_MANGLED FREEZES TO TRACK TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT SIDNEY_
Terrible accident killed Union Pacific engineer Fred Huxell after a fog bound collision in Sidney Nebraska. Struck by a locomotive while his fireman warned, Huxell suffered severe mutilation and freezing exposure as rescuers freed him from the wreckage. He died at St John’s hospital after rapid transport to Omaha.
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Fred Huxell
Union Pacific
Third District
St. John's Hospital
Sidney
Neb
Motive Power Department
Wyoming
Huxell
Sidney Yard
Smith
Government urged to supervise coal prices and lands
Commissioner Dennett urges federal supervision of coal marketing to prevent monopolies and to keep prices low for consumers. He warns current laws block mine openings and slow western development, calling for transit of Alaska and U S coal lands under tighter regulation. He also proposes consolidating two local positions into one to save costs.
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Washington
Alaska
United States
Dennett
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
West
Congress
Mane
Prophet Isaiah praised as society scribe by Rabbi Hirsch
Rabbi Hirsch lauds Prophet Isaiah as a premier society reporter, citing a misread description of a lady's toilette in Isaiah chapter three. He highlights the vivid imagery of cosmetic items and beauty adornments as evidence of ancient skill in detailing attire and fashion.
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Saiah
Hirsch
Chicago
Isaiah
Fall Breaks Neck of Man Under Engine
Pietro Tarantelas an Italian engine wiper at the Union Pacific round house died after falling into a 20 foot engine pit with a 12 foot second pit. He struck a ledge and was found dead in the water. funeral set for St. Mary's Cathedral at 9 o clock this morning.
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Pietro Tarantelas
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Round House
Tile
Rommins
Gleason Morgue
St. Mary‘s Cathedral
Merne
Man Identified After Auburn Shooting Fatality
An Auburn New York man identified as B Frank of Auburn was shot by Burl Garang at a store in Proits today. The aged father says his son’s death appears accidental. authorities are investigating the incident as a possible accident.
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Frank Ryan
Burl Garang
Proits
B. Frank
Auburn
N. Y
Neation
Bird Man James Radley Narrowly Escapes Death at Los Angeles Meet
English aviator James Radley had a split second scare when gusts toppled his Bleriot monoplane at the Los Angeles aviation meet. He regained control and landed, then agreed to sell the craft and retire after the San Francisco event due to the sport's dangers. Curtiss also faced dangerous air currents and landed after a brief ascent.
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Cal
James Radley
Los Angeles
Grand Estand
Hagiehman
Radley
San Francisco
Bes
Jen Curtiss
Hoxey
Monument to Molsant to Honor Aviator in New Orleans Marshes
A granite and bronze monument will memorialize John B. Morgant at the marshes near Harshan where the aviator died on Saturday. Officials say contributions are expected from the United States, Europe, and Central America, regions where Molsant served as a flyer and a soldier of fortune.
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Molsant
New Orleans
John B. Morgant
Harshan
United States
Europe
Central America
Carey Inaugurated Governor in Wyoming with Simple Rites
Six new governors were inaugurated in the United States yesterday including J. M. Carey in Wyoming as a Republican-Democrat succeeding B. B. Brooks. Nevada named Tasker L. Oddie as governor to lead a Republican administration.
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United States
Nevada
Wyoming
J. M. Carey
B. B. Brooks
New York
John A. Dix
Horace White
Wisconsin
F. Bh. McGovern
James Davidson
Michigan
Charles B. Osborne
Fred M. Warner
Maho
James Hawley
J. H. Brady
Tasker L. Oddie
D. C. Dickerson
Carey
FP. L. Houx
J. L. Baird
Rose A. Bird
Robert G. Forsyth
N. Potpotter
The
Supreme Court
Cyrus K. Beard
Simplicity marks Wyoming governor Carey inauguration
Simplicity marked the inauguration of Joseph M. Carey as governor of Wyoming. A state capitol swearing in and open air plans were affected by cold. A public reception followed at the capitol as Carey and officials met about two thousand well wishers.
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Wyoming
Carey
O. N. Potter
Howx
J. L. Baird
A. Bird
Mra Rk
B. Forsyth
B. B. Brooks
Nfe
Weaterberg
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