Thirty three miners saved from Pittsburgh mine blast
Rescue teams recovered only thirty three bodies from the Pittsburgh Coal Company mine disaster. Miners were laid in sacks and moved to a tent for viewing and identification as further search efforts continued amid gas and dangerous conditions. Officials warned families to await formal notices while relief agencies coordinated aid for widows and orphans.
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Pennsylvania
Jacobs Cravk
Pan, der
Pitlsburg Coal Company
Jaye
Regenera
Reymuirs Hava Beer
Wemor
Frien
Vavion
Rania Hare
Willy Aileiats
Pitsburg
Pregent
Mornierges
Empany
Intnars
Eyminiitey
Shah yields to constitutionalists in Tehran crisis
In Teheran the shah signs a declaration swearing adherence to the constitution and to cooperate with parliament while punishing rioters and dissolving the court clique. Parliament issues a manifesto accusing the shah of covenant with the people and demanding rights be protected as disturbances spread through Teheran and other Persian cities. Calls for abdication grow amid violence and cabinet reshuffles with rumors of foreign intervention.
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Teheran
Persia
Troasa
Crisis in Portugal could topple monarchy for republic
Fragmented report outlines republican charges against Franco and monarchy under Carlos. Describes alleged royal finances abuses, dictatorial measures, and possible impeachment amid growing political tension. Corroborating notes mention Portuguese public sentiment and looming newspaper campaigns as cortes convene.
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Juisbon
Fipe
Nera
Portugal
Repubicans
Franco
Frauen
Cortes
Carlos
Corning
Gwen
Npinia
Halattens
Governor Sparks Plans to Address Roosevelt Over Goldfield Crisis
Governor Sparks prepares a statement from Goldfield to be telegraphed to President Roosevelt. He questions the troops withdrawal and seeks retention of some forces after the set date. Sheriff Ingalls and county officials press for aid, as deputies patrol mines with armed groups. Western Federation of Miners pledges support to the miners and refuses any compromise that weakens the federation.
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Sparks
Nevada
Roocevelt
Goldfield
Roosevelt
War Department
General Funston
Reynolds
Sherif Ingalls
Benjamin Rosenthal
Spinker
Prueident Mahoney
Western Federation of Miners
Galing
Ailirers
Iocal Miners’ Union
Wreatern Federation of Miners
Mietle
Navy Decides Fate of Fleet Return Route
Unclear plan for retiring battleship fleet. Secretary Melville cites naval officials’ debate over whether to send the ships back via the Suez Canal or around the Horn. President and Admiral Evans align with a possible Pacific reinforcements option, with six months of discussion ahead.
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Washington
Navy Department
Komaimu
Coma
Navy
Melualf
Connecticut
Eom Evans
Associated Press
Suez Canal
Loeb
Evans
Pialement
Suen Canal
Horn
Pacific
Admiral Evens
Admiral Evans
No Action Decided On Goldfield Troop Retention
Washington reports telegraphic appeals from civic bodies mine owners and residents of Goldfield Nevada urging retention of federal troops, but no decision has been made. Adjutant General Ringworth said the offer, signed by Secretary of War Tatton, to General Panston for withdrawal of troops on December 30 has been forwarded.
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Washington
Goldfield
Nev
Roosevelt
Uyon
Ringworth
Georgia Bank Closed After State Exam Finds Insolvency
Atlanta reports the Neal Bank, a major Georgia state depository, was placed under state bank examiner control after two days of review. The clearing house association declined to assist, noting investments and loans could not be readily converted. Deposits total about 2.01 million with savings accounts around 723 thousand. full repayment to depositors is hoped for in time.
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Atlanta
Neal Bank
Georgia
Bok
Consi:ion
Hink Cw
Bank Bale Clearing Konsr
Ala
Dawn
Ce Ag
John Mitchell Improves as Union Leader Near Home
John Mitchell, recovering at home in Indianapolis after a critical illness, is reported improving. An official announcer says he will return to his home this week. his condition had caused uncertainty about his role with the United Mine Workers and the Pittsburgh office.
