Whole Town Wiped Out in Cloverport Ky Fire
A March 14 dispatch reports a devastating Cloverport Kentucky fire after a gas pipe burst. The blaze destroyed most of the town including tobacco stocks, with thousands homeless and relief trains rushing to assist. Local towns Henderson Owensboro and Louisville mobilized aid.
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Chicana
Cloversett
Kyyar
Ken Bardguss
To- Trecus Company
Detwee Grant
Celine Fee
Perischail
Pga
Eeu An Baur
Kranevilis
Henderson
Owensboro
Lawitevitive
Cloverpet
Louievitte
Trediverl Trom Chryerport
Weather disaster hits town as fire and wind devastate Cloverport
March 1 report from Cloverport describes widespread ruin from a sudden storm and fire. Residents face heavy losses as shelters form in cars and streets, with many dead or missing and essential services crippled. Local authorities tally property damage, while relief efforts begin amid chaotic scenes and shifting safety concerns.
Tenants in Panic as Fire Kills, Hurts in New York Tenement
A deadly fire swept a five story tenement at 270 Mara us Er Sikes in New York. An estimated 34 people died and three parents died after smoke and flames drove families to leap from windows. A 12 year old boy was injured, and a mother perished inside her apartment as residents evacuated in fear. Fire officials and neighbors described chaotic scenes as survivors carried from the burning building.
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New York
Maraus Er Sikes
Mary
Stoke
McKinley Proclamation on Funeral Honors and Crisis
President McKinley proclaims 30 days of national mourning after President Harrison’s death. The proclamation directs display of military and naval honors at Washington and surrounding buildings, with funeral arrangements at the executive mansion and government offices. Secretary of State John Hay delivers the seal and formal instrument.
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Benjamis Harrison
Walted Steten
Biane
Tadignapilla
Bin
Senate
Dia
United States
Harvey Ciree
Pleyer
Navy
Washington
Ameren
Seal
WM. McKinley
Crowe witness dispute grips Omaha kidnapping case
An Omaha affidavit outlines calls for Crowe to testify for Callahan in a kidnapping case. It claims Callahan can prove Crowe saw him with another person in December and that Crowe will say Callahan knows nothing of the crime. The trial date remains uncertain as defense seeks Crowe’s location and testimony.
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Omaha
Neb
Sager Gale
Crowe
Cruwe
Callahani
Callahan
Witnemes
Peter
Tata
George I
Tharpaen
Tornas
Department of Gegen
Uae
DRUG IN THE MARKET. Calliwenta oranges in Eastern markets
The Journal of Commerce reports a distressed market for California oranges with Eastern markets in New York and Chicago noting poor fruit quality and spoilage. Temperature and weather hints suggest unsettled conditions affecting supply and prices.
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New York
Journal of Commerceum
Ana
General Benjamin Harrison Dies at 4 45 PM in Indianapolis
Indianapolis March 4 General Benjamin Harrison died at 4 45 yesterday afternoon in a quiet painless death after a long illness. The president received many visitors as relatives, former presidents, and Cabinet members gathered at his bedside. Funeral arrangements set for Sunday with cabinet members acting as pallbearers and President McKinley expected to attend.
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Indianapolia
Ind
Benjamin Barrison
Wufferer
Selene
Ala
Pelt Sinrrison
Joe Stra Meier
Steen
Vensabeth
Harrison
H. Miller
Samuel Miller
Bite Son
Mr. Hares
First Presbyterian Eburen
Tibbett
Danieson and
Dorsey
Daniel Barndell
United States
Acate
Offord Arrick
Hartison
Lin Sche
Shepa
Ted Cote
Milk
Riek
Funeral for General Harrison Notable Attended by Dignitaries
Condolences pour in from ex presidents and statesmen as Indiana plans a state funeral for General Harrison. Messages from Cleveland and other leaders emphasize his public service, legal career, and social engagements, while plans highlight the highest honors at the Capitol rotunda.
