Miners Rescued and Dead in Cave In Death Toll Soars
Terrifying mine disaster leaves many buried under rock and pitch darkness as rescuers extract eight survivors, six gravely ill, and dozens more bodies. Fire rage and collapsed headings hinder efforts while identified victims list grows amid grim scenes of twisted limbs and crushed faces.
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No. 4
Patrick Martin
Peter
Philip White
Martins
Hving
Cambria
Joseph Tomlinson
John KR. Thomas, Sr
John C. Whitney
William, Blanche
Wiliam Lees
Daniel Lees
Michael McCann
Phip McCann
John Crock
Frank Chestnut
John Sadier
John Holly
Thomas Bishop
Michael Bosanie
George Hologyak
John Wilavendor
Frank Guz
Anthony Pollak
John Pollak
Frank Schultz
George T
Varosna
Travel Vrabel
Andre Bavalda
Jacob Pul
Michael Ivek
Joseph Riczk
Stok
Canal Route Control Brings Sovereignty Questions In Canal Talks
Washington July 11 The Colombia minister Senor Concha first secretary Herran and William Nelson Cromwell representing the Panama Canal and Railroad companies are examining treaty points to modify before signing. Disputes center on sovereignty and how police sanitary and judicial control will be shared or held. The parties seek a clearly defined extent of U S and Colombia authority over the canal strip and its ends.
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Washington
Colombia
Panama Canal
United States
Senor Concha
Herran
Legation
William Nelson Cromwell
Concha
Canal Strip
Republic of Colombia
South America
Miners lose ninety dead as fire damp halts Klondike search
The mine death toll rises to ninety with eighteen injured in hospital and four able to go home. Brihe Superintendent Robinson vows night and day work until every body is recovered. State Mine Inspector Evans notes no explosion of dust and cites possible causes and a dangerous job ahead.
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J. M. Maclay
Shippensburg
Bion
Cat East Cage Hall
Sole
Ie Louis
Brihe
Robinson
Klondike
Evans
Flashes From the Cable and Sudden Death on Steamboat
President Loubet signs the Brazil sugar convention amid oath refusals by Boer leaders. The St Louis sails from Southampton to New York with Rear Admiral John Carson Commander W S Cowles Mrs Cowles and Miss Helen Roosevelt aboard. British trade commissioners note steel material demand, while an American firm dominates Cape Town and Johannesburg. Sudden death of Captain Alexander Kendall on the steamer Thomas Parker near Linton Ky.
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Loubet
Brazil
Feld Cornets
Free State
Edward
American Line
St. Louis
Southampton
New York
John Carson
United States Navy
W. 8. Cowles
Cowles
Helen Roosevelt
Johannesburg
South Africa
Cape Town
Kattana
Alexander Kendall
Nashville
Thomas Farker
Linton
Runaway Team Kills Farmer Near Belmont Ark
Richard Jones a prominent farmer near Belmont in Van Buren county was killed when a runaway team struck his wagon today. Two of his children riding with him were fatally injured. The crash occurred in Belmont area. Further details were unavailable.
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van Buren
Ark
Richard Jones
Belmont
Coronations of the Past and Early Ceremonies
London Mail traces coronation history from Alfred the Great’s Rome consecration to William the Conqueror’s era. It notes multiple crowns for several monarchs, including William I’s thrice yearly tradition and Henry I’s triple coronations within early Tudor romance era.
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William
London Mail
Alfred the Great
Rome
Alfred
Leo I
Winchester
England
William the Conqueror
Westminster Abbey
Este
Gloucester
Whitsuntide
Wiliam II
Westminster
Canterbury
Henry I
Rufus
Matilda
Stephen
St. Stephen
Metamorphosis of the Locust at Overbrook
The Philadelphia Record describes a local seventeen year locust metamorphosis observed in Overbrook. A resident watched a shell on a tree L shed its back, emerge pulpy and colorless, then molt into a winged insect within about thirty minutes before taking flight.
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Philadelphia
Overbrook
No War Made on Catholics Cables from Acting Governor Wright
Secretary Root reports Wright, the Philippines acting governor, disputed Catholic Times charges of proselytizing in public schools. Wright’s dispatch says one division superintendent preached in the United States, five Catholic Manila teachers exist, and 3,400 native teachers are Catholic. He asserts no discrimination, affirming non sectarian, non coercive instruction and enforcement of the law banning religious instruction in schools.
