Entombed Miners Trapped After Colorado Mine Explosion
Disaster hits the Starkville mine eight miles from Trinidad Colorado as an explosion blocks the entrance. Between 56 and 125 men are believed entombed while rescue teams struggle to reach the working sections through a gas filled slope and a partition that separates the Engleville mine. Local and company officials coordinate efforts as hospitals and trains mobilize to assist victims.
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Engleville
Pty Morning Journal
Morel
Trinidad
Torkyvilte
Pingeosmt
Aes
Nae Berger
Imps
Phosielany
T. Thomp
Colorads
Joseph Wilson
Starkville
Wille
Bturkenle
Jewe
Main Entrance Disaster Report Amid Mining Incident
An explosion near the main entrance of a mine led to a walling-in of workers and questions about escape. Officials and company reps from Colorado Point and Tron were connected to the incident as investigations and orders flowed from district authorities.
Santa Fe rail mine fire inspected after night shift
Report describes fires in a mine near Sterlingville tied to the Santa Fe rail route and the Corlton or clear department head Cage b Micrington. Chief counsel noted no prior knowledge of night shift activity and officials expressed surprise at the incident.
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Santa PE Cnoa Leones Tart
Bunty & Red
Santa Fe
Oder
Fle Fuel and Tron Company
Cage
Two Post Office Robbers Arrested
Two men arrested in Vilahowo City near Piver Creek after suspected robberies at two post offices. The suspects provided names WT. 8 Mornen and 4. &. Adame, claiming real names are Harry Wh Homie and Walter Ofyenut.
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Vilahowo City
Win
Cen
Atea
Armel Me Pratnston
Adame
Fteere
Harry
Walter Ofyenut
Rempage Tively
Deiz Surrenders After Long Resistance in Homicide Case
Morning Journal reports a tense surrender standoff ending with Deiz giving up after a year of defiance at the Cameron site. Injuries include Deputy Oscar Harp, John Meile, and several others wounded. a priest and a baby were involved in the escalating crisis. Authorities, led by Sheriff Madden, moved to restrain the group and secure the scene amid damaged property and ongoing danger.
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Morning Journal
Mike Modder
Sireod
Helen
John F. Meile
Staal
Oscar Harp
John F. Dera
Cameron Dam
Colcgtteh
Wiliam Musakin
lArethe Dwitz
Tureugl
Mera Delty
Will Rewrurer
Che
Jdoeeoph Pilon
Sleifeifinges
Puller
Prinet
Edger- Her
Gettelfinger
Gratton
Maynard
Lestie
Georgia Hosts Roosevelt Visit and Parades in 1908
Colonel Roosevelt addressed Atlanta crowds during the Uncle Remus day celebration. He urged conservation of natural wealth and warned against monopoly control, spoke at a negro church, and clarified his stance on tariff policy amid New York party debates.
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Trotone Hoosevell
Atlanta
Routhern
Bilayor Maddox
Remus
West
New York
Roosevelt
Deltz Family Captured After Long Wisconsin Shootout
In a deadly raid at the Winter cabin, bullets shattered the home as the Deltz family surrendered. John Deltz wife and son Leslie were moved for safekeeping to Hayward, while Mrs. Deltz and Leslie faced warrants for assault with intent to murder. Deputies searched the surrounding woods for missing officers and possible casualties.
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Leslie
J. & Davis
Lowyer
Dettz
Mary
Deltz
John Deltz
Hayward
Weitz
Balloonist falls 100 feet in accident near St Joseph
In Missouri near St Joseph John Hichland of Tinodd War. falls 100 feet when the parachute rope on a balloon breaks. He is paralyzed below the waist and suffered internal injuries. Battle veteran Major W Boone dies at 83 in St Joseph after service with Pony Express and Civil War units.
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Munton
Mt. Joseph
John Hichland
Tinodd
War
Felf
Richiend
St. Joseph
Boone Alajor
Kentucky
Buena Vista
Salt Lake City
Old Pony Express Company
Austin
Texas
Wilftot
Mirsouri
Forest fires devastate towns across Minnesota and Canada
Widespread forest fires along the Canadian border kill at least thirty and cause millions in property losses. The Canadian Northern cancels trains from Winnipeg and Port Arthur as relief trains are dispatched from Fort William. deadly blazes halt rail service and force thousands from homes. Local reports describe bodies found near tracks and extensive damage between Birch River and Warroad amid ongoing fires.
