Alabama Tornado Destroys Towns and Mills in Tuscaloosa Area
A severe storm in Northern Alabama intensified into a tornado crossing Tuscaloosa Shelby and Talladega counties. The cyclone ripped poles and walls, hurled a cabin fifteen feet, demolished stores and mills, injured residents including John Owen and family, and caused extensive property damage. No fatalities reported.
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Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Shelby
Taladega
Tuscaloosa County
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Coaling
Shelby County
Helena
John Owen
Owen
Philena
Pope Lee
James Thorne
Crutcher
Willie Garthand
Reedling Mill
Eucadia Coal Company
TL Davidson
Che Shelby Rolling Mel Company
Rick Furnices
Vallacwdis
Lenten Fast Practically Abolished by Bishop Kendrick
His Grace Arel bishop Kendrick of Bt. Lewis issues instructions to pastors on observance of Lent. Dispensation allows limited use of certain items on full Wednesdays Sundays Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays with exceptions on Saturdays. The measure is described as the broadest dispensation in the diocese and effectively ends the Lenten fast.
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Arel
Kendrick
Lewis
Otter Hunters End Career After Ill-Timed Kill
Report recalls Laurie Kennard and John Graham hunting in Istekson County where an otter, said to be forty inches long, was shot by W Wallate during a long-awaited sighting. The killer animal allegedly crushed a turtle and ate its eyes. a Winchester bullet concluded the otter’s life.
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Laurie Kennard
John Graham
Istekson
W. Wallated
England Will Not Retaliate Against U S Tariff
In the Cammoens Mr Goschen stated Britain has no plan to retaliate against the U S protective tariff. He expressed hope Americans would see the mistake in adopting the McKinley tariff and that no retaliation would be necessary.
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England
Goscheh
U. S
Great Strike Halts Coke Work in Scoudsple District
A large strike expands in Scoudsle Pennsylvania as 16 000 coke workers walk out Tuesday. Few men remain at work outside of Lhase employed by SY J Rainey. Labor circles expect 1000 workers of J W Rainey to join on Wednesday or the day after.
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Scoudsle
Lhase
SY. J. Rainey
J. W. Rainey
James Redpath Dies From Assault Injuries In New York
James Redpath renowned Irish nationalist journalist and anti poverty society vice president died Tuesday morning at St Luke's Hospital from injuries after being struck by a horse and buggy on Fourth Avenue opposite the post office in New York last week.
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James Redpath
The
Anti-Poverty Society
Fourth Avenue
Post-Office
New York
St. Luke’s Hospital
Two Boys Die in Blizzard Near Utica
Two boys aged ten and twelve, sons of German farmer August Ford, were found dead two miles northwest of Utica Mian after being caught in a blizzard Monday evening. Police believe exposure was the cause.
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August Ford
Utica
Mian
Photographing colors of a stained glass window claimed
Professor Lippziann of the Sorbonne asserts a breakthrough in photography by capturing the colors of a stained glass window. The method remains in early development and not yet fully proven.
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Prof. Lippziann
Sorbonne
Atlan ta Chamber Endorses Reciprocity with Brazil
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce unanimously endorses Secretary Blains's reciprocity policy with Brazil as the key element of its foreign trade stance.
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Brasil
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta, Ga
Blains
Brazil
Senate and House Progress on Pensions and World Fair Bills
The report highlights Senate actions February 4 to 10 including bills for export cattle vessel inspection, food drug adulteration, and the World’s Fair appropriation. House actions cover pension increases for General Custer’s widow, naval and sundry civil appropriations, and postal telegraph contracts.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Blair
Jacob Wi. Gallinger
House
John H. McBlair
McKinley
Rogers
Ark
Mfr
Chandler
Mass
Wards Columbian Commission
Committee On Appropriations
New York Bay
Secretary of War
Alaska
Horske
Nooflinois
Washington, Fob
Theo
Cockre
West
Sherman
Collum
Faland Arsenal
Mehinle
Thabot
Maui
Vee Piaw
iMee
Payson
Hoan
Nicaraguna
Costa Rica
Salvador
Charles
Robb
Michigan City
Ind
Emerson Etherage
Hoyss
Phelan
Tennnessee
Fithian
Illinois
Army
Candler
Massachusetts
Evans
Tennessee
Adoek
Charpis
Uluir
Committee On
DHL
Tenneseee
Nashville
Tenn
Government Printing Office
Gorman
We . House
Custer
Dingley
Indiana Senate Bills Pass and House Debates Liability Law
Indiana legislature reports Senate passes bills on notaries and county road boards, city courts, and estate distribution while the House advances an employment liability bill. Debates include women’s suffrage, usury rates, jail and court reforms, and railway employer liability under a suspended session schedule.
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Indianapolis
SenaTe
Board of County Commissioners Board of Turnpike Directors
Oa County
Council of
Rraud
Weet P
Office
State
Indiana
Bmlis
Supreme Court
McCulllough
Hubbell
French
Lennior McGregor
Madison
Southern
Supreme Court of Coits
Magee
Northern Insane Asylum
Legady
Poli
Steten
Indianaporis
Fed
Rocsr
Lilis
U. S
Indiana News Highlights From Fort Wayne To Peru
Miscellaneous Indiana items report church fundraising progress in Fort Wayne, a farmers alliance meeting in Indianapolis forming an inter state cooperative business committee, local accidents and deaths, cholera among hogs near Elkhart, a White Cap case acquittal at Anderson, a will probated in LaPorte, and legislative salary and park tax provisions. Occasional gun and railway incidents, a rabies outbreak near Brazil, and a revised Kokomo Trade Board. Also private dispatches of Spokane Falls massacre aftermath.
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Dwenger
Ft. Wayne
Ireland
FarMen
Aliance
Indianapolis
Asher Wertman
Crawfordsville
Austin
Laporte
White Cap
Anderson
Ains
R. C. Smulin
Elkhart
Cambridge City
J. W. Leach
HW. F. Cravelle
Wabash
Leach
Abigail Lougee
Sligo
Mishawaka
St Joseph
Pur Elounse
Traver Mors
Supreme Court
Trublie
Senate
Brazil
Thee North Mines
Waite Ora Gonder
Tur Kokomo Board of Trade
Diamond Match Company
Henry W
John McNamer
Father
Spokane Falls
Wash
Clay County
Remarkable Personal Danger and Providential Escape Narrated
A Rochester man recounts a decades long debilitating illness misdiagnosed by physicians. After failing cures from mineral springs and various doctors, a pastor's recommended remedy began June 1881, leading to a full recovery and a claim that Bright's kidney disease caused many deaths. He warns of insidious kidney disease and endorses Warner's Safe Cure.
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Rochester
N. Y
Democrats Sun
Logan
America
Maine
California
Bright
Foote
St Pauls Episcopal Church
Min
Warner
Warning Against Kidney Disease From Personal Warning
B Henson M D of Rochester New York warns readers to heed early kidney symptoms and not ignore them. He claims to base the statements on facts and offers his experience to spare others from the dangerous path he once walked, inviting scrutiny of his professional and personal consequences.
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B. Henson
M.D. Rochester
SN. Y
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