Explosion at Grand Central Power House Rocks Manhattan
A massive gas explosion at Grand Central Station’s auxiliary power house shakes Manhattan. Ten killed and 125 injured as traffic collapses. four workers missing feared dead. Fire officials cite illuminating gas with an electric spark as the cause, walls blown, debris widespread.
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New York
Manhattan Island
Grand Central Station
New York Central Railroad
Croker
Unhappy ending warned in Cheyenne Woodard Johnston wedding case
A Cheyenne report from Laramie says Arthur F. Woodard and Marie Johnston wed in Cheyenne on October 6. Johnston may have been married to a living husband, and Woodard seeks to annul the marriage in Laramie district court. A bigamy prosecution could follow if the report proves true.
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Cheyenne
Laramie
Arthur F. Woodard
Marie Johnston
Thomas Schoel
R. N. Matson
District Court
Ed Schoel
Woodard
Cheyenne Considers January Aviation Exhibitions
Judge C N Potter president of the Industrial club said Cheyenne may host an aviation meet in January. An association plans three French heavier-than-air flying machines to give air light exhibitions. They require 6500 in gate receipts for two days plus excess receipts to cover expenses. The club will not sponsor but will pass the correspondence to a promoter.
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Cheyenne
C. N. Potter
Industrial Club
United States
Five Hundred Lives Lost In Costa Rica Earthquake Sinks Islands
Reports from Port Linon Costa Rica late in December said an ocean earthquake near San Salvador sank several islands off the coast with five hundred feared dead. Vessels returning to port carried word that Copango island disappeared after distress signals. tremors were felt through Thursday night into Friday morning. An earthquake was also recorded at Santa Clara College in San Jose California.
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Port Linon
Costa Rica
San Galvador
Jalande Waal
San Salvador
Copango
San Jose
Cal
Santa Clara College
Runs Dumbly Toward Sure Destruction Near Tongue River Bridge
Sheridan Wyoming December 19 During his presence of mind while on a Tongue river railroad bridge Jack Warracz a Polish miner panicked at an approaching passenger train and ran into it He was hurled fifteen feet into the air and fell dead beside the track He had cleared the bridge and could have jumped to either embankment before the tragedy occurred.
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Sheridan, Wyo
Tongue River
Jack Warracz
Church Fire During Prayer Levels $8000 Building
In Maron Missouri yesterday morning a fire broke out at the Methodist church as Rev Crothers prayed. Dr Thornburg warned that the building was on fire, prompting the audience to evacuate. Within ten minutes the roof was ablaze and the church was destroyed.
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Maron
Brother Crothers
F. C. Thornburg
Methodist Church
Erlenborn Knocked Out In Eleventh
A Cheyenne Athletic Club boxing card at Eagle's hall featured Young Erlenborn of Denver and Kid Rogs of New York. Rogs dominated early, Erlenborn rallied through ten rounds, but Rogs knocked him out in the eleventh as officials and seconds stopped the fight.
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Denver
Kid Rogs
New York
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Erienborn
Ross
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Erlenborn
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Lada
Rox
Eiienborn
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Jaben
Rosa
Cheyenne Athleticc Club
Art Umahler
Danny Cummings
Cheyenne
Kid Luther
Toyal
Wyoming Legislature Promised New Laws and Honest Reporting
The Wyoming Legislature will meet in January to consider new laws and county division bills. Gov. Garey may recommend new men or reforms and the State Leader plans fearless reportage from within the Legislature. Read and subscribe for loyal coverage of proceedings and editorials.
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Wyoming
Garey
United States
Cheyenne
Work On Wellington Road Begins For Rail Link
Construction starts on the Wellington to Cheyenne link of the Puget to Gulf Coast line as Kilpatrick Construction opens offices in the Keefe building. Sub-contractors gather in Wellington Colorado with equipment arriving to ready tracks for trains by the July 31 1911 deadline. Civil Engineer Cowan and Hooper of Colorado & Southern and Dan Griffin Kilpatrick general manager arrive to supervise.
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Kilpatrick Construction Company
Keefe
Wellington
Colo
Cowan and Hooper
Colorado & Southern Railroad Company
Dan Griffin
Kilpatrick Company
Rescue miners in Leyden mine near enon still missing
Denver reports rescue workers reached the mine apot today to search for five of ten liners trapped by fire and cave in last Wednesday. They found they might still be alive as two escaped and readings point to undetermined future chances. Rescue teams labor about a mile and a half from the entrance amid dangerous conditions.
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Denver
Prankie Merrick
Santa Claus Replies Election of Hoax May Be In Jeopardy
A contest filed against Democrat sheriff elect R B Mackney alleges invalid votes in Boyd precinct with voters not legally qualified, polls open past legal time, and oath not administered. If sustained, Mackney’s majority could be overturned and impact secretary of state elect Houx, and Weston county legislative races.
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Newcastle
Wyo
Dev
R. B. Mackney
Boyd
Hackney
F. L. Houx
Weston County
M. Schmidt
Chief Justice White Sworn Into Office
Edward Douglas White is elevated from associate justice to chief justice in a quiet ceremony at the Supreme Court. Harlan administers the oath as White holds the Bible used in prior ceremonies and reflects on the understated nature of this transfer of power.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Edward Douglas White
Harlan
White
United States
Capitol
White House
Robby Room
Edward Prongress White
Frazier Denies Signing Lorimer Report Sees Tainted Votes
Chattanooga December 19 United States Senator James B Frazier denied signing the Senate privileges and elections sub committee report that cleared Lorimer of scandal He released a statement claiming seven Lorimer votes in the Illinois legislature were tainted and that four bribed lawmakers affected the result The dispute centers on whether seven votes were corrupted and whether the report should stand as fact.
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Chattanooga
Teen
United States
James
Illinois
Siven
Lorimer
Frazier
Lorimers
Frasier
Ilinois
Christmas Program Plans in Cheyenne Public Schools
Cheyenne public schools will hold Christmas exercises next Friday with some grades excluded. After Friday, students begin a 17 day vacation and return Monday January 9, 2011. Eighth grade at Central led by Miss McCormick. West Side hosts two programs. East Side directed by Miss Hwers. South Side features first grade programs and others to be scheduled for Washington's Birthday.
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Cheyenne
Central School
McCormick
West Side
Washington
State Leader Promotes Santa Aid for Cheyenne Children
The State Leader's call in Cheyenne Sunday to name children needing Santa Claus gifts drew quick replies. A Warm Cheyenne resident offered to fund cheer for needy kids. Readers are urged to mail coupons for matched charity aid with anonymity preserved.
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Firet
Santa Claus
Cheyenne
Mexican Rebels Use Guerilla Tactics Against Diaz Troops
El Paso reports private telegrams say a federal column under General Fernandes faced a large insurgent force 23 miles north of Chihuahua. Guerrillas pursued by cover in rough country. Rurals and regulars mobilized to contain rebels as 1,000 more troops reach Chihuahua.
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Manhattan Island
el Paso
Tex
Flernandes i Poraon
Tmsurrectos
Chihuahua
Clabting
Howra
Hernandes
hMihGahuea
Treo
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