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Lbs Morning Journal
Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Northern
Port Arthur
Rathny River
Fort William
Portugal Turmoil Shocks Clergy as Monastery Attack Ends in Killings
Proclamation of a republic in Portugal sparks unrest with attacks on religious houses. Republican troops assault the Jesuit monastery in Rua de Quelhas, one killed and several arrested. Queen mother Amelie flees Cintra as King Manuel departs by automobile. royal family members escape by boats amid palace panic. The government grants amnesty for political crimes and expands press freedom while extending ten days to settle local affairs.
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Morning Journal
Lisbon
Get
Republic of Portugal
Rua de Quelhas
Pricet
Amelie
Cintra
Necesidadee
Manuel Hand
Matre Murviediy
Matra
Tercor
Revolutionietse
Prince Alfonso
Amette
Cascaes
Winevtra
Kine Manuel
Manne
Telegram drives urgent action plan meeting in River Ontario
A telegram from Viavot S'iltieme of Ber f requesting immediate executive action prompted a mass meeting to be held tomorrow to arrange for relief from a river incident near River Ontario. The message arrived as officials mobilize to respond to the emergency and coordinate aid.
Warroad Towns Urgently Need Aid After Infernal Fire
Message from Warroad Mayor C A Moody urges nationwide aid as fires sweep from Warroad to the international line. Reports say Snooner Graedon Pitt are wiped out, bodies along the Canadian Northern right of way, hundreds rendered penniless. Roosevelt Swift and Cedar Spur in danger. funds and refuge are requested at local outlets.
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Prove Inre
C A. Moody
Meyor
Warroad
Minn
Snooner
Graedon
Pitt
Noosevelt
Swift
Cedar Spur
Lewepapers
State Bank of
Iyroad
Worrcad
Plot to Slay President Told in Havana Visit
An unidentified man told Miss Della Torrey that plotters planned to kill President Tate. He claimed to overhear the scheme while in Heston, and warned he would return if the matter reached newspapers. Washington reports say the gunboat Princeton sailed to Amapula to protect American interests amid unrest.
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Milbury
Mats
Tate
Della Co. Torrey
Heston
Torrey
Texas land dealer charged with forgery
H W Montgomery a well known real estate dealer from Worth Texas was arrested in Seattle on forgery charges. Authorities say he forged notes of his partner W P Vischer and his father C M Montgomery to cash promissory notes, allegedly defrauding banks of about 340 600. He fled Worth Texas to Kansas City where he disappeared before later being tracked to Seattle. He is held awaiting extradition.
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Wash
H. W. Montgomery
Wort Worth
Texas
Tote Ory
Montgomery
Port Worth
Lusiners
W. P Visecher
C. M. Montgomery
Montgomery Yue
Kanear City
Heartl
Tertus
Lorimer Testimony Ends After Twelve Days of Hearings
The senate committee on privileges and elections adjourned after twelve days of witness testimony into the William Lorimer election case. The panel will reconvene in Washington after Congress convenes with briefs in hand. Chairman Burrows indicated the possibility of hearing more witnesses.
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Arca
Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Wiliam Lorimer
Attack on Portuguese clergy fraternity shocks Lisbon
In Lisbon an armed anti clerical mob attacked the college of the Portuguese missions at Leiria home of the papal nuncio. Soldiers finally admitted a small group. a convent housing 150 sisters was entered and a dozen workers wounded. Wounded sisters sent to hospital, others moved away in vans.
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Adinti Aitack
Lisbon
Leiutra
Tumas Convent
Sistera A Charity
Hospttal
Provisional separation of church and state not pursued
A Beche de Parle correspondent reports in Livrom aiye that the separation of church and state will not yet be undertaken. The papal nuncio says the church will not be asked to leave Lie ben and has not been interfered with. The government plans no change in relation with the Holy See.
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Cithem Parise
Beche de Parle
Lieben
Uprising Reported in Spain Amidst Government Denial
Readable fragments describe a grave rising rumored in Spain with references to ministers and possible movements from Gibraltar. The text notes no naval confirmation that Manuel has departed from Gibraltar or ships named Des Moin.
