March Winds Sweep Texas and Neighboring States
A late winter storm roared through Texas and nearby regions March 11, causing extensive damage and casualties. Reports from Hie Storm to now show four deaths and multiple injuries across Winkled, Wills Point, New Boston, Blossom, Emory, and Clinton areas. Property losses exceed $100,000 in some towns, with further destruction in Fulton and Hickman counties. Weather brought heavy rain, collapsing buildings, wrecked churches, blown freight cars, and widespread damage to homes and utilities. Other reports note fatalities in Arkansas, Kentucky, and Indiana as the storm pattern spread across the Deep South and Midwest.
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Howyton
Tex
Texas
Wills Point
New Boston
Blossom
Emory
Raines County
Ball
Uvalde
Mexican
Pan American Exposition travel by bicycle urged
A cresting editorial urges cyclists to plan a Buffalo Pan American Exposition tour next summer. It stresses gradual training, proper gear tested in advance, and organized club finances with officers. It notes rail and water travel is affordable and Niagara frontier scenery awaits riders. Arrangements for cyclists will be provided by the Pan American Exposition publicity office.
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Buffalo
Bufaly
Atreheurer
Choowe Lip
Cyelist
Trists Simaelf
Niagara Frontier
N. W
Stand of Anthracite Operators And Hazleton Conference
Notices across the anthracite region extend a 10 percent wage advance from Nov 1, 1900 to April 1, 1901 and promise local adjustments at collieries. Indications show coal producers unlikely to attend the Hazleton conference, backing a nonconfrontational stance amid Swago Marasilles activity. Dockers strike disrupts cargoes, with several refineries closing and industries weighing layoffs. miners face hunger as house-to-house drives aid the aggrieved. General MacArthur reports insurgent losses in the Philippines and Alaska census shows 68,892 residents. 72 drowned in a Black Sea storm. grain and stock prices trend across Chicago markets.
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Hasleton
Hazleton
Marasilles
Margeiles, March &—Aericai
Dis
Billion dollar congress feared as arms budget nears four hundred million
A Senate floor exchange highlights rising federal outlays for the military and general appropriations. Senator Hale warns the coming year’s military budget near 400 million, nearly doubling European powers’ spending, with total appropriations forecast around 760 million to 800 million. Other figures cover miscellaneous items, deficits, and ship subsidy debates.
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Congress
Eugene Hale
Maine
Allison
Benator Hale
Aubeldy
Morgan
Akon
Aly Tisan
Mr. Morgan
Allen
Hale
Hale Anid
Mr. Tate
Mr. Hale
Mr. Spooner
Mr. Allison
Army
Navy
Pensions
Mcidentals
Culberson
Secretary of War
Aetitte Committee
Provisional boundary report delays US Canada border decision
Ottawa reports the commissioners have completed a report on the proposed boundary along Lynn Canal north of Pyray Wall Harbor. The plan favors postponing a final line for years, citing mineral wealth in disputed lands and urging careful handling to avoid denying the United States valuable territory.
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John Marie Kiehted
Ottawa
Ameria
Yikon Hive
Tr Te Sali
Rity Cnet
Weat
Lynn Canal
Pyray Walt Harbor
Tle
Fingt
Trie
United States
John Hay
Tony
Dow
McKidey
John Ting
Wrestington
Aes
Canada
New York
Insane farmer wreaks havoc in Worthington village
Columbus March 11 John Wilcor a wealthy farmer near Wor thington suburb suddenly went insane and terrorized the village wounding two men injuring several more and setting fire to his home He was subdued by deputy sheriffs J W Dawson and B C Buell seriously hurt but expected to recover Defies Arrest Bowling Green March 12 Ody McCarthy besieged in a house near North Baltimore by a mob and officers He is armed and will make a hard stand McCarthy and J D Instey a teacher were in a school dispute over punishment of McCarthy's child and the teacher was nearly killed Deputy officers pursued McCarthy and a chase ensued near North Baltimore
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Columbus
John Wilcor
Worthington
J. W. Dawson
B.C. Buell
Bowling Green
Ody McCarthy
North Baltimore
McCarthy
Mike i
J. D. Instey
Asalat
Vernon
Mra
Mary Jane Hess
Bladensbury
Hess
Rothery
Mr. Vernon
George IW. Houck
Bladenstoria
Arcent
Sherif Lynde
Sarah Jane Hess
Houck
Tremendous Force of Electric Current Across Niagara to Buffalo
Article explains the power carried by six copper conductors from Niagara to Buffalo. It notes cables spanning mile after mile between poles, with no visible sign of the work they perform. Bailiwell of Niagara development cites that currents of small diameter could move enormous loads, as experts describe a Pan American Expedition aiming to receive 6,000 horsepower.
