Nine Killed When Mine Car Derailed at Coronado Mine
Custom Arizona report states nine men died late last night at Coronado Mine when a car descending 3200 feet with 32 tons of ore and 13 miners jumped the track. Three Americans and two others perished. several injured as safety chains broke and a car derailment occurred amid a forested decline.
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Coronado
Stott
Ambler
Ters Mining EneIneer
Coloredo
Ic Jenian Electrician
Sf Clifton
Reprimand Over Minister Wilson Break
A sharp reprimand was issued over a breach involving Minister Wilson. The incident concerned remarks about the British foreign office during a session with Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson and the Hyerta government in Aden. The President urged continued support while condemning the actions and signaling restraint.
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Sharp
Wilson
Reetine
Aadiy
Friteon
Secratary Tegan
Vleotoux
Resard
Slalament
Henry Lane Wilson
Bin
Lefiee
Briétty Crater
Feast Of Assumption Observed By Catholic Church
Observances of the Feast of the Assumption are noted across parishes and churches. Historical context traces the belief to early centuries, with services and processions at St Augustine's and other local churches. Devotions include morning prayers and abstinence on the feast day, reflecting Catholic tradition and regional church leadership.
Interment and obituaries in Meriden Milford notices
Fragmentary obituary notice from Meriden Massachusetts area mentioning interment at St Michael's Cemetery. Names include Mary Katherine Rene and Arthur FP James, dates around August 1934, with references to a widow and local church cemetery. Abbreviated text limits full details.
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Meaig
Ie Meriden
Busan Vallari
Wits
John Wegting
Phen
Aeiday
Trom Bi
Emureh
St Michaal's
Cem
Ian Ewe Chicats
Wiel Ang
Ith
Mary Katherine Reneid
Arthur FP
James
Wia
Milford
Genk
Donovan Leads Democratic Caucus in Capitol Move
Washington readers note Congressman Jeremiah Donovan of Connecticut chairs the Democratic caucus as Homer Cummings visits to discuss Maine’s special election and the Pennsylvanian judgeship rumor. Report also covers tariff talk, Connecticut interests, and Whittaker retirement proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jeremiah Donovan
Pairfeld County
Connecticut
Palmer
Donovan
Ammene
Representative Palmer
Goodwin
United States
Judea Noone
Rockville
Helly
Mahan
Lonergan
Noone
Jeremiah Tonogan
Brandeline
W. Whittaker
Genars Whittaker
Hartford
Hone
District of Columbia
Senat
Senate
Curmins
Gresund
City Court Fines For Assault And Thefts
In the city court this morning George Demersen Alvin Joe Torcey and Joseph Telinsky were fined for mutual assault with knives used on Ark street Gas Gateiro 20542 Stein Atren. Mae Uex head waiter at the Hotel Stratheld was fined 5 dollars with appeal under Henry Greenstein. Theft of slothes from Frank Teeth resulted in Stephen Haps neck 946 Grand Street being fined 315 Hatty Clark Diamond Dick with preach of the peace was fined 80 dollars and sentenced to three months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Demersen
Alvin Joe Torcey
Joseph Telinsky
Wien
Ark Street
Gas Gaterio
Stein Atren
Weno
Mae Uex
Stratheld
Henry Greenstein
Stephen Haps
Grand Street
Hatty Clark
Wen
Sulzer Illness Shapes New York Impeachment Battle
The article details the political crisis as Governor Sulzer faces impeachment while laboring under a dangerous illness. Senators and Glynn supporters prepare for contested power, with divisions in state departments and looming court actions. The case centers on whether Sulzer remains governor during impeachment and how the Senate and courts will resolve recognition and authority.
Impeachment-Sulzer Receives Service At Albany Capitol
Additions specialists from New York were summoned by telegraph as Governor Sulzer faced impeachment. He accepted service at 11 06 am and remained in good spirits while Lieutenant Governor Glynn arrived at 11 25 am and vowed to govern with his own staff.
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New York
Sulzer
State of New York
Patrick ©. McCue
Senate
McCabe
Mr. Sulzer
People’s House
Tal
Grand Army
Glynn
Neva
General EF F. Jones Dies in Binghamton
General EF F. Jones, Civil War commander and former colonel of the Sixth Massachusetts, died in Binghamton after a stroke suffered last Saturday. He led Massachusetts troops who were the first to answer Lincoln's call for 75,000 volunteers and recalled Lincoln saying, had he not arrived, the capital would have fallen.
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Binghamton
Ef.f. Jones
Atles
Tynes
Massachusetts
Lincoln
Jones
Washington
Baltimore
Mob Rescues Suspects In Ardmore Area Killings
Near Pauls Valley two Negro men Sanders Franklin and Henry Ralston were seized from officers by a mob as they transported them to trial. Franklin faced a charge of killing a white man after a watermelon price dispute while Ralston was accused of killing a white boy found in his watermelon patch.
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Ardmore, Oklo
Sanders Franklin
Henry Ralston
Paul's Valley
Isto Gestarday
Franklin
Ralston
Complainant Warns City Over Suburban Trolley Service
Warren Re raises complaints about trolley operations on Car No. 150, Conductor 4002, noting removal of a sign and forced car changes mid-run to push short hauls. He cites overcrowding and poor management, urging Public Utilities Commission action and reforms.
