A Cheering Outlook on Flood Forecast and River Status
Alarm over the flood has eased in the lower Ohio Valley as low water slows the river toward the Mississippi. Cities from Ripley to Parkersburg report varying rises with Parkersburg and the Ohio mouth expected to peak then fall. No lives lost outside accident drownings. recovery aid not needed.
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Ohio River
ide vallys
Mississippi
Ripley
Maysville
Aberdeen
Portsmouth
Hanging Rock
Ironton
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Huntington
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy
Marietta
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Cincinnati
weather bureau
Pittsburg
Ohio
Cunati
Parthersburg
the
salt trust
fies
light and gas
Minersville
Pomeroy bend
Flood aftermath in Pittsburg and lower Ohio river area
Pittsburg reports the flood is over with no current danger of another rise at the point, though towns downstream remain at risk due to recent rains. Rivers fall, works along banks resume, and widespread cleanup begins. Estimated losses reach about 2 million dollars including property damage, land slips, railroad rents, and wage losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ohio
Grand jury to investigate Chicago County hospital charges
Chicago April 23 The grand jury voted yesterday to take up the investigation of charges against the county hospital. An investigation has produced sufficient evidence to cause the grand jury to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Hospital
Chicago
Coox county hospital
Aguinaldo expressed loyalty and hope for peace under US rule
A Reuters-like report describes Emilio Aguinaldo at 66 Solano street recounting his thoughts on American sovereignty, pacification efforts, and possible amnesty for insurgent leaders. He spoke of sincere aims to aid peace, while noting communication strains since insurgent government disruption. He also commented on plans to visit the US only if permitted.
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Manila
Emilio Aguinaldo
Solano street
Malacanan
Aguinaldo
Benito Legaro
Legarda
United States
McKinley
United State
Philippines
congress
Tinin
Luoban
Maivar
Renewed Military Activity in Manchuria Reports
London April 28 dispatch from St Petersburg to The Daily Mail says renewed military activity is under way in Manchuria. Russian forces are entrenched around Mukden with 380 Krupp guns and Mauser rifles. Units under Lutanses and General Shu advance from Kula and Mongolia toward Mukden, with an expedition organized by Admiral Alexios. The first action at Kule resulted in 13 Russian deaths, four officers and 18 enlisted wounded. Mukden remains unsafe as troops depart for the front.
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Bussin
Manchuria
London
St. Petersburg
Daily Mail
China
Mukden
urac Turchausen
Lutanse
Kula
Mongolia
Shan
Shu
Alexios
Goan
Serpinsky
Kule
furchavsen
Infanticide Suspect Attempt Shocking Rescue in Hastings
Patrick McEvoy, employed on the New York Coast line, spotted a man and woman dragging a baby into woods near Hastings. He uncovered a grave hinting at infanticide, pulled the child to safety, and rode a trolley to Hastings where doctors revived it after swift artificial respiration. Italian suspects were arrested. both denied ownership of the child and were held for arraignment.
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Au ftollass
Yao
New York
Patrick Mc Byoy
iu lutcee
New York Coasit
Hastings
McEvoy
Mebbyvoy
Yonkers
Glyori Dutta eivolo
Minhatain
Fiset Stinella
Roundsman Brady
cella
Boelice
Kellogg
Tomp- King
hall
White Plains
Melvey
pat
Makivoy
Mc— Evoy
Cotton Mills Not Combining in New England
Report of a new consolidation push behind S P Morgan & Co is denied. Fall River mill owners say there is no foundation to the claim. Mills in New England and the southern states are ready for consolidation, but not more so than in the past two years.
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Fall River
Mags
Van Wade
New England
5. P. Morgan & Co
New York
Silk Mill Strike Settlements Bring 200 Girls Back to Work
In Scranton on April 23 the Simp son silk mill ended its strike with 200 female workers returning to duty. Other mills are expected to follow, as wage increases of 8 to 12 percent are granted and most minor grievances addressed.
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Wilkesbarre
Goldsmith Brothers
McKeesport
National Tube company
Netionoat
Monongehe
Scranton
Simpson silk mill
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Calliorsia Fig Syrup Co
CALIFORNIA
NEW FORK
N. TF
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bottla
B. EBERT & SONS
SARGENT GEM FOOD CHOPPERS
Quaker City
Boys
Ladier
ars
le Ste
JOHN N. CLARY
East Second Street
Podesrilia
East Fourth Street
Telegraph Street
Yatrick Strei
West Third
Petersville
Ofice
F.G. Thomas & Son
General Insurance
West
Patrick Street
Frederick
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
Patrick
Frederick, Mad
FRANCE
Charres
Hrieve
Chartres
Briere
Sandy
gil
Buere
Jersey
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Oihausen
tampo
Sharon
F. H. Buht
Sharon Steel company
George W. Carr
Bir
big steel trust
James
bankshia onarantas
SEa et
Nervita
treeton LanSEA
NERVITA MEDICAL CO
Glinton & Jackson Sts
ILL
Clinton E. Main
Drageista
xuumer
PITTSEL ROS NOD’ DELVE
south Georgia
Eric
Rockefeller fleet
upper bay
Percy B. Durand
Florence, O
Thomas Greer
Charles Carmer
Buffalo
Guy Lapham
Painesville
gineers
The Evening Post
Great Britain
National City bank
J. P. Morgan & Co
Baring, Magoun & Co
New York Life Insurance company
Tenneaner
Knoxville
Fenn
Smoky mountains
THE EMPRESS OF JAPAN
New Brunswick
Middlesex
Middlesex and Senurrset Traction company
iis
matuer
tas. Bt
Mary’s
W. Va
Sam Cunningham
Rixford
John George
Butler
Harry Robinson
Corning
John Slater
Buckley
A. L. Pearce
Prine Mink
Syril
Jack
tobe eris
Finslind
Dilly” Smith
vie Sanerican
Smith
Roberts
Wice
at & o
Stueten
Stock Exchange
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Tinian Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel
Cleveland
lees
ensineers’ association
Caieagro
George
Nobbins
Chicago Homeopathic Medical college
Dobbins
Cuban Commissionera
Jacksonville
Fla
Cuban assembly commission
Washington
Cuba
mornir
Shoreham
Warletin
Joseph Everett
Hanley
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