Flood Threat Across Ohio Valley Looms
The Associated Press reports rising river levels along the Ohio valley with Cincinnati and Parkersburg under threat. Crests move toward Parkersburg and Louisville while Pittsburg nears the danger line. shelters open as schools host evacuees and trains resume limited service amid flood conditions.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Pittsburg
Davis Island
Parkersburg
Cincinnati
Louisville
Cinccinnati
Louisvalle
Oho
Willig
Moore
Chistes U. 5
Suburban and city railways run with little delay today
The suburban and city electric railways operated today with minimal traffic delays. Heavy rain continues as the Kentucky River rises two and a half inches per hour at Frankfort while other areas report ongoing snow removal efforts and gradual river rise with no flood danger yet.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Quo River
Pitlshore
Licking
Kentucky
Covington
Newport
Mill Creek
Grand Central
Fittsburg
Ohio River
Granada Central
Eighth Street
Fleischmann
Chicago Hall Club
Newport Track
Winnie
Nore
Dayton
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ann
Julian
Market Streets
Ironton
Portsmouth
Ashland
Cattlinburg
Mississippi
Cleveland
Burtfalo
Pittsburg
Mahoning
Froste s Prevail in Southern States Reported
Apr 23 reports from the Weather Bureau note frost in Jacksonville Florida Meridian Mississippi Charleston South Carolina Gainesville Georgia and snow in Gainesville and Cumberland Mountains area. Cotton damage in Albany Georgia about fifty percent though fruit generally safe in the region. Tennessee reports four to six inches of snow near Knoxville and extreme cold with fruit damage but fruit crop in that section is reported safe.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Weather Bureau
Jacksonville
Fla
Meridian
Mass
Charleston
Gainesville
Georgia
Albany
Americas
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Tenn
Kuntsville
Cumberland Mountains
Huntington
W. VA
Ohio
Guyandotte
Washington
D. C
Potomac
Harper's Ferry
Monongahela
Allegheny
Ol City
Pittsburg
Railroad machinists press claims for higher pay and hours
Nearly 660 machinists of the Illinois Central in Chicago meet to present demands to the company. They seek higher wages a nine hour day and better shop conditions. Builders and blacksmiths unions are ready to act in unison.
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Br Associate
Chicago
Iiners Central
Internaional
Builermakers
Supreme Court to adjourn May 27
Washington April 22 Chief Justin Fuller announced the final disjournment of the court for the term on the 25th of May. The docket call will be suspended next Friday and the court will recess next Monday until May 13. No intimation was given on when the insular cases will be decided or if they will be resolved before adjournment.
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Ty Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court Today
Justin Fuller
Ohio Coal Miners Strike in Lower Sub-district Over Dead Work Scale
Two five hundred mine workers in sub-district 6 of Ohio and West Virginia walk out today after a dispute over the dead work scale. Officials fear the strike may spread to other districts.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
West Virginia
High Water Destroys Atlas Bridge in Appleton Wisconsin
High Fox River flood washed away the center span of the Atlas bridge in Appleton. The 30 year old Kimberly and Clark structure was already dilapidated. water later receded with no additional damage reported beyond the wreck.
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Appleton
Wis
Atlas
Fox River
Kimberly & Clark Company
Paper makers organize union at Appleton
Branch No. 34 of the Brotherhood of American Papermakers formed in Appleton Wisconsin with eighty charter members. Elected officers include President William McGrath Vice President T A Wynn Secretary Robert Pearson and Treasurer Robert Creetch.
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Associated Press
Appleton Wis
Brotherhood of American Papermakers
William McGrath
T. A. Wynn
Robert Pearson
Robert Creetch
Captain C A Green Returns From Philippines Home to Appleton
Captain C A Green arrives in Appleton Wisconsin after two years with the volunteer army in the Philippines. He led a company of the Thirty fourth regiment and previously served as adjutant of the Second Wisconsin regiment.
