic doctrine amid turbulent times.
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Four Fight to Death In Hatfield Feud Kills Four
Reports from Williamson Kentucky describe a deadly clash with the Hatfields. Detective John Rutherford and Harry Watts were killed when they forced entry to seize Ephraim Hatfield at Thompson Hatfield’s home on Blackberry Creek. Ephraim Hatfield also died, along with the two officers, in the exchange witnessed by his wife and children.
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Jones Defeated in Arkansas Senate Contest
In Little Rock on March 31 United States Senator James KE Jones appears set for retirement after Democratic primaries. Former Gov James P Clark claims a strong position with 90 lawmakers backing him to win the seat, surpassing the required votes. The bitter race highlighted labor and political clashes as Arkansans vote on Senate, governor, and other state offices.
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Wrecked City Savings Bank Reports Large Liabilities
The Unie Prost, as receiver, filed first court report on the bank wreck. Liabilities total 1,274,523.44 dollars with assets appraised at 4270. In addition, outstanding certified checks by Frank Andrews amount to 662.500, and a suit against stockholders for full liability is sought. Manila March 31. Rufino offers surrender with 75 rifles after attempted rebellion in Mindanao. Gen Chaffee to tour Samar April 10. Guevarra’s surrender expected April 15, reducing American garrisons there.
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Theodore Roosevelt White
Ger Miles
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Ser Miles
Miles
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Tayabas
Gen Chaffee
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Guevarra
Coffee firm Neben Schrulz Gee in bankruptcy in Hamburg
The Hambuerger Nachrichten reports the coffee importing firm of Neben Schrulz Gee is in difficulties. Liabilities are estimated at 3,000,000 marks.
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Hambwerger Nachrichten
Neben, Schrulz & Gee
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