Disastrous Flood Breaks Jonganea Levee Threatening Towns
Severe floods rupture the Jonganea levee near Balak Compe in the central region of Laruisiann. Officials warn of high water, potential loss of life, and widespread property damage as several villages face inundation. Measures are taken to reinforce weaker spots while higher river levels are anticipated.
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Sfuyst
Orld
Balak Compe
Laruisiann Te
Iteriy
Towteend
Shane
Laver
Ayrr
Hiver
Sreonibonke
Alton
Levee Threatens Town as River Rises in Pike County
The levee protecting the Sny bottom near the town across the river from this city is endangered by rising waters and shifting wind. If the river continues to rise, disaster looms for wheat fields and homes as residents move belongings and crews repair the levee at Mai Chicago and Alton.
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Eistogly
Pleven
Lacwian
Papal City
Pike County
Bie
Point
Chicago
Alton
Flood Devastation Reported Across Buchanan and Sodrew Counties
Authentic reports describe widespread damage from recent rain in Buchanan and Sodrew counties. Farms suffer destroyed crops and fences, with families displaced to hills. Roads flooded, rail lines washed out, and towns like Chariton and Missouri River areas cut off from service as rivers rise and bridges fail.
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Sr Jowrm
Buchanan
Sodrew
Ian Warners
Sralus
Sralu
Hopkis Hotel
Burlington Road
Clariton
Kaness City
Fr Joseph
Council Bluffs
Chariton
Keosss City
Hinebute
Langdon and Bigelow
Kansas City
St. Dimeph
Coane Bluffs
Hernard
Oregon
Nodaway
Bigelow
Balireel Braille
Telem
Weather and flood threats hit Agency and surrounding towns
A severe storm swept through the region causing rivers to overflow, washing out 900 yards of rail between the depot and river bridge near the town of Agency. Homes, crops, and church structures were wrecked across Arkansas and nearby states, with potential flooding looming as water rises.
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Santa Fe
Platts River
Agency
Sante Depot
Bluff
Washouts and heavy rain disrupt rail service across Nebraska
May 11 reports describe unprecedented rainfall and flooding in Nebraska with river rises inundating bottom lands. Trains nationwide suffer delays and washouts, including Union Pacific between Heatrice and Lincoln and Rock Island lines via Burlington tracts. Western Nebraska reports from 16 inches to 2 inches in various areas.
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Mama
Nebraska
Nebras
Daarlin
Salt Lake
Heatrice
Lincoln
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Hiobham fore We Can Eaplain All Ret Yous
Former Har jou trial president, who was sevented, faced charges on Friday. He planned to exploit Harlem and had opportunity. Died at Sew from Yellow Peron. ma Seven are DOW convalescent.
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Ret Yous
Lmr
Harjou
Harlem
Yellow Peron
DOW
Deeming Confesses Murder Denies Killing Second Wife
The Windsor murder case sees Deeming confessing the killing of his wife Emily Mather while denying direct responsibility for his former wife Marie Rainbill’s death. He claims he paid fifty pounds to have Rainbill murdered, and attributes his crimes to an unknown power to suggest insanity. Prosecutor Walsh labels him a desperate, unscrupulous criminal, noting motives tied to breaking with Rainbill and starting anew. Evidence ties the Bengal cavalry uniform claim and Freemason links to an elaborate hoax.
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Methocans
Deeming
Emily Mather
Windsor
Marie
Rainbill
Rainchild
Walsh
Deering
Mets & Cles
Gore
Ralhbill
Daeming
Windaor
Windaor Wife, Had Rejected A Number of Suitors Aater Doomin
Etter
Death in St Petersburg Tied to Nihilist Conspiracy
General Grenser, chief of police at St Petersburg, dies from a mysterious illness linked to a Nihilist plot. The affair centers on alleged severe punishment of a prisoner named Togarniel, who reportedly endured 44 hours of food deprivation and electric shocks to coerce confessions of imagined conspiracies.
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St. Perexguono
Grenser
St Petersburg
Grenear
Gresser
Vinesnet Togarniel
Five Children Crushed in Cyclone Cave Disaster
In Astaost Kan on May 1 a storm damaged a residence in the southwest city area. A family, Williame Wilkine and wife with five children, all colored, slept as the roof collapsed. Wilkins escaped to alert neighbors who rescued the wife alive. five children aged from months to fifteen years were recovered dead. The tragedy occurred as heavy rain undermined the structure overnight.
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Kan
Williame Wilkine
Wilkins
Randolph child dies after suspected misdose of medicine
New York May 11 Henry Randolph son of publisher Anson Randolph of 124 West Side Street died in the morning after taking a dose he claimed was quinine which proved to be strychnine. The family has suffered from nervous debility in recent months and a Petal Blindness report from Keia Pankets Petal Blindness Zanzibar notes severe mental decline.
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New York
Henry & Randolph
Anson Randolph
West Sid Street
Randolph
Rowz
Humbert Bee
Govwal Giolitci
Franca
Giolitti
William Aith
Frans Joseph
Crispi
New York May 11 City Hall Deadlock Persists
May 11 in New York the city council remains at loggerheads over confirmations. Mayor seeks approval of board of public works nominees. the combined aldermen bloc rejects them. A police commissioners choice with one substitution follows, but the coalition stands firm. A street commissioner nomination sparks a break, with the mayor casting the decisive vote to declare the nomination carried.
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Miegere Palle
Rts Wees Ue
Thom
Seacee
N.J
Herrings& Co
New York
Farrell & Co
Philadelphia
Hall
Marvin
Fire destroys two buildings and 27 horses burn to death
A dawn fire on West Sixty-fifth Street killed twenty-seven horses and forced eight families from a neighboring building. Firemen Ryan was injured when a scaffold collapsed during a rescue. Loss estimated at $20,000 as crews battled the blaze through the morning.
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Sixty-fifth Street
James Ryan
Ryso
Bremen
Will Barbeus
MADE MILK PUNCH MORE PENSION OFFICE INQUIRY
A detailed account of the Special Pension Office Investig ation Committee hearings includes Chief Clerk Ford, Captain Kelly, and witnesses such as Taber and Major Clark as they discuss promotions, alleged improper conduct, and journalistic interference. The proceedings reference Raum, Tingwald, and Lemon while noting tensions within the Pension Office and related press scrutiny. In a separate incident, Elia Morrow, a 32 year old woman, was killed when a Portland train struck a wagon in Me.
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Wasursorom
Kelly
Pension Office
Special Pension Office Investigtion Committee
Tingwald
Provo
Rconversation
Young Raum
Ting
Taber
George Lemos
Liveota
Record
Willian
Buren
Persone
Ford Bedalec
House of
The
Tribune
Washington
Raum
Enloe
Ducese
Mise Elia Morrow Wan Crosal
Mal Central Hall
Portland
Deeansed
Thomas Morrow
Hanakell's Corner
Very Reporte- mas May 11-M. Very died last at of Injuries
A garbled report notes a death from injuries after a wine shop explosion linked to Ravachol’s circle. It mentions comatose condition since Friday, unclear motives, and compensation for dependents amid ongoing unrest and labor disputes. A separate item reports a fatal street accident involving a child, decapitation, and widespread danger to nearby farms.
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Loupo
Victoria
Toring
Darmstadt
Uue
Kalner
Very
Amas
Hue Magents
Ravachol
Bartal
Will
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