Horrible mine disaster at Keith and Perry No. 6 mine
A noon blast at Keith and Perry No. 6 mine near Rich Idaho injures the superintendent and entombs many miners. Forty four bodies removed, fifteen missing, flames and floods hinder rescue. Panic and grief sweep the village as rescuers recount harrowing scenes and the blast’s devastating spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith & Perry
Rich Idtl
Ian
Suat
Thoss
Aravano
Missouri
Eastern and Miide states embark on new vessan voyage
Reports note vessels bound for a asa with forty five men aboard. Massachusetts House and New York Assembly pass and defeat license measures respectively. Boiler explosions, arson, and murders appear across multiple states. Public notices include labor tensions, bank fraud arrests, and a fire destroying a grand estate in New Jersey. Foreign news cites China’s distress and refugees around Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Miide
Cauad
Massachusetts House
Senate
North Manchester
Cent
Tux Crishy
New York Assembly
Wiittsburg
Charles Varricci
Davie N. Warre
Pittsburg
Pulpit Tragedy Rocks Town As Stormy Session Ends
A chaotic parliamentary scene in Paris toppled the government after a sharp clash over constitutional revision. Generals, ministers, and deputies debated urgency for the leftist measure while the cabinet resigned. Amid the turmoil revolts, Brisson and Clemenceau pressed distinct paths, as Tirard and Sarrion weighed risks and futures for France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulanger
Garnde
Cdtuivt
Paris
Pavel
Chamber of Deputies
AM. Laguerre
Doulanget
Proposch
M. Pellutan
M. Baudry d'Assou
Alom
Viotte
Tirard
Benito
Brisson
M. Clemenceau
Sarrion
Chamber
Goblet
M. Sarrion
M. Tivard
Elysee Palace
M. i Ornanotsqmantion
Proceedings of Renate Day and Senate Actions
The document records a Senate session with deaths, memorials, and bills. It notes a funeral in memory of Chief Justice Waite, adjournments, and discussions on establishing courts for Indians, President's annual message, and numerous bills mainly on public improvements. It lists bills for holidays, specie certificates, land patents, Paris Exposition funding, centennial celebrations, art purchases, public buildings, Navy costs, a monument for Trenton, and pensions. It also mentions executive sessions, a Fishery Treaty discussion, and petitions including troops to Chicago and DC representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avbis Carbon Penn
John A Logan
J. A. Logan
Kan
Emlenton
Poon
Dorsheimer
New York
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Buffalo
Herbert Jonson
Limeport
Lehigh County
Penn
Joan Gray
Rich Hill
Bravy Rains
South Carolina
Oshatoosa
Jumex
Rovoens
Macon
Aiken
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Thas
Arctic Ocean
Senate
Cgeorge J. Dunis
California
United States
Exekiel Eli Smith
Fayetteville
N. C
Liberia
Mexican Congress
Hebraroy
Hungary
Mozo-Boreny
Hundsdorf
Esus Bissecs
Stuttgart
Germany
ML Floquer
AL Legrand
Philadelphia
Avay Vorkavitch
Wilkeybarre
John
Bioski
Claus Streckers
Lima
Ohio
Hughes
Iman
Chicago
Burlington
Hazeltine
Stevens Point
Wis
John D. Curran
Hazelton
Curran
Ue Abysunnus
Malental
Waite
Berryn
District of Columbia
Sackett
Potidas
Rite
Buffald
Trenton
N.dr
Ward B. Burnett
Jim Day
John A. Logan
Datles
Celtic Falls
Messrs. Riddleberger
Edmunds
Llinata
Towa
Palmer
Finance
Brighton Beach Hotel Moved Inland At Coney Island
A historic Brighton Beach Hotel at Coney Island was shifted 50 feet inland on twenty four flat cars. Weighing about 5000 tons with a 403 by 200 foot footprint, the hotel was raised on joists and moved by eight locomotives and a half mile of rope. The operation, begun around 9 PM, moved in increments of 24 to 25 feet with no track failures or hotel vibration, drawing crowds fascinated by the unprecedented maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bose
Sweeney
Bin
No. 6
Bert Brick
George Henry
Charles Small Wool
Mat Duleh
Reg
Gray
Machinerg
Wwe
Oncs
Flo
Raino
Sweaney
Luc
Brighton Beach
Coney Island
New York
Beern
Spn
Ita
Tventy
Alose Hed Apes Hotel
Miller
Morrow
Adjourning Hours Marked by Pension Advances and Bills
The session featured adjournments through the day with pension bills advancing. Debates covered land, irrigation, and railroad funding, while measures on land courts and Indian education faced examination. A constitutional amendment proposal on Inauguration Day was rejected and copies of reports ordered printed.
