Five Fatally Injured in Fairmount Mine Blast
An explosion at the Georges Dick company mine on the Balto Ohio line near Farmington Fatally injures five men including Maynard Beatty Joe Nichols H J Evers Dan Alferrell Joe Dominica and Tony Philippi. Injuries include several critical burns. About 235 workers were employed at the mine newly opened with 40 underground at the time of the blast.
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Shait Geoe Creek
Orth & Ren Oe
Farmington
Ve. Ciales Weston Re Tity
Balomears& Ohio Railroad
Maynard Beatty
Maining
Joe Nichols
Loinecoming
Mayland
H. Evers
Everson
WoVa
Dan Alferrel
Joe Dominica
Tony Phillippi
Charles Carpenter
Hunter
Herse Ryerson
Joseph Blaney
Erson Fast
Thomas Bainbridge
Georges Dick Company
Baltimore Corporation
Soal
Uns
Deron
Rado
Aru
Volock
Shiri
Five Deaths Now Total in City of Paducah Wreck
The Globe Democrat reports from St. Louis that not more than five lives were lost in the City of Paducah wreck near Brunkhurst Landing Illinois Sunday night and that figure may drop to four. Names listed include Miss Mabel Gardiner passenger Dr J W Bell passenger Chas Johnson deck watchman James Canfield second fireman and an unnamed white fireman. Frank Jones one deck hand reported missing appeared at Captain Massingale’s office and demanded information.
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Globe- Democrat
Mabel Gardiner
Ger
St. Louis
J. W. Bell
Delis Landing
Tenn
Chas. Johnson
Nan
James Canfield
Frank Jones
Paducah
Massingale
Two Men Survive After Boat Disaster Near Missouri Shore
Jones described being in the bow when the vessel struck and he, with two others, plunged toward shore in darkness. One companion, a black man, drowned, the white survivor reached land. The other man returned to St. Louis after boarding a freight train on the Iron Mountain road. Captain Massingale confirms missing deck hands are still being found and total drownings remain five.
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Missouri Shor
Iron Mountain Road
St. Louis
Massingale
Ewart Charged With Attempted Murder in Choate Shooting
Mrs. Marsha Ewart, released on $500 bond, faces an attempted murder charge after shooting Joseph K. Choate, head of the Denver Cotton Mills, in the Wolcott and Vaile office. The case stems from a breach of promise suit settled in 1900 and a demand for additional money. Choate married in February in Brooklyn.
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Colo
Marsha Ewart
Joseph K. Choate
Denver Cotton Millis Company
United States
Choate
Wolcott & Vaile
Ewart
J. J. Vaile
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Gopher plague devastates Tooele County leads to jail bids cancel
Gophers at one cent head multiply and drain county treasury in Utah. Bounties paid out rose to 800 dollars in a day as schoolhouses emptied and boys hunted gophers. Commissioners abolish bounty and pause jail construction to stop the pest’s ruinous impact.
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May
Tooele
Utah
Treasury
Gopher
Moen
Mrs Nation Declares She Is Not Insane
Topeka Kansas Marta reports Mrs Nation vows to appeal the verdict and argues her own case with demands for women jurors. She says her lawyers bungled the trial and blames anarchists on the jury, insisting she is sane.
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Topeka
Kan
Marta
Nation
Trade With Scotland Surges as American Imports Rise
Washington reports from the Bureau of Foreign Commerce that American imports into Scotland have sharply increased. Food products are in strong demand and a wide range of American manufactures now enter the Eastern Scotland markets. The expansion is described as permanent with growing preference for U S goods cited as a key factor.
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Bureau of Foreign Commerce
The
State Department
Scotland
Seathand
Scottish buyer proves loyal with trusted merchandise
The Scotchman, a fastidious buyer, becomes a devoted and profitable customer once convinced of an article’s merits. This trait prompts American exporters and manufacturers to view the Scottish market as distinct from England and to tailor their approach accordingly.
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England
White Oak Rejected For Substandard State Building Work
The Montana Building Company supplied white oak for the state capitol project but the boards failed to meet specifications. Blackfoot Milling Company supplied the other material and is questioned for adequacy. Rejection will delay completion while basement and surrounding structural elements are reassessed.
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Mashe
State Capitol Building Commission
Montana Building Company
Blackfoot Milling Company
de Sal-Rentrietors
Dassan
Montens Elevtric Company
Butte
Tohiedl
Deta
Helena Boy Injured In Ann Arbor Baseball Incident
Joseph A Rollins a Helena native studying at the University of Michigan was struck on the head by a baseball bat and is in serious condition. His mother received a surgeon's telegram reporting the injury and uncertain outcome. Rollins, 24, a Helena High School graduate, was pursuing medicine amid concern from friends and relatives.
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Helena
Joseph A. Rolling
Mich
The
Universtey
Rollins
Joseph Rollins
Helena High School
National League Scores From May 15 Games
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 6 to 1 as Phillips pitched well and Bergen’s error prevented a shutout. Attendance 2,400. Also Philadelphia tied Pittsburgh in the eighth then Delehanty cleared the bases in the 10th for the winning run. Boston routed St. Louis 8 to 2 with heavy hitting. New York blanked Chicago 14 to 0 behind a strong pitching effort.
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Bergen
Mc James
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Farrell
Dwyer
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Delehanty
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Zimmer
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Orth
McFarland
Nash
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St. Louis
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Ryan
Empire
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Add
Chicago St. Louis
Washington and Baltimore Play Off Two Games in League Action
In Washington Boston game Freeman made two errors and hitless at bat as Dowd starred in left field for Boston. A later Baltimore Philadelphia tilt saw Robinson, Howell, McGraw, and Snodgrass deliver a late rally to lift Baltimore. Attendance was 3285 in Washington and 3225 in Baltimore.
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Freeman
Dowd
Boston Zo
Washington Batteries
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Grady
Removal Demanded as Gloomy Political Showdown Warns Dole
Honolulu May 8 report on a house resolution to send Beckley to San Francisco to press for Governor Dole’s removal amid home rule turmoil. Delegates sail for Washington to present petitions while Republicans defend Dole and criticize home rule delays and language rules hampering business.
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Emmerith
Beckley
Dole
McKinley
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Senate
Parker
Territorial
Republican Central Committee
Wilcox
Washington
Central Committee
Samuel Parker
Home Rule Party
Home Rule
Republican Party
Railroad survey shifts focus to Tobacco Plains route
A. M Whitcomb of St Paul and J M Stark of Kentucky join Great Northern engineers to survey a northward railroad from Tobacco Plains. They bring recent survey maps and land blueprints as Kalispell and western readers hear of renewed activity, signaling potential progress after prior delays.
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Kalispell
A. M Whitcomb
St. Paul
J. M. Stark
Kentucky
Great Northern Railway
Tobacco Plains
Jagneth
Whitcomb
Great Northern
Jaqueth
Kalispell Committee
Jennings
Crow's Nest
Peruna endorsements cited by nurse and doctors in Minneapolis
Miss Lucy Annie Heiser of Minneapolis writes praising Peruna as a grand remedy after curing ailments in women including an inflamed womb and general debility. Letters from Amanda Shumaker and Mrs. Mattie B. Curtis cite relief from headaches backache and weakness, urging readers to seek Hartman’s advice if results are not prompt.
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Minneapolis
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Juicy Annie Heiser
Homeopathic Hospital of
Albert Lea
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
Mrs. Sampson
Lucy Annie Heiser
Amanda Shumaker
Public Schools
Columbia City
Wash
Independent Order of Good Templars
Hartman
Mattie B. Curtis
Legion of Loyal Women
Boston
Muan
Gta Hartman Sanitarium
Rail routes and bridge needs shift Kalispell survey focus
Heavy work on the Kootenai river route requires multiple bridges as bluffs form. Without official railroad plans for Jaqueth route, the verification of lines merits notice since a Kootenal river emphasis would delay Kalispell surveying time and cost.
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Jaqueth
Kootenal River
Kalispell
Southern Pacific Land Transfers Foresee Ogden-Lucin Cut-off
Deeds to land at the promontory reaching into the Great Salt Lake center were filed in Box Elder county recorder's office. The Southern Pacific purchased the land, signaling the Ogden-Lucin cut-off and a claimed 41 mile saving in a 149 mile run, reducing heavy travel.
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Ogden
Utah
Great Salt Lake
Recorder’s Office
Box Elder County
Ogden-Lucin
Four Die After Tow Boat Fire at Calhoun
In Evansville Indiana reported May 15 the towboat Owensboro owned by Green River Coal Transportation burned at Calhoun Kentucky. Four lives were lost Crenshaw Brinkman and two roustabouts perished. Captain Eastman and Engineer Robinson escaped. A lumber tow was attached but saved. The boat valued at six thousand dollars and is a total loss.
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Green River Coal Transportation Company
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Eastman
Robinson
Crenshaw
Brinkman
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