Coal Mine Disaster in Kentucky Entombs Miners
Drakesboro Kentucky Feb 2 Sixteen bodies have been recovered eight identified ten rescued alive and about 260 yet to be found after a explosion at the Browder mine. Rescue teams work while fuel and air supply are checked. Officials report the blast caused by a track repairer with an abandoned lamp. The Browder mine had recently been acquired by a syndicate. News from Portland Oregon covers unrelated court proceedings.
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Water supply typhoid danger prompts boil order
Meath authorities urge the necessity of boiling the water after mains and sewer breaks polluted the city supply. Several typhoid cases are reported as the health department warns residents to boil water for domestic use while the Seine falls and bridge use resumes.
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Mansecial Clo Board of Directors Meet
The board of directors of the commercial club held a meeting yesterday after a luncheon. The session covered considerable business and named Roger, Blackwell, Want, and Bact as part of the roster.
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Cammergial Club
Nineanion
Menara
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Trial date set as defense seeks more time in murder case
In a district court session, attorney McBee for defendants George and Gruber urged a delay to secure further evidence from places where George has lived. Judge Dunn postponed trial to late February, after considering the defense and county attorney Potts. Separately, Stock Bilery ACR MET reports two days of the South Carolina Live Rock Hammeration convention opening with speakers Thomas Taylor, G N Harper, and R P Welch.
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Semlon
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N. Harper
Memnon College
R. P. Welch
United Sates
Mine Disaster At PhiWmer Colorado Kills Numerous Workers
Phiwm er Colo Feb 2 At least 86 miners died in a coal mine explosion and fire. Fifty two charred bodies have been recovered from the wrecked Colorado Fuel and Iron tunnel with 24 more not yet found. Officials plan to probe the tunnel further to locate remaining bodies as families face ruin and children lose fathers with homes and money scarce.
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Idaho & Western Railway Files Condemnation Suit
The Idaho and Western Railroad company filed condemnation proceedings against the Columbus Conference of Evargles Lutheran Aguatana Synod a religious organization and trustee John Sarsparso. The suit seeks court settlement of land price for a right of way through the city after failed negotiations. Plaintiffs' attorneys are J Le McClain and Charles J H Meleman.
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Charles J. Hmeleman
Epirit Lake
Scuddy Till of Atane Dw Ww Testimony Key to Power Case
Seedy, on the stand in the Washington Water Power case, testifies about knowledge of land value along the river. He says he surveyed the riverfront property, determined its value in question, but has not yet stated the value. He faced questions about conditions at other sites.
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Destroys Antre Lock At Thrlawook
Fire devastates Terlock area destroying ten business places while a flood threat prompts concerns. In sports Calvin Demarest and Marty Cline begin a tournament for the world championship in Orches tra hall tonight as boxing fans expect a three fight sequence. In local basketball Catholics beat Presbyterians 8 to 6 with O Brien starring for the Catholics and plans to promote Haerian players in the near future.
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Calvin Demarest
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Cline
Vaikiine Dulliarde
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Rainer
George
Utton
New York State Grange Opens Four Day Conference
New York State Grange assembled in Watertown for a four day conference with over 548 delegates. President E. G. Bhrhurnan of Cornell University is expected to deliver the keynote address.
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Beebe Named Postmaster Contender Amid Senate Deliberations
Fragmentary report shows NAMES S. D. BEEBE linked to postmaster bid. Washington dispatches note Taft approval potential, while local officials discuss conformance and timing of confirmation. Dowbe remains tied to county treasurer post previously, with senate action pending and general approval indicated for the new appointment.
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Harberly
Robbers Escape With Cash and Stamps in New Monet City
Early morning heist at New Monet City post office yields about 30 million dollars in cash and 18 postage stamps plus a package valued at 100 dollars. The two thieves fled in an unknown vehicle leaving few clues for authorities.
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Marriage and tragedy shake City as bridegroom wedlock comes amid disaster
This morning at four o'clock, Arthur Braggington and a bridegroom named power were wed in a ceremony led by Rev. W. J. Fry. The event followed a fatal accident earlier as 24 individuals suffered injuries in Loe Seperantos. The Metieo Millimg company reported the time of the disaster. The couple now prepare to leave for their honeymoon while relatives await details.
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Metieo Millimg Company
Diaputeton
Arthur Braggington
W. J
Wenden
Raines Released Without Bond in Pretrial Hearing
A preliminary hearing for Fred Katee and Mire AL ML Carrier featured claims of financial loss and attempted coercion. The defense argued against sexual assault charges, asserting insurance and credit motive, while noting a likely further appearance on Saturday amid contested evidence.
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Wreming
A.M. Cartier
Ny Insurance
Doran on Conservation and Forest Spillover Fears
New York reports former senator Doran outlines conservation aims with a strong plea against overreach. He warns that excessive restrictions harm livelihoods and could push American resources into Canada, urging balanced stewardship and sustainable use. He cites forest areas and fisheries as at risk if policies eclipse practical needs.
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