11 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1910
Page
1
Entombed miners in Starkville face unrelenting delays as tireless search crews work day and night to reach them. Rescue efforts are hindered by deadly damp conditions and unsafe rock faces. Authorities pledge continued operation until all trapped workers are accounted for.
Rescue teams reached 900 feet from the buried men as portable fans forced air but stiff challenges like afterdamp and damaged shafts slowed progress. Officials warned of lethal conditions while relatives gathered outside the mine seeking news and authorities planned further air revival efforts.
In Parkville a missing man waits near the ent rance as a disaster unfolds. The incident centers on Merenee Wim and Antun Lasetere's family in Poland with an explosion that injured Leeogere and prompted urgent medical attention. Firefighters and crews search the wreckage for survivors.
Delegates debate the introduction of statewide prohibition and the initiative and referendum. A proposed three member public utility commission faces talks on elective versus appointive rules and its scope over corporations and utilities.
The committee on corporations and municipal matters was called to order in the senate chamber by Chua Hiren after adjournment. The session, described as lengthy, proceeded through routine business and debated concerns within the municipal sector.
The committee on rights has decided to grant a public hearing on several matters within its province. The date is not announced yet and the principal subject remains under discussion. (Continued on Page 4, Column 2.)
Lisbon reports a provisional government move to expel Jesuits and foreign religious members under a new decree. Portuguese monks may return only by renouncing their orders. others must quit. Cardinal Netto was released from custody for safety, and foreign governments are urged to acknowledge Portugal’s engagements.
Fragmentary OCR shows King Manuel sending an autograph letter to the Portuguese premier. He states his conscience is clear, claims faithful service to Portugal, and asserts his departure is not abdication. He asks for his country to understand his feelings. Date appears as Oct 10.
A large group of monks and nuns fleeing from Portugal arrive in Badajoz Spain on October 10 as Portugal's under secretary of the navy reaches the border town after a cross border trek.
Madrid confirms report that King Manuel will soon proceed to England for permanent residence. The announcement notes the royal move to establish residence in the United Kingdom.
The Lisbon correspondent reports the governor says the town precincts have cooled after a 24 hour firing incident. He permits reopening of entes while rumors of a reactionary move and mining of foreign ships keep warships at steam. The capital accepts the changed conditions.
In Barcelona on October 14 authorities warn that the main fear at the Perrow anniversary stems from an anarchist plot. A surge of suspicious foreigners arrived recently with papers complicating expulsions. Police estimate 16,000 anarchists under supervision, most of them foreigners.
A flood of refugees overruns Haedwept towns near the Mong Canadian border as aid groups mobilize. Relief efforts concentrate on shelter food medical care and transportation to safer areas. Local officials report hundreds of destitute newcomers straining scarce resources and urging continued assistance.
Morning Journal Special Leased Wire reports from the Rainy River fires describe hundreds dead or missing as flames engulf forests near Bandette Spooner Warroad and Trail towns. Refugees recount burned trains, collapsed tracks, and towns deserted while mothers and children perish fleeing the blaze.
A train collision near Winnipeg and a house fire in Spooner injured several and prompted emergency response. Local homesteaders and residents, including Albert Berg's housekeeper, were affected as authorities reported fatalities and rescues in the chaotic incident sequence.
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