Fire destroys Hellion Hall up ton Bielake colony killing one
Englewood N J March 16 Fire at Hellion Hall home of the Up ton Bielake co operative colony followed by an explosion in the bar area. Fifty five colonists fled with no time to save belongings. One workman Briggs missing. Five injured from jumping windows. Injured include Grace McGowan Cook and Henrietta D Kim ball. Explosion caused by leaking gas. Lester Briggs burned to death on third floor. Additional injured William Montagu Edith Summers. Total injured seven.
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Englewood
N. J
Hellion Hall
Upton Bielake
Briggs
Sinclaire Co-Operative Colony
Grace McGowan Cook
Henrietta D. Kimball
Lester Brigga
Providence
William Montagu
Columbia University
Misa Edith Summers
Sinclaire
Freight collision on Grand Trunk at Bancroft Michigan
The Atlantic express struck an open switch and rear collided with a freight train at Bancroft Michigan. Five people were severely injured, two perhaps fatally. Many passengers survived with minor injuries and continued east on a slower train. The incident occurred March 16.
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Grand Trunk
Switch
Detroit
Atlantic Express
Grand Trunk Railway
Bancroft
Michigan
Sexty Two Postal Telegraph Operators Strike in New Orleans
About sixty two operators employed by the postal Telegraph company in New Orleans went on strike this morning. The workers say an announced 10 percent general increase applied only to regular staff and not to extra men, who did not receive the raise and joined the strike.
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New Orleans
Postal Telegraph Company
Cambridge Wins 64th Boat Race In 20 26
The annual Oxford and Cambridge boat race was rowed from Putney to Mortlake over about four and a quarter miles. Cambridge won in 20 minutes and 26 seconds.
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Putney
Bog
Ue Universi Ues
Oxford
Cambridge
Morelake
President revokes entry examination order in U S
The president rescinds a prior directive that required detained examination of all entries before patent. The move impacts thousands of homesteads timber and cash entries including death and mineral claims. A New Mexico convention mediation is noted as a potential draw for migrants to capital. Former Secretary Hi cook leaves Washington house for St Louis.
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Ieland
Washington, D
New Mexico
Capital
Hicook
Washington
St Louis
Infantry En Route To Fort Douglas Pass Through City
A detachment of Company B of the 20th United States Infantry traveled via No 2 through the city this morning from Whipple Barracks Arizona to Fort Douglas Wyoming. The troops rested at the rear of the regiment and some soldiers walked about during the stop.
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Boof
20Th Unitedtates Infantry
Whipple Barracks
Arizona
Fort Douglas
Wyoming
Stock Market Opens Higher Then Dips on Profit Taking
New York brokers report steady investment buying at the open, but traders take profits causing a slight setback. The market ends excited and irregular with some rallies and late relapses. Berlin cashier Dashler Speyer of Mueller Industrial Bank disappears with a $130,000 shortage amid a bank run.
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New York
Berlin
Dashler Speyer
Mueller Industrial Bank
Curtis McCullom Still Unconscious After Injury
Curtis McCullom remains unconscious after a serious injury, now twenty one days in a hospital state described as between life and death. Doctors, including Dr. Pearce, hold out hope for possible recovery citing past cases of longer unconscious spells. The event occurred three weeks ago, with no coherent speech or clear signs of improvement to date.
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Curtis McCullom
McCullom
Pearce
Noted Missionary 18 Dead in New York
John Noble Stearns founder of the Jerry McAuley Cremorne mission and a prominent Episcopal layman died Thursday of apoplexy at 77. Stearns was a pioneer silk manufacturer and president of Stearns Silk Manufacturing Company with mills in many cities.
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New York
Sw York
John Nobletearns
Jerry McAuley
Gambling Bill Not Yet Sent To Conference In Santa Fe
Santa Fe March 16 It was near 420 p m yesterday when the council met due to committee matters Council bill No 120 by Murray to reimburse W E Martin clerk of the Third judicial district for 4380 deputy clerk hire was introduced and passed under suspension of the rules by unanimous vote Executive session followed The house reported passing a substitute for house bill No 31 revising county classifications and salaries of county officials
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Santa Fe
N. M
Murray
W. E. Martin
Third Judicial District
Sargent
House
Board of Pharmacy
G. S. Moore
Roswell
E. G. Murphy
Las Vegas
Dental Board
C. N. Lord
M. J. Doran
Deming
L. B. Irvin
Albuquerque
Frank Abram
Chaves
FP. E. Olney
Sheep Sanitary Board
Solomon Luna
Valencia County
Elva White
Chavez County
H. W. Kelley
San Miguel
Charles Schleter
Union County
James D. Burns
Rio Arriba
Regents New Mexico Military Institute
Nathan Jaffa
B.A. Cahoon
Board of Regents
School For Mines
A. C. Abeytia
Sovoris
A. H. Hilton
San Antonio
W. A. Fleming Jones
Las Cruces
Board of Trustees
Miners’ Hospital
Raton
W. N. White
Colfax
C. B. Lyons
Colfax County
Chas
Tamme
J. van Houten
Trustees Institute For the Blind
Alamogordo
R. H. Pierce
George C. Bryan
Regents Normal Institute
J. M. Cunningham
O. A. Larrasolo
Millard Browne
San Miguel County
Joshua 8. Reynolds
Board of Trustees Asylum For the Hind
F Eoal
Judiciary
Cornell
Committee On Judiciary
Duncan
Sulzer
Miera
Loretta
Dulles
Martine
Richards
Spiess
Seexoon
Blernbauma
Biernvaum
Abbot
Mt 9
Ruppe
Studley
Walters
Garfield County
Holt
Aldrich
Blernbaum
Denniston
Galle~ Kos
Hudspeth Lucero
Mirabel
Moran
Mullins
Lace
Army
Jolla
Ramon Sanchez
H.C. Abbo
Gallegon
Pyramid County
Grant County
Lordsburg
Rew
Beach
Luna County
Abbott
Lui
Biernbaum
Citeen
Her
Plaza of
Mora
Rio Grande
Courle
W. EB. Martin
Father Shoots Half-Drowned Son in Arizona Incident
Tale from Tucson records a 1-year-old Guadalupe Sanches boy fleeing beating. The boy escaped into an irrigation ditch four feet deep and nearly drowned before Sanches fired a gun at him. Neighbors heard the shot. Sheriff Pacheco and deputies arrested Sanches, who says he only tried to catch the boy.
