Eight Die as Wind Wall Rips Northwestern State
A severe storm sweeping northeast Texas and Arkansas killed eight people and injured many as high winds and heavy rain damaged farms, homes, and businesses across Wright, Blossom, New Boston, and surrounding counties. Destruction was widespread with property losses estimated at $75,000 to $100,000.
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Houston
Tex
Neva
Texas
Wis Point
New Boston
Blossom
Anc
Emery
Raines County
Liaaide
C¢Huveli
Evalle
Wills
Witte Point
Colfeze
Cellite
Ponce
Bubonic Plague Report From Cape Town
Official Cape Town bulletin records 22 deaths and 103 plague cases since the outbreak began. Malays gathered Sunday to discuss removal of a Malay victim and related contacts as police faced disturbances and armed precautions were considered.
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Cape Youn
Cape Town
Doe government action hinted in cryptic report
The fragment describes a Montreal report dated March 11 about Government action and a cryptic claim that something was received without warrant, mentioning unnamed individuals and unclear authorities.
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Ofenada
Montreal
Que
Doe
Juha
Knox Ésippi
Condition of Ex President Harrison Stated Serious
Indianapolis March 11 The condition of ex President Benjamin Harrison is serious. Doctors report the upper left lung infirmed with danger of congestion spreading. He rests easily at times but becomes worse, high fever noted, with no major change overnight. Dr. Dorsey remains at the residence ready for any symptom.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Benjamin Harrison
Jameson
Harrison
Gen. Harrison
Gene Harrison
Francis O. Dorsey
Town Terrorized By Drunken Soldiers In Highwood
Two hundred soldiers from Fort Sheridan visited Highwood and caused chaos. Many were drunk, fights broke out, two saloons wrecked, Frank Hughey was badly beaten, and residents were forced indoors as ten extra officers were sworn in to restore order.
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Thicago
Sth Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Witte
Highwood
Frank Hughey
Conpeny F
Highwoods
Logan Statue to Be Decked With Military Ceremonies
In Washington the equestrian statue of Gen. Logan will be pre veded with military ceremonies on Tuesday. All regular troops in Washington and likely the District national guard will participate. The president and his cabinet are expected to attend and the president may give a brief address.
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Washington
Gen. Logan
District National Guard
Minnesota bill would legalize prize fighting under certain rules
A measure introduced in Minnesota's upper house by Senator Ryder of Polk county seeks to legalize prize fights. The bill imposes no limit on rounds and sets five ounce gloves as the minimum. It would permit matches conducted under any association that may form in Minnesota.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Ryder
Polk County
Filipino insurgents routed near Imus in Cavite province
Captain Duncan of the infantry has captured a squad of insurgents and 12 rifles near Imus, Cavite, 32 miles south of Manila. General Loydeston reports Northern Johnson department troops in excellent health with less than 6 percent sick.
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Manila
Duncan
Ath Infantry
Imus
Cavite
Lloyiheston
Northern
Jonson
Death of Capt Richard Paddock in China
The War Department received word Sunday of Capt Richard B Paddock 6th Cavalry dying in Tieen Tsin China Saturday from pneumonia Captain Paddock joined the army from Illinois October 19 1885 and graduated from the Infantry and Cavalry School in 1857.
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Washington
War Department
Richard B. Paddock
6Th Cavalry
Tieen-Tsin
China
Paddock
Illinois
Infantry and Cavalry School
Exposition Commission Adds Carter Thurstor Lindsay McBride
Washington March 9. The president announced appointment of former United States Senator Carter to the St. Louis exposition commission. He also named former Senators John M. Thurston of Nebraska Wa Lindsay of Kentucky and George W. McBride of Oregon as members.
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Washington
United States
Carter
John M. Thurstor
Nebraska
Lindsay
Kentucky
George W. _ McBride
Oregon
Fragmented OCR Names and Phrases Map Some Readable Bits
The readable fragments show scattered names and terms like Cauley Casper and Michael. The text appears as garbled OCR with no clear event, date, or location to establish a coherent news item.
