Morgan Dies in Rome Abroad Financier J Pierpont
Rome reports the New York financier J Pierpont Morgan died today shortly after noon after a period of declining health. His body will be brought to America for burial in Hartford Cemetery. Messages of sympathy came from King Victor Emmanuel and state officials as word spread worldwide.
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Morgan dies in Rome father of J P Morgan Jr
John Pierpont Morgan died in Rome after a five day decline in health. Doctors cited general collapse from nervous prostration and organ failure with semi coma prior to death. Daughter Mrs Herbert Satterlee stayed by his bed. services likely at Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York before interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery Hartford.
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Crest of Ohio River Flood At Cincinnati Expected Tonight
The Ohio River at Cincinnati is forecast to crest at about 69.7 feet around midnight, with late Monday’s stage at 69.5 feet. The rise has been slower than during the yellow flood’s earlier crest, as destruction continues along the river.
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Donahue Not Dead Debunked in Chicago Report
Reports claiming Jigga Donahue former Chicago American League first baseman was dead were contradicted by messages from Columbus Ohio. No death confirmed and details remained unclear.
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Columbus
Jigga Donahue
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Nebraska in brief May events and notable incidents
Nebraska in brief lists events from May and notable incidents across the state. Included are conventions in Omaha and Fremont, a death in Pender, civic plans for York and Wahoo, school and high school work in Fremont, river ice clearances, a measles fatality in Lincoln, cattle losses near Ainsworth, storm relief efforts in York and Omaha, a fatal fall of a brakeman in Central City, and various political and social notes.
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Nina Hardy
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George Howe
Yutan
Cairo Faces Military Rule as Big Four Levee Break Threatens District
Ohio River flood risks Cairo as Big Four embankment breach worsens, threatening 7,000 acres including major manufacturing and lumber plants. Flood crest pending, border towns under military control with guards inspecting residents and sandbag barriers bolstering the levee along the business district.
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Indiana Flood Areas Return to Normal Amid Relief Efforts
Indiana towns emerge from flood upheaval as waters recede and deserted homes are reoccupied. In Indianapolis relief crews supply salvageable furniture and housekeeping needs while relief funds expand. Many residents in west Indianapolis districts receive anti typhoid vaccine under Dr T V Keene supervision with no epidemic feared.
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Babies Added to Death Toll in Ohio Floods
One hundred unborn babies were added to the toll of dead in the Ohio floods, the state board of health reports.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Health
Turkish Government Accepts Proposed Peace Terms
The Turkish government declared it unreservedly accepts the peace terms proposed by European powers. The foreign office delivered the decision to the dean of the diplomatic corps this morning with thanks to the powers for their mediation.
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Foreign Office
New York Goes Dry at One O'clock
New York Mayor Gaynor issues an April first ukase banning alcohol after 1 a m causing a sudden dry period in the city. The move shocks the tenderloin district and prompts widespread attention across the metropolis.
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Lincoln Macfarland public warehouse bill gains Senate file
The Lincoln The Macfarland public warehouse bill has been lifted to the general file by the senate standing committee. Discussion is expected to be scheduled for Tuesday or Wednesday next week as farmers and grain buyers weigh its impact. The measure aims to raise farm prices and reduce speculation, benefiting both producers and consumers.
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House Passes Deficiency Bill and Election Reform
The general deficiencies bill totaling 125000 was approved by the house committee of the whole with minimal debate. A separate measure funds a state bacteriological laboratory and other items including hospital repairs and a Europe study grant. The house also passed the Dodge pure election bill creating an election commissioner in Douglas county by 77 to 5 plus a series of related roll calls and appropriations for state institutions.
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Nebraska
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Kearney
House Not to Meet Earlier Amid Vote Rule Hurdle
Forty nine to nothing was the vote for Andersons motion to meet half an hour earlier each morning and after noon. But the speaker declared the motion lost because a change of the rules requires 51 votes. Many members had not returned from the over Sunday recess when the motion was put, the first thing Monday morning.
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Anderson
Panama Appropriation Bill Is Indefinitely Postponed
A standing committee report blocked McKissick's Panama exposition bill seeking 150000 dollars. No debate from the finance committee or opponents, and the house rejected Melis Sick's appeal, effectively killing the measure.
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Bills Passed. Flume Diversion Rule and Irrigation Engineer
Bills approved set a two mile protective zone around original diversion points for flumes and ditches. The measure FP 14 by Noagland of Lincoln creates an assistant state engineer devoted full time to irrigation work.
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Lincoln
FLOWERS IN THE HOUSEHOLD ADVICE FOR LONG LASTING BLOOMS
Four tips from Delineator explain how to keep flowers fresh for two weeks or more. Submerge stems in water for hours, cleanse the vase and daily water change, store in a cool place nightly, and trim stems under water to avoid air bubbles that hinder water uptake.
Ironing with Feet Astonishes Cairo Workers
A Wide World magazine writer recalls seeing Cairo tailors ironing with their feet. The long-handled flat irons rested on a wooden block atop the worker, who steadied the iron with a clenched fist while guiding it by the handle. Boards were only a few inches high, yet the method produced neat, efficient results.
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Wide World Magazine
Cairo
Slightly Misunderstood Exchange From Houston Port
A sharp exchange in a Houston Port setting shows a jesting line about a cornetist next door and a comically dark resolve. The dialogue reveals interpersonal tension and a tense edge beneath casual chatter.
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Houston Port
Coffee to Postum Switch Sparks Health Recovery
A reader recalls years of coffee related dyspepsia and nervousness. After trying Postum at a boarding house and at home, stomach issues and nerv ous symptoms subsided, returning when coffee was reintroduced. The letter promotes Postum as the cause of improvement and mentions The Road to Wellville as explanation.
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Humar
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