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Pacheco
Meyer
Tucson
Guadalupe Sanches
Arizona Gazette
Sanchez
Sherif
Kacabors
Sanches
Dowie curses enemies and promises return in Zion City
Zion City reports Dowie’s funeral sermon was suppressed at his request to avoid further strife. Judge Barnes delivered a lengthy tribute praising Dowie, while Dowie’s own published sermon denounced his foes and vowed to return with ruthless power to reclaim Zion for the true believers.
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Zion
Zion City
Dowie
Greater Diesnaton
Barnes
Dowle
Hell
Ion
New Mexico Legislature Debates and Bills in 1910 Session
The record lists trustees and regents terms for asylums and universities, then details House and Council bills. Key items include abolishing the coal oil inspector, empowering school directors to sell unused lands, and removing county school superintendents from politics. Debates cover educational qualifications, a Garfield and a Pyramid county bill, and a proposed constitutional convention.
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Garfield County
London Suffered Big Fire in Major Business District
London March 16 Three large factories in Finnburg district the citys busy industrial center were gutted by fire this morning. Loss estimated about 1 000 000 dollars. The blaze started at Cox Co hat manufacturers and flames swept across the street to Maxime Co and spread to Griet Co operations.
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London
Finnburg
Lonbusiest
Los
Cox & Co
Maxime Com
Sprein
Griet & Co. Orers
Miner deaths at Gerhard coal mine prompt inquiry
Sixteen among twenty two miners perish in a cage accident at the Gerhard coal mine under Prussian government ownership. An official inquiry is underway as authorities assess the cause of the top shaft breakage. The report also mentions a separate fatal fire damp explosion at Kleinrosseln near Forbach killing seventy five miners with twelve injured.
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Saurlouis
Rhenish
Prinst 16
Gerhard
Forbach
Germany
Kleinrosseln
Here
Cincinnati Flood Reaches Sixty Foot Mark and Rising
Cincinnati March 1 the river rose steadily and is near sixty feet. Forecasters expect five feet or more additional water by Sunday with a crest likely tomorrow or Tuesday. Many factories and Water Street businesses closed, cellars flooded, and extensive property damage or losses estimated between ten and twenty million dollars.
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Cincinnati
Parkersburg
Cincin- Inati
Water Street
Cincinnan
Ohio
Roosevelt and Speyer Consult on Situation
Washington March 16 James Speyer of Speyer Co in New York had an interview with the president today. He declined to reveal the interview’s nature but it is believed to concern the financial situation. Rumors claim Roosevelt prepared a letter on railroad policy. officials would not confirm. Speyer’s visit followed by talks with Sen Crane of Massachusetts. Four railroad presidents will not visit Washington. Mellen seeks appointment. opinion split on the plan.
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Chicago
Louiseum
New York
Mise Rose L. Feltz
Canada
Germany
Miss Feltz
Miss Hereford
Australia
Washington
James Speyer
Speyer & Co. Quanders
Speyer
Loeb
Sen. Crane
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
the Herald Today
Conference of Railroads
M Crea
Pennsylvania
Newman
New York Central
Mellen
New Haven
Hughitt
Northwestern
Morgan
Railway chief seeks interview with Roosevelt in Washington
New Haven president Mellen telegraphed the White House requesting a meeting with President Roosevelt. He will visit Washington next Tuesday. He is one of four railroad officials named by Morgan after his interview with the president last Monday.
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Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Mellen
New Haven Road
White House
Morgan
Fatal Leap Frog Accident Claims Santa Fe Student
Celestino Excubero, a Santa Fe high school pupil, died at his parents home from brain concussion after a leap frog game went wrong. Witnesses say a classmate kicked him in the head while others jumped over him, the tragedy shocking the well known family and community.
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Santa Fe
Celestino Excubero
Hillside Avenue
Celestina
Dispatchable Mexican wage hike boosts train patchers marks raise
In Mexico City on March 16 the Mexican Content raised monthly wages by 49 dollars for six patchers. The pay increase comes after a period of rapid wage growth in a short span, reflecting a broader wage upshift in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menican Central
City of Mexico
Speaking of the school superintendent and local politics
A garbled county delegation, unsatisfied with prior votes, criticized a DSM funding appropriation near one hundred thousand dollars. The salary reduction bill passed amid pledged support, with Senator Suleer delivering a maiden speech urging referral to the judiciary committee as the bill moved to council action.
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DSM
Suleer
Council For Action
Syrians Leap Into the Ra 4 River Flood
Wight persons are known to have lost their lives in a fire in the Warwick Pottery plant within a flooded district. Syrians, except for Watchman Holmes, were drowned by leaping into the roiling river amid rising waters.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Warwick Pottery Company
Watchman Holmes
No More Steer Tying in Arizona Passed
March 16 Phoenix dispatch notes a territorial assembly bill fixing wholesale license taxes for business, with rates scaling by income. It also mentions steer tying abolition, Bright Angel trail, and a deputy penitentiary position at SLA per year.
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Phoenix
Ishey
Ube
Rand Canyon
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