Mine Disaster and Wisconsin Senate Victory
A massive fire damp explosion at the Mammoth shaft of the H Frick Coke Company in Pennsylvania claims eighty lives with fifty more feared dead or dying as rescuers race through gas and water. In Wisconsin, William F Vilas wins the U S Senate seat, defeating John C Spooner by party lines, with legislative votes tallied in both houses.
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H. Frick Coke Company
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United World
Dunbar
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Frick
Eaton
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Mine Shaft Disaster and Sibered Night Vigil Report
A fractured, chaotic account describes mine victims, a deadly explosion, collapsing shafts, and survivors in distress. Reports of 180 workers, damp conditions, and a mass rescue effort unfold with names and places blurred. Local Wisconsin and South Dakota mentions appear amid misread lines and garbled dates.
Torn City Strike Report Sparks Turmoil Over Rail and Shipyard
Janesville files reveal large scale protest actions as The Great Southrail strike enters its phase. Officials report tense scenes at the lake shore near Jackson Park with ships and torpedo tubes described amid broader labor disputes. Police coordinate with reporters to ensure safety. The strike leaders deny rumors and pledge continued action while awaiting court proceedings.
White Mall to Run Chicago to San Francisco Fast Mail
Reports from Duluth say the Northern Pacific secured a contract for fast mail service between Chicago and San Francisco. The train will be known as the White Mall, painted white, with rolling stock to be prepared and service to begin in March. Master mechanic has orders to start immediately.
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Compromise Reached After 24 Days In Legislature
After twenty four days of a double headed legislature the democrats and republicans agree on a plan of compromise. The rival houses will meet as one, Republicans hold 28 seats to Democrats 2. The compromise was drafted by senators of both parties and will be signed tomorrow. The speaker on the democratic side is ill with pneumonia as is the GOP leader’s wife.
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Indian Murderer Controversy Sparks Tribal Demands in Illinois
Reports from January 26 describe tensions after a murder within Sioux communities near Line Ridge. Indians propose delivering a suspect in Lieutenant Casey’s death if a second suspect is handed over for the murder of Few Tails, while whites seek punishment. General Miles heads to Chicago. disarming continues at the agency as Shafter remains in command. Markets update from Chicago show wheat futures with varied prices amid winter market activity.
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Marriage of Peoples and OConnor at Canhitic Church
The marriage of Mr. Con Peoples of Mandan to Miss Finlay O’Connor of the same city was solemnized at the Catholic church with Rev. Father Martin officiating. The couple, after a reception at Mandan, traveled to George Peoples’ hotel for a grand wedding feast with dancing and celebrations, witnessed by friends and family from Mandan and Bismarck.
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Itciating
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Biamarekers
Michael
Tgeitar
Mandan
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Sandan
Unitniniava
Aca
Presbyterians Organize Woman’s Aid Society in Mintay
In Mintay a group linked to the First Presbyterian Church formed the Woman’s Aid Society and elected officers for a one year term. The gathering included a two dozen members and multiple committees for entertainments, fund work, and parish support.
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First Presbyterian Church
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Vem Ean. Wilson
J. H. Gaye
Glen
W.F. Moifel
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Asa Fisher
Gayasiiver
City Hack Fare Controversy Sparks Debate Over Enforcement
Vague city ordinance on hackney fares prompts questions about who enforces charges. Citizens allege drivers overstep limits while members and clerks defend right to hire and present arguments for lower fares. The debate ties to city finances and civic order amid political tensions.
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Federation ball lighting up Iron Saturday event in city
Last night a Federation ball drew a large crowd despite counter attractions. The hall glowed with emblems and colored illumination, honoring railroad workers. Special trains ferried merrymakers along the Missouri line, with Palmer's overhead providing music and scenery.
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Bismarck
Menokex Items and Local Notes From Menoken
Measles strike DeWitt Seiwa as there is talk of continuing warm weather. Hedge hosted a pleasant party. Ed Wood played fast violin while Barney Schwab shows little faith in the weather. Tenwan Waldurt drove to Bismarck on Sunday. Rumor that True is bound for Deening Benedict. The Commercial Hotel proprietor in Jamestown passed through Menoken en route to Bismarck to catch a bus to the capital and Sheridan. Senator Pierce supporters host a gathering for lawmakers and friends amid Sunday chatter.
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