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Hull
Latal
Wakte
United States
House
Barcelona
Spain
Logan
Taatnderoff
United States Land Court
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Congress
Culberson
Senate
Lls
Funeral of Chief Justice Waito in Congressional Hall
A large audience attended the noon funeral in the House hall for Chief Justice Waito. Clergy led Episcopal rites, with Bishop Parret presiding. the casket bore by colored workers, floral tributes, and a solemn Apostles Creed finale as Supreme Court justices, diplomats, and officials observed.
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Waito
House of Koprientatives
Washington
Peret
Leonard
Bu Johns
Mott
Epiphany
Bodine
Presigebot Kenyon College
Senate
Ita Oficera
Carlisle
Lamont
Parct
Maryland
Cler Renmnd
United States Supreme Court
Visla
Supreme Court
Paret
House
Capitol
Toledo
Ohio
Fatal vengeance ends in murder at Waldrop residence
Five years after a conviction for a robbery case in Latchfeld Illinois, Thomas Davis returns to confront Samuel Waldrop, now a target of a deadly pursuit. Davis shoots after challenging Waldrop, killing him at the doorstep before fleeing. The assailant escapes with a pursuing posse in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Davis
Latchfeld
Samuel Waldrop
Davis
Waldrop
Chester
Luchtekl
Waldro
Wes
Tom Davis
poSsa
Industry wares and labor trends across 1887 era reports
A survey of 1887 industrial activity notes massive steel and glass projects in the United States, with Brookyln engineers funding bridges, large factory wage changes, new locomotive construction forecasts, and rising production in Kansas and New York. It details labor shifts in Pennsylvania foundries, New Jersey rail crews, and South Chicago mills, alongside consistory union efforts in New York City.
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WasniseTon
Penn
Hoa
United States
Brooklyd Iniltigineurs
Traninltrabridge School
Brooklyn
Patis
Ita
Dover
N. Y
Brace Brothers
Pittsburg
Thales Assembly
Assembly
Rockville
Conn
Chicago
New York City
New Jersey
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Mite
Fragmented Historic Gossip On Notables And Nobility
A garbled roll of names and anecdotes references diverse figures from royalty, politics, and society. Mentions Chauncey Derew insuring life, Taz Crown Prince Nicholas of Russia, and various European and American personalities. Notes the Nelson portrait gift, editorials on celebrities, and sparse health details.
