Two Towns Swept by Montana Flood
Hauser Lake dam failure released a vast flood along the Missouri River. Craig Hauser Lake and Oxbow cabins were destroyed, with ranch losses and 30,000 workers displaced. Great Falls danger passed after dynamiting Black Eagle dam. Deaths and a $1,000,000 loss cited.
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Mont
Hauser Lake
Missour River
Missouri River
Craig
Oxbow
Great Falls
Great Boston
Montana
Black Eagle
Missouri
Boston
Cascade
Ulm
Great Northern Railroad
Craig and
Helens Butte
Anaconda
Berry
Iive
Burglars Dazzle A Man In Stamford Home
Special to The New York Times. In Stamford Connecticut April 15 burglars entered the home of Dr A J Givens waking him they blinded him briefly with an electric light and escaped. Similar method used a week earlier at Thomas Sullivan’s house. McHarg of New York entered last night but alarm frightened them away. At Mrs J J Raymond and Ross Turner of New York similar incidents occurred with a small haul at Turner's residence.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
A. J. Givens
Thomas Sullivan
Henry K. McHarg
New York
J. J. Raymond
Ross Turn Re
Duffy Sentenced to Over Four Years in State Prison
Judge Rosalsky of General Sessions imposes a sentence of more than four years and three months on Frank Duffy alias Rea Duffy who was recently convicted of colonizing negro voters in the Seventeenth District after receiving numerous clemency letters from diverse supporters.
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Rosalsky
General Sessions
Frank Duffy
Rea’ Duffy
Mark Twain to Speak at Children’s Theatre Event
Mark Twain will address a Children’s Theatre audience next Thursday evening under the City History Club’s auspices. He will discuss wholesome entertainment for children and trace the theatre’s development into an educational movement.
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Mark Twain
Spe
Children
Sanity Inquiry for Lowell C Briggs Ordered
Supreme Court Justice Hendrick appointed commissioners to inquire into the mental condition of Lowell C Briggs 54 of the Hotel Marie Antoinette and 67th Street Broadway Boston based on petition by Richard Briggs and Fred M Briggs with William Allen Dr Frederick A Lyons and John H Van Tine named as commissioners.
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Lowell C. Briggs
Supreme Court
Hendrick
Richard Briggs
Frederick M. Briggs
Boston
William Allen
Frederick A. Lyons
John H. van Tine
Marie Antoinette
Broadway
Baker's will trial reveals tensions over evidence in Bogota trip
In Boston the Walter Baker will case saw attorneys clash over admissibility of evidence about Baker and the Hurds at Bogota New Jersey trips. Chauffeur Leroy Cohen testified Baker and the Hurds drank highballs in Saratoga and Baker paid for expenses including a check to Mrs Hurd. He said Baker complained he was tired of the Hurd group.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Walter Baker
Baker
Bogota
N. J
Gordon
Bolles
Leroy L. Cohen
Baverly Road
Brooklyn
Saratoga Springs
Hurd
Young
Cohen Waus
Saratoga
Canton Rest Home of McKinley Transferred for 21960
The former McKinley residence in Canton was transferred to Mrs. Rose C. Klorer for 21960. Miss Helen McKinley elected to take the property at the appraisement of 20 dollars. Personal effects of the late President, including many gifts, are being divvied among his five heirs.
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Canton
Ohio
President McKinley
Rose C. Klorér
Helen McKinley
Expositions End As Lenox Hall Closes For Night
Clarence Enstapheive, ex army officer, was held at Tombs Court on a charge of passing a worthless check on the Hotel Astor. Taft to address Civic Forum April 28 in Carnegie Hall on world constitutional influence. Knox to speak next Wednesday. Prof Goss attended Eastern Alumni dinner at Hotel Manhattan. Frederick Finland sought to annul marriage to Grace Purcell. jury ruled against him.
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Lenox Lyceum
Clarence Enstapheive
United States Army
Steinert
Tombs Court
Hotel Astor
William H. Taft
Civic Forum
Carnegie ‘Hall
America
Senator Knox
Pennsylvania
W. F. M. Goss
College of Engineering
University of
Bingham Shakes Up Police Promotion List
Commissioner Bingham promoted thirty detectives from second to first grade and reduced six first-grade men. Promoted include J J Kelly and many Brooklyn Manhattan Bronx officers. Jiminez, the detective who went to Panama to organize the Isthmian police, is noted among the names.
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Bingham
Manhattan
Serst
J. Kelly
Arthur Nelson
J. W. Cooke
J. J. Wogarty
Tow Fin
J. J. O' Nott
Stinson Melvor
David M. Wilber
Francis M. Gallagher
Joseph Musso
Hugh Cassidy
James J. Gegan
W. J. Marrion
Cornelius O'Donnell
James de Gillon
J. J. Donohue
Jacob Lowenheim
Floyd Horton
Bronx
Patrick J. Curley
John F. O'Meara
James F. Murtha
Sergis
David A. Sheahan
Adolph Blaha
James H. Me ‘Laughlin
Alexander Howry
George W. Jiminez
William J. Stanford
Jiminez
Panama
Isthmus
A. Denlin
Architects inspect St Louis high schools for Irving Place project
Superintendent J Snyder and Chief Franklin A Greene travel to St Louis to study the high school buildings there. They review designs ahead of adopting plans for Washington Irving High School in Irving Place funded at 1.1 million dollars. The St Louis new McKinley High draws attention for novel architectural features.
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Co. B. J. Snyder
Franklin A. Greene
St. Louis
Board of Education
Washington Irving High School
Irving Place
Board of Estimate
McKinley
Tip Earns a Countersuit in Sullivan County Case
Daniel R. Delaney admitted in General Sessions that his first crime began a year ago with a racing tip he received. He stole $30 from lawyer Henry F. Coe of 69 Wall Street then, and later faced four indictments charging larceny totaling $541.66. Delaney was captured ten days ago in a Sullivan County mountain cave after a yearlong chase and remanded for a week before Judge Malone.
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Daniel R. Delaney
Henry F. Coe
Wall Street
Sullivan County
Malone
Bluejackets Parade Welcomed by San Diego Crowds
A 5,000 strong parade of bluejackets and Marines marked California welcome ceremonies in San Diego. Gov. Gillette and Rear Admiral Thomas reviewed the sailors before thousands of schoolchildren as medals and gifts were presented.
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San Diego
Cal
State of California
Thomas
Sperry
Emery
Gov. Gillette
Gov.Gillette
Connecticut
California
Golden State
Union
Hamlet
Hamylet
Hampton Roads
Admiral Thomas
Graciouly
Admiral Evans
Paso Robles
Grand Army of the Republic
Navy fleet to stop at Gibraltar and Hampton Roads
The Atlantic fleet will divide in the Mediterranean and reunite at a central port, likely Gibraltar, before returning home. Ships may receive extended shore leave. final review could occur at Hampton Roads or New York Harbor with President aboard. Emery gold medals and a Capt. R. R. Ingersoll memorial medal were presented during visits. A dance for admirals and fleet officers followed at the Hotel Del Coronado.
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Gibraltar
Atlantic
New York Harbor
Hampton Roads
Brill Clothes Sees 125000 Customers Last Year
Brill reports rapidly growing sales and reduced complaints as their ready to wear garments are continually improved. The advert states Brill suits and overcoats offer modern tailoring, absolute satisfaction, best style and value. Easter clothes priced from 15 to 45 dollars.
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Brill
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