Deaths and Disasters Reported in May News Roundup
Richard D Rice former president of the Northern Pacific Railway is dead. A Portland Oregon blaze destroyed all buildings in one block with $75,000 losses and $40,000 insurance. A drilling accident in Colorado killed two and injured twelve seriously. A hotel owner’s stepson was shot in Colorado by a man under influence of liquor. Seven hundred hundred passengers sail for Europe aboard the ship sailing from New York with notable travelers aboard.
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Mass in minor and overture by Braham headline festival
A long program featuring mass in minor and an overture by Braham drew great enthusiasm. Reports claim plans for a music hall costing a million dollars, with festival expenses around 55 9 50, receipts near 8 58 000, in New York on May 27.
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Congress Sees Disorder As Quorum Lapses In Senate Session
May 27 reports from Washington describe a tumultuous house session with a quorum shortage halting business and provoking disorder. Separately, notes cover ambassadorial appointments, mob violence trials, and local incidents including a fatal tree crush in Alabama and a highway crash injuring two in California.
Train Robbers Capture Easthasp Texas May Twenty Seven
The report details capture of Bill McDonald and James Scactu in Texas after a robbery attempt. It notes they were sent to Weatherford for safekeeping and mentions rescue attempts and mounting tensions among authorities.
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