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Mr. Glapstone
Chauncey M. Derew
Nicholas
Russia
Asso Buatcd
Venezuela
Meni Dueks— Algernds
Cuantes Swinsgrxe
Lavi Kosstti
Turin
Rose
Bethauety Corvecayo Denis
Turkey
National Gallery of London
Nelson
Admiralty
Heo McCuntoch
Lha Treasury
Mra McCullovch
Waldun
Benet, Jr
Henry Bergh
New York Society
London Tid-Bits
Prince” of Wales
Jowntt
Great Britain
Viscount Eversley
Tesuham
Duke of Albany
Moti Ganrrenn
Stanley Brown
Garfield
Rasweun P. Frownt
New York
Joshin Wi Ann
Willard
Andrew Carnegie
Chiny Castle
Scotland
Eastly
Clan Macpherson
Thanics
Washington
Willeyam
Walter Phelps
Tom Reed
Judge Houk
Tennessee
Perpermaiita
McAil Tn
Cnauncey
Baise
Jacob Smith
Michigan
Ainestaith -Whial
Lang Street
Wiles
Greece
Princess of Wales
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Fard
Gibliniet
Cleveland
Hay
A. M. Palmer
Upper Broadway
Semunteni
London
Lorra
Ilness
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Paul Kavvan
Ton Syndicate
Metropolitan Gentlemen
Mopyesen
Copenhagen
Denmark
Leipzig
German Singers’ League
Vienna
Austria
Joserine Curry
People’s Theatre
EvCa Nossell
St. Petersburg
Tony Hang
New York Academy of Music
Maz
Tost Tuvan
Eden Museum
St. Paul
Minn
Davemont
Jumes Verne
Wm. Busnach
Georges Mausais
Mathias Sandorf
America
Bolossy Dirty
Afr
Buchanan
Londo
Joseph
Sweatheart
Hogarth
Martzinger
Booth
Barrett
Lyceum
Irving
R Thetin
France
Cookeville
Tenn
Aurora
Burlington Road
Pinkerton
Fiee
Alabama
Coburn
Lowell
Mass
Kearney
Nebraska
Albert J. Murrish
Thomas Patterson
August Krakow
Portland
W. M. M Meret
Zeinse
Terin
Inke and
Poorin
State National Bank of
Raleigh NC
Toronto
Canada
Alfred
Tenry
Tex
Springfield
Whitney
George Washington
Bil 'Taylor
Virginia
China
Constantinople
Vistula
American Bible Society
Baltic
Zabludovsky
Aderick
New Zealand
Kikinda
Mozo Borray
Siberia
Raptopounos
Buseum
Athens
Experon
Frederick
Empress Victoria
Charlottenburg
Berlin
William
Caminha
Portugal
Federal Finances
United States Treasury
Gome
Bilger
Y.e.cees
Nationa Bank
D. Cy
Mayor Cote
Cereeee
Dasbarsing
National Bank Note
Carnot
Woalkirus
Chanel
Clayton Munnis
Healing
Jol Connans
Yeaver
Lancaster County
Houn
Wilkly
Pennsylvania
Scullyhill Valley Railroad
Bushone
Y Durnare
P Assenger
Conrad
Eatling Hospital
Letuvion Valley
Connard Find
Keasting
Inotice Capitol
Watto
AL Washington
Dayla
Rive -Suato
Ratley
SUN
Mery
Dany Seers
Ug Ag
Ghent Ate Factory
Westy - Settee
Westenin
Toad
Yorks
Samaly
Watertown
Wass
Cova
Chillicothe
J. A. Gillespro
Osha
Mulietnis
Tiburan
Sonora
Mexico
Atti
Tap
the Labor World
Hood
Apothecarius
Elysirus
Greenwich St.n
Northern Pacific
Minnesota
Alentana
Thane
Oresen
Mapa
Limbeer
Audigy
B. Lamborn
Blair
Iheumatia
A. Geellox
G. WW
Stony
Milton
Maas
Ratinos Co
Concord
N.D
Iood
C. 1
Hood & CO
Apothrcarias
Herbrand
Harirand
Fugtans B.C
ZecEn
Ces
Phila
Biewater Satory
Analomheinues
Mindy
Warner's
Mikers
Warner
Eli Fisher
Salem
Henry
Ming ‘Warner
Hest
The
New York Tribune
Jones
Union
Bartholdi
Bedloo
Pierce
Flora
Susan
Anna
Sarah
Dr. Pierce
Cora
Nerous
Anon
Plore
Lurkery
YNE & Son
T. A. Slocum
MLC
Piarl St
N.Y
Nia
Procter & Gamble
Cofort
Gs Bee
Huythermore
Boaubec Nutt
Midecripvone and & Outfita
Ss Centarachs
Baluw Ren
Oal
Howe
Sabres
Acca
I. George Stanson & CO
Lux
Macrz
Scott
San Francisco
W.L. Douglas
WE. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Te Douglas
Dougers
F. Hiscox
Cere
Chae Aes
Bae
Righr
Phyudia
al Genuine
Kilmer
Detquists
Dr. Krung & Co
Magbouton
S. Weta
Jersey City
Amaia
S. Wettig
Jerny City
Wattane
Chane T LL
KOO
Xist
Elsi
Ure Kane
von Ey
A.J
Rodway
Diva
Rica
Dreggtsts
Radway
Bilsto
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