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Ilinois
Indianapolis
John Antehelt
United Aine Workers
Toy
Alitehell
Cnet
Patie
Catla
A Royal Welcome Planned for American Fleet in Rio
In Rio de Janeiro on December 28 the American warships are set to receive a royal welcome. An official division will meet the fleet at the harbor entrance and escort it in, with social events and banquets arranged to honor the visitors.
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Rio Janeiro
Roy Wolcoma
Uiaueh
Wirennin
Hindanerio
Adrien Alencar
Marine
Barrasa
Tamandary
Tymbira
Tamiya
Finanen Minnistar
Fisea
Janeria
Maring
Braviliaa
Imarine
Youen
United States Heads Into Jaws of Japanese Lion
Opinion by William T. Steal argues Britain should respond to Germany by matching naval builds. He warns Germany’s navy strains the balance of power and could expose the United States to risk in the Pacific as Japan asserts influence there.
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United States
Ender
William T. Steal
Review of Reviews
Great Britain
Germany
Carmany
Japan
Chat Fort
Pacific
Murderous Rage Follows Former Wife’s Marriage
A man in Washington state killed his former wife after learning she remarried. He attacked her at a home, then abducted a child, later burning the victim’s body and triggering a police search. Police recovered evidence tying him to the crime and he faced imminent capture.
Resume Business Returns to New York Sunday Theaters
Sunday amusement promoters resumed operations in New York City as police halted only a few escapes from the sacred or educational ban. Theaters opera houses and higher class music halls reopened with vaudeville limited to sketches monologues and singing. Dancing and makeup were barred while dancing academies and skating rinks reopened. Police reported most performers complied with the law.
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New York City
New York
Wth
Fien
O’gorman
Claas
Presenta Liung
Uanc Ing
Negro Confesses in Dayton Assault Case
Dayton detectives say John Young, a Negro feared to have attacked Abs. W. B. C. Hershey in Columbus last Friday, confessed. He was taken to Columbus for identification. Detective Tobias reports Young entered the Hershey home Friday morning and assaulted Mrs. Hershey in the basement to quell an outcry.
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Dayton
John Young
W. B.C. Hereshey
Columbus
Young
Tobias
Hershey
Two Men Missing After Fort Smith Fire
Fort Smith Arkansas December 28 wire destroyed the Haglt a six story fire building the American National building and two other structures Loss 17500 J A McVitty a cotton buyer and a man named Kaulisan who were in the Maulin building are missing and believed to have perished. Wreck on Northern Pacific Glendive Montana December derailment of train No 3 into a ditch near Beach North Dakota no passengers seriously hurt one report firesman J Parker killed or badly burned continue under investigation
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Fort Smith
Ark
American National
J. A. McVitty
Kaulisan
Persaiied
Northern Pacific
Glundive
Mont
Northern Parishe
She Ditch
Beach
J. Parker
Actress Victim in Fatal Cold Medicine Incident
In Wabster City Ta on December 23 Mrs Ovrug Johnson age 22 a worker with a theatrical company died at her hotel from an overdose of liquid extract of cotton rant bark The coroner s jury found the fatal draught was swallowed accidentally Mrs Johnson s stage name was Misa Tuth Parsons She had been playing Sevil in Faust
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Wabster City
Ovrug Johnson
Two Boys Drowned in Toledo River Slip Incident
In Toledo two boys aged thirteen and twelve, Frante Balimor and Frank Fetix, drowned while abating in a river slip. The bodies were recovered.
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Toledo
Ded
Frante Balimor
Frank Fetix
Market Quotations From Minneapolis to Chicago
Market quotes cover wheat and oats in Minneapolis with prices for May and No 1 Northern. St Paul stock yard cattle and hogs list ranges for steers cows and calves. Chicago grain and provisions note sparse prices and pork futures with turkeys and poultry details.
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Minneapolis
Nod Northern
Northern
St. Paul Union
St. Paul
Chicago
ELS
FSGI
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