Fall of baseball bleachers causes multiple deaths
Four persons are instantly killed and twelve seriously injured as a bleacher collapse at a baseball game sends about three thousand spectators into chaos. Emergency crews work amid confusion and pain as others seek aid and safety.
Tragic collapse at Philadelphia ballpark injures dozens
A wooden boardwalk over the field bleachers collapsed at Philadelphia National League park during a doubleheader between Boston and Philadelphia. About 4 killed and at least 12 fatally injured with roughly 150 hurt, hundreds crowded the street as救 victims were rushed to St. Joseph's hospital and other facilities. Clergy and civic leaders aided victims while investigations noted rotten supports and a panic on the stands.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Ball Park
St. Joseph's Hospital
Balloon falls on her as aeronaut nearly suffocates
Miss Lilly Mo ran, an aeronaut, barely escaped suffocation during a Joliet flight. She descended with her pet dog, could not release the parachute, and the balloon enveloped her on landing. Men rushed to aid her, preventing a worse fate.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Lilly Moran
Joliet
Denver Mining Man Fires Four Shots in Ticket Office
Denver Aug 0 Carnahan a prominent mining man fired four shots at Hugh Swearinger a contracting freight solicitor of the Burlington in the Burlington ticket office this afternoon. Swearinger escaped injury though struck by blows before bystanders separated the pair. Police deem the incident possibly a jealousy case with unclear motive.
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Denver
Aug
C. T. Carnahan
Hugh Swearinger
Burlington Read
Burlington
Swearinger
Kilauea Quiet After Major Lava Slide At Crater
Honolulu reports Kilauea volcano nearly lifeless after a massive lava slide from the crater rim. No steam or smoke has risen since. Nearby Mauna Loa columns rose briefly to 13 000 feet yesterday but vanished. the mountain now sits unusually quiet, while Kilauea remains the world's largest active volcano.
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Honolulu
Aug
Kilauea
Maunsloa
Still Refuses To Talk Shells Hpnamiation 18 Set For Aug 18
Alexander Sheeley was arraigned in Judge N D Johnsons court on murder in the first degree for the killing of Albert Crawford. He pleaded not guilty and the preliminary examination was set for Tuesday Aug 18. Alkire, the other man shot, remains in critical condition with slim chances of recovery.
Lynching of Amos Jones Shocks Hattiesburg Mississippi
In Hattiesburg a mob hanged Amos Jones after he shot jailer M. M. Sexton. MekElroy aided the breakout, while two white prisoners restrained Sexton. Sheriff Battson was seized. firemen refused to help disperse the mob as about 500 people dragged Jones to Gordon Creek bridge and hanged him from a telegraph pole.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Amos Jones
M. M. Sexton
Jones
MekElroy
Bexton
McElroy
Sexton
Gordon Creek Bridge
Jett and White Trial Begins Defense Arguments
Judge Fulton French of Winchester opened the defense case in Cynthiana Kentucky with a focus on Captain Ewen the main prosecution witness and the attempted impeachment of Ewen’s credibility.
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Cynthiana, Ky
Fulton French
Winchester
Jett
White
Ewen
Olympia Captures Reconnaissance Fleet in Fog Off Bar Harbor
Off Bar Harbor Maine on August 8 the Olympia detected and signaled the enemy white squadron approaching Winter Harbor. The Olympia and Kearsarge coordinated reinforcements, forcing the hostile fleet to retreat and return toward Bar Harbor under fog and wireless relay. The action underscored wireless telegraphy as vital for fleet coordination ahead of a presidential review near Oyster Bay.
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Maine
Sands
Olympia
Winter Harbor
Baker's Island
Admiral Dewey
Kearsarge
Barker
Navyship
Mt. Deseret Rock
Wessel
Admiral Sands
Ftter
Olsuupia
Alabama
Texas
Inter
Bar Harbor
Nova Scotia
Frenchman's Bay
Mount Deseret Rock
Cape Ann
Oyster Gay
Humberts Face Jury In Forgery Swindle Trial
Paris court hears Theressa Humbert Frederick Humbert and brothers charged with forgery and swindling in what officials call the greatest swindle of the century. Eva Humbert and Marie Duignac released. Theressa vows to reveal American millionaires believed tied to loans.
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Paris
Humbert
Waldeck Rousseau
Leydel
Theressa Humbert
Frederick
Romain
Emile d’Aurignac
Eva Humbert
Theressa
Marie Duignac
la Grande Theressa
Crawford
Palais du Justice
Melun
Frederick Humbert
Chamber of Deputies
Coquelin
Dreyfus
Zola
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