Floods Devastate Families Across Rivers, Farms Threatened
Floods along the Mississippi and its tributaries have left about 100 families homeless near Alton Missouri and Illinois. Farmers in lowlands near Harrisburg abandon stock as waters rise across Missouri Point. ships navigate flooded rivers, and creeks like Saline and Houston flood plains force evacuations. Evacuations and preparations continue as the Ohio and Mississippi rise, with major cities reporting higher stages and disruption to transport and basements flooded.
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St. Louis
Merch
Alton
Tih
Mississippi
Missouri Point
Harrisuirg
Houkston
Royerts
Hasmilis
Arkansas
Wyper
Missouri
Ohio
Water rises isolate houses and factories on river
Mid March 9 the Crana river rises about an inch and rapidly approaches the high water mark of two years. The flooding isolates a town and threatens docked vessels and factories along the banks. Wreckage from the North Bridge is reported and further damage is anticipated.
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Grad Rapids
Crana Rivoy
Bath
Fran
le North Fidge
Wall Street Panic Fades As Opening Trade Weakens
New York reports considerable excitement at the market open with heavy selling and broad orders from commission houses. Declines appeared amid a feverish, irregular session. Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Manhattan and St. Paul steadied while most others fell.
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New York
Exelusnge
Boston
Philadelphia
Union Parific
Southern Pacific
Manhattan
St. Paul
New Senators Sworn In by United States Senate
On March 9 the Senate convened with a letter from President pro tempore Vigo announcing Mr. Ream of New Jersey as presiding officer. Senators Clarke Adams, A. Blene, and Gallinger from New Hampshire participated while Stone and Gallinger were escorted in. The session adjourned to executive at 12:08 PM under Six Cullum’s motion with no legislative business conducted.
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United States Senate
WacMegion
Vigo
Mr. Ream
New Jersey
James 2
Clarke Adams
A. Blene
Gallinger
Yew
Hampshire
Stone
Vleak
Cockrell
Lodge
Clarke
Trumnel
American trade getting control of foreign markets
New York the development movement in British colonies is watched with a jealous eye as Americans gain influence in the trade. Complaints arise that Americans have monopolized the ware note of Malta for flour, disadvantaging British trade. Cheaper New York prices have ousted rivals, aided by steamship service expansions. The Canadian trade outlook is discussed amid plans for a Grand Trunk line and a Bristol office opening to boost port attention.
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New York
March
Americts
Malta
London
Liverpool
Mull
Hare
Panama Canal Treaty Favored by Senate Committee
Washington March 0 Senate Foreign Relations Committee agreed to favorably report the Panama Canal treaty. Discussion noted delays and comparisons with the English treaty while senators debated formal action and timing ahead of a possible floor vote.
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Washington
Mareh O—Senata Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
CiTlamt
Sylea
Galway election drama with new commissioner named
A fragmented report notes a change in Galway leadership as Marek Dulin and others are mentioned in connection with a presidential or commission role. It references Captain Shaw Taylor and a parliamentary session near twelve oclock, with unclear details about duties and replacements.
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Dulin
Marek B.C
Devlin
Farfry
Lepfind
Owe Apyn Tia
Galway
Cal Dynety
Shaw Taylor
Muestin
Twely Manel
Bill
Glanders in New York Amidst Horse Outbreak
New York faces unprecedented glanders among horses. Strict quarantine rules loom, with heavy inspections and stables under scrutiny. A stable housing 100 horses has been quarantined. several other large stables in the county near closure as officials act to curb the outbreak.
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New York
Ping
Tina Wen
Tne
Trial of coal operators jury completes seating in Chicago
In Chicago in March, a jury to try the case against coal operators accused of conspiracy was completed. The thirteenth juror was sworn in, making thirteen examined before the twelve required by the attorneys were chosen. The opening statement will be presented by the defense attorney.
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Chicaga
Thirleey Maulyet
Hineatabe
Mitarniy Boxoryow
Sultan Cautions on Gold and Jewels Trade in Major Markets
In London and New York a cautious Sultan monitors deposits of gold and jewelry. The report notes restricted flows and a high level of scrutiny over new shipments, with authorities tracking imports of precious metals and gemstones amid tightened controls.
Sentence Sentenced to Insane Asylum In Kansas City Case
A former cashier from Mask Nation was sent to an asylum after a court found him melancholic and unfit. The defendant, described as Mareh-lew C., faced a 20,000 fine and was reported to have adored a hero who was killed in Wool inglua, per custody notes.
