Fatal Ice Gorge Drowns Four In Montana River
Glendive Montana April 10 A Yellowstone River gorge drowned four people and left eight others missing presumed dead after ice jams and flooding swept the area. Three bridge spans washed out, Northern Pacific tracks inundated, livestock losses expected. Known dead include Mrs R W Snyder Nellie Reagan Rose Wybecht and Eugene F O Connor. Missing are James Sullivan his wife and six children. Flooding from the gorge devastated Miles City with numerous rescues by boat and extensive washouts along the NP line.
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Glendive
Mont
Ance
Yellowstone River
Northern Pacific
R. W. Snyder
Nellie Reagan
Rose Wybecht
Snyder Ranch
Eugene F. O'Connor
James Sullivan
Snyder
O'Connor
Tongue River
Main Street
Booker T. Washington's Advice on Race Relations
Tuskegee April 1. Booker T. Washington urges calm in race tensions advising colored leaders to stop opposing southern whites with votes. He cites white Democrats as potential protectors and urges aligning with those who can safeguard Black interests rather than leaders lacking power. Alameda April 10. Captain Edward A Vanschmidt killed his wife then died by suicide in Alameda after divorce and custody disputes in 1898.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Booker T. Washington
North Carolina
Russell
Wie
Self
Alameda
Cal
Edward A Vanschmidt
San Francisco
Copenhiner Bay
Mount Union Huntington Co
Tihen
Kierme
Deaths and Obituaries From Phoenixville Area
A compilation of obituaries and death notices for local residents including Captain Christian S Carmack a 69 year old Civil War veteran and prominent Phoenixville figure Ruth Zimmerman America Williams Schley Ann Zimmerman Mrs Drusilla Wivell and a young child from Motter Station The notices give ages funeral details and burial places reflecting the community mourning customs.
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C S Carmack
Christian S. Carmack
Phoenixville
Scott
Carmack
Eighty-eighth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Antietam
Grand Army
Ruta Zimmerman
Ruth Rieza Zimmerman
Spencer Zimmerman
North Market Street
B. Ruschbach
Mc Oliver Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
America Williams
America Prichard Williams
Charles H.D. W
Columbia
Williame
Ijamsville
Frederick
Mt. Olives
Thomas Schley
Thomas Schies
Spau
Movierne Hospital
West Sixth Street
Greenmount Cemetery
Ann Zimmerman
Mra
Ann Mars Zimmerman
Motter's Station
Blache
B. J. Adams
The Sword Clave unto the Hand in Faithful Battle
A long sermon recounts heroic Christian martyrdom and scarred hands showing faith in battle for God. It references missionary deaths, northern and southern armies, and believers awaiting eternal glory, urging steadfast service and sacrifice.
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Paul
Bowen
Damascus
Mamartino
Father
Toule
Horv
Christ
Heaven
Ignatius
Bers
Gu Hseum
Jetta Truss
Hig Apirit
Hane
Constance Millinant Campbell
Freeman
Tadig
Dasa
Caw Pur
St John Walling
Sears
Jesus
Four Seamen Drowned Off Montauk In Tow Incident
On Saturday morning about six miles off Montauk the tug Tamaqua towed barges Kohinoor Wiangowati and Lincoln through southerly gales. The line parted around 9 o'clock and Kohinoor and Bilan vanished with all four seamen swept from the decks. The Antiqua searched for the missing craft all day but found nothing. A Providence steamer sighted Kohinoor anchored off Montauk with Wiwangawan in tow in a sunken condition. the four crewmen—Captain Matthew Hughes, John McCabe, cook, and two sailors—were lost. The barges departed Philadelphia April 6 for Boston carrying coal.
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Kinacowan White
Boston
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Tamaqua
Montauk
Bargea Hkohinoor
Wiangowati
Lincoln
Hawter
Kuhinvor
Vantiqua
D. H. Miller
Providence
Montauk Point
Matthew Hughes
Philadelphia
Joan McCabe
Bishopsville
Cook
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Eos
Ige
Glendive, Mont
Meadow
Clapp
Washington
Almon M. Clapp
United States
Dita
Alger
San Juan de Porto Rico
Ingalls
New York
Guy V. Hearn
Druc & Pte
Cansasottan Cara
Hota
Bette
Athos
L Paarre
Anickly
Sarely
Albert le Pearre
Nelson Wiles
Charlesville
Thia County
Alianum Wisher
All Sainte’ Street
Wiles
Finscher
W.A. Long
Dr. Agnew
A. L. Pearce
Steiner Bros
Kehley & Bro
Drugegrata
Frederick, Me
Albert L. Pearre
Harper
U. N. Hover
Frederick, Md
Klontike
THE
Buffalo
Feigenspan
Apollo
Pabst
Gladstones Celery
Pepsin
Somerset Club
Overholt
Taylor
Jas. E Pepper
Wailson
Green River
Chas. N. Haver
Interstate
Mgusa
Anna Gieriri
Ena
Baitimore
Tutt
Scoxth
Rayar
Els
Camplea
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York City
Service
N. Hess & Bro
Galt
Ben
J. HT
Couain
Alinutt, Moody & Co
Baltimore City
Carlisle
Allen
D. & D. Institute
Geo
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Grove & Kindley
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Patrick St
Albert L. Pearl
3 Chemical CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Oclouk
William H. Ways
B. Four
Ee Sam
Rochester Opteal Co
Rochester
WM. Y
Wenaenre
Tenty
Victor Wdache
Elewan
B. Ebert & Sons
Texas
Maine
Sargent « Co
Barney & Berry
Carty
Carty’s
Mes
East Patrick Street
Sian
B.H. Blackston & Sop
Kaufman 'S
Fabrica
Linex
Bureau
Nica
Choice
South Market Street
Buist
Central Hardware CO
WM. S. Miller & CO
Etchison
NEW Furniture Store
W. H. B. Etchison
Market St