De Wet Escapes North With 400 Men In March
The Times reports Gen. DeWet escaped northward with 400 men aiming for near Kroomstadt. Four other Boer leaders remain southwest of the Orange River colony. Kitchener seeks unconditional surrender, future Boer treatment referred to London. Kruger via Leyds contacts Schalkburger on negotiations. Martinezen left U.S. army for Boer service, shipped to Lisbon with 103 Hoer families.
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London
the Times
Answeged Kop
DeWet Bas
Kroomstadt
Orange River Colony
DeWet
Cape Colony
Lord Kitchener
Gen. Botha
Daily Express
Kruger
Leyds
Schalkburger
South African Republic
Daily Mail
Lourenzo Marques
Martinezen
United States Army
Oer
Lisbon
Zaire
Ministry of Tears and Jeansa Sympathy
Publication notes a literary work titled Ministry of Tears with commentary on the potential advantages of the Ight Spiilt and sympathy of Jeansa. Copyright claimed by Loeuls Klopsch, N.
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Jeansa
Loeuls Klopsch
LYNCHING ARRESTS AND A TEACHER ATTACK MENTIONED IN CARTHAGE NEWS
Local report notes the arrest of prominent eastern North Carolina citizens J Jones M E Street David Andrews and William Harding after a mob in Carthage freed a jail and hanged Martindale near Murfreesboro. The piece also covers a large Spirit of Talmage sermon critiquing tears and faith.
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Carthage
N. G
March
J. Jones
M. E. Street
David Andrews
William Harding
Astern
North Carolina
Jaice
Moore County
Tarthigo
Murlindale- Senntinel
Assaurit
Aturtindale
Martindale
Philippine Commission sails from Manila to organize Tayabas province
Judge Taft and associates of the United States Philippine commission, with wives and prominent Filipinos, departed Manila aboard the Sumner for Lucena to organize a provincial government. The pier was crowded with natives cheering them as insurgents surrendered 300 rifles in Pampanga Bulacan and Bataan. Methodists report 129 converts in Manila last week and the Philippine Evangelical church claims many new members.
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Manila
Taft
United States Philippine Commission
United States
Sumner
Lucena
Tayabasuzon
Pampanga
Bulacan
Bataan
Methodists
Philippine Evangelical Church
Prince Albrecht commits death by own action in Wiesbaden
Berlin reports Prince Albrecht Zeholme Braunfels died by his own hand in Wiesbaden after learning his incurable disease. His funeral monument in the Thiergarten was lavishly decorated on Queen Louise’s birthday anniversary. New York letters note anti vice concerns and tenement conditions citing 50 000 tenements with 20 families per building.
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New York
HH. Waldwin
Indiana Legislature Sees Bills Killed and Passed
March reports from Indianapolis show three measures killed by both chambers including abolition of the lady managers board, banning trading stamps not redeemed by merchants, and sequestrated tax collection with a 20 percent fee. Also passed were appeals to high courts, lending and safety deposit reg revisions, street railway tax assessments, and attorney fees. The house backed a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage 52 to 35, but fate remains uncertain in the senate.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Senate
Assembly
Committee On Rights and Privileges
Sixty-second General Assembly
Monady
House
Nicholson Law arrests in Kokomo for screen violations
Twenty eight of the 29 saloon keepers in Kokomo were arrested on Thursday for violation of the Nicholson law requiring screens be removed from doors and windows Sundays and after 11 oclock at night on week days. Prosecutor Willits led the arrests. Nearly all pleaded guilty and paid fines. the rest will do so as well.
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Christopher Wren
St. Paul's
Michael Angelo
Handel
Israel
Egypt
God
Reniorce
Martin Luther
Philip Melancthon
Melancthon
Luther
Philip
Kokomo
Iad
March S
Nicholtson
Willits
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern opens apprentice school
The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad Co has established a school for its apprentice boys at its Bathart Indiana shops. The railroad pays all expenses. Courses are technically oriented and practically applied by machinists and mechanics. Sessions are held at night.
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Bathart
Ind
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad Co
Not Enough Evidence Sends Prisoner Free
In Muncie Indiana March Henry Hollister who had been jailed for assaulting Mrs W M Jones of Yorktown was released Sunday after the supreme court ruled there was not sufficient evidence to sustain the conviction.