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Kansas City
Mareh
Lew C. Falles Pher
Hank
Tata
Woolinglua
Fragmented OCR Note on Murder Sentence
An unclear OCR fragment refers to a man killed the girl he loved and mentions a year sentence. Names and details are garbled, with partial phrases about Barvsy and Chee pen An a pyewk. The readable elements suggest a crime report lost to transcription error.
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McPhersin
Kathe Sareh
Barvsy
Ferry Boat Accident Report Struck by Missing Details
Portions of a ferry accident note unclear text but indicates a fatal incident with casualties. Names, places, and exact timing are obscured, though it references a ferry and a drowning or fatality with delayed reporting. Further readable fragments suggest a handling body count and location near a harbor.
Frise o Train Wrecked Near Springfield Missouri
A derailed Frieseo Express near Springfield Missouri caused two sloopers to roll over and all bags scatter. Postal clerks Milley and Davis survived uninjured amid the wreckage as the engine and cars toppled. The cause remains unclear and passengers escaped with no injuries.
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Springfeld
Moo
Miceh
Springsfield
Elock
Bois
Express
Milley
Davis
Eyehis Wity
Hagsuginan
Strike in St. Louis Brings Brick Trades to Standstill
A large walkout by allied brick making workers in St. Louis disrupts contract terms and reconciliation demands, with 3,000 to 4,000 participants reported. The strike aims to enforce a five percent wage increase and secure favorable terms as a broader labor action unfolds across the city. Members warn of continued stoppages until demands are met.
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Lonmin
Mitch M
Tuvsomt
Montble
Wreckage Drifts Ashore Near Herford and Cold Spring
Debris from a drifting vessel washes ashore at Herford and Cold Spring with upper works and rigging visible. Part of the deck and scattered pieces land at several stations six miles apart. No vessel name identified. salvage crew notes likely a converted barge or schooner.
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Atlanthe City
Herford
Cold
Hurricane encounter aboard ship from Liverpool arrival
A vessel from Liverpool arrived after Abshiva storms with heavy weather. Carpenter Marlen was killed, Bontsgain Conic suffered a broken arm, Engineer Brayton sustained injuries, and the schooner’s engines and deck were badly damaged.
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Bt. Johns
Bontsgain
Conic
Snowplow Crash Injures Passengers After Transfer Mishap
A snowplow, moving between sections of the OW Colony head, plowed into two cars on a hill in Leak River, injuring several passengers. Both drivers reported minor injuries and bruises, while one passenger required hospital care. The crash followed the breakage of the plow's blade during the transfer.
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Leak River
Tits City
Most Unusual Accident Shocks City On Friday Night
Reported in the city Friday night, a coroner's physician determined a fatal accident occurred after an autopay device malfunctioned. George Capper fell, striking his neck on a protruding object, with a fatal injury described as a neck fracture. Police described the incident as accidental with partial involvement by another individual.
Injunction Fight Disturbs St Louis Labor Action
A lengthy court fight over a Wabash injunction stalls Chemtran operations as unions and management clash. The answer filing spans nearly 20 000 words with lawyers Adams Pinney Murphy Irvin and others claiming work disruption and seeking relief while members of brotherhoods discuss the case in the city.
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Minh BA Mofinn
Wabash
Dudge
I. Adams
Brotherhood Ptytals
Cho
Dudge W. T. Ed
Pinney
John H. Murphy
W. T. Irvin
Beryoning
Britain and Russia Seek Amicable Understanding
In the House of Commons Under Foreign Secretary Cranborne outlined support for a friendly understanding between Russia and Great Britain. He said cooperation should focus on shared interests with Persia and a cautious, continous dialogue to prevent renewed friction between the two powers.
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London
Great Britain
Cranborne
House of Commons
England
Thissia
Persia
Seoul Faces Global Intrigue Amid Korean Russian Ties
Correspondent notes mounting friction between Korea and Japan over bank note restrictions and Russian influence. Report mentions King Yong Me and court sway after ministerial moves, with imperial figures shaping policy as tensions rise between Seoul, Tokyo, and Moscow.
Argo Said to Have Died in Paint Lick Kentucky
Chicago report claims Norman Argo born as a slave and tied to General Samuel Kennedy in Garrard County Kentucky. The note links Argo to early Kentucky politics and to Mrs. Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin material sourced from a Kentucky plantation.