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Spain
Montays
Mundo
Wureelorpa
Kine Manuel
Gibraltar
Wealthy Southerner Found Shot in His Bachelor Apartment
A member of a millionaire family with vast southern industrial holdings and cotton exchange ties was found unconscious at 8 AM in his bachelor apartment. Blood flowed from a bullet behind his left ear and a revolver lay in his right hand. Circumstances suggested foul play.
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Er Webpore
Solel Cone
South
New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Apparent Suicide Attempt Leaves Trial Pending
Friends say the pistol discharge was accidental with no motive for the act. They expect the chances of recovery to be favorable as details of the incident unfold tonight.
Weather Porceas Fall Sun Day Across Regions
Washington New Mexico Arizona and West Texas expect fall Sunday with possible Monday moderate temperatures.
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Washington
New Mexico
Arizona
West Texas
Arizona Delegates Set for Monday Constitutional Convention
About 52 members of the constitutional committee arrive as hotels host preparatory conferences. The fight centers on the permanent president with six candidates and a likely split between progressive and conservative Democrats, Hunt and Windsor leading the progressives and Runwood the conservatives. Judge A C Baker expected to call the convention to order at noon.
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Ty Morning Journal
Phoenix
Ariz
Constitutional Committee
Dels Ee
George W. W. Hunt
Globe
Milford Windsor
Yuma
B. K B. Runwood
Bisbee
A. C. Baker
Arizona Supreme Court
Mayor Gaynor Refuses Democratic Presidency Bid
Morning Journal reports mayoral leader James J. Gaynor refuses the presidency in a letter to James Creelman expressing exhaustion and doubt about political future. Dr. Artitz notes no fatal injury risk while Hudson County pursues charges against James J. Gallagher.
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Morning Journal
New York
Gartor
James Creehman
Smain
William J. Artitz
St. Mary's Hospital
Hoboken
Garven
Hudson County
Gaynor
Dunger
Hudson Counts Grand Fur
James J. Gallagher
Larger Navy for Pacific Planned
San Francisco Morning Journal Special Leased Wire reports Governor J. Gillette will visit tomorrow with lieutenant governors and congressmen to attend a congress in this city. The meeting aims to initiate a movement for better merchant marine legislation and an increased battleship fleet for the Pacific. California Oregon Washington Idaho Nevada New Mexico Arizona Utah and Hawaii will be invited to send delegates.
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Morning Journal
San Wrenvieco
Det
J. Gillete
Thuredey
Hawaii
Pacific
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Nevada
New Mexico
Arizona
Utabene Havas
Corporation Commission Meeting Discusses Convention Plan Favorability
Sub committee discussion at the corporation commission meeting indicates the convention plan as currently proposed will be favored.
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Corporation Commission
Committee Prepares for Large Corporate Hearings in Santa Fe
The Public Hearings plan in the Santa Fe convention tracks a New Mexico corporation provision. The Subcommittee on corporations met at the Police Hotel chaired by H H Bursum with T J Catron and others. Hearings begin next Monday and Thursday in the Senate chamber, inviting all to state views on corporate matters.
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Martine Seamall
M. L. Stern
H. MM. Dougherty
Reed Holloman
Davidson
J. Lee Norton
J. D D. Petterson
Democrats
Republienny Ang
Wmnate
Thuradyya
Municipal
Expatriate Mexican political leaders flee to United States
Senior anti electionists who opposed President Ding of Mesionte plan settled in the United States. Manuel Cardenas former governor of Coahuila arrives in San Antonio. Iynoacto M. Luebrecht and Benito Juarez head toward St Louis and Washington for political refuge and Humane Congress attendance.
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Sverial
San Antonio
Tex
United States
Ding of Mesionte
Betitles Vraneleco Madero
Tive
Ding Ue
Mesto
Manuel Cardenas
Coahuila
Con Reesman
Iynoacto M. Luebrecht
St. Louis
Benito Juarez
Washington
Humane Congress
Ordenus
Nafael Reyes
Reyes
Mexico
Euerope
St Paul Chosen As Next Meeting Place
Paul was chosen by the Danish Brotherhood today as the site for the next national convention to be held in 1915. Sions City and Omaha had bid for the event while the group also eliminated the third degree from the logge.
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ST. Paul
Cu Ct. S
Paul
Sions City
Omaha
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