Cyclones devastate five states leaving hundreds dead
News from New York and Atlanta reports describe cyclones ripping through Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Texas, and Tennessee. Deaths total around 225 with 478 injured, many in Amite City and Purvis, and towns wiped off the map. Additional storms in Georgia cause widespread damage and dozens more deaths.
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Taft Men Seize The Convention Hall In Newport
Newport Ky April 25 Taft men seized Turner Hall where the Republican district convention was to be held and barred followers of Senator elect Bradley seeking to push pro Bradly delegates to the state convention at Louisville Police were ordered to the hall and reportedly took down doors to eject all inside Rival delegations prepare for a pitched battle at one o clock as entrance was planned for both sides
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Liner St Paul Collides with Cruiser Gladiator Near Yarmouth
London April 26 A fog blizzard heavy enough to nearly halt navigation caused a collision between the liner St Paul of the American line and the cruiser Gladiator near Yarmouth. The St Paul crew and many passengers were saved as the Moor heeled over. the Gladiator was badly damaged and grounded to prevent sinking. Several feared dead though late reports say no confirmed loss of life.
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Five Persons Injured In Auto Wreck Near Mummtiton
Five persons were injured last evening when an automobile wreck occurred near Mummtiton. Details are scarce but authorities report varied injuries and a possible transport to local hospitals for treatment.
Unclear OCR Item From Hamilton Area
A damaged fragment describes an event on a hill near West Chest er involving a motionless object, a large impact, and injuries to several people. Names and details are garbled, mentioning Olver Snyder, Gus Kudimmerting, Jel Stelamen, Mary, and Charles Trant with varying injuries and a police head.
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Blight Shakes Yrisco City Prompted Fright and Fire
A strong quake struck Yrisco City early today causing fear and several fires. Rescue teams rushed to Hernan Hettlet's yard where multiple injuries were reported and unknown property damage.
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Is Still Very Sick From A Window
In April reports from Lakewood say former president Cleveland remains ill and not yet recovered. a-prior note said he would hasten his return from Princeton but no clear improvement is reported. Also, Eugene Mame Bel, 97, committed suicide by jumping from a seventh floor window near the Vanderbilt Hotel after urging his wife to leave the home.
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Embolism of the Hearts Loses The Mystery Death
A garbled report suggests an overdose caused a child’s death, with Dr Jeantes, the police physician, examining the case today and Pr Jenpten officially certifying the young person died from heart failure linked to embolism, amid Parks newsyears discussions.
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Washington Senate Debates Piles Amendment on Battleships
In the Senate this afternoon Senator Piles of Washington moved to raise the battleship total beyond two as set in the naval bill but the amendment failed without a division. When the vote was taken Senator WAXOL questioned the result and demanded a reconsideration, but his request was denied as the chamber declined with the vote.
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Will Arm Residents of Tobacco District in Ohio
Ohio Governor orders arming residents along the Ohio River tobacco district after night rider incursions from Kentucky. Adjutant General Critchfield to stockarm the population with rifles and ammunition to deter further invasions following the Waterfield warehouse burn in Brown County.
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King Manuel to repay value of missing jewels to treasury
Lisben April 26 King Manuel the deposed ruler of Portugal ordered an inventory of crown jewels seized in 1844 valued at 2006000 dollars and found 75000 missing. The Bank of Portugal official said jewels were removed at the king Carlow’s demand to cover royal debts and the king now plans to reimburse the treasury. The incident has stirred Republican admiration for the young monarch.
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Judson Harmon Named Ohio Gubernatorial Candidate
Judson Harmon of Cincinnati is picked as the Democratic nominee for governor, with George J. Karb of Columbus selected for lieutenant governor. The nomination was nearly unanimous at a statewide convention meeting in Toledo, amid late-string negotiations and shifting support.
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