Miners Perish in Osceola Copper Mine Fire Disaster
A Saturday afternoon blaze trap ing 36 timbermen at the Osceola copper mine near Osceola. One rescuer died later. Fire generated dense carbonic gas and sulfur fumes at 2,000 to 2,700 feet depth. officials suspect arson. Several miners imprisoned in prior incidents are named. The mine is a major Osceola producer dating to 1883, with deep workings and high dividend history.
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Tanagros
Iano Sleinek
Tiscoverency
Trimynta
Duraing
Penmeal
Capl Richard ‘Prembath
Fred Reardon
Giehard Bickel
Michnel Johnson
Michied Schutte
Aiesander Daniel
John Culditty
Missy Conte
William Breatnt
Thomas Curtis
Robert Jobs
Penny Latin Keen
William Lionard
Barney Bimer
Anion Soyelty
Pater Suancach
Wrank Lander
Waleter Doh
Joseph Lawler
Toxoph Tavrkushon
AW Wingla
Andrew Row
Stephen Iyihberg
Josaph Sul
Isdee Harvey
Hatersontown
Tneendiary
Sone
Clavie Bigelow
Tried for Murder In Ind Charged In Belleville Affair
Rev Wiking Sinshaw and others arraigned in Belleville court for the murder of wife Uhuresa Hinshaw on January 10. Indicted, plea of not guilty entered. Detective Webster links motive to wealth. Large reward offered. public interest high amid recent developments. Other items note Adams Express robbery in Sum, Ind. ship canal opening in Canada. and a murder indictment in Urabapolis.
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Vaurleide
Daryn
Ind
William & Sinshaaw
Ciienié
Uhuresa
Belleville
Hadley
Hinenaw Homlelge
Stow
William C. Winshaw
Lelieville
Allie Verroo
Mg Webster
Indianapolis
Hinshaw
Wabster
Blusnug
Mass mining disaster at Osarola shaft seals fate of twenty lives
At the Osarola mine south of the shaft, a deadly gas and smoke filled the tunnels as a rescue effort pressed toward No 4 and No 1 shafts. Despite two organized relief teams descending to reach trapped workers, gas overwhelmed them and forced a retreat. Twenty one men and boys are believed trapped, nineteen of them married, as families gather near the shafts awaiting any sign. Rescue attempts continue, with shafts sealed for twenty four hours. Captain Edwards weeps for Johnson who perished attempting to assist.
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Othe
Openitun
Remin
Johnson
Edavaris
Thn Fe
Howards
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Capt
Edwards
Jalisan
Turbulent Turkish Assault Sacks Armenian Villages
Dispatch from Kurs, Armenia reports the Kena district surrounded by Turkish troops under Zoli Pasa. Armenian villages Carni, Mrugueraer, Lortan, Iloroput, and Marig allegedly sacked with 5,000 displaced. Men tortured. women and children assaulted. Four monasteries plundered. religious altars destroyed. Fear widespread amid rumored anti-Christian society plans. Consul Hampson named as first victim in alleged reforms scheme response.
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Kurs
Armani
Kena
Zoli Pasa
Ar ‘Ag
Carni
Sourphap
Soupphagup
Monsh
Litlis
Hampson
Bloody affray in Nye county Nevada kills two
In Nye county Nevada a miners versus desperadoes fight left two killed, one possibly fatally wounded. Names reported include Phil Fapte, Chewt Longstreet, and a wounded unnamed half breed. The Montgomerys claimed a claim and hired armed guards to protect it before a confrontation erupted at the claim site. The incident ended with gunfire and reports of a crowd being dispersed as men fled.
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Tos Axcurus
Cal
Nye County
Nev
Phil Fapte
Chevtz Longstreet
Fire Devours Beaver Island Timber Farmers Flee
Sept 10 Beaver Island fire tears through forests burning valuable timber and forcing farmers to evacuate to the Bt dumes river and coast. Smoke blankets the lake as cinders drift to the mainland. Backfire at the swamp near Croxs ville area is seen as only hope to halt the blaze. Additionally Queenie Carroll, an 18 year old from Ifton, fatally shot herself after a note cited schooling pressure and a wish to burn the millinery tent.
