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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
11
Bodies recovered after Minneosta disaster near Norfolk
Norfolk, June 19. Bodies of Midshipman Walter Carl Ulrich of Milwaukee and Seaman Hurley Vandorne were found bringing total recovered to six from the ill fated launch of the battleship Minnesota in Hampton Roads. The first body to be sent home was Midshipman Holcomb, with his father and Lt. Thomas Holcomb Jr. aboard for shipment to New Castle Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Walter Carl Ulrich
Milwaukee
Hurley Vandorne
Minnesota
Hampton Roads
Ulrich
Field, Stevenson and Holcomb
Westphal
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
F. P. Holcomb
Thomas Holcomb
New Castle
Del
Thomas Holcomb, Jr
United States Marine Corps
Field
Stevenson
Neenah, Wis
Tug Chrisfield Crew Ordered to Face Public Hearing
The entire crew of the tug Chrisfield was summoned to appear before Supervising Steamboat Inspector Cast for examination regarding the Minnesota launch wreck and eleven navy crewmembers drowned. Officials expect a rigid open hearing to determine if the tug or its tow caused the disaster, with confidence that the steel bow hawser struck and upturned the launch in the roads.
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New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
Chrisfield
Minnesota
Navy
Scalding Water in Standpipe Injures Firemen at Spring Street
Six firemen were severely scalded during a night blaze at a nine story building on Spring Street when steam and hot water burst from a standpipe nozzle. Fire crews had connected hoses to the standpipe and the water blast turned the system into a boiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spring Street
Tragic Lake Sammamish boating deaths claim five
In Monchan on Lake Sammamish five people including Antone Myer a 13 year old boy his sisters Lizzie and Ida Myer their mother Mrs Myer and Mrs John Herter sister of Mrs Myer died. The four women perished while trying to save the boy.
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Seattle
Wash
Monchan
Lake Sammamish
Antone Myer
Lizzie
Ida Myer
Myer
John Herter
Civil War Soldier William Stewart Dies From Sunstroke
Leavenworth Kan June 19 Lieus tenant William Stewart of the Eleventh Pennsylvania infantry in the civil war was killed by sunstroke at the battlefield or encampment following years of service in a reference to his death during a distant conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth, Kan
William Stewart
Eleventh
Pennsylvania Infantry
Taft Receives Warm Welcome in Western Tour
Secretary Taft arrived in Sturgis amid cheers after a Rapid City stop where he received a carved Indian tomahawk and at Fort Meade a bead work bridle. He announced Roosevelt’s policy as the western standard and was escorted by Colonel Rogers before reviewing the troops.
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Deadwood
Taft
Sturgis
Rapid City
Fort Meade
Perkins
Roosevelt
West
Rogers
Sunstruck man saved and turns gun to doctor story
Appleton Wisconsin June 19 After stealing a revolver to end his life M J Lover collapsed in heat and was revived by a physician He returned the gun in payment and was arrested for larceny The officer noted the man no longer wished to die after the near fatal loss of consciousness The tale includes a wartime anecdote about a private who planned to rust a gun in his yard after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Black Creek
Lover
New York Times
British ambassador James Bryce visits Guthrie Oklahoma
James Bryce the British ambassador and party visit Guthrie as guests of Governor and Mrs. Franz. They traveled through western Oklahoma and met Quanah Parker the Comanche chief, sharing a peace pipe and observing Indian villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
James Bryce
Franz
Oklahoma
Bryce
Quanah Parker
Bankers Hill Celebration Bloody
In Boston on June 19 celebrations of the 121st anniversary of Bunker Hill caused about 100 accident cases in hospitals. Juvenile revelers suffered roughly thirty five lacerated fingers and faces burned by powder along with numerous scorches from firecrackers toy pistols and small cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banker Hill
Boston
Bunker Hill
Engineer and Fireman Killed in Bainbridge Collision
Scranton reports Charles Craig engineer and John Keyter fireman both of Carbondale Pa were killed when their empty coal train ran into the rear of a second train on a siding at Bainbridge N Y the switch had been left open while returning from Oneonta N Y on the Delaware and Hudson railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Chales Craig
John Keyter
Carbondale
Oneonta
N. Y
Delaware and Hudson
Bainbridge
Double Tragedy in Washington Department Clerk Shoots Girl
Thomas Johnson, 25, a clerk in the agriculture department, fatally shoots Jennie Washington, 17, then kills himself with a head wound. Officials say jealousy sparked the double tragedy in Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington, D. C
Thomas Johnson
Department of Agriculture
Jennie Washington
Johnson
Fire devastates Harlowton store district in gasoline blast
In Harlowton Montana a gasoline explosion at Marshall's general store sparked a major blaze that destroyed nearly all commercial buildings. Only one store and the railroad station remained. Estimated loss runs around 128000 dollars. In New York City a US grand jury indicted the Central Vermont railroad for alleged refunds on coffee shipments under the Filkins act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlowton
Mont
Marshall
Central Vermont Road
New York
United States Grand Jury
Central Vermont Railroad
New York City
Detroit
Commission Came Forty Years Late to Boone Captain
Captain A Sherman of Boone Indiana received a government commission dated April 20 1866 after a forty one year delay. The document was signed by President Andrew Johnson and Secretary Edwin Stanton and reached him only recently through a chain begun by Captain Kelly who misplaced it.
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A. Sherman
Boone, In
Sherman
Andrew Johnson
Edwin M. Stanton
Boone
Seaman
Charles A. Sherman
Captain Kelly
Company A
Philadelphia Press
Weird History Coffin Found in Indiana Wareroom
A metallic coffin with a Civil War past is unearthed in Shra der Bros. wareroom in New Albany Indiana. The coffin once housed a Confederate soldier whose body was shipped home after a steamboat sank near Brandenburg Kentucky. The vessel sank, the body lay in the hull for six months, then was moved to another coffin and sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrader
Brandenburg
Chicago
Inter Ocean
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