Easter Storms Ravage Towns and Churches Nationwide
A severe Sunday wind and rainstorm caused extensive damage across Pittsburg and nearby towns. Homes unroofed, trees felled, and telegraph lines down disrupted services as churches suffered collapses and casualties, with several serious injuries and possible deaths among parishioners and residents.
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Knoxville Presbyterian Church
Knoxville
R Cal
Reveus
R. J. Phillips
Clarence McNulty
Pletcher Byron
David Smith
Joseph Adams
John Meyer
Albert Schmidt
Thomas Mechiln
Evan Jones
Rachel Schultz
Belle Vernon
American Windowgines Company
Greensburg
Keely & Janes Company
Local and national notes from April headlines
Hot Springs arrest over forged paper claims $100000 with Manson A Johnson of Anderson Ind. in custody as Sergt Kirkpatrick investigates. Jolson ill in a Hot Springs hotel room under physician care. Floods threaten Jackson Mississippi with Pearl River overflow halting rail lines and waterworks. Tennessee River damage reported in Birmingham area with drownings. Dr Newton to resign after 33 years in New York City Episcopal Church. Went Democratic in Denton Texas with 29 vote margin, no local issue.
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Ohio Senate
Pricona
Ohio Medical Colleges
State Medical Examining Board
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Boards of Health
Hot Springs
Ark
Manson A. Johnson
Anderson
Ind
Boro
Kirkpatrick
Anderr A National Bank
Jolson
J. J. Netterville
Johnson
Rau & Work
Newton
New York
New York City
R. Heber Newton
All South Protestant Episcopal Church
Sau Francisco
Flcce
Leland Stanford University
Terrific Explosion Kills 22 at Nelson Mine Dayton Tenn
A gas and coal dust explosion at the Nelson mine of Dayton Coal and Iron Co in Dayton Tennessee leaves 22 dead and more than six injured. Victims include both white and colored workers with the mine’s firemen blamed for triggering the blast. The incident details outline ignition from a blast used to light lamps before quitting time and rushed evacuations amid extensive damage.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Nelson Ming
Dayton Coal & Iron Company
Dayton
L. Hunter
A. Taffer
James Franklin
John Harney
Tom Shaver
James Harris
P. G. Travis
George Griffiss
Ben Griffiss
Reese Dean
Norma Piersoll
Morgan Smith
John Row
Tom Cumminga
Henry Gonken
Gan
Nelson
Lark Hunter
Mhle
Cuban Reciproc ity Debate Shapes tariff Approach in Congress
Congress debates the Cuban reciprocity bill as Chairman Payne blocks the report and President Roosevelt's Cuba recommendations are reviewed. The report notes Cuban planters face bankruptcy while US sugar imports could ease with a 20 percent tariff cut, not harming US sugar producers.
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Washington
Payne
Howne
Wayn and Means
Roosevelt
Cuba
United States
Con Titles
Willam Alden Smith
Aftediyan
Hort
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