Hope Fades For Two Miners Entombed In Dawson Mine Disaster
A historic Dawson New York incident reports the deaths of two miners from the No. 3 Star Vanan coal mine after a Wednesday explosion. Twenty three miners survived and rescue teams found bodies including Mine Superintendent McDermott. Officials say the blast was far more violent than previous chambers and fear more fatalities as work continues. City Mayor Kinney ordered no labor agitators near the site during rescue operations.
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Dawson
Starr Vanan
M'é Mere
Lonignt
Twe Rascuers
Findles
McDermott
Fiteron
Thin Pine
Amie
Kinnay
Recoua Fe
Kinnes
Doyle
Helmet Miners Die After Explosive Mine Disaster
A deadly explosion at Stag Cuban mine No. 2 near Dawson on Wednesday unleashes five deaths among helmeted rescuers and leaves hundreds trapped. Rescue crews from United States agencies battle darkness and gas, recover coffins, and report 263 miners likely dead, with efforts continuing into the night as families endure a long vigil.
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Dawson
Rugin
Otoloek
Taribe
United States
Ned Fron
Kansas
Enal
Une Ale
J. Rehorta
Crewe
Tescue
Factory Explosion Kills and Injures Dozens in New York
A six story building on Canal Street burned after a gas explosion at a metalworking factory. Four employees died and many were injured or burned as workers escaped through windows. Firefighters battled flames as spectators watched, and some trapped workers jumped to safety. The building housed manufacturers in machinery mirrors and storage. The tragedy prompted crowds and emergency responses across the area.
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New York
Ted
Robbers blow safe and escape with cash at Attica portofics
In Attica today a gang blew open a safe at the port of a fire facility seven miles west of town and escaped with about fifteen thousand dollars after a cellar explosion destroyed the lower story of a building.
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Attica
Campaign for general election to be held in Italy this Sunday
In Rome on October 4 the campaign for the general election presses on amid mass participation across Italian society. About 6,000,000 expected to vote, triple the 1409 turnout. The sucrose party faces countercurrents from rival factions and internal disagreements.
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Ione
Italy
Miny
Avery
Million and a half gift to Johns Hopkins Medical School
New York reports a total of 1 030 0040 for Johns Hopkins Medical School and sister institutions, including 1.5 million to Hopkins, 370000 to Garnard College, 200090 to Wellesley, and 259010 to Riion College. The gift funds establish the Welch endowment for clinical education and research and reorganize medicine and surgery departments.
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New York
Hopking Medical School
Baltimore
Garnard College
New York ci
Wellesley Ollege
Wellesley
Mass
Riion Colleas
Pan
Wis
Ie General Educational Card
John 2. Rockercher
Doling Tropkins Mellon
Medicine
Gery al Johns Mopkins
Profesaura
I. T. Gates
Licgitt
Johns Hopkings
Lesnltal
Mir
Gates
No Move for Thaw Until Jerome Is Back on Job
New York act laws indicate J Vorhaus of csuisel for Flavyy II seeks to enter a plea of guilty for his client, Thaw. Vorhaus argued that once a son is taken he intends to fix a plea for Thaw and that should the request be granted Thaw would not need to come from New Hampshire until trial. The application to enter the plea was formally submitted and set for Monday when Jerome is expected to return to the city.
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New York
J. Vorhaus
Csuisel
Das
Vorhaus
New Hampshire
Plaa
Gavagan
Willa
Jerome
A Ghostly Leap Disaster Near Wharf
On October 4 at the harbor, Mrs. Nelle attempted a leap from a launch to the Wren ton street dock but misjudged the distance and fell into the water. Nearby men barely managed to rescue a drowning victim. A gold mesh bag containing 40 items was reported lost.
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Han
Nelle
Moyors
Train Fire Hits Strike District Passengers In Calumet
The Lywiueh South Shorean Atlantic evening passenger train carrying strike breakers for Calumet Heelan Mining was fired on at Han- Soldiers and deputies returned fire. No one on the train was hurt but several hundred shots were fired as the train rode on through a line of life fire. Prisoners were arraigned for alleged violations of an injunction and released on bond. Daniel Sullivan, president of the Mancock Copper miners union, was charged with rioting.
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Calumet, Miel
Lywiueh
South Shorean
Atlantic
Calumet
Adi
O'Brien
Houghton and
Tek
Fermade
Hanecock
Jiausenger
Trahy
Daniel Sullivan
Mancock Copper Miners
Wtion
Sufragette Emmelina Ankhurst Sends Lecture Tour Start
British militant suffragette Emmelina Ankhurst left Cleveland en route to New York to begin a lecture tour. The trip announcement came as she prepared to address suffrage audiences and continue her advocacy for voting rights.
