Storms Work Twisting Iron Bails in Sandusky County
A Bee special from Moorefield Nebraska reports a devastating tornado in Sandusky County Ohio. Destruction near Parvum and Plumorie Canyon washed embankments, damaged railroad tracks, flooded the Burlington and Missouri River line, with 3,000-pound drainage trees uprooted and 400 yards of canyon scoured. Central School building at Newcastle, Pa, is noted as damaged. Traffic halted.
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Mooreti¢l
Burlington & 3Ia
Parvum
Wui
Tornado Toll Rises as Two Die in Fremont Area
A tornado swept through the northwestern Sandie region yesterday causing two deaths and serious injuries. Homes and buildings damaged as winds toppled trees and destroyed a bridge and crop fields. Seventeen injuries reported and the path damaged towns including Fremont and nearby farms.
WRECES SCHOOL BUILDINGS Damaged by Heavy Wind Storm in Newcastle
A severe wind storm heavily damaged Newcastle Pennsylvania causing injuries at three school buildings including Central High and West End school and St Mary's parochial school. Fire crews and local authorities report extensive structural damage, with debris and shattered glass scattered across streets and residences nearby.
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Newcastin
Damagia
Mercastie
Cyhonl
Enmoterety Untvcfed
West End
St Mary's
Henna Wan
Tuttdiome Reallders
Sole Muuratiel
Itu Roi
Shedsner
Knyx- Titts & Con
Fp- Andersen
Wu Tabied
Giovedt Srurs
Opposing Women’s Vote Meeting Held in New York
A group calling itself The Tenth Erased in the City of New York opposed extending suffrage to women. Mrs Charles I. Clark hosted the gathering on Madison Avenue. Speaker New York Johnson argued against giving women the vote, claiming it would threaten property and public welfare and could not defend a woman’s property or liberty.
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New York
Charles I. Clark
Madison Avenue
Ser York
Eoweltwr Joheson
Johnson
Benin
Fragmented Speech on Ballot Choices and German Policy
The text reports uncertain remarks about the presidential ballot and convention status. It notes claimed plans to nominate or reject candidates and comments on German policy in Wircareit, Tinos, and Mixceari. It references Kinley and formal positions, with conflicting statements and conjecture.
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New York
James
Clativeun
Tie West
Swaableiston
Kinley
Crisp Gets Bach in Washington Debating Motion
Washington reports on April 1 as Speaker Cringe returns to the dais to argue the mooting question with Secretary Hine Smithy. The Mint debate draws attention while Sentiment across states grows. The House votes are noted with divisions and the President’s stance remains unclear.
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Washington
Cringe
Hos
Hine Smitty
Letinen
Tynell
Dietitian
Talis
Aiea Rum Georgiu
Ieee
Remains of Gey Gresham Moved to Arlington
The remains of Gey Gresham are being moved from Oaksroods to Arlington Cemetery. The ceremony at Arlington reflects the late secretary’s wishes and honors his distinguished wife Mrs. Gresham. The event includes the family’s expressions of remembrance and a final resting place at the beautiful Arlington cemetery.
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Gresham
Oaksroods
Washington
Ehengse
Wurlal
Grewia
Cekygoods
Arington
Nat Lutel
Arlingtory
Peabody Case Dismissed Amid Confusing Allegations
A chaotic court report notes the Peabody case dismissed after a United States procedure. Names, roles, and locations appear garbled in OCR, but the event concerns dismissal of charges and related motions. No clear outcomes or suspects are clearly identifiable from the readable portions.
Excursion and rail fare notices from Pacific Railway ad
An old newspaper fragment advertises an excursion via the Pacific Railway with fares cited. It references towns and agents in Kansas and Missouri, mentions dates in April, and lists names including Townsend and EPPS while noting bond returns and a partial financial figure. It also contains consumer pitches and health product lines amid the chaotic text.
Opelousas Riot as Regulators Fight for Ballot Rights
Rebels and Regulators clash as armed factions gather around Opelousas Louisiana to contest Negro voting rights. Two killed, courts and officials overwhelmed as a massed force blocks the town and guards the courthouse amid rumors of a planned capture.
