Hundred Die In Osage Mine Disaster At Krebs
Horrific explosion at shaft No 11 of Osage Coal and Mining at Krebs Oklahoma said to have trapped at least 100 men. Early reports claim about 400 workers were in the mine. 60 dead and 117 wounded confirmed, with many others unaccounted. Rescue efforts continue as doctors and volunteers aid the injured and search for survivors amid shattered hovels and grieving families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourtt McAlllister
I. T
Osage Coal and Mining Company
Krebs
Mihe
Tuidies
McAlister
Vo See
Renasir
Neseniog
Direba
George Lindsey
Wuo
Willian Cameron
Hiya
Cimnes
Bell Telephone advances whispered telephony experiments
Boston News bureau reports American Bell Telephone Company has forwarded experiments in whispering telephony. The brief mentions progress toward a device enabling near silent communication, with early tests and unclear details about method and timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jan
Boston News ‘Bureau
American Bell Telephone
Sherman Named to Succeed Himself as Ohio Senator
In Canosa Commons Ohio Jan 7 John Sherman will succeed himself as senator from Ohio after being nominated as the Republican candidate by the legislative body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hasly Hefeath Foraker
Canosa Conmmons
John Sherman
Legislative
Sherman
CoLumbus
United States Senate
Flickinger
Foraker
Suerman
Frankfort-on-the Main
E. L. Lampson
Ashtabula County
United States
Hampson
Presidential nominations fill key posts across government
The president sent to the senate a slate of nominations including E G Rathbone of Ohio as fourth assistant postmaster general and James W McDill of Iowa as interstate commerce commissioner. Others include William B Morrison of Illinois as consul general at Constantinople, William D McGoy of Indiana to Liberia post, Andrew P McCormick of Texas as circuit judge for the Fifth Circuit, Abraham J Seay of Oklahoma as Oklahoma territory governor, and Daniel T Hindman of South Dakota as Indian agent at the Sisseton agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Inc
Senate
E.G. Rathbone
Ohio
James W. McDill
Iowa
Thomas M. Cowley
Wy,m. Lindsley
Kentucky
Walter ‘L. Bragg
William BR. Morri‘son
Ilinois
William B. Hess
Indiana
United States
Constinople
Wiliam D. McGoy
Liberia
Andrew P. McCormick
Texas
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Abraham J. Seay
Oklahoma
Territory
Georgia W. Steele
Daniel T. Hindman
South Dakota
Sisseton
Congress Debates Navy Aid for Russia Food Shipments
In Washington, Jan 5, the Senate introduced many bills including a joint resolution by Mr. Washburn to authorize naval chartering of ships to carry food and grain to Russia famine areas, with funds limited to 100000. The House, under Speaker pro tem McMillan, convened after recess and adjourned after a day focused on various executive claims and committee changes.
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Washington
Senate
Washburn
Secretary of the Navy
Russia
United States
Fle Humse
Crisp the Clark
House
McMilin
Tennessee
Pelmer
Jan
McMillan
Morrill
Stillwart
Wassingiox
David Wui
Cockrell
Biisele
Me?ierson
Canada
Cloquit
Morgan
Nicaraugua Canal
Ma. Blount
Thu Nitter
Latest Market Report Lacking Clear Trade Details
Market report from St Paul and Minneapolis shows hogs and cattle trading with uneven quality notes. Hogs strong, steers and heifers mixed, veal calves and heavy calves priced, receipts modest. cattle and hog totals listed, wheat and grain prices shown with opening and closing figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul Union Siiel Lares
Super Sa
Patri
Fen
Prine
Opening Places in Chicago Grain and Provisions
The report lists grain futures for January and May, with wheat and corn figures and a January pork price. Lard and oats show January and May entries, reflecting opening trading notes from Chicago markets on January 10, 1902. Market terms and figures indicate early price levels for wheat corn oats pork and lard.
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Minneapolis
Missapolis
Ste
Northern
Sige
Naz Northern
G. Kgsie
Chicago
State Farmers Alliance Holds Annual Convention in Harmonia Hall
The Minnesota State Farmers Alliance met at Harmonia Hall with broad statewide representation. Ignatius Donnelly was re elected president after a heated ballot. Eva MacDonald Valesh was replaced as state lecturer with Doc Fish contending, and Governor Merriam faced a call to resign or replace railroad commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miggrapolis
Jan
State Farmers’ Alliance
Harmonia Hall
Ignatius Donnelly
Winston
Oliver Erickson
Trades and Labor Assembly
Donnelly
Nota
P. H. Rubilly
Wabasha
Frank Hoskins
Gc.w. Brandenburg
Fergus Falls
Hoskins
Brandenburg
Bjorge
Owen
Champlin
Meigher
Connnelly
M. Perkins
Harry Wadena
Netss Quai
W. Hixon
Tran Ee
Bjotgs
Ottet
Ailees
Ing
Mertard
pHe
Hixon
Lowell
Cantlebury
Quam
Perking
Perkina
Eva MacDonald-Valesh
James H. Baker
Baker
Alliance
Fish
GW. Westfield
Graceville
Robert Duncan
Duncan
Merriam
Minnesota
Helena
Mon
Jagrippe
New York
Payetteville
Sims
New Sims
Womack Hill
Ala
Blaine
Harrison
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Farmers’ Alliance
Carter Harrison
Franklin
Tex
Cherokee Council
United States
Cherokee Strip
New York, Ontario and Western Railway
Suyma
Chenango County
Shechin and Young
Lively Minneapolis Convention Debates and Delegation Votes
The Alliance convention spent the second day amid lively sessions in Minneapolis. After gunfire near the press area, a nine member committee to probe the Northwestern Lumber Dealers’ association, deemed a trust, was approved with Donnelly named. Delegates then nominated vice presidents and debated ten delegates to St. Louis, ending with contested officer votes and a recount before adjournment for noon.