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Muncie
Ind
H.—John&. Hollister
W. M. Jones
Yorktown
Suprem Court
Bloomington Doctor Dies After Train Collision Near West Union
Bloomington Indiana March 9 Dr J of Cosetrrn who was struck by a train while crossing the track near West Union February 25 died Friday afternoon at Kingman Indiana.
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Bloomington
Ind
Cosetrrn
West Union
Kingman
Buckeye man killed by interurban car in Muncie
Geo. Burke of Tenek Muncie aged 70 was fatally struck by an interurban electric car after a paralytic stroke felled him onto the tracks in Tenek Muncie on March 11.
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Tenek
Muncie
Ind
Geo. Burke
Hig Gas Well Struck Near Loogootee Ind Three Million Feet Daily
Hig gas strike three miles south of Loogootee in Indiana billed as the biggest local gas field well. The estimated flow reaches 3,000,000 feet per day. Also report from Anderson Indiana about a teacher, John G. Snethen, released on bond after arrest on charges by a female student.
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Loogootee
Ind
Anderson
John G. Snethen
Teen girl victim of brutal assault near Bluffton
Miss Kitty DeLong, 17, daughter of Jos De Long, was attacked Friday afternoon near Bluffton Indiana and left in critical condition at her father's home. She could not describe her assailant. Sheriff Presinger formed a posse and requested bloodhounds as townspeople fear lynching in the aftermath.
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Bluffton
Ind
Kitty DeLong
Jos. de Long
Miss de Long
Winifton
Pressinger
Allen County
Severe Hurricane Strikes Princeton Indiana Damages Extensive
A violent Sunday hurricane damaged Princeton and surrounding areas causing thousands in losses. The Exline frame house collapsed its roof, a heavy bureau saved Extine’s family, the new high school roof was wrecked, and walls fell at a Southern shops building. The storm is noted as the worst in 25 years.
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Princeton
Ind
David Exline
Extine
Petroleum Found in Franklin Township Indiana Oil Oozes From Ground
Report from Rochester Indiana notes crude oil seeping from the ground in Franklin township Kosciusko county. Observers say the area hosts numerous springs where oil can be seen and, when gathered, it burns with the characteristic odor and smoke of petroleum. Nearby discoveries along Yellow river and Medaryville suggest larger oil potential in the region.
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Rochester
Ind
Franklin Toenship
Kosciusko County
Yellow River
Medaryville
Franklin Township
Amalgamated Iron Workers Hold Large Fifth District Meeting
The second meeting of the Amalgamated Association of the Iron Steel and Tin Workers Fifth district gathered in Muncie Indiana on Sunday at Union Labor hall. Vice President Clem Jarvis ofuderson presided as hundreds of members and delegates attended to foster closer ties within the district.
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Muncie
Ind
Amalgamated Association of the Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Indiana Gas Belt
Wits
Union Labor Hall
Clem Jarvis
Uderson
Railroad surveyors map route from Richmond to Muncie
A survey crew for the Cincinnati Richmond and Muncie railroad is in Muncie surveying terminals for a line to enter the city from Richmond. They will start a new route toward Chicago, passing Marian up, with Kokomo likely on the path.
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Muncie
Ind
Cincinnati, Richmond
Richmond Roller Skates Defeat Muncie Royals 7 0
Richmond's roller-skate polo team arrived in Muncie after a Chicago trip and routed Muncie's Royals, last year's champions, 7 to 0 with a single goal on fouls.
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Muncie
Ind
Richmond
Chicago
Racine
Wis
Royals
Man Killed by Panther While Hunting in Arkansas
Evansville Indiana March 11 Harry Minear son of Lee Minear of Pike County was killed by a panther in Arkansas a few days ago while hunting.
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Evansville
Ind
Harry Minear
Lee
Minear
Pike County
Arkansas
St. Louis Man Pleads Guilty to Stealing Book for Family Needs
Harry S. Fitzgerald of St. Louis pleaded guilty to stealing a book from local physicians to buy food for his wife and children. He was released on a promise not to return to St. Louis.
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Zor Hin
Evansville
St. Louis
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