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Croxs
Crestor
Queenie Carroll
Ifton
Hootamt
Alton School
Miner Loses Life Savings in Virginia Mine Incident
In Ahevion county near Hasmirox Alabama on September 10 Ben Stilman, an old miner, reportedly lost $5,000 in savings from a lifetime of work after an accident in a mine. details remain sparse as authorities investigate.
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Ben Stil
Ahevion
Ative
Bis Hone
Defender Wins in Dramatic Sea Race at New York Harbor
In a brisk Saturday contest Rayny Mon September 9, Defender narrowly edges Valkyrie after a taxing out to sea and back. The race, marked by bright glare and excursion boats, ends with Defender finishing at 4 59 55 while Valkyrie trails, amid cheers from thousands of supporters. Lord Dunraven acknowledged Valkyrie’s defeat despite objections about crowd interference.
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Fire damages Boston Masonic lodge with heavy loss
Fire at Paul Revere lodge rooms in Boston Masonic temple on Boyleston and Tremont streets caused about 300000 dollars in damage. Upper story burned out, lower floors flooded, North End site cited as Gothic temple and major local loss to lodge furniture and insignia. Separately, US Consuls Read and Barber named to independent commission to investigate attacks on missionaries in Cheng Tu and vicinity. In Lockport, Michael Milsulitay killed when gunman Tan Keruvie shoots child. suspect jailed.
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Boyleston
Tremont Streets
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Massachusetts
Rihade Island
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Sheridan P. Read
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Wen Tain
Francis AL. Barber
Logan
Fou
Valio
Independent Commission
Lockport
Michael Milsulitay
Hle
Ared
Anstan Keruvie
Keravie
Milcutituz
Avatteny In Asis Dausony Academy Fire Reported
A historical academy named Avatteny In Asis at St Paul 44 miles east of this city burned. It stood as one of the oldest institutions in Kupsas and Kadusony regions, noted for its long history in Antholia Hehoals.
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Destructive Kansas-Territory Storm Hits Gridley and Gridley County
A vast Kansas storm battered Gridley Coffey County with NW winds and 12 inches of rain. Town structures and stocks were ruined. no injuries reported though nearby areas suffered fatalities and extensive property loss. Rail lines and rivers overflowed. rescue boats dispatched as floodwaters rose.
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Ie Qi
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Muuch Datmare
St. Louis
Chronicle
Webb City
Will Come to the Rescue and the Gold Reserve
The Hood Syndicate plans a deposit to restore the gold reserve after a large withdrawal for export. Since July the US has sent about 11.7 million in gold to Europe, with the Syndicate paying into the treasury over 11 million in gold to meet bond requirements. News notes Chase Manhattan and other banks may back the syndicate. a separate item records Mrs Clara McAr thi fined for a breach at The Tombs. Wisconsin census shows total population 10,005, a rise from prior year.
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Treasury finance reveals rising debt and shrinking circulation
Wastunarax reports a net increase in the principal debt and a rise in interest bearing debt while the treasury notes a net decrease in all circulation. The August close shows debt totals around 1.5059 million bearing interest and 477.406 thousand non interest bearing, with total debt near 1.138 billion. Gold reserves dip below 100 million as exports and large deposits by financial houses affect the balance.
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Explosion Near Specht's Ferry Kills Five in Iowa Territory
A dynamite blast at Specht's Ferry near Dubuque on September 10 killed Edward Latshaw and his wife from Victory Wisconsin, their sons Ray and Matt Latshaw, and Hans Bjornstad. Five boxes of dynamite were stored in Latshaw’s low shanty. a boy fired at a target after being warned, causing a massive explosion that wrecked the shanty and damaged nearby property. Several others were injured, including Mabel Latshaw and Grace Latshaw, with recovery possible for some.
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Triple Tragedy Ends in Ward Homicide by Ax and Revolver
A family quarrel near an unnamed town ends in a brutal triple killing. James Ward kills Aaron and Joly Hunter with an ax after luring them to the woods, then mortally wounds his rival in the yard. A pursuing posse confronts Ward at a hideout. he dies from two revolver shots as lawmen close in.
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iLo
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Uur Ho
Trade notes show strong prices and shifting markets
New York reports from R Dun & Co describe a rebound in some prices while others retreat. Cotton remains strong, wages rise, and imports grow as labor strains to fill orders. Loans and manufacturing activity show mixed signals amid an overall cautious trade outlook. A separate section notes pension rulings, storm damage near Emporia, and organizational consolidations in drug and noble orders.
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