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Washington
Root
Persong
Philippines
Wright
Catholic Times
Manila
United States
Bryan
Stone
Oliyer
Catholic Universality
Moses
Atkinson
Public Instruction
Wiliam D. MccKennon
General Instruction
Mhe
Islands
Father McKennon
Chappelle
Holy Sea
Dspaten
Ireland
National Educational Association
Minneapolis
Archbishop Ireland
Philippine Islands
PAZO OINTMENT PROMISES CURE FOR SKIN AILMENTS
Old ad style claims PAZO OINTMENT cures eczema ringworm tetter pimples and related sores with a refund offer if it fails. Includes phrases about no cure no pat and money back for various skin conditions with classic 19th or early 20th century marketing tone.
Store Expenses
Mr Downtown and Mrs Downtown trade quips on economizing with a boy needed for runs and odd jobs while two men fail to replace him. The exchange reveals workplace humor about staffing and efficiency in a New York Weekly snippet.
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New York Weekly
Fvse
Hood's Sarsaparilla touted for rheumatism cure
A patient compares rheumatic pain to the rack and seeks a permanent cure. The advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla neutralizes the acid in the blood, eliminates the disease, and strengthens the system against its return. It urges trying Hood's.
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Hooad
Hood
Anderson challenges Dewey on Manila surrender details
General Anderson writes that his Manila surrender account differs from Admiral Dewey’s statements. He cites preassault orders, skirmishes with 122 casualties, and questions about Aguinaldo correspondence and a bloodless capitulation. Root and Dewey refuse to comment. war department will not press retired officers.
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Chicago
Thomas Anderson
Manila
Dewey
Anderson
Pather McKinnon
First California
Spain
Merritt
Aguinaldo
Root
Washington
Admiral Dewey
War Department
Eastern Mystery: Murder, Poison, and a Deposed Maharajah
An account of Maharajah Madho Singh of Panna who pursued a low caste dancer as wife and heir, prompting a conspiracy scandal. Khuman Singh, the heir, died suspectedly by poison after palace intrigue. Acche Lal, the official who supplied poison, was executed. Madho Singh was dispossessed and placed under surveillance as a commission governs Panna pending Curzon’s appointment of a successor.
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England
India
Madho Singh
Panna
Rao Raja Khuman Singh
Stee
Khuman Singh
Kamal Kaer
Ekhuman
Khuman
Copk
Human
Afroat
Government of India
Acche Lal
Curzon
Colonel Thornton Visits Atlanta Friends in Brief Stopover
Colonel Mercellus E. Thornton of Hickory Minnesota, en route to Natchez Mississippi for coal and timber business, renews greetings with Atlanta friends. He notes good reception of his new novel The Lady of New Orleans, which tackles southern race issues in an original and engaging way.
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Mercellus E. Thornton
Hickory
MN. C
Atlanta
Thornton
Natchez, Miss
New Orleans
Friars to Go Whether or No
Washington and Rome discuss Philippine friars and their replacement as negotiations aim to settle the issue without immediate withdrawal. Taft concedes on education while Vatican promises gradual friar withdrawal, with Roosevelt’s position under consideration and a public statement delayed until a firm issue arises.
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Vatican
Rome
Philippine Islands
Washington
Roosevelt
A Repudiated Pledge in the 1897 Tariff Debate
The New York Journal of Commerce notes that when the present tariff was framed in 1897 the Republicans claimed reciprocity, boasting of treaties with Brazil Cuba Germany and others. Dingley drafted a tariff with three reciprocal provisions and high duties to preserve protection. Now beet sugar interests have secured Dingley rates yet repudiated the reciprocity plan.
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New York Journal of Commerce
Republican Party
Brazil
Cuba
Germany
Democratic Party
Dingley
Pastor's Advice Aids Hood in Battle With Nervous Prostration
Mr C A Hood of Hood Beard & Co Youngstown recounts recovery from six years of illness linked to overwork. A minister recommended Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. After two months, Hood regained health, sleeps better, and resumes work. His wife also benefited. pills sold nationwide.
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Florida
C. A. Hood
Hood, Beard & Co
Docker Street
Youngstown
Ohio
Thin City
Dr. Williams
Schenectady, N. Y
Bank Clearings For Week Ended July 10
Bradstreet's compiled table shows bank clearings for New York and other cities for the week ended July 10 with year over year percentage changes. Totals include fifty two additional U S cities and Canadian totals include seven more Canadian centres.
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New York
Bradstreet's
Canada
Should Water Be Free New York Sun
Santa Rosa California provides free water to 7,000 residents for five years funded by taxes. Councilman J W Keegan argues free water is equitable and efficient, reducing collection costs, inspiring beautification, and aiding the poor. He notes only personal property tax payers are affected and could shift burdens to purchasers. Captain Charles B Wallace visits Atlanta, well known to many locals.
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New York Sun
Santa Rosa
Cal
J. W Keegan
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