Heroic Act Of Mother In Fiery Rescue
A mother with her eighteen month old child escaped a five story tenement blaze on Pilett Street in New York. Two boys aged four and three died and several residents were injured as the fire displaced twenty families and caused about $20,000 in damage. The mother and her infant were saved after rushing through flames that scorched her hair and burned flesh on her feet.
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New York
Pilett Street
Jacob Chesner
Willie
Solomon
Ten Miners Die in Norton Hill Colliery Explosion
Bath England April 10 Ten miners were killed at Norton Hill colliery Somersetshire when gas exploded. Rescue parties descending the shaft were overcome by fumes and rescued with great difficulty some in precarious condition.
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Bath
Eng
Norton Hill
Somersetshire
Actor Daniel Sully Narrowly Escapes Wagon Crash
In Kingston New York on April 10 actor Daniel Sully of Woodstock suffered a near fatal wagon accident. After leaving Kingston while returning home the team ran away the wagon hit a stone and overturned Sully was thrown and found unconscious. He was rushed to a nearby house then to hospital with no bones broken and doctors expect no serious injury.
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Daniel Sully
Kingston
N. Y
Sully
Woodstock
Anarchists Arrested in Paris Connection Suspected
Paris police seized three well known anarchists named Kuhn Roux and Russell. They were taken into custody and a cart loaded with dynamite was found with them. Officials say secrecy surrounds the case but it is believed they are linked to a plot against leaders of the April 4 lockout in Paris.
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Paris
Kuhn
Roux
Russell
London Times Sees Roosevelt Campaign for World Support
London editorial praises President Roosevelts anti anarchist message and predicts broad moral backing from civilized nations. Awaited details of proposals are noted as of high interest worldwide. An additional dispatch reports scout cruiser Birmingham turning over to navy officials with Commander Burns T. Walling set to command. A Utah car robbed by tramps for meat is also noted.
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London Times
London
the Times
Roosevelt
Fuller
Old World
Boston
Birmingham
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Navy Yard
Burns T. Walling
Railroad commission cancels order on operating expense accounts
Austin April 10 The railroad commission cancels a February order requiring railroads to keep under operating expense accounts the gross amounts paid and received for freight and passenger cars mileage and per diem under Fire and Equipment. The change aligns with the interstate commerce commission method. London April 10 Miss Mary Robinson sentenced at Old Bailey to four years penal servitude for wilful perjury in the Druce case.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
London
Mary Robinson
Druce
Old Bailey
Dallas Brewery Pays Tax in Latest Quarter
The Dallas Brewery company paid to the treasury department 294 tax on gross receipts of 58862 for last quarter. Baby Scalded to Death in Marysville
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Dallas Brewery
Austin
Dallas Brewery Company
Treasury Department
Seriously Wounded in Wheeling Flight from Arrest
Wheeling dated April 10 reports Leander Watson was seriously shot by Roundsman Lunan while fleeing from arrest. In Pittsburg, a boy named Charles Nechler was fined five dollars for shooting craps and then punished by his mother.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Leander Watson
Lunan
Pittsburg
Charles Nechler
Royalty at Corfu as Hohenzollern arrives for luncheon
The German imperial yacht Hohenzollern with Emperor William and the empress, Prince August Wilhelm, and Princess Louisa arrived at Corfu from Venice. They were saluted by the fortress and British ships. King George of Greece, Crown Prince Constantine, and Princess Sophia joined on board for luncheon after the ship anchored.
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Germany
Greece
Corfu
Hohenzollern
William
August Wilhelm
Louisa
Venice
George of
Constantine
Sophia
Minnesota Monument Dedicated at Shiloh Battlefield
At Shiloh Tennessee on April 10 the Minnesota state monument in the national park honoring fallen Minnesota soldiers was dedicated. Governor Johnson and a fifty-member Minnesota party attended with General L H Hubbard presiding and C C Andrews delivering remarks.
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Minnesota
Shiloh
Tenn
National Park
Johnson
L. H. Hubbard
St. Paul
Commission
Tailor Sets Clothes on Fire in Jail
Akron, April 10. Antonio Pessoline, described as insane, set his clothes on fire in a padded jail cell and was burned badly. he is expected to expire. Deputy Sheriff James Corey was injured trying to rescue him and several attendants were lightly burned. the blaze caused a jailhouse panic among prisoners.
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Akron
Antonio Pessoline
Pessoline
James Corey Ways
Esseline
Penalty Suit Dismissed Against Katy Railway
Fort Worth April 10 Judge Meek of the Federal court dismissed the penalty suit by United States against the Katy railway for alleged violations of the safety appliance law. United States Attorney Atwell says he will take the case to the Federal supreme court.
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Fort Worth
Meek
United States
Katy
Atwell
Federal Supreme Court
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