Mine Disaster at Eccles WV Claims Hundreds of Lives
The Eccles West Virginia mine catastrophe at Nos 5 and 6 of the New River Collieries Company is reported to have killed around 210 workers. The tragedy leaves many widows and fatherless children, with rescue efforts continuing as flames and smoke engulf the shaft.
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Timely Topics: News, rumor, and weather tidbits mixed
The Cumberland Press cites varied items from Coxey to Huerta with political rumor and a mine accident report. Editorial notes joke about straw hats and a clean-up plea while predicting rain and noting summer storage of overcoats.
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Bloodhounds track escaped prisoner in West Virginia
West Virginia hounds chase the man who escaped from the state prison. The dog pursuit marks a rare success in locating the right fugitive. The report contrasts with other public matters and notes ongoing national concerns and food policy efforts.
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A Bit of Everything For The Press Readers
A collage of quips and cartoons from A Bit of Everything for The Press Readers includes jokes about Vernal Equinox sailors and action, tax tag days, flat living versus cabaret, marriage and gender humor, and social observations. The piece blends light satire with recurring themes on finances, home life, and manners.
Huerta’s Deceptive Tactics Strengthen His Hold
The analysis argues Huerta quickly exploits events since Vera Cruz to rally support. It cites his claims of American slaughter, foreign interference, and uprisings to unite Mexicans and deter opposition. The piece labels his peace plans as a ruse to mislead the public while showing resilience amid invasion.
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Seventieth Street Incident Inspires Odd Exchange
Fragmentary overheard tale recounts a woman on Seventy-second Street inviting a stranger to call Columbia for a new position. The girl’s sister reports the encounter and gossip spreads through family channels.
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Jewelry theft with rope and revolving door chase
A well dressed thief robs a Broadway jewelry store, smashing the display window and seizing rings, then escapes into a nearby office building. A policeman pursues, the thief blocks his path with a rope tied to a revolving door, and disappears onto Sixth Avenue.
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Two Horses for Sale Cheap to Glick Buyer
Sale notice listing two horses available for a low price to a buyer named Glick. Contact National Standard Ice Cream Co at 106 to 110 North Centre Street for details and inquiry.
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Ball Team Elects New Manager
Paul Schmutz who was elected manager of the Tri-State Business College Baseball Team left school, so Lucius P. Shepherd was elected to handle the business end for the coming season. The team seeks games with local school nines and amateur teams. All communications should be sent to the new manager.
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Tri-State Business College
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Norfolk and Western announces March coal tonnage rise
Charleston April 29 T D Hobart coal freight agent reports Norfolk and Western Railroad March 1914 tonnage 2 215