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Associated Brees
Appleton
Wis
OG. A. Green
Philippines
Joe
Thirty-fourth Regiment
Wisconsin Regiment
Flood fears persist as western Pennsylvania rivers rise
Western Pennsylvania endures renewed rain and rising rivers after a near flood. Officials warn of potential losses, while 25,000 workers remain idle and rail and plant damage tallies mount. Multiple towns report flooding and supply shortages as weather trends suggest further risks.
Bail Denied for Captain Carter in Supreme Court
The United States Supreme Court denied the bail application of former Captain Overlinn M. Carter. The April 22 decision leaves Carter in custody as the case proceeds.
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Carter
Associated Press
Washington, I
United States Supreme Emprt Today
Overlinn M. Carter
Deaths toll noted after town farmer John Fisher passes
John Fisher a well known Utica farmer died this morning from heart disease at seventy two. He leaves a wife two sons and four daughters with scattered relatives in Georgia Indiana and Winniaga county. Funeral Wednesday with services at the house and church led by Rev. Montique. Mary Hornick aged seventy one died Saturday night at her Tenth street home from general debility due to old age. George Fauck nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Ernst Fauck died Sunday morning of diphtheria. John Hoppe six year old son of Mr and Mrs Tred Jeppe died this morning of brain fever with funeral Thursday at 1 30 from the house and 2 from Nebraska street Lutheran church.
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John Fisher
Utica
Fitegerakl
Evanestan
Resigts
Winniaga County
de A. m
Hinaldlam
Montique
Will Offelate
Mary Hornick
Mary E. Hornick
Tenth Street
Thomas I. Hornick
George Fauk
George Fauvk
Ernst Fauk
John Hoppe
Tred Jeppe
Twelfth Street
Nebraska, Street Lutheran Church
Fire destroys Sparta paper mills in Wisconsin
Evening Wisconsin reports from Sparta that fire totally destroyed the O R Newton & Sons paper mills causing about 75000 dollars in losses. Insurance partially covers the damage and the firm will rebuild at once. The blaze is believed incendiary in origin.
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Associates Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Sparta
O R. Newton & Sons
Failure at New York stock brokers assignment notice
New York April 22 John Kelly and Co stock brokers made an assignment for the benefit of creditors. A Michigan Indian school teacher writes of studying children from four tribes noting humor and remarks by Traae Crane about gender roles and traditions in class refining the day’s drill and exchanges.
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Associated Press
New York
John Kelly & Co
Michigan
Toshinihi
Traae Crane
Miss B
Tsage
Washington Star
Aguinaldo to Come Prepare for Great Stand at Calumpit
London dispatch quotes Aguinaldo saying he planned his strongest move at Calumpit during the war with the Americans. He recalls retreating to Nueva Vizcaya after Tarjac and Mustang advances, slipping through a Lawton cordon with 250 men hours before the landing. He expresses willingness to visit the United States but remains undecided on future plans and notes federal agents may aid pacification.
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Associated Press
London
Spavneh
Manilla
Aguinaldo
Weneral Wheston
Stu Fabian
Nueva Vizcaya
Lawton
United States
Sam
Missouri Pacific to Increase Stock
Directors of the Missouri Pacific railway authorize an increase of 90 million in capital stock, making total authorized issue 100 million. A stockholders meeting will be held to ratify the action. Union Pacific also seeks to raise capital by 100 million to fund recent interests including the Croket stake in Southern Pacific. filing fee set at 10 200, the largest ever received by the state.
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Associated Preas
New York
Missouri Pacifi Railway
Union Pacifico
Topeka
Kas
Fine Charter Board
A. T. Wiliams
Union Pacific Railway Company
Union Pace Capital
Croket
Southern Pacific
Marlboroughs Reconciled After Paris Visit
London April 22 The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough arrived together from Paris and went to Warwick House signaling a reconciliation. Rumors credit W K Vanderbilt, father of the duchess, with helping mend the rift. Attempts to obtain a statement from either party have failed.
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London
Marlborough
Paris
Warwick House
W. KK. Vanderbilt
Stitches in Heart Fail to Save Teen in St Louis
Philip Gunn died today after being stabbed Saturday night. Doctors performed three stitches to repair his heart and used salt water and heart stimulants to keep him alive until death. The incident occurred in St Louis Missouri in April.