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Minneapolis
Mixyvapolis
Jan
Alliance
A. m
Twin Cities
Kingsbury
Iillmore County
Northwestern Lumber Dealers’ Association
Donnelly
O. W. Kingsbury
Fillmore
M. Cutter
McLeod
T. J. Vermilya
Olmstead
F. M. Currier
Blue Earth
James Hanna
Relville
A. E. Westling
Winona
Charles Greaves
Hennepin
C. E. Taylor
Aitkin
T. J. Meighen
Filmore
C. H. Johnson
Pipestone
H. V. Peort
Renville
Andrew Richmond
Washington
Jonas Howe
Charles F. Bohall
Todd
Andrew Steenerson
Charles Johnson
Pat Gildea
Murray
D. F. Aitkin
Dakota
W. Powell
Vifth
Neal
G. G. Lyman
Stearns
Swan Nelson
Kamiyobi
St. Louis
Ignatius Donnelly
A. D. Steward
Redwood
Ferdinand Baden
Gilbert Fish
Rive
W. Fish
Ramsey
L. H. Schofield
O. F. Boswell
M. Hamilton
Andrew Breenersob
Louis Hanson
Clay
A. Z. Stromberg
Chisago
Robert Eckford
Rock County
Eckford
Hanson
Stromberg
Minnesota Alliance Endorses Subtreasury Platform
The Minnesota Alliance adopted the Ocala platform endorsing subtreasury and a broad reform agenda. It endorsed free coinage, land reform, government reclamation of excess railroad lands, a graduated income tax, direct senatorial election, eight hour law, universal suffrage, and tax equity. Fusion with the Industrial union was debated. Donnelly prevailed in the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Alliance
Minneapolis
State Alliance
Ocala
People’s Party
United States
Industrial Union
Donnelly
Adjourned till March in Wheat Inquiry
Minnesota grain growers ask another continuance of the wheat investigation adjourned for half a year at the state capitol. They cite Attorney Erwin’s unavailability and request March 8 to allow time to complete their case while Eric Olson and assistants rush to collect testimony. The Duluth case remains unsettled with the Minneapolis wheat combine likely to be addressed by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Eric Olson
Duluth
Minneapolis
Diverse 1890s News Items From Iowa and Beyond
A jumble of short items covers politics, industry, crime, and society. Mentions include Indiana governor race talk, Chicago library purchase, and Duluth mining, plus deaths from hydrophobia, strikes in Germany, and the Irish fraud suit. Reports on rail collisions, fires, court decisions, and local civic notes follow with scattered births, marriages, and civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivda
Montton
Baris Abmoh
United States
Ohio Mining Company
Duluth
Campbell
Congressmian
Bynum
Indiana
Chicago University
Harper
Edward Ball
Newark
N. J
Ball
Michael Davitt
Parnellite
The
Dublin Independent
London
George A. Hitt
Indianapolis Journal
Mr. Hitt
New York
North Dakota Prison Sentence for Ladd After Court Outburst
Henry Ladd was sentenced to five years in state prison in Grapton North Dakota after he attacked his employer Gallagher during grain stacking last fall. The scene in court included a half hour speech on Man before Ladd knelt and offered a prayer for the judge and jurors. Grace Winters faces a separate charge in Ossnz Wisconsin for theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Court Room
Grapton
N. D
Henry Ladd
Ladd
Gallagher
Templeton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Haible
Indian Territory
Brownsville
Langhorne
Rangers
J. F. Canby
J. Torney
Congressional Proceedings
Ada
Minneasota Alliance
Hvory
Ledhg Roprovsentsa
Ignatius Dentislly
Omcora
Serenity
St. Pauw
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
General Becker
Colonel Ligget
Judge Williams
Pat Rahilly
C. T. Bohall
D. P. Lister
Lommen
Railway Commission
Teheren
O'Reilly
Liverpool
Congress of
Philadelphia
Connecticut Supreme Court
Bulkeley
Joaquin Garcia
Juarenz
City of
Mexico
Holzappel
Weisbaden
Germany
Eugene Storck
Essen
America
Berlin
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Engling
Harry Miller
Joaquin Miller
California
Joseph Clark
Tah
Tewfik Pasha
Khedive
Egypt
Crystal
Tyne
Parmera' Allance
Warren Springer
Canal Street
Ane
Carnegiebrary
Pittsburg
Carnegie
Brawcries
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Whisky Trust
Indignapolis
Ascension
Roger Q. Mills
Josephine Mlorence Medill
Joe Medill
Paris
Royal
Ball PR
Prince of Wales
Davenport ‘Déalére
Altort
Cts
Wapsilo
Ottumwa
Couneil Bluffs
Des Moines
Waterloo
Council Bluffs
National Guard
Davenport
Otto Stilow
Marshalltown
Tota
Keokuk County
J. Raffle
Thatcher
Preston
Republican State Central Committee
Bre
Neady
Alice Foley
Mamie Madden
Dex Moines
Lathrop
Dubuque
Lang
Appanoose
Lane
Michael Sullivan
Tama City
David Workman
Extra
Wright
Council Bluff
United States Court
New Hampton Times
John Wright
Brad
Chickassaw County
Grace Winters
Onossz
Eris
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