Louisville Cyclone Devastates City Killing Dozens
A massive tornado hit Louisville Kentucky on the evening of March 27 causing widespread destruction. The storm leveled buildings along Market Jefferson and Walnut streets from Tenth to Sixteenth, tore down Fall's city hall, and devastated Parkland. About 100 bodies were recovered, many homes wrecked and a large tobacco warehouse district ruined as residents joined rescue efforts amid widespread fear and martial rule.
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Louisville
Associated Press
Eighteenth Street
Seventh Street
Main Street
Eighth
Fourteenth Streets
Market Street
Fall
Masonic
Knights of Honor
Market
Jefferson and
Walnut Streets
Tenth
Sixteenth Streets
Parkland
Union Depot
Chesapeake & Ohio
Washington
City Iab
Elqial Service
Nossa
Sarah Kelli
James Hasson
Hisar
Sixth
Board of Trade
Poes
Woral
Ninth
Broadway
Peter Speth
Welsh
Lont
Eighteenth
Maple Streets
Mary Roemele
Colgan
Seventeenth Streets
Willie Killmier
Maple Street
Jeffersonville
Walter Doan
Sullivan
Deemer
Thirteenth
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Seventh
Chesnut Street
Seventeenth
Baxter Square
Si. John's
Louisville City Railway Company
Twelfth Street
Jefferson
Eleventh
Twelfth
City Railway Company
Virgil Wright
Laureville Hotel
Nearstants
Stricker
Main
Jefferson Street
Henry Glover
Jacobs
Taylor
Nebraska Rail Rates Under Interstate Inquiry
Interstate Commissioners Morrison and Wexzey opened hearings on Nebraska railroad rates with a large turnout of Western managers and shippers. Notable figures included A F Walker of Chicago and J A Monroe of Union Pacific who discussed past and current rates, rate construction methods, and earnings allocation between Union Pacific and trans Iowa lines. General Eveluth Avent Crealey of Burlington and Morehouse of Elkhorn also testified.
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Nebraska
Morrison and Wexzey
Western Railroad
A. F. Walker
Chicago
J. A. Monroe
Union Pacific
Trans-Lowa Roads
Eveluht Avent Crealey
Burlington
Morehouse
Elkhorn
Robbery charge against Fort Dodge messenger at AmEx
Lester B. Vansant, a messenger for American Express at Fort Dodge, has been tried for robbing express packages placed in his care. He pleaded guilty and is jailed. The text notes unrelated medical ads and a North Dakota wheat fund subscription, with totals over $100000 raised.
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Lester B. Vansant
American Express Company
Fort Dodge
Town
North Dakota
St. Paul
Robborn Union
Consumption Cure Claim Prompts Reader Offer
A letter from T. A. Suocum of New York seeks readers with consumption to try a remedy claiming thousands cured. He offers to send two bottles of his preparation to interested readers who provide express and post-office addresses.
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T. A. Suocum
Pearstreen
New York
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health and Purity
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood and liver remedy that fortifies the system against fever and many diseases. It claims to cure skin ailments and other conditions caused by impure blood, offering a money-back guarantee and citing Buffalo, New York's Worton’s as the manufacturer.
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Pierce
Golden Medical
Worto
Main Street
Buffalo, N.Y. A
Winnipeg Attorney General resigns expects retirement
A Winnipeg telegram dated 28th alt reports Attorney General Martin has resigned and will step down on the 31st alt though he will keep his legislative seat. Jeaae Campbell is named as possible successor with D A McLean also slated to resign. Martin is a vice president of the Northern Pacific and Manitoba Railway, credited with government-backed railroad expansion.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Martin
Jeaae Campbell
South Winnipeg
American Music Concert Expands Native Works in DC
A Lincoln Music Hall program on the 26th featured only American compositions. Presented under National Conservatory of Music guidance, the event aims to launch a series of American concerts led by native composers with occasional personal conduct. Future events include a Great American Composers Festival planned for Omaha with dates November 27, 25, and 29.
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Lincoln Music Hall
Washington, D.C
Eba
National Conservatory of Music
Jeansette M. Thurber
Hell
Omana
Dakota
Iowa
Mahraska
Missouri
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