Mine Disaster in New York State Claims Many
A mine explosion near Piceteris Wan, New York, kills and injures numerous workers as rescue teams search amid smoke and debris. Officials blame coal dust ignition and criticize company safety for employing inexperienced miners, with a long casualty list and several missing.
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James Sarthera
Hardne Albert
Atolfe
Lew Loni
Adan Daeg
Foo Lenten
Will Jumsena
Hansom
Thomas Lacy
John
George Wissenbacker
Jolin Horseby
Junetea
Frank Thompson
George Cracksen
Janes Lacy
Lyasoft
Escape Miraculously From Frontenac Mine Disaster
Survivors recount the Frontenac mine catastrophe in Kansas with thirty nine bodies recovered and a dramatic return of Henry Burns after thirty six hours trapped. A wife killed herself with five children in a Rochester style tragedy followed by a devastating blaze. casualties include Louis Berthune and others.
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Marie Berthene
Louis Berthune
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Proatenac
Berthune
Sue
Sone Piper
Robbery mystery at New Orleans mint shocks treasury
Reports from Washington and New Orleans detail a silver dollar shipment loss with sealed boxes opened en route. Secret Service and Treasury detectives probe substitution of lead for silver and assess express company responsibility as they trace shipments toward the treasury. Growth of Alaska noted with population shifts and hopes for agricultural expansion and cattle potential.
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Montequet
England France and Germany React to U S Election
London reports disagreement over the U S election with The Globe and The Scotsman blasting Cleveland over fisheries and Sackville while France and Germany note a Republican victory amid critiques of the Sackville incident. Morton cited as vice president elect. American policy discussed.
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Anarchy's Spread Captured In Chicago Sunday Schools Probe
The Chicago inquiry reports archy is well organized with 5000 capable anarchists in the city. It cites "Anarchy Sunday schools" teaching hatred of law and officers, with headquarters in London and links to Paris Brussels New York and Chicago.
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War threat grows over seizure of American consul at Mollendo
Panama dispatch reports serious US Peru tensions after Peru seized a house claimed as state property linked to Arequipa railway and barred the American consul from his office for a week. The US demanded apology, Peru refused, and the State Department warned of further steps. The treaty aim to protect consulates raises the stakes between the two nations.
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Mixed News Roundup From Across the United States
Reports from San Francisco note a citizenship case involving two Chinese individuals. In New York a foreclosure sale of the Great Navarro flats fetched 200000 dollars of a five to six million dollar project. Augusta hosts the Georgia exposition opening day. Raleigh faces fears of a negro uprising. Washington marks George Washingtons inauguration centennial on April 30 1889. Sault Ste Marie canal contract likely next week. Ottawa contractors warn government may cancel tenders if Cleveland wins. Anna E Dickinson sues the Republican National Committee seeking 1259 for thirty lectures and expenses, claiming 3750 received plus conditional 5000 if Harrison elected. Boston hosts closing sessions of the Women’s Home Missionary Society convention with officers named. The National Republican newspaper in Washington is to be revived. Lehigh Valley and Reading railroads reportedly unite with Baltimore and Ohio against Pennsylvania system. The Sprague mansion in Washington is under repair for occupancy as a residence.
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Public Auction of Rents and Profits in Greene County
Between 1 a m and 4 pm the rents and profits for over seven years of real estate in Jonesboro and Bald Town addition Greene County Indiana will be offered at the Greene County Courthouse. If not enough to cover the decree interest and costs the fee simple of the property will be exposed to sale at the same time and place without any further valuation or appraisement.
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