Enormous Budget for Sundry Civil Appropriations
Washington discusses an enormous sundry civil appropriation bill detailing allocations for public buildings and improvements nationwide. It lists funds for Spokane port, Black Hills projects, and various federal offices, with figures reaching into the tens of thousands and beyond. The bill covers transportation, surveys, prisons, and military posts, reflecting broad federal spending priorities.
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Washington
Aetiate
Bolew Cits
Uniit
Foon
Cheyenne
Onpehia
Ial Ali
Swan Island
San Frances Harbor
EAM Ted
Alexandria
Putney
Spokane Wr
Slea
Lester Pri Bay
Blumboldt
Mufernia Debri
Lakaslen
Saiuvien
Tee
United States
Wala
Feorpeys
Anlartet
Usittes
Feoe
Gen. Fanws
Pensioners Ordered to Visit Office for Vouchers Now
ATD pensioners are urged to visit the Heston office without delay to verify vouchers for the quarter. Officials will check claims, issue vouchers, and note any delays or adjustments. Pensioners must present vouchers on the first day of May to access benefits and avoid interruption.
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Heston
Palais F
Tiahd
Sime
Pomsden Effin
Uae
Bffce
Hult Te Jones
CCK
Blackwell
Durham
United States
Durham Tobacco Company
West Wilds
Hope for the Pastor in Crisis at Local Church
A fragmented report from New York April notes Rev. Cleveland, pastor of a village church, facing rebellion and threats amid tensions over leadership. Parishioners discuss division, with Cleveland planning a farewell sermon and possible departure as the community weighs its next steps.
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New York
NS Clevelus
Ervey Church
Villas
Ted Ais
Genewell Serman
Cleveland
Seta
Amelie
Abele Paw
Irene Chapel
Flume Seer Kerns Excursions From Santa Fe Route One Fare
The notice advertises round trip rail excursions to multiple western destinations including Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Arizona, and Indian Territory with a two dollar add-on. Dates in April are given for travel and sale, with ticket agent contact in Santa Fe. Also lists various patent medicines and steam services with pricing and refund guarantees.
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Santa Fe
Rexious
Oklabome
Texas
Arkstras
Arizona
Indian Territory
Enlion 3
Rowley
Sity
Santh Fe
Canal project backed by Andrew Carnegie to seek government aid
Washington April 21 The house committee on full roads with the Pennsylvania delegation forwarded a bill to grant a canal from the Ohio River at Pittsburgh to Lake Erie within Pennsylvania Earth, seeking the US to guarantee a $20,000,000 loan and partial construction aid. Proponents led by Andrew Carnegie and John Calderhead argue government ownership unnecessary while private capital and shippers would handle construction and operation, asserting lower transportation costs and broader national benefits. Opponents fear railroad competition and costs, but supporters insist the canal would reduce freight rates, open markets, and spur growth across the country.
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Qur
Washington
Ganas
Ohio River
Pitsbure
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Dalsett
Petpsylvania
United States
Cass
Avidpew Carnerie
Clirka Magen
Quad
Apponent
Pittavurge
Calderhad
Pease
Jann
Hamene
Nauroaus
Gulal
Hks
Coultry
Momner
Aix
Bill of Representative Curtis on Railway Overcharges
Washington special correspondent reports the Inter state commerce commission has advised the house to act on Curtis bill regulating overcharges on railroads and other products. The correspondence outlines the committee’s steps and potential actions to curb excessive charges.
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Curtis
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Representa~ve
Aries Rena
Fallroale
Senator Baker Pushes Topographical Survey Fund Increase
Special correspondent reports Senator Baker proposes an amendment to the sundry revenue bill to raise topographical survey appropriation from 200,000 to 500,000. The measure passed the committee and rests with the Appropriations Committee as work continues on the survey, notably in Kansas.
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Senator Baker
Washingtom
Whideratle
Kansas
Condemned cannon bills reported in Congress
Reports from Washington state that Congress has favorably reported bills to condemn cannons and transfer old guns to G A E posts including Leavenworth Boxleston post and Lawrence L Ringpint Aveaste. Also notes a patent medicine claim about a one day cold cure for laxative Bromide tablets.
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Berm
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Andrew Carnegie
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the Accounting Trust Company
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Teerstory
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Unenall Fine Typewriter
Western Foundrye Machine Works
Fomerly
Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
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Blackwell's
White Star Soap
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L. M. Penwell
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Parrness Senacs
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