Tragedy at Borie as Union Pacific Freight Crashes
A Union Pacific extra freight train collided head on with a work train at Borie eleven miles from Cheyenne. Six or more killed and several dozen injured or missing as wreckage burned and crews fought the blaze through the night.
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Borie
Cheyenne
John Murphy
Martinů
Stitt
Rodgers
Bome
Borle
McCormick
Schley
Granite Canon
Athol-Borte
Crboone
Ence Ies Rors
J. C. Sebiley
Laramie
Christensen
Dugan
Murphy
Denver-Cheyenne
Pierce
Clinton
Hansen
Tracey
John Carroll
Providence
Murray
Denver
Mayor Johnson May Be in Contempt of Court
Cleveland November 10 Mayor Johnson refused to produce the books of the par es you enter fare box company during the receivership hearing of Municipal Traction before Special Master Bedford in federal court. The Contraal Trust company of New York pressed the receiver and sought funds for the campaign.
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Cleveland, Ohico
Johnson
Municipal Traction Company
Bedford
Contraal Trust Company of
New York
Kaiser in a Balloon at Lake Constance Flight
Emperor Wilhelm II and Count Zeppelin staged a balloon ascent above Lake Constance witnessed by about twenty thousand on shore and as many as two hundred thousand along the lake. The lift was delayed briefly by a stray northwest wind before a majestic rise with four officials aboard.
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Lake Constance
William
Count Zeppelin
Germany
Friedrichshaven
Banker Charles Morse Awaits Bail Hearing at Federal Court
In New York on Center Street near the Tombs, Charles W. Morse, promoter and banker, visits the prison to meet wife Mrs Morse and his two stepsons amid a crowd. He says he may leave this afternoon and not return, awaiting a federal court summons for possible temporary freedom on bail after a fifteen year sentence.
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O Center Street
Tombs
Charles W. Morse
Federal Building
Morse
Carmack's Assailants Charged With Murder
Nashville Tenn Nov 1 Colonel Duncan B Cooper and his son Robin Cooper faced murder and concealed weapons charges after Carmack shooting. Cooper waived examination and was remanded to fall without bond. Robin Cooper also charged with murder and concealed weapons and remains hospitalized.
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Tenn
Duncan B. Cooper
Robin Cooper
Senator Carmack
Squire Levine
Cooper
Aga Mnst
Carmack
Train Crash in New Haven and Hartford Line Kills Two
Two men died at the scene and two others were fatally injured when a work train carrying Italian section hands collided with a stationary freight train near the station in Deep River Connecticut. About a dozen more suffered serious injuries among the 28 workers aboard.
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Deep River
Conn
New York
New Heaven
Weather Report for Wyoming Forecasts Snow Flurries
Weather data for 24 hours ending p m November 10 1908 shows maximum 26 degrees and minimum 9 degrees. Forecast calls for snow flurries Wednesday and Thursday across Wyoming with Copal weather data from Washington. Palmer Section Director.
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Washington
Wyoming
Was. Palmer
Standard Oil Wins Victory in United States Court
Chicago November 10. The Standard Oil Company won a victory in a United States circuit court of appeals. The court upheld Judge Grosscup reversing Judge Landis in the $29 240 000 off trust case. The decision nullifies Landis and sends the matter to Washington for possible Supreme Court appeal. District Attorney Lima sought a stay pending issuance of the mandate. The opinion criticizes government counsel for misinterpreting the court’s ruling.
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The
Standard! Company
United States Circuit of Appeals
Landis
Off Trust
United States Circuit Court Appeals
Grosscup
Baker Seaman
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Lima
Bonaparte
Washington
Bryan Wins Seven of Eight Electors in Baltimore Result
Baltimore reports show Taft leading in unofficial early totals but indications point to seven Bryan electors chosen and one Taft elector. Bryan 115,782 votes. top Taft elector 115,958. Discrepancy attributed to ballot law and illiterate voters marking only the first elector.
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Baltimore City
Taft
Bryan
Col Tucker Leaves Will Benefiting Nurse Myrtle Platt
Hot Springs Ark Nov 10 A federal hospital order shows Col William F Tucker paymaster WA 8S A estranged from his wife and daughter of Gen Logan naming Miss Myrtle Platt his nurse as sole heir upon death officials sent the order to Washington for action.
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Hot Springs
Ark
William F. Tucker
John A. Logan
Tucker
Misa Myrtle Platt
Army and Navy
Wien
Col. Tucker
Washington
Harding Made Mass of Washington Bishop Elect
Rev Dr Alfred H Harding rector of St Pauls Church Washington elected bishop of Washington to succeed Henry Y Satterlee. He was chosen on the fourth ballot after leadership by a local clergyman in the city, marking a significant church leadership change.
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Washington
Alfred H. Harding
St. Paul's Ripal Church
Honry Y. Satterlee
Ndene
Ee Bee
Work of American Federation of Labor
The American Federation of Labor continues its annual Denver conclave tracing its rise from 650000 members in 1881 to over two million wage earners. It highlights free schools eight hour day compulsory education and mobility laws while showing a majority of U S labor aligned under its banner and 120 affiliated unions.
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American Federation of Labor
Denver
United States
John Mitchell
Washington
Federation
Organizations of Labor
Organized Labor of America
Amercan Federation of Labor
Strange developments in woman dynamiter case reported
Denver, Nov 10. Police tie the blackmailer to Mia Reed wife of Allen Reed a Denver druggist. She is said to be a daughter of a Pittsfield mill owner with a large estate. Investigators believe she is insane possibly drug influenced and turned her over to her husband for custody.
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Denver
Colo
Genevieve Chandler Phipps
Te Wonan
Allen Reed
Mia. Reed
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
Campbell
Emperor William Flayed in Parliament Debate
Berlin reports that Emperor William faced harsh parliamentary interpellations over court conduct ministerial actions and press tolerances. The debate referenced conversations published with imperial permission in the London Daily Telegraph on October 28, drawing astonished observers.
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Berlin
William
London Daily Telegraph
Abd the Emperor Faces No Defenders in Fragment
Fragmentary line notes a weakened ruler with no apparent protectors as sovereignty remains uncertain. No clear date or location provided.
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Abd the
North Dakota Launched as U S Navy's Most Powerful Battleship
Quincy Nov 10 The North Dakota the United States most powerful battleship ever built was successfully launched today from Fore River shipbuilding yard. Experts expect it to be turned over to the government for sea trials next summer and commissioned in September. The vessel is viewed as a milestone in battleship design.
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Many
United States
America
North Dakota
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
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