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St. Louis, Mo
Philip Gunn
City Hospital
Nome Blizzard Death Toll in Doubt
Reports of a blizzard at Nome causing 200 miners to perish are questioned after Daw son arrivals on the steamer Victorian and Skagway papers find possible misreporting. Telegrams from Dawson suggest Need may have been imposed, with no confirmation from either Dawson or Skagway.
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Associated Press
Vancouver
B. C
Nome
Dawson
Skegway
Skagway
Need
Skigway
New Club House Addition Planned for Mead Homestead
Work on remodeling the Mead Homestead at High Street and Wisconsin Avenue by the Twentieth Century Association will begin soon. A south side expansion 60 by 50 feet includes a stage, dressing rooms, a 6 by 40 foot main hall, cushioned seating, three reception parlors, a 24 by 14 foot dining room, a full kitchen, and a brick English style fireplace, creating a center for lectures, entertainments, and social events.
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Wisconsin Avenue
Twentieth Century Association
Afguinn Street
Piin
Walla
High Street
Wiseconsin Avenue
Assembly Hall
Oshkosh Resolution Urges Police to Enforce Liquor Laws
At a Miniaterial Association meeting Dr James P Abbott led in adopting a resolution demanding Oshkosh Wisconsin officials enforce liquor excise statutes. It calls on the mayor to direct the chief of police to prosecute Hart Wickert and Munt for selling intoxicating drinks without license and threatens action against the police chief if not compliant. A copy is to be sent to John Mulvanytayer.
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James P. Abbott
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Wtt
Wm. Hart
Ed. Wickert
L. Munt
Woman Seeks 2500 Damages Over Fall On Oshkosh Sidewalk
Josephine Brasch sues the city of Oshkosh asking 2500 for injuries after tripping on a loose plank on the north sidewalk of Seven teenth street near lot 8 in the Ninth ward. The complaint says she was thrown and sustained leg, back, abdomen and internal injuries. Eaton and Weed represent Brasch.
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Witzel
Josephine Brasch
Oshkosh
Seventeenth Street
Ninth Ward
Eaton & Weed
Death of Robert Drews in Oregon Street area
Robert R Drews aged twenty four of 117 Oregon street died this morning after two years illness. He was a son of William Drews and held a clerkship at the legislature's opening. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday with services at home at 1 PM and at Nebigska street Turheran church at 2 PM conducted by Rev. C frewrigat.
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Robert R. Drews
Oregon
May Corn Tops on Phillips Buyout Plan in Chicago Trade
Chicago April 22 The May corn option rose over two cents as George H. Phillips announced he would take over 3,000,000 bushels in store on delivery day. Shipping to the east and light delivery receipts boosted shorts, who largely covered only at the close two cents above yesterday’s finish, 114 cents above the prior high.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
George H. Phillips
Phillips
Safe Blowers Operate At Madison Sun Prairie Heist
A pair of safe blowers dynamited the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway office in Sun Prairie near Madison on Saturday night. About $40 in agent funds were taken, with authorities investigating the case.
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Madison
Wis
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Sun Prairie
Job Bradley Farm Sold in Utica to Alderman Schneider
An auction at Sheriff Potter's office sold the 70 acre Job Bradley estate in Utica to Alderman Schneider of West Algoma Street for 9099 dollars to satisfy mortgages and judgments. The sale covers taxes and judgments as well, with Lucy A Forbes's $5533 mortgage assigned to George Bradley. George Bradley failed to outbid Schneider.
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Potter
Job Bradley
Utica
Alderman Schneider
West Algoma Street
Schneider
Lucy A. Forbes
George Bradley
Mr. Schneider
W. C. T. U Protests Unlicensed Saloon Operations
The W. C. T. U. collaborates with city clergy to protest three saloons operating without a city license. A petition to the Mayor and council requests closure of the unlicensed establishments until licenses are enforced. Signed by committees including Mrs. G. H. Hatch Mrs. B A Hardy Mrs. W W Ryder and Mrs. L. E. Happy.
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G. H. Hatch
B.A. Hardy
W.W Ryder
L. E. ‘Happy
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