Wreck in St Louis Leaves Rivers of Destruction and Death
The storm aftermath in St Louis reveals extensive loss with hundreds dead identified and property damage estimated up to 350 million. Militiamen and state guards patrol streets as coroner holds inquests. power restored slowly as wreckage and twisted wires hinder lighting and transit.
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Wrecked A Cs Craft Arouses City Grief and Rescue
The report recounts a deadly disaster and its aftermath with many names and places from St Louis including references to the coroner and local officials. It notes the storm damage, funeral details, and ongoing recovery efforts with emphasis on those who perished and survivors seeking aid.
St Louis Disaster Echoed in Ancient Greek War Narrative
London papers compare the St Louis catastrophe to an ancient epic, citing editorial scorn and concern for civic fear. The piece notes a global editorial response, referencing maritime, military, and governmental reactions.
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Edison Supt on the Storm Warns Wires Grounded
The Edison superintendent urges that all electric wires be grounded as a safety measure amid storms. He emphasizes preparedness and reliability for civilians, with officials noting maintenance plans and potential inspections to prevent outages.
Fragmentary Police Report From The St Louis Area
Fragmented OCR text mentions a fatal injury in St Louis on May 24 and a police investigation into an event tied to a ruined area. The garbled lines reference victims, locations, and a police department's belief about the ongoing work related to the scene.
Property Losses in Residence Portion Over $5,000
Partial list of property losses in a disaster area shows figures mostly under 5,000 with several higher amounts. Names and addresses appear, including residents and local businesses, but the legible totals indicate a broad range of damages.
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Tornado Toll From Midwest Storms Reported Across States
A storm system ravaged multiple towns, killing and injuring residents. Reports cite casualties near Mer Lehmery, Langhorne, and New Baden, with extensive property damage including destroyed barns, damaged churches, and ruined homes. Emergency crews searched for missing individuals as weather crews tracked the cyclone’s width and path.
Storm Strikes City Leaving Roofs, Wreckage Across Streets
Streets filled with debris as a cyclone-like storm battered the city. J Wilson and Jane T Wright describe homes torn apart, roofs ripped, and families seeking refuge as survivors search for loved ones. Grief and confusion spread with shattered windows, toppled poles, and stalled traffic.
President vetoes river and harbor bill in warning to House
Washington May 2 The president vetoes the river and harbor bill after House passage. He returns the act with a strong message criticizing 47 appropriations totaling hundreds of millions, urging economy, questioning urgent need, and citing planned expenditures and contract promises. The veto emphasizes thrift and fiscal restraint amid proposed public works.
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Veto and Harbor Bill Debate Reach House Action
Washington reports describe river and harbor bill veto tensions as managers prepare to present the veto message to the House. Several factions expect votes on passage, with supporters and opponents rallying as more members join the deliberations. Grover Cleveland urges exact justice and equality in government.
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Insanity Rising Amid Topeka Social Strains
In Topeka reports claim rising insanity among women with several cases noted. Ell Anderson, 32, underwent a legal probe after an intense episode in court, while another woman was taken to Osawatomie for treatment. Authorities warn about domestic tensions and stress impacting mental health during wartime era.
Unsettled Weather Across Regions Reported
Weather notes describe a unsettled pattern with variable winds and cooler mornings. Temperature around 78 degrees expected this afternoon, with expectations of fair conditions in some zones and clear warm days reported in Texas and nearby areas.
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Bt Louis Mayon non a cura tiused Chala i BL Parteneck at the Treoplea Party nation
Fragmentary text describes a political convention with mentions of Populists, a presidential measure, and upcoming events. It references leaders, followers, and potential legal implications. The readable portions hint at a national party meeting and a scheduled assembly next Monday.
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Populist Convention Chooses West District Leader
In Sete Cote Kansas on May 2 the Populist convention named W. Welroy Fur as candidate for the western district of the quipiliers department of the WJP. David Babben secured the next highest vote. The convention was harmonious with mild heated sentiment.
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Rockford Watch Co. Faces Problems and Court Dates
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Prohibition Party Split Near End Of National Convention
The Prohibition National convention failed to adopt a silver plank and split into two factions. John P. St John led a separate convention, nominating Levering for president and Hale Dumsen for vice president on a narrow platform. The main body backed Levering amid disputes over woman suffrage and silver policy, with eleven states represented and a new slate emerging.
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Boiters Take Action Pittaburs May 23
An event at the Central hotel gathers leaders of the National party amid plans for a vigorous setup. About $2,900 was subscribed to cover expenses. Attendees include Mrs. Felten, Ticharis of Ohio, T. J. Logan of Ohio, Carmene Tentley, and ex-Governor St. Waknaa.
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Real Estate Transfers Detail Local Property Mortgages
Real estate notices show W Jewell transferring property to Mrs Sarah Leiana Well in Nteto county, New Bs with Topeka Avenue listed. Elizabeth A Mout sells to James A Swi two half lots with a mortgage of 75 dollars recorded. Local transfer entries reflect parcel and monetary details for the week.
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Cox Case Defeats Plaintiff in Damages Suit
A district court jury found for the defendant in a Charter Cox damages suit against Rock Tal. Cox alleged a heavy hindering accident while working in Filey county left his hand smashed on a bridge can. Only witness for Cox testified. railroad witnesses attributed fault to Cox's own negligence. Amounts and dates in the record are unclear, with a defaulted mortgage and related terms mentioned in the fragmented notes.
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TOPREA DAILY STATE JOURNAL previews expanded Saturday editions
An enlarged edition may extend to twelve to sixteen pages on Saturdays, replacing the regular eight page format. The change aims to showcase a feature on Mimone renders and aileprtie ers, despite higher costs, with potential continuation in upcoming issues.
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Saturday's State Journal 16 Pages Tomorrow
A reader note comments that the State Journal will again be 16 pages tomorrow and that subscribers prefer receiving the Saturday issue, with readers indicating they obtain the paper on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Tomorrow's Issue Promises Unusual Content and Rates
The notice promises a notably varied tomorrow issue with advertisements and space constraints explained. It notes general expectations for readers and advertisers to consider reasonable rates and potential returns on ads, while hinting at planned content geared toward upcoming events or arrivals.
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Interesting Tomorrow’s Pages Tease Rich People Pleasures
A fragmentary list hints at a glossy feature titled The Great Pleasure Feseria of the Rich with mentions of Goulds Rockefellers Morgana Vanderbilt Amatilian Gbilas club and Fatulous sities among items. It notes humorous cartoons and items for weekend readers, plus Saturday content for regular subscribers and advertisers.
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