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Bridgeport Farmer
Public Utilities Commission
Newfield Avenue
Paradise Green
Baird Mfg. Co
Bridgeport
Tom
al Tule
Warren
Obituary notices from local paper
Funeral services were held for Catherine E Bark four month old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bark at 2 30 this afternoon from 73 Beardsley Lane burial was at St Michaels cemetery Susan Yallerly wife of Joan J Keating of 128 West Street died in Meriden last evening She had been ill for some time and went to Meriden hoping for health but died aged 21 She is survived by her husband two small children and a brother Robert Vallerly of New York Also noted is Mary Catherine Benedict widow of Arthur P Jaynes who died in Chicago her body to be brought to Bridgeport for burial
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Wasner
Senate
Sulzer
Edgar M. Cullen
Court of Appeals
Glynn
Times-Union
William Sulzer
Martin H. Glynn
Sulser
New York
Commonwealths
Beth Glynn
Sten
Sfilan
Gox- Glynn
Abram [ Wikus
New York City
Girnn
State of
Sulzer Stijl
Head
Washinglton
Peter
Gret Department
Didge Herrick
Coonsel
Batrick EL McCade
the Sonte
Sulrer
Bill Suizer
S P
Chester Pei
Catherine E. Bark
John Bark
Beardsley Lane
St Michael's Cemetery
Susan Yallerly
Joan J. Keating
Wast Street
Meriden
Keating
Smail
Robert Vallerly
Anne
Chicago
Mary Athenue Benedict
Arthur P. Jaynes
Frank Jaynes
Bridgeport
Canton Fighting Claims 1200 Rebels and Civilian Exodus
Massive clashes in Canton city leave twelve hundred rebels killed and widespread pillage. Rioting triggers the destruction of thirty barracks and a continued exodus of civilians as half the soldiers reportedly join the rebels.
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Fsnton
Ave
Canton City
Turned Hose on Cable Co Workers Charged in Breach of Peace
Frank Kosek and wife Mary of 461 Bunnell Street were arraigned on breach of the peace charges for turning a garden hose on workers burning rubbish at the Electric Cable Company plant. The court found them guilty in effect, fined 35 dollars plus costs suspended, and urged proper reporting to the Board of Health in future.
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Frank Kosek
Mary
Bunnell Street
Electric Cable Company
Plenty
Cable ¢ Company
Thomas J. Stewart
Cable Company
Malone
Hosek
Board of Health
Generals
Stewart
George Mafa
Health Board
Coughlin
Warrants Issued for Inspector and Eight Patrolmen
New York patrons of Healy's restaurant ousted by the police during a one o'clock curfew crusade appeared before Magistrate Denel and requested warrants for Inspector Dwyer and eight patrolmen who arrested him. District Attorney Whitman, ejected as a witness, advised the action. The magistrate issued warrants for Dwyer and the eight patrolmen.
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New York
Healy
Denel
Dwyer
Whitman
Supreme Court
Gaynor
Dayar
Little Girl Run Over by Wagon in Hartford
Four year old Annie Tevel lese, daughter of Michael Ravallese, was struck by a fish wagon on Windsor Street in Hartford this morning. She sustained a concussion and probable skull fracture and is in serious condition. Driver William Schwartz was arrested.
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Hartford
Annie Tevellese
Michael Ravallese
Windsor Street
William Schwartz
Road settles with firemen and engineers in St Albans
St Albans Aug 14 The difference between the Central Vermont railroad management and its engineers and firemen has been amicably settled. Railroad officials would add nothing to the announcement. The workers had sought a wage increase for weeks and held several talks with company representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Central Vermont Railroad
Bedfords Rally From Auto Smash
Westport Aug 14 The condition today of E Bedford former Standard OM director and his daughter in law Mrs Charles Bedford is reported as much improved. They were in a Pack and roadster that rammed a tree on Greens Farms beach road yesterday. Mrs Bedford was thrown through a windshield and rushed to hospital with a broken nose and forehead lacerations needing five stitches. Mr Bedford was shaken but uninjured.
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Palmer
Westport
E . Bedford
Standard OM
Charles Bedford
Bedford
Beach Road
Greens Farms
Leslie
E. Hye
Southport
W. H Donaldson
Fairfield
Mim Bedford
J. Fitzpatrick
Fairlela Ave
Howland's in South Steere Bridgeport Notice
Howland's in South Steere Petriieta Avenee Bridgeport Conn Thursday August 14 1913 The Wee.
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South Steere
Petriieta Avenee
Bridgeport
Conn
Early custom suits offered from new woolens this week
Men are urged to order suits and overcoats now to avoid disappointment. A special lot of handsome woolens lets buyers choose from fabrics and have precise measurements with unhurried tailoring. Suits start at $22 with silk lining optional for $2 extra. offer ends Saturday at 9 o'clock.
Bathing Suits Cut Prices This Season At Half
Bathing suits for women and a few girls drop to half their former prices. Not many styles but all are good. Fabrica styles expected to satisfy. Mostly blue and black with some trim. Previous prices ranged from two to five dollars.
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Fabrica
Limited Lot of Union Suits at Special Price
Limited lot of new three piece union suits offered at a special price. Describes lisle fabric with hand crocheted yokes in neck style, finished with sash or umbrella style. Garments claim unusual comfort and fit, priced at one dollar for this fixed quantity.
Shirt sale offers low prices and style
Men of keen judgment and good taste buy shirts now at the store. Neglige and soft styles with regular or French cuffs, almost silky fabric, in white grounds. Crepe shirts and selections from the dollar collection featured at savings, all at the right price.
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Buyiour
Atore
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Janine
Gethntice
Taileheintin
Wiillagn
Borhe
Philadelphia
Dasenhichi
Ventnor
Tm Sme
Alene
Cur Carter W Toma
John Rece & Son
Ama
Hughes & Chapman
Cumming
Capitol
Eurmer
Mrs. Sulzer
Giyan
Syler
Canton
Auto Smash
Elmwood Place
Fairfield Avenue
Edward
Hotchkiss
Lidsen
Howland
Sean
Ealgis
Malo Etree Quer
Howland Dry Goods
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