Inquest Over Victims of Calibur y Disacter
In Salisbury England the Plymouth express wreck killed twenty eight Americans. Bodies prepare for return to the United States. Inquest proved a tedious formality with no cause determined and delays noted amid cultural tensions and imperial inquiry.
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Caliobury Disacter
Salisbury
Eng
J.y 2
Frederick H. Cossitt
London
America
Board of Trade
Thir City
Adise
Wreck of Express Train In Salisbury Sheds Little Evidence
The Salisbury scene shows clear wreckage cleared and inquiry into derailment underway. Twenty eight dead reported with several critical including Mr Sentell of New York and Miss Griswold of Heath England. Bodies of American victims being embalmed for home. Sentell vows to endure with seventy years of burden.
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Salisbury
Eng
American Line
Wprymouth
New York
Comany
Robert
Critchell
Chicago
Griswold
Heath
England
W. Sentell
Fatal wreck claims New York travelers on British rail
A New York party traveling to a Fourth of July reunion in London is killed or injured in the London and South Western railway wreck at Salisbury. Included are Charlies F. Bento? and his parents, two Brooklyn teachers, and seven others who had planned the trip. Only two survive among the group. The tragedy follows premonitions of calamity discussed by the Sentell family and friends before boarding.
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New York
American Line
London & South Western Railway
Salisbury
England
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Charlies F. Bente
Edward W. Sentell
Brooklyn
Laokden
John RR. M Donald
Harry Kendall Thaw
Teday
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Court of General Sessions
Thaw
William Bedford
Presbyterian Hospital
Garvan
Bedford
Mise Nesbit
Pittsburg
White
H. '. Bergorff
J. W Rorke
Wiliam McDonald
Harry Raleigh
Onto O
Washington
Root
Chile
South America
United States
Charleston
Strait of Magellan
Valparaiso
Sandy Point
Lina
Colombia
Pennsylvania Railroad Orders Officers to Divest Outside Coal Investments
A preliminary report by a Pennsylvan ia Railroad board committee urges all officers and employees to dispose of holdings in coal firms or related interests. The panel notes no proven undue car allocations but calls for a fair pro rata system, while stressing impartial duties to the public and potential disciplinary action for failures.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Saya
England
Pennsylvania
Earthquake in Socorro County rattles town
Morning Journal reports a powerful local earthquake in Socorro County New Mexico around 3 15 am with up to twenty shocks over 25 minutes. Homes rattled walls cracked plaster fell especially in the county jail but no serious damage occurred. Four workers were poisoned by tainted water at a local plant but are expected to recover.
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Morning Journal
Socorro
N. M
Magdalena Mountains
Socorro County
San Francisco
San Antonio
Magdaleena
Cook's
Mother and Babe Drown in River Ford Tragedy
A tragedy at Cedar Hill New Mexico reports Mrs Leonard Boat and her baby drowned while crossing the swollen Las Animas River. A wagon broke, sending the family into the current. the oldest son rescued two siblings but could not save his mother or infant. The baby and Mrs Boat were found downstream.
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Morning Journal
Farmington, N. M
Cedar Hill
Leonard Boat
Las Animas
Mia Boat
Agier
Durango
Boat
Proposals and Figures for U S Spending in 1906
Representative Tawney releases a detailed statement on the fiscal year starting July 1 1906 noting total appropriations of 880 183 301 with 740 106 981 regular and 60 000 000 extra in isthmus and urgent deficiencies. He breaks down funding for Agriculture Army Navy Pensions Posts and more and cites a revenue estimate of 751 573 364 to cover regular needs.
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Perkins Quits Railroad Board in New York Fe
George W. Perkins resigns as trustee of New York Life with other trustees. New directors named in the slate include H. M. Lurton, A. Haven, George B. Edward, and James H. Eckels. The move follows a special board meeting.
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Perkins
New York FE
New York
George W. Perk Ans
New York Life
J. A. Hlalr
J. Walters
Norman H. Ream
BH. MH. Lurton
Nashville
A. A. Haven
New York City
George B. Edward
James H Eckels
Chicago
Morning Journal Matinee Promises Cool Old Town Fun
A lengthy notice invites children under 14 to a free Saturday matinee at the Casino in Traction Park. The Morning Journal promises lemonade and a Berger-Grose stock show, with care for every child and ample supervision on board street cars. A brief update mentions Secretary Root’s Washington trip and a new Isthmian Canal Commission lineup replacing the former appointee.
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Streer
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Fourth and Railroad
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Berger-Grose Stock Company
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