Great flood devastates Keystone and coal regions
Hundreds die as a catastrophic flood washes away Keystone and surrounding mining areas in the Conemaugh valley. Widespread damage includes rail and telegraph collapse, with trains halted and rescue efforts hindered by high waters and ruined bridges.
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Keystone
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Associated Press
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Oelock
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Mrs McKinley's Case Improves in Washington Visit
Dr Johnson visits the White House and notes a distinct gain in Mrs McKinley's condition. Dr Rixey says she may take short carriage drives this week if weather allows, and plans to move her from Washington to Canton next week proceed. She can now walk around her bedroom daily and remains in satisfactory health.
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Ohio Republicans to Hold Convention
Exclusive wire reports from Columbus say Ohio Republicans plan their state convention tonight with renomination of Governor Nash and Lt Governor Clardiwell. The gathering will select a slate for Supreme Court and legislative posts while addressing census apportionment and party leadership. Senator Parker and Senator Hunn are slated as featured speakers.
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John A. Clardiwell
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A. J. Chiberon
Gi. W. Ihingen
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Hunn Thesday
Death of Adelbert Hay in New Haven hotel window
Adelbert Stone Hay, former U S consul at Pretoria and son of Secretary of State John Hay, fell from a third story window at the New Haven House before 2:40 am. He was instantly killed. The cause is undetermined with speculation about accidental fall or possible suicide. Hay had arrived for Yale commencement week and was active with the class events. a laborer and classmates witnessed the tragedy.
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Death of Adelbert Hay Shocks Washington Officials
Washington mourns Adelbert Hay son of Secretary of State John Hay after a fatal incident. President McKinley and Cabinet members extend condolences as the family travels from Cleveland to New Haven for the funeral. The young Hay, a Yale graduate, was noted for bravery and public service.
Sailed and Sailed Again in New York Harbor
A cryptic wire reports sailing activity around Manhattan with unclear names and places. The message mentions Queenstown and New York and references ships and materiel in transit.
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Republican County Committee Endorses Harmony Over Conflict
Special to the Scranton Triana reports Allegheny county Republicans reorganize after Senator Willher Flinn’s retirement becomes a focal point. Governor Stone is praised as an architect of harmony while party leaders vow unity, peace, and majority rule to guide the organization nationwide.
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Aos Robertson
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Allegheny County
Explosive blast wrecks Brick House and Harrisburg Grocery
A gas explosion damaged a brick house and a Harrisburg grocery store causing significant destruction. Fire crews battled flames while residents reported injuries and detours as investigators began touring the wreckage for causes.
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Harrisburg
Meridhal til Up Sew Mork and Local Tide
A garbled OCR reads as a report about a Meridhal event and local tide at Vallabine. Names such as Naty Rettig and Mealy appear amid fragmented phrases describing timing and a public or civic activity.
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Fragmented OCR note on politics and crime mentions
An unclear OCR fragment references Senator Kyle Ill Wy and an accommodation matter. It mentions a theft or crime detail and a political tone with scattered names and places, but the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
Weather notes and scattered data from yesterday’s report
Fragmentary weather lines list conditions and temperatures with many garbled terms and unreadable segments. The readable elements mention a date, regional terms, and various observed phenomena, but the overall details are unclear and incomplete.
Wastingdon Sue 24 Report From Bash Weather Note
The fragment reports harsh winds and uncertain conditions affecting a Bash area. It mentions Sue Wastingdon and a weather station or service noting strong gusts and unsettled skies with no clear forecast details.
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