Echoes of the Great Flood Drenches Rail Lines
Floodwaters disrupt eastern Pennsylvanian rail service with multiple lines blocked and through routes limited. Trains rerouted around flooded districts as the Lehigh Valley opens through service Buffalo to New York, while Towanda area deaths are reported and theatres shutter amid the storm.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Towanda
Associates Press
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Dee
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Elbeteimdds
Diewens
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Stois
Ann Howe
Goed
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Westerdy
Lehigh Valley Ovaddromd
Puffalo
New York City
Brow Street
Rrank
Dienfels
Gwo
Sundas Orniog Vie
Deeblel Valley Railroad
Tomighe
New York Cental
On Point
New York State
Connie Cramadh
Thigmleta
Allentina
Jersey Shore
Flood at Tunkhannock River Destruction Report
Damaging floods along the Tunkhannock and Swale Brook caused streets to flood and rail lines to be submerged. The river rose to near the bridge, flooding homes on Water Street and washing under the iron bridge. Widespread disruption hit the region with washed-out tracks, wrecked freight, and submerged properties.
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Sutiliy
Chet Pradet
Point
Frye
Water Street
Lown
Vyunkhannock Creek
Pittston
Bee
Althoweh
Art Smithville
Che Rodiellvedhiad
Wingsten
Wyoming
Wyomilnas
Susquehanna River Flood Threat Faces Wilkes-Barre Area
Exclusive wires report the Susquehanna River high water receding slowly while Hoagland’s creeks flood Westmoreland and southern suburbs. Residents along Liver Street and Cheeky area endure rising tides as trains and ships face disruption and local coal Industry messengers warn of continued danger.
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Aanatatn Press
Wilkes-Barre
Dec
Susquehanna River
Jewlands
Westmoor
Celine Coef
Liver Street
Thavoupiifiere
Walter
Shattlie
Oferses
Valles de Ovoid
Penney
Neoy Wah
Philiotelpiie
Anarhyae
Fourteen collieries damaged by heavy downpour and railway surge
In the region fourteen collieries faced damage as the Philadelphia and ending railway and Petuminv Drive rail fell in amid a heavy downpour.
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Philadelphia
Ending
Flooding Strands Town as Rivers Rise and Industry Halts
Severe flooding from the Easton and Derth rivers floods streets and factories, cutting power and suspending work. Trolley service resumes. many stores remain dark while displaced residents share food scraps with nearby families.
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Easton
Ely
Delaware River Flood Damages South Trenton and Bridge
Exclusive wire reports a sudden Delaware River rise flooding South Trenton. Water level up about fifteen feet since early morning. many businesses and dwellings along the river banks damaged as fronts of buildings washed away. Over $30,000 in damage reported at the new Pennsylvania Railroad bridge over the Delaware.
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Trenton
Nouf
Dec
Delaware
Penneylvenha
Tragedy Follows Sudden Flooding Near Towanda
Terrifying floodwaters sweep through Towanda and surrounding townships on Saturday night and Sunday, washing away bridges and roads. Homes destroyed, livestock lost, and several residents killed or missing as rivers rise to historic levels.
Labor and Capital Conference Voices Trusts and Unions
A New York meeting convened by the National Civic Federation gathered labor and capital leaders including Charles Schwab and Archbishop Ireland to discuss reducing wage disputes. Senator Hanna urged union reform while supporting collaboration with business. religious figures urged peaceful adjustment to prevent output limits and price controls.
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Timne
Oscar Strauss
Fors Hier
Turkey
Chainant
Marie Co Torin
Gener
Hiber Capil
Pe O
Wright Nies
Benally MM
AL Hani
Charles Awilh
United States
Arehlishouph
Liehop Potten
Khatashiwey
M Durand
Tiesto
Wei Pitilutler
J Mlasho
Nationiad
Job Phips
Phettere
James Divin
Marcus Marks
Nathonel Clothing Mikers’ Associathos
Mbo
Chaides
Dan
Evenony
Chey Tae
Willie
Freedman Sues For Injunction In High Stakes Case
The article reports Freedman seeking a temporary injunction in a major dispute over exclusive wine distribution. It notes involvement of attorney A Gi and opposing Spalding camp, detailing court proceedings, filings, and anticipated rulings in a New York venue.
Shamokin Mines Flooding Halts Key Meet
Flooding at Shamokin mines halts the event as ground water soaks through tunnels. Officials estimate parts of the workings extend seventy feet, leaving fifteen thousand workers idle in the district for days.
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Shuveneleli
Collertes
Mill Forced to Close After Flood Damage
Reported by the Associated Press from Tacoma, the mill at Clute Eli, Heth Tee Fadt Time Pete the wonton suffered severe flooding. Water rose within the boat reach, water levels threatened nearby facilities, and crews evacuated as the river ran high. High water forced shutdowns along the Columbia region with significant disruption to local industry.
