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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati, Ohio

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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1906

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Nine Die in Wreck Near Enderlin North Dakota

A southbound Minneapolis St Paul & Sault Ste Marie train collided with a switch engine at Enderlin North Dakota at 2 10 this morning. Eight men died instantly and one died later. thirty seven others were seriously injured. Most fatalities occurred in the smoking car which was crushed by the baggage coach. Rescue parties aided by locals rushed victims to a small hospital and emergency facilities, while a special medical train sped to Enderlin. The wreck sparked fires that crews battled as they removed bodies and survivors from the wrecked cars. The train involved is the Moose Jaw South Dakota to St Paul accommodation.

Commercial Tribune Enderlin N. D Minneapolis, St. Paul Sault Ste Valley City Moose Jaw St. Paul

Miner L B Hicks Freed After Sixteen Days Entombment

L B Hicks was rescued from a mine after nearly sixteen days trapped underground. He stated he felt fine and thanked the rescuers as Dr Linchfield and Miner Gents supported him to the tunnel opening. Superintendent Frank Miller and Cone led the rescue effort and comforted Hicks at the mouth of the shaft.

Gan Frank Miller Hicks Man of Iron Dr. Linchfield Cone

Prisoners Escape in Broad Daylight From Hamilton County Jail

Nine prisoners fled the Hamilton County Jail during church service between 9 and 11 this morning. They unlocked a door to a passage, used spliced ladders and a cut window bar to reach the Board of Review Building roof, then dropped to the street and dispersed. Police across Kentucky counties and nearby towns pursued them. two were recaptured within hours, another in a hospital after a pistol duel. Names include George Sherrod and John Sutton alias Southgate among the escapees.

John Sutton Wm. Saunders John Curtis Edward Ness Joseph Thatcher Hugh Gastright Clarendon Henri Frank Kamuf Gus Sherrod Cincinnati Art Museum Sherrod Hamilton County West End Sycamore Court Streets Board of Review Kentucky Cincinnati George Sherrod James McLean Freeman Avenue Sherwrod Columbus Southgate

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