Flames Add En Horrors Of Wreck
Erie passenger train No. 4 crashed into a freight at Red House at dawn. Three women burned to death, a brakeman killed, several injured. Relief train sent from Salamanca. reports cite unrecognizable remains and multiple passengers from Youngstown and Pittsburgh.
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Erie
Jamestown
Engthound
Red House
Greveland
Salamanca
H.C. Gabler
Wells Fargo Messenger
Marion, O
Salamanca Hospital
New York
Bell
Gabriel
Youngstown
Olean
N. Y
Cleveland
Hotchkiss
Pittsburg
Opening for Investigation Halts Work at Reading Coal Mines
Shenandoah Pa April 20 All the collieries of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company idle today as workers refuse to toil the full nine hour day on Saturday. John Grace fell from grace after drinking and was arrested, later appearing before Mayor Rinner for a one dollar fine. W H Safford an 82 year old author of Jurist and Lawyer died at Chillicothe Ohio April 20.
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Shenandoah, Pa
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Grace
John Grace
Rinner
J Chillicothe
W. H. Safford
Ohio Valley Telephone forms big independent merger
By Telegraph to The Age J ionton April 20. The Ohio Valley Telephone company organizes with 200000 capital to consolidate independent lines between Charleston West Virginia and Cincinnati. They plan extension to Lexington Kentucky Lebanon and Wilmington Ohio.
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Age
Joss House Fort Sheltered Outlaw in His Last Fight
Bakersfield dispatch reports outlaw James McKinney fortified in a joss house fort in Bakersfield. A siege with Deputy Sheriff Tibbets and Constable Packard left Tibbets dead and Packard mortally wounded. McKinney was killed. Hal Hulse surrendered after the house was fired. An armed crowd overwhelmed the jail attempt to free Hulse. McKinney, a California native, had a history of killings and escapes across Tulare and surrounding areas.
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Joss House
Outlaw
Bakersfield
Cal
James MacKintey
Tibbets
Packard
Kelly
Kern
Collins
Tulare
Lovin
Arizona
Will
Burt Tibbitts
Gus Tower
McKinney
Will Tibbitts
MacKinney
Meinney
Hal Hulse
Hulse
California
Tulare County
Randsburg
Tom Sears
Shamrocks Ready for Race After U.K. Departure
The two Shamrocks left Weymouth for Southampton with Erin towing the challenger. Sir Thomas Lipton said he would work day and night to refit the yacht for further trials before sailing for New York. He aims to avoid any postponement of the races after a lengthy consultation.
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Weymouth
England
Southampton
Thomas Lipton
New York
Rainmaker Loubet in Tlemcen Distracts from Rest
In Tlemcen Algeria on April 20 President Loubet met delegations and native chiefs from the Moroccan frontier, distributing decorations and gifts. He inspected native schools as planned excursions were canceled by heavy rain, viewed by locals as the ruler of the French republic bringing rainfall to drought-stricken regions.
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Tlemcen
Algeria
Louchet
Jews Teaching Christians and Divorce Lessons
Washington April 20 Bishop Sattterlee warned that Jews keep home and family better than Christians and that divorce threatens civilization. He blamed husbands for the rise of divorce and warned women and the race would be degraded within 60 years. Rev George E Rainesberger and Rev Dr Toland preached on at Grace M E and Wear Lafayette churches respectively.
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Washington
Sattterlee
Episcopal Church
George E. Rainesberger
West Lafayette
Grace M. E. Church
Christ
Toland
Rainesberger
Wear Lafayette
Herrick Gains Strength as Cox Backs Governor Bid
George B. Cox of Cincinnati endorses Myron T. Herrick for governor in a Saturday night interview. He says Cincinnati Republicans want Hanna and Roosevelt to win reelection and argues Herrick strengthens the party, especially in Cleveland and Cuyahoga County, where the GOP needs help.
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George’ B. Cox
Cincinnati
Myron T. Herrick
Senator Hanna
Roosevelt
Cox
Cleveland
Cuyahoga Countty
Hanna
Funeral Obsequies for Gen. McClure Held at Wooster Home
The funeral of Inte. Addison S McClure former congressman from the district was held at his Wooster home with wide attendance from across the state. Burial followed at Wooster cemetery. The Wooster Republican notes his sudden death after a winter of frail health and a bout with heart failure. He served in the Civil War rising to captain and later practiced law, with a notable record in campaigns under Grant and Banks. Continues on the eighth page.
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Addison S. McClure
Wooster
Coshocton
Capt. McChire
McClure
Ashland
Iron
Post Grand Army of the Republic
Rising Star Lodge
Knights of Pythias
The
National Union
Mathew
Margaret McClure
Jefferson College
South
Levi Cox
Martin Welker
Lincoln
Co. E. Fourth Regiment
Regiiment
Vicksburg
U- 8
Grant
Texas
Red River
Banka
Herrick Rivalry Shapes Ohio Governor Nomination
The Ohio race centers on Myron T. Herrick with support from Cox Douglass and Hanna backers. Douglas insists he will run through the convention, remains open to the field, and pledges to back the GOP nominee regardless of outcome. He cites past endorsements and party loyalty amid delegates from Cincinnati Cleveland and southern Ohio.
Firemen Get Ten Cent Daily Raise In Ironton
Ironton division of the Detroit Southern grants firefighters a ten cent per day raise effective immediately amid ongoing labor discussions.
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Ironton
Detroit Southern
Little girl survives fall into cistern at Oak and North Twelfth
An eight year old girl fell twelve feet into a newly dug cistern at the corner of Oak avenue and North Twelfth street while playing on Sunday. She was badly frightened but escaped injury.
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Oak Avenue
North Twelfth Street
Outsey's Wife Contradicts Him In Ky Trial
Frankfort Kentucky April 20 Howard remains under cross examination. The wife of Henry Youtsey is here to contradict his testimony and several of his relatives will be called for the same purpose.
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Frankfort
Howard
Henry Youtsey
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