Nineteen Die in Diamondville Mine Explosion
Special to The Leader reports that at 11 40 last night in Diamond Coal No 1 mine nineteen miners died and the lower workings were wrecked by a blown out shot. Only one body recovered, others unreachable for days as after damp and debris block the slope. Volunteers and officials work to reach the dead as town sees alarm and rescue efforts continue.
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Diamondville
Wyo
Diamond Coal Company
Robert Marshal
Wades Ora
Marshal
Coal Company
Schwartz Charged With Swindling Wilde
Schwarts arrived from Hartville in custody of Deputy Sheriff Brown and charged with obtaining goods under false pretenses from Anthony Wilde. He had a preliminary hearing at Hartville, bound over to the district court in $500 bond, failed to furnish it, and was committed to jail to await trial. Schwarte is said to have married recently. King of all cough medicines advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds sold by A. B Roadel. Subscribe for The Daily Leader Ranger.
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Schwartz
Wildend
P. Schwarts
Hartville
Brown
Anthony Wilde Ho
Wan
Schwarte
BG. Cane
Canton Center
Conn
U. S
A. B Roadel
Cure for Sore Nipples in Nursing Mothers
Nursing mothers advised to apply Chamberlain's Salve after feeding and wipe off with a cloth before giving the child a puree. The ad quotes many trained purkes achieving good results, price 25 cents per box, for sale by JA Ey Rordel.
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Ey Rordel
Very Low Excursion Rates For Christmas Holidays
Low excursion rates offered on the Nickel Plate between Chicago and Buffalo with sale dates December 23 24 25 90 and 31 1906 plus January 1 1900 and return January 3 1900. Round trip fare one and a third, with club meals priced from 50 to 1 and mid day luncheon Me served aboard Nickel Plate cars and la carte service. Chicago city ticket prices at 111 Adams Street Auditorium Annex Depot LaSalle and Van Buren Streets. The Leader want ads reach readers 60 cents per month delivered.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Chicago City
Adams Street
Auditorium Annex
la Balle
van Buren
Chiago
Wyoming Football Controversy Reopened by University Instructor
A 1905 Cheyenne Leader letter from Captain Heavey reopens the Wyoming Cheyenne football dispute. He defends officiating in a key play, disputes crowd interference, and asserts the High School team benefited from improper calls. He calls for fair play and urges unity in athletic spirit.
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University of Wyoming
Henavey
University
Heavey
Laramie
Ceage
Ihe
Mc Murray
McMurray
Haye
Cheyenne
Heavy
Bentio
Rlv
Cheyenne High School
Aod
Northern Colorado School Reputations Mentioned in Letter
A formal note from John W. Heavey regrets that the school seeks testimonials and athletic competition beyond its state. He contrasts it with Cheyenne High School's reputation and expresses respect for the university.
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Colorado
Cheyenne High School
John W. Heavey
In Praise of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cites prompt relief and suitability for children. A South Africa resident testifies it wards off croup and colds, and the product is offered for sale by A. B. Roedel with ads for stoves at Roe del's Hardware Store.
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Chamberlain
B. Lock
Alice
Cape Colony
South Africa
A. B. Roedel
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