Death Toll Climbs After Fierce Storm Across Five States
A violent storm sweeped through the Midwest and South causing at least eighteen deaths near Rome Georgia and heavy property damage in Illinois. The storm, accompanied by earthquakes, destroyed towns from Curryville to Rosedale, with Armacheg and Resneca also hit hard. In Chicago damage neared three million dollars as wind and falling steeples caused fatalities and injuries.
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Rome
Georgia
coutry
Curryvvlle
Rosedale
Curryville
Sind Rosedale
Armacheg
Cigtanuala
Resneca
AL-Rosedale
illinois
Chicago
Mississippi river
Spring
Charles Gilpin
Jacksonville
ruport
Storm brings mass casualties and tornado devastation
Reports detail a tornado sweeping from Brinkley Arkansas to Weiner and Huron with dozens dead and many homes destroyed across Arkansas Tennessee and Alabama. In Gadsden Alabama six killed and $250000 in damage. In Norristown Pennsylvania banker Samuel K Anders dies after trolley strike.
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Lexington
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Sharon
Huron
Thoyn
Gras
rand
Brown
Antkansag
Brinkley
Ark
Weiner
wheer
Alabama
Gadsden
Ala
Dukes
Enthusiastic Roosevelt Greetings At Philadelphia Dinner
A March Philadelphia event hosted by the College Association featured strong applause and cheers for Roosevelt. Speakers, including Beveridge, addressed attendees as the association highlighted electoral college themes and unity.
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Philadelphia
challege Association
Renney
Four Killed in Railroad Crash and Local Liquor Shock
Four killed and thirty injured when Union Pacific passenger No. 12 collided with Atlantic express near Gothenders, Omaha. In Chester county leaders celebrate a no license victory wiping out liquor business in Coatesville, while Burgess Shallcross and W. H. Ridgway comment on the town’s stance and losses to Speakman hotel and Stephenson house. Warners Drug Store advertisement closes the item.
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Chester county
Charles Li. Huston
Coatesville
Burgess
Shallcross
W. H. Ridgway
Speakman
F. Lyle Hifl
Stephenson
Silas Wright
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Gothenders
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THI NEWS
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EXCELSIOR SANITARY DAIRY
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J. L. SPECK
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MARKELL & FORD
G. L. BREAD
SEEGER & COMPANY
West Patrick St
Indy Shop
THEEBERT HARDWARE CO
WEST PATRICK -TREET
G. L. BAKING CO
FREDERICK,MD
Malaga
S. MARINO
U. S
CRISFIELD
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PEARCE
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JAMES E. DOLL
Wouthmaker
South Market St Frederick, Md
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Troley
Norristown
Samuel K. Anders
People's National bank
Mr. Anders
State
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Red Dragon Sales Co
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ate Bang
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J. Louis
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SL Mary's county
Chamberlain
WARNER
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