Thirteen Miners Die in Bonanza No. 20 Blast
Thirteen miners were killed in a gas explosion at coal mine No. 20 in Bonanza Arkansas on Tuesday afternoon. At nightfall six bodies had been recovered including Rob R. Tisdale Ira Stockland Will Rence and Wike Walker. Gas ignition caused the blast which tore men from walls and blocked entryways delaying rescue.
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Odell Says Washington Conference Restores Republican Harmony
Governor Odell describes a Washington meeting with President Roosevelt and Senator Platt as restoring harmony in New York Republicans. Platt remains party leader while Odell plans active past involvement. both sides conceding to unify after strained relations. Odell declines to forecast New York's Republican convention vote.
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City Surrenders In San Domingo Revolution
Dispatches from Puerto Plata report San Domingo surrendered to revolutionists on Tuesday morning. President Wesy Gill and ministers fled to a German warship. Enthu siasm spread as insurgents refused terms and pressed for capitulation. Powell warned revolutions disrupt commerce and debt.
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Strike Toll Tallies Big Loss for City Transit
Chicago on November 25 reports strike losses to the street car company totaling 254,189 in receipts and 80,548 in wages for workers.
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Cuban bill read and Cuban reciprocity bill unfinished business
The Senate adopted Hale's resolution to appoint senators to committees with Morgan of Alabama as quarantine and public health chair. Newlands' Cuba annexation resolution was moved for immediate reconsideration and tabled for future discussion. Cuban reciprocity bill read and placed on unfinished business with rights for any senator to speak. Pollock named successor to Hock on the Kansas Supreme Court. Chicago workers ratify strike pact and streetcar service resumes.
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