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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
6
Germany Coal Mine Disaster Claims 302 Lost
A massive explosion and fire at the Radbod mine near Hamm Westphalia Germany killed 37 workers and left 302 others officially reported lost with 38 injured among 380 miners underground at 4 a m. Six escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamm
Westphalia
Germany
Radbod
Rescue Efforts Halt as Mine Explosion Blocks Shaft
A violent explosion destroyed a shaft and hindered rescue work as flames and smoke created near impossible conditions. A relief corps from the Courrières disaster era arrived but could not enter. By 1 pm the fireAdvances forced engineers to abandon further rescues and flood the mine. Earlier reports blamed coal dust but injured men cast doubt on that cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courrieres
France
Six Chinese Drowned in Lake Erie Smuggling Incident
A motor boat with 10 Chinese and three white men wrecked on Lake Erie near Michigan Street. Six Chinese drowned, four survivors rescued by a police boat. White men escaped as federal and local authorities search Buffalo for smuggling suspects. One rescued man said the Chinese had left Toronto a week earlier and stayed in a barn on the Canadian side awaiting landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Michigan Street
Lake Erie
Canada
Mack Quong
Toronto
United States
Daughters of Mass Hear Travel Papers
The Daughters of Massachusetts listened to travel papers yesterday at the Brunswick. Speakers included Mrs H A Wheeler of the Winchester Fortnightly Club Miss E L Spencer of the Cambridge Art Club Mrs R W Southwell of Somerville Mrs L M Rossi who spoke on a Brittany visit Mrs George W Rolfe who recently visited Porto Rico and others. Officiating on the social program were Mrs H H Barnes and Mrs W A England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Massachusetts
Brunswick
H. A. Wheeler
Winchester
E.L. Spencer
Cambridge Art Club
R. W. Southwell
Somerville
L. M. Rossi
Brittany
France
George W. Rolfe
Porto Rico
L. W. Morse
G M. Marsters
F. D. Ellison
Nervy thief steals stove from town lockup
In Shepherd Sonia Mich on November 12 the town marshal jailed a drunken disorderly man. While the prisoner recovered his bearings someone stole the stove and all stovepipe from the village lockup, leaving officials agitated over the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd, Mich
Shepherd
Marshal Gilmore
Finds Her Long Lost Brother in the Morgue
Mrs Mary Kessler of 49 East One Hundred Forty third street identified her brother Jacob Steele in Bellevue morgue after a ten year search. His body, recovered November 2, showed he had drowned. Steele previously lived at 200 West Sixty fourth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacob Steele
Mary Kessler
East One Hundred and Forty-third Street
Bellvue Morgue
Steele
West Sixty-fourth Street
William Johnston Dies at 85 Near Coshocton
William Johnston died aged 85 near Coshocton Ohio. He was a grandson of Charles Williams noted for a Muskingum forks tavern in the early 1800s. Local lore says Williams lifted Louis Philippe Dauphin of France from the tavern door with his boot after the prince complained of the fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton, O
William Johnston
Charles Williams
Forks of the Muskingum
Coshocton
Louis Philippe Dauphin of
France
Woman Falls and Breaks Hip in Sleepy Home Incident
In Battle Creek Michigan on November 12 Mari on Baxter cries supper. The mother, awakened by the call, rises half asleep and falls forward breaking her hip. This accidental accident highlights a domestic emergency witnessed in a quiet home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Mich
Marion Baxter
Marine Eye Remedy Soothes Eyes in Need of Care
An advertisement for Reliable Relief offers Marine Eye Remedy as a soothing solution for tired or irritated eyes. The copy promotes comfort and relief, targeting readers seeking easy at home care for eye strain.
Frederick W. Lunt Dies by Own Action in Lewiston Hotel
Frederick W. Lunt, an agent for a publishing firm, shot himself at a West End hotel in Lewiston. He checked in around eight in the morning. papers in his pockets identified him as Fred W. Lunt of Waterboro. The death was instantaneous from a head wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Lunt
Lewiston
West End
Lunt
Fred W. Lunt
Waterboro
Couple Dies Beside Each Other After Husband’s Death
In Philadelphia on November 12, Christian Setz, 74, dies first and is buried with his wife, who died two minutes later after praying to follow him. The wife’s daughter recalls her mother’s wish. A doctor diagnosed heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Christian Setz
Harvey Wells Sentenced to Five Years for Embezzlement
Harvey T. Wells, an embezzling cashier of a Keno bank, captured in Boston, pleaded guilty before Judge Quarles in Milwaukee federal court and was sentenced to five years at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Harvey T. Wells
Kenosha
Boston
Quarles
United States District Court
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Lowell Policeman Candidate Snubbed by Board Action
Police Officer George H. Brown, candidate for Republican mayor, was summoned before the Board of Police Commissioners and his campaign leave of absence revoked. A rally last night alleged he claimed there was no promotion for the newest man in the Lowell police department, promotion as a political reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
George H. Brown
Board of Police Commissioners
Brown
Hewest
Cooper’s New Discovery Draws varied New York crowds
The World reports on T Cooper promoting a digestive health theory in New York with a crossing of ages and social classes at his headquarters. Frank Perkins of Brooklyn testifies that after twelve days on Cooper’s medicine his digestion and rheumatism improved, and he regained energy and appetite. The medicine, Cooper says, aids digestion not nerves and is sold nationwide in leading drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Cooper
Cooper
America
New York
Tommyrot
Frank Perkinson
Butler Street
Brooklyn
Trug
United States
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Ge Rco
Aoe
Harvard
Dartmouth
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Pootoss
Panama
Flannelette
Pitry
Fuller
Fuller & Lewis
West ST
Flight
Seenae Eee Yeas
Coffee & Tea CO
Tangver Street
Secllay Sq
Daughters of Mass
Sonia
National Biscuit Company
F. W. Lunt
Husband
Harvey Wells
New York World
Cortelyous
Washington
George B. Cortelyou
Secretary of the Treasury
Youngstown, O
Michael Loney
Storrow
James J. Storrow
Twentieth Century Limited
Rochester
Clarice Vance
Orpheum Theatre
Joe Santley
Jack
Rosie Rambler
Emma Ray
Jock
Altzes
Angels’ Serenade
Last Hope
g—Rosary H
Dorothy i—Orange Blosoms
Black Hawk
Waltzes
Pete
Sahara
Loce
Pforget
Comiec
Linda
Angels
Charge of Allans
Remember Me
Aidaz
Willow
iSc
Salome
Jungletown
Daisy
Lloyd's
Nunbonnet Sue
Bonny Scotland
Harry Lauder
Robins
Remick
Gilchrist
Wash
Winte
Mee
Jere
Wolf
John T
Conn Joslin
We, Merritt
John A.walke
Hanover
Portland
Hie
Mas Ave
Camb
Wash Brook
Murphy B’way & F St
Walcot & Ga
J. H. Corcoran & Co
Mass
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