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Chicago
Norman Argo
Paint Lick
Lancaster
Argo
Samuel ‘Kennedy
Trans-Pacific Line Aims to Boost Trade With Oriental Ports
March 1 report from New Tran Pacific line notes Crane North ern Steamship Co and Captain Farrel lead a fleet. Hill travels from Seattle to Orient ports for the first voyage under a new title coalition. Mention of ships Untean Vip Mnacsaln and Ce Dae Kata adds detail to the effort.
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San Tronessuy
Cal
Treeident
FT Farell
Crath Northern Steamship Company
Hill
Beattle
Oriental
Tohem
Conymy
Untean
Mnacsaln
Noted Names in Dispatches From Washington
A March 1 dispatch lists obscure references including Nonige jon and various titles. The fragment mentions an assistant and postal masters with scattered surnames such as Pennsylank and Kingman amid disorderly nomenclature.
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Washington
Nonige Jon
Dig Machinery Company Incorporation Notice
The Teonton Ne day Match MAT North Shachinery company is incorporated with SANOM as the entity. Authorized capital totals 87400000 with a drawing of 7 percent combined dividends. The company plans to manufacture wood and agricultural machinery.
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North Shachinery
Iy Te
Ohio and Other Rivers Above the Danger Line
Ohio River continues to rise with widespread flooding and swift currents. Wabash and White Rivers contribute to the high water, affecting farmers in lowlands. Nashville and Chattanooga report rising levels, while bridges and mills face danger. Residents flee as boats and rafts drift, with reports of property damage across several states.
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Washington
Ohio
Mississippi
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Evansville
Memphis
Louisville
Louisviire
Nashville River
Timok Street
Inn
Blue Tiger
Vincentes
Tui
Ohio River
New Dellagh
Colorado Strike Nears Settlement Amid Tense Talks
Cripply Crooks Miret Mh-ttreetdeash Moyer discuss settlement as tensions rise over Redoration of Migr and local shipping routes. Officials report potential peaceful resolution, with talks involving Amb MSC and regional leaders in Denver and Cavern Verboly. Military observers note troop movements and farm owners watch closely for impacts on mills and markets.
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Amb
Ade
Wittovonoon
Relatives and Friends Aid Injured Girl After Collision
Sawirke Ket Mare reports relatives and friends assist an injured 19 year old, Miss Cuomveraford, after a street collision at Clifton Avenue crossing. The condition is serious and recovery uncertain, though she remains in precarious health.
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Clifton Avers
Young boy dies of hydrophobia after dog bite
A six year old New York boy bitten by a dog weeks earlier develops hydrophobia. Doctors diagnose the illness and urge Pasteur Institute treatment, but the child dies. The mother may have been exposed as the family faced fear and tragedy.
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New York
Harry Webrhoutn
Che
Slay of a Policeman Stirs City Search for Suspect
A chaotic report outlines a high tense pursuit after the killing of a police officer. Authorities, including special units, interview multiple witnesses as the investigation widens. No clear suspect is named, but the case dominates local news and public concern.
Unions Form a Federation in Chicago
Chicago march 1 Trutterniam LW reports that fourteen unions formed the Shipping Trade Federation to mutual aid and protection. It aims to cover over 20100 workers across wholesale houses railroads and unit lines. William We Murtin was elected president with support from Presidents Samuel Gompers of the AFL.
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Chicago
Trutterniam
Holy
Hondine Reid
Zara
Shecas
Ue Federation
Apt
Belivenn
Rand Elite
Qwore
Cily Gin
Atera National
Glongahoremes
Dmg
Willian We Murtin
Sannel Gompers
American Federation of Jathor
Negro miners murdered by an officer's posse
A report from Charleston indicates three Black miners were killed during a night attack by a posse linked to law officers in Alwinsville. The United Mine Workers pursued the case as tensions rose over avoided arrests and alleged conspiracy. A coroner’s inquest returned a felonious killing verdict for the death of William Todson, with injuries to others and investigations ongoing.
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Thdlanapalia
Ind
Chramy
AlWinsville
United Mine Workers
Charleston
Unite Klales
Offiuitla
Dutor
Aerovnt
Matalutt Chumingtin
Ala Narenmient
Guoingham
Kevnnaaitys
William Dodson
Williane Clark
Wiehoril Clayton
Guteide
Joseph Miso
Deal
Thor Wheating Vuotta
Dior Childeen
Seiliathers
Minyy
Chanlighany
Willan Todeon
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Ak Roonl
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Howey
Reonl
Great Northern Steamship Company
Tian MI Somin
DIG Machinery Company
Wilennse
Dade
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Mantel
Chattananga
Tennesse
Mabiinihis
Net
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Qoilo
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