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Taimyister
Dai
Clute Eli
Ariel
Washington
Colunbria
Celmiaubiee
Bilayer & Sigdl
Wrighteville
York Bhiven
Wiles Ows
Dana Dome
Appointment of provisional commissioner in Main City
A notice from local officials announces the appointment of a provisional commissioner for the Main City area. The action involves the city government and the replacing authority to oversee ongoing administrative tasks and local projects. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
New York Bricklayers Endorse Arbitration Principle
The latter of the New York bricklayers union approved the principle of arbitration and coneshine flow and stated that for years hatters and brickdrivers in New Yorke had maintained satisfactory relations with their employers.
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New York Bricklavers Union
New Yorke
MRE McKinley In Critical Condition Says No Hope
Lieutenant James Meminten, A. A. nephew of the late president, reports Mrs. McKinley remains in Canton in the same condition as after the funeral with no improvement and no hope of recovery. Generals Youtuy and Shafter are at military headquarters on the Pacific coast.
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Chicago
McKinley
James Meminten
Preston
Methinley
Chileno
Youtuy
Reown
Presido
Mooruink
Great Snow Storm at Cheyenne
Exclusive wire report from Cheyenne details a severe blizzard beginning Tuesday night with record cold. Wyoming fatalities rise. five confirmed dead including three herders, a railroad worker, and a woman. Five more herders reported lost near Point of Rocks as their dogs return to town indicating likely deaths.
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Cheyenne
Wye
Wyoming
Point of Rocks
Exclusive Wife Felon Case Details Emerge
A murky scanned item reports on a high profile associate president case. It mentions a wife, a felon, and alleged dealings connected to a controversial figure linked to a capital location. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate a political intrigue unfolding in a major urban center.
Fragmented OCR note on trial and witnesses
garbled text mentions a lead, prefect, and a commission with no clear charges. The readable bits reference a trial context, names like Abe and Tasos, and a vague discussion of evidence or panels. The piece lacks coherent facts or events to describe precisely.
Unclear text about a New York to Naples steamer arrival
Fragmentary notice mentions a steamer Aller bound for Naples, with unclear names and routes from New York. Details are garbled and do not provide a coherent event, date, or official origin.
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Liverpool
Thee
One Tains
New York
Goilaltur Arivedt
Aller
Naples
Iene Mamihurs
Aianion
Wuislela
Wycar
New York City Officials Tapped In Civil Service Overhaul
Mayor elect Lew announced a broad civil service shake up with many positions likely to be abolished and openings limited to eligible lists. Appointments named include Ernest Lederly as Health Commissioner Homer Polks as Commissioner of Public Charities and Liv Metly Woodbury as Street Cleaning Commissioner. Further departmental reorganizations to parks corrections fire docks and ly nxes to be announced later.
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Lew
Civil Service Commission
Low
Health Commission
Ernest J. Lederly
Republican
Public Charities
Homer Polks
New York State Charities Aid Association
Liv
John Metly Woodbury
Princeton University
Belle- Vue Hospitel Medical School
Woodbury
Cornell University
Spain
Wilson
Notable Local Police Chief Passes After Illness
Mirthful city notices recount the death of Chief Franklin, head of police, with illness cited as the cause after a prolonged ailment. The obituary notes his service and the community’s loss as details of his tenure and funeral arrangements emerge.
Senate Ratifies Hay Pauncefote Treaty 72 to 0 Amid Debate
The Senate ratified the Hay Pauncefote canal treaty by 72 to 0 after nearly five hours of closed door debate. Senator Teller delivered the principal address opposing the treaty, followed by twelve to fifteen brief speakers. The vote included several pairs and nonvoting members, with Quay abstaining. Also, Philander Knox was confirmed as attorney general after a lengthy discussion over testimony and potential conflicts of interest. An echo of the Schley case appeared as Admiral Schley was honored in a Senate resolution prior to adjournment.
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Schley
Philander Knox
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Jones
Nev
Patterson
Quay
Philander
Knox
United States
Enon
Anti-Trust League
Friends of the Attorney General
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United States Steel Corporation
T Che
Howae
Tomi
Linasele
Centium
Court of Inquire
Sidiley
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ArKiainipia
Titra
Behtley
Wooders
Hir Remma
Santhige
Cuba
Toner
Kent
Dt Wags
Vent
Missouri
Romibttes
Congress
Clayton McMichael Appointed Nominee in Philadelphia
The Associated Press reports Clayton McMichael was appointed to the post in Philadelphia. President today announced the nomination, naming McMichael for the position.
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Clayton McMichael
Claston My Mickel
Meets in Scranton Next Be Havliene Wire Train
The Associated Press reports a superior court session in Scranton is scheduled for today. Case details remain unclear as officials adjourn and set new hearing dates.
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Philadviptidy
Doe, Wi
Thie
Weather Forecast for Washington Tuesday and Wednesday
Eastern Pennsylvania cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday. Moderate winds shift to variable as clouds linger. Temperatures trend toward mild highs with scattered showers possible.
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Tuea
Wednesaday
Pennsytania
Marth
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