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Buffalo
Niagara Malls
Bufalo
Hong
Bailiwell
Niagara
Bork
Profits of Trusts Show Monopoly Benefits for Monopolists
A Boston era column notes a 20 per cent dividend by Standard Oil, totaling about 20 million dollars with stock near 815 per share and bets it may hit 1000. It argues monopoly profits rely on eliminating competition, taxing consumers, and enabling vast fortunes for Rockefeller and associates while critics claim trusts cheapen costs yet still deliver huge gains.
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Teostist
Standard of Company
Ofl
Rockefeller
Ufe
Trust den
Louis Republic
Tegene's Copper and the Ideal Navy Debate
A fragmentary historical column critiques financiers and shipbuilders pushing for vast naval expenditures. It questions the true cost of a powerful navy, noting the capitalists’ influence and the ongoing government contracts. The piece contrasts public benefit with private profit and fiscal demands.
Postoffice Robbery in West Toledo
Six masked men robbed the West Toledo post office on March 11 breaking into the shop and blowing the safe with ultraglycerin. They secured 9700 dollars in cash. Local authorities search for suspects.
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Pontoffice
Toledo
Pan American Exposition Electricity Exhibits Draw Interest
The writing notes electrical displays at the Pan American Exposition and their appeal across all walks of life. It highlights how electricity touches daily activities and prompts curiosity about its reach and impact.
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Lfe
Anomalous Antimony Industry Influence Across Nations
Fragmented OCR text references global industry actors and wealth dynamics across continents. It hints at valuation shifts, protective measures, and notable ties to the United States and European markets, with mentions of notable figures and evolving trade patterns.
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Clinton
Hielanan
Marvin College
Witness Central
Hickman
Fulton
Little Rock
Gus Rute
Hammer
John Turner
Roy
Pine Prairie
J. A. Wooley
New Caxtro
Pinkey Watson
Becks
Moble Davie
Rock Hill
Oamel Roberts
Rock Him
Charles Dowing
Paragould
Huntington
John Fitsgerald
Booneville
Greenway
Owensboro
Mali
Davies
Paducah
Maxon
Cumberland
Princeton
Ind
Coart- Howse
Columbia
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Anderson County
W. ¢. Ben Hett
J. 8. Fowler
P. B. Allen
W. Q. Ham Bignd
Duke of Manchester
London
Duke and Duchess of Manchester
Liverpool
Portia Knight
Miss Knight
Salem
Ore
Barteeville
William
Herd
Fnifalo
Dorion
Ollste
Merced
Howe
Hani
Willfaye
Washington
MacArthur
Manilla
Marian de Sos
Nulo
Alaska
Nome City
Skagway City
Black Sea
ARKET
Chicago
Mackeen
Helene
Cuttin
Bond
Steen
Tomy
Vow
H. Bumala
Vows
Holfers
Miockers
Fovilors
Shemp
Lambe
Lawba
Colton
Lund
Hulk Monte
Castle
Carpenters
Pri
Cleveland
Eugene M. O'Callaghan
Cleveland Diocese
Ireland
San Francisco
McKinney
California
Ohio
Rapid Reader
Southard
Perry Monument Association
Lakeside
Perry
Lake Ele
Upper Sandusky
Charles Foster
Locke Foster
George Ury
March Lindsay
Willis Miller
W. C. Johnson
Eugene Hames
Mr. Johnson
Arcon
Findlay,c
Philip Smith
Mr. Smith
Samuel Cowles and
Beth
Jackey Vance
Cincinnati
Scott Simmep
College Street
Edward Perry
Simms
Mansfield, O
Samuel J. Ebersole
Bligey
Plymouth
Nellie Jackson
Logan County
Weat Liberty
Edward Jackson
David Rickman
National Treasury
New York Journal
Philadelphia
North American
Gep
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