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Cisco
Haines
Govira
Indiana
Tetus
Genere Har- Fisas
Jatn
W. Foster
Ire
Bevin
Ottumves
Harrison
Bines
Irue
Chnsel
Veneasela Tn
Booth American
Iact
Senor Axpiroz
Mire
Axpiroz
Jvanoe McKenna
Supreme Court
John Waramaker
Uye Harrison
Cleveland
Hartivon
Princeton
Futter
States Supreme Court
Saco Cleveland
N. J
Associated Press
Joven
Cenanine
Tony
Tiurrisan
Tim
Bes
Seoul
Hay
Honal Lees
Topeka Santa Fe shop extension drives voter urgency
Nine days remain to register as supporters push for the Santa Fe shop extension. W W Webb calculates local taxes and bonds, while A M Baird advocates the proposition. Archie Bird and the Commercial Club urge all residents to register by March 22 and vote yes to aid workers and city growth.
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Tam
Archie BM
Bird
Commercial Club
Topeka
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Shop Committee
LT Eversale
Santa Jw
Oakland
Chandler Street
Seward Avenue
Tost
Kieln Street
Colonel Norton
Leeda
Santa Fe Company
W. W.webb
Eli Shop
Dends
N. Hol. Chalrman
Sap Committee
Hin
Yaluntinn
Gyalte
unreadable OCR fragment about club members and costs
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a club and members with costs or fees. Details are unclear due to corrupted characters. The readable parts reference a group activity and possible expenditures but lack concrete entities, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmented note hints at price rises and market delays
The fragment discusses rising costs and delayed deliveries tied to iron and steel markets. It mentions slower production, potential premium payments, and concern about future availability. References to furnaces, billets, and regional price adjustments imply broader supply chain impacts.
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Furnanen
Horace
Oriain
Wheelil
Wiped It Out: March Gambtton Establishment Blotted Out
An obscure, fragmented report notes a march related event at a gambling venue frequented by young men, wiped out by a committee representing WC. It mentions Sarge proprietor, abuse, and unclear references to antioes and local acts, with chaotic details and broken names.
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Fulton
Stich
WC. T.E
Ebuseher
Sarge
Antioes Teuile
Santa Fe Shop Proposition Club Meets in March
Reports from the Santa Fe shops discuss commerce and proposed factory establishment in Topeka. Members at the regular March meeting evaluate industrial prospects and potential investments while noting upcoming Topeka Expo activities and the need to attract several industries to the area.
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Santa Fe
Hotloe Uf
Mauit
John Froat
J. M. Philips
T. J. Anderon
W. Afeyarsk Greaehien
Topeka
Clit
Election Boards Fail to Count in Uncontested Races
Fragmented OCR text reports election boards not tallying votes in uncontested wards. Mentions of clerks, voting procedures, and officials imply systemic issues in handling ballots and reporting results. Names and clear facts are largely garbled, yielding a brief, cautionary note on electoral process.
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Ieee Anne
Rural Free Delivery Routes Increase Across States
Kansas leads with 187 Rural Free Delivery routes while Missouri shows 85. The article notes March dates, impacts on postal operations, and the broader shift in route coverage. Officials describe the changes as a major expansion impacting rural communities and mail delivery efficiency nationwide.
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Missouri
Iperintentent
Courney
Wits
New Federal Offices Move to Second Floor Building
The federal building 16 is nearing completion as new federal offices prepare to occupy the second floor. The United States material offices and the clerk of the United States district court will move, with the weather department and other agencies taking space on the upper or lower floors as needed.
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Commission
United States
Land
United States District Court
Weather Department
Presen
Cleveland Cant Come Indianapolis Funeral Notice
A garbled message from Cleveland reports unable to attend in Indianapolis on March 14. Details are unclear but indicate plans for a funeral procession or service involving General Harrison.
Senator Carpenter May Be Saint Louis Commissioner
Local politics swirl as rumors place Senator Carpenter in consideration for a Saint Louis city commissioner post. Sources note potential appointments and ongoing discussions among city officials and party members.
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Carpenter
St. Louis
Peffer at Capital Calls Upon President McKinley
Kansas Senator William A. Peffer arrives in Washington to press President McKinley for action on pending reform measures. He emphasizes the need for executive attention and vows to continue advocating his proposals until a response is received.
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President McKinley
Angora Goat Book Boosts Professor’s Fame
A fragmentary report highlights Prof. Thompson’s Angora Goat book drawing interest in Washington and Kansas politics. Mentions include William W. Cabada, Kansans, and a briefing on government roles in agriculture and education, with references to a future appointment and publishing details.
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Prof. Thompson
Trains Tied Up In Midwest Weather Woes
Heavy winds and muddled signals halted Marquette lines and several trains. Delays spread across Wisconsin and Michigan as crews race repairs and wait for westward routes to reopen.
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