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New York
Oct. S
Emmelina Ankhurst
Cleveland
Biai
Two Hundred Holes Still Missing in Dawran Mines
In Today's Standard Page a garbled report notes two hundred holes remain missing in Dawran Mines while United States authorities warn of Mexican problems and a passing passenger train incident. The page mentions Court cases, Proclamations, and local notices alongside theater, moving pictures, market reports, and editorials.
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Dawran
Nandie Moxican
Alrugs
Julius Toy
Anaconda News
Butte News
Gary
Evidence Aims to Prove Admiral Used Drugs in Murd'rs Trial
In Plymouth on October 2, testimony in the Jennie May Fallon murder case against Rear Admiral Joseon Ghaton focused on alleged drug use by the admiral. Witnesses Miss Mary Simons and Dr. Bernabard described intoxication, while Peter McNally reported past episodes from 1885. Judge Kelly testified to the admiral's ailment and his wife's loyalty, and Krice offered a medical preparation linked to the case. Mrs. Maton to testify tomorrow as proceedings continue.
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Plymouth
Mass
Jennie May Falon
Muvier
Joseon Ghaton
Mary Simons
Bnnebard
Peter 3. McNally
Boston
Asnt Ared
Ias Aptain
Heron
Kelly
Rockland
Eaton Famiy
Admiral Eaton
Declare
Bic
Merny
Divige Krice
Eaton
Gator Wre
Pet. W. Brown
Nilest
Ademiiral Eaton
Admiral Maton
Clemency Petition for Mrs Potts Presented to Attorney General
Washington Oct 24 Representative Evans spoke before Attorney General McHennally presenting a petition signed by former Senator Dixon bar members and many citizens asking executive clemency for Mrs George Potts of Missoula convicted of saving liquor for an Indian. The Montana officials were telegraphed for a report and action will follow upon receipt.
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Stangara
Washington, D
Evans
McHennally
Dixon
George Potts
Missoula
Montana
Interference in Mexican affairs becomes U S policy pledge
Washington October 24 The United States plans to notify nations that any interference in Mexican affairs will be deemed unfriendly The proclamation will define policy toward Mexico and restate recognition only of governments in a lawful order It follows Allied reports of British and French moves near Mexican waters and a cautious stance until after Mexican elections.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Secrétare Bryan
Jon Bassett Aloove
State Department
Qworld Shell Express
Haemons
Mexico
GNE Paper in London Backs United States Policy
London Ontario dispatch notes GNE paper backing U S stance amid British press discussion of the Mexican Affair and criticism of President Wilson. It mentions secretary Sir William Pymell being sent to Washington, and editorial views on President Taft and Grey era diplomacy.
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GNE Paper
London
United States
Waller
Grey
William G. Pyerell
Washington
Sit Editerial
Truerta
Phillrelay
Wilson
Bowers
Great Britain
Court Supports Huerta as Legal Arm for Presidency
Mexico City report says judges of the Supreme Court prepare an opinion upholding Huerta's acts and the continuity of his administration, likely authored by Judge Demetrio Sod with possible concurrence by other bench members. The analysis centers on Congress dissolution and alleged treason to justify executive actions.
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Huerta
Neglevaon
Supreme Vomit of Mexico
Demetrio Sod
Supreme Bench
Congress
Felix Tiaz
Tonerrore
Hava
Liaz
Hig Halt
Cera Crinz
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Dafieires
Unites States
Arench
Hze
Diaz Unmole sted but stays near consulate
Vera Cruz reports Gen Felix Diaz remains in a hotel adjoining the American consulate after an arrest warrant was issued. He is escorted by John Lind and others as authorities seek his custody. Reports say Diaz may seek asylum at the U S consulate if pursued. Two brothers of former President Madero were arrested in Monterey on conspiracy charges as U S intervention looms.
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Wilson
Mobile
Ala
Congress
Philadelphia
Congress Hall
Bryan
Jony
Highamntia
Witsoe Ri
Ding
Vera Cruz
Felix Diaz
John Lind
Canada
Teave
Parsons
Daniel
Brarigia Madere
Maderasu
Monterey
Barn
Amierical
Tampies
United States
British Minister Refuses Interview On Mexico Policy
The British minister in Mexico, Lionel Carden, says he will not comment further on United States government actions in Mexico. He tells reporters he refuses to carry the controversy and will not grant further interviews via the press. The foreign office and embassy officials report irritation at the ongoing questions.
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Lionel Carden
Mexico
British Foreign Office
Cis
Vvingian
Etie Ubeer
United States
Sip Lisnel Aptes
Ely
Che Imo
Dhe Mediium
Pre
Landslide disrupts Great Falls rail line
Great Falls report details a landslide near Minegnon Westbowni freight No. 629 and Nive cargo blocks the line, with injuries confirmed but extent unclear. A relief passenger wave remains at the scene as crews work to clear the track and restore service tomorrow.
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Minegnon Westbowni
Elena Hosp
Ian
Valna
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