Train crashes into streetcar. five dead at Harlem race track
A Wisconsin train collided with a turning streetcar at Fifty-second Avenue near Harlem track, killing five and injuring many. Motorman Kilroy and conductor Enright survived with injuries. railway officials blamed no fault on the trains, citing proper signal work and normal speeds. Most victims were race track workers or riders, with several injured severely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiieago
Oct
Kilroy
Eetcar
F. Roberts
William Griffin
Kansas City
Hawthorne Track
Joseph Butler
J. Willising
Harlem
James Gallagher
Elmira
N. Y
Frank Gray
Lexington
Louis Btruby
J. M. Corrigan
George Merkaley
Carlos Cross
John Kilroy
Dennia Enright
John Laney
Enright
Verdict on Halls Death in Wade Mine Tragedy
Coroner Minshall states Lance Hall died from a blast fired in the Wade mine in Coshocton County Ohio. He found Hall negligently disregarded an agreement with a fellow worker by entering his room adjacent to the other man’s, causing a blast that killed him as he was believed to be in the main entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minshall
Lance Hall
Wade
Coshocton
Ohio
New Baby Born Near Trinway To Mr and Mrs McMoris
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr H G McMoris and Mrs McMoris of near Trinway. This brief birth notice records a family addition in the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. McMoris
Near
Trinway
Willis Burton and Frederick Van Wormer Executed in Dannemora
Clinton Prison at Dannemora New York executed Willis Burton and Frederick Van Wormer for the 1901 murder of their uncle Peter Hallenbeck. Willis was first at 11 34 a m and the trio died within fifteen minutes amid reports the procedure was notably orderly and painless.
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Clinton
Dannamora
N. Y
Willis
Burton
Frederick van Wormer
Peter Hallenbeck
Expulsion of a Member Triggers Sensational Auxiliary Scene
In New Haven on October 1 the women's auxiliary of the Spanish War veterans ended with dramatic scenes as Mrs. Isabel a Worrell Ball faced expulsion after alleging a backroom deal to force her out. The new officers were elected amid turmoil and threats of legal action to regain membership.
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Age
New Haven
Conn
Isabela Worral Ball
Washington
United States
Isabella Alexander
Cleveland
Ellen Spencer Massey
D. C
Mary T. Dineen
New York
Clara Bailey
Eliza Hodgson
Washington, D. C
Elroy A. Avery
Isabel HB. Worrell Ball
Flora A. Lewis
Ball
Conciliators Deadlocked in Wilkesbarre Board Deliberations
A strained conciliation session in Wilkesbarre ended with a board deadlock on several grievances. Only two issues were decided, one employer discrimination charge failed, another raised pay for Hazlebrook colliery engineers increased by 11 percent hourly. A tie vote, withdrawals, and an umpire decision characterized the session. The other town items report on a summer resort hotel project in Walhonding and a Filled vacancy on Ohio state ticket for Board of Public Works. New rural routes established from Nellie and Walhonding in Coshocton County.
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Telegraph
Age
Wilkesbarre
Frank Cannon
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Hazlebrook
Wentz & Co
Walhonring
Sands
Walhonding
Columbus
Democratic State Committee
W. A. Winn
Pike County
Board of Public Works
Winn
Public Wedding A Special Feature
Next Sunday at 10 20 there will be an old peoples service at Union chapel and all the old people are invited. Sunday evening a sermon on married life will be followed by the public wedding of M J Schott and Miss Eula Hurd.
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Union Chapel
M. J. Schott
Eula Hurd
Roosevelt attacked by capital warns of plot to defeat him
Telegraph dispatch reports J. P. Morgan’s mouthpiece in the Wall Street Journal asserts Roosevelt’s anti capital stance provokes a hidden conspiracy to remove him from office. The piece claims financiers manipulate markets to harm prices and profits and push for a Roosevelt defeat to oppose his policy and the Northern Securities case.
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Age
New York
Wall Street ‘Journal
J. P. Morgan
Snys
Roosevelt
Northern Securities Company
Razlog district mass killings and flight report
A Telegram dispatch from the Rila monastery reports the Razlog district population is massacred or fled. Three thousand women and children have arrived at Rila as villages nearby burn. The town is surrounded by Turkish troops who avoid direct combat and attack only civilians.
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Sona
Bulbarta
Rila
Razlog
Tenta
May Mean New Business Block On Main Street
An important real estate deal closes with I Bent ley Pope owning John H Hay property on Main Street east of Geldel p building. Two dwellings remain on a 50 foot frontage. public terms not disclosed. Also notes a potential Chestnut Street land deal and a job change for Miss Nellie K Fisher at Random’s Fish Car Coming. The fish car Buckeye will arrive Saturday morning from the Ohio Fish and Game Commission. Seth M Snyder to meet the train per Chief Warden J C Porterfield. The warden’s visit follows Snyder’s effort to obtain a local fish allotment to replenish streams.
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I. Bentley Pope
John H. Hay
Main Street
Geldel P
Chestnut Steet
Wheeling
Erie
Ohio Fish and Game Commission
London
Ohio
Seth M. Snyder
J. C. Porterfield
Czar’s Vienna Visit Met With Guarded Welcome
The czar’s arrival drew heavy military and police protection with cavalry and artillery along the route to Schoenbrunn. Behind soldiers, a thick police line faced the crowd as Emperor Franz Joseph rode through decorous but subdued streets. The city showed little celebration, likely because the royal procession bypassed central Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Edward
William
Francia Joseph
Schoenbrun Castle
Vienns
Officials Fear More Violence From Unpaid Workmen
Telegraph report from Saint Ste. Maria Michigan describes Consolidated Lake Superior company officials fearing further violence after a dispute with 300 workers at Wilde. Canadian militia and mounted infantry guard dynamite magazines while workers receive pay and meals. 25 soldiers monitor the rail line as martial law remains in force. Additional discharged men drift to other areas. two arrests were made for intimidation and riot incitement. Township school governance shifts in Warren township Belmont county with Homer G Finley named superintendent at sixty dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Ste. Maria
Mich
Consolidated Lake Subherior Company
Sea
Wilde
Altgoma- Central
Buchan
Buchante
Michpicoten
Clerkship Changes in Postoffice
Miss Gertrude Belknap resigns as general delivery and stamp clerk to pursue business college study in Columbia before seeking a Chicago position. Helen C. Baker promoted to regular clerkship succeeding Belknap, Grace Hanks to substitute clerk, and W. A. Taylor returns to duty after vacation in Tuscarawas County.
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Gertrude Belknap
Postoffice
Columbia
Chicago
Helen C. Baker
Misa Belknap
Grace Hanks
Gray Hardware Company
Wil
Miss Baker
W. A. Taylor
Trecarawas County
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Drew
Thacklea
Shik
Appa
Ohio Women Land Offices
Walhonding AS
Nellie
Charles Clarke Hag
Roy Sticker
Lulu Kuntz
Vine Street
Arthur Barrick
East Main Street
W. H. Rowland
Bertice
Morgan
Michall
Herdent
Switzerland
Nellie K. Fisher
Crawford
Random's
Czar
Warren Township
Belmont County
Homer G. Finley
Antake
Shade
Napoleon
Harhi
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