Populist Editors Convene for Reform Press Talks
Reform Press Association delegates meet amid calls for harmony after Vander voort defeat. Memphis issues, charges against Vandervoort, and committees discussed as Frank Burkitt presides and J S Goxey attends. Silver Republicans issue a Chicago June 8 meeting proposal.
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Floods threaten Ohio Valley as Washington news lags
United States flood warnings mount along the Ohio and Monongahela rivers as heavy rain and falling temperatures swell waters toward historic levels. Reports from Pittsburg, Morgantown, and surrounding areas note rising flood stages, submerged railroad lines, and towns already inundated. President-elect McKinley faces a relapse delaying Washington duties while Alaska and Cuba issues prompt military and political maneuvers.
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Heir to $40,080 sought for missing Norman Babcock
Ex postmaster Kraus seeks help tracing Norman Babcock of Reno, last seen five years earlier. He is heir to $40,000 and described as about 50, blue eyes, sandy hair, a former railroad fireman with a drinking habit. A letter from Tadmit explains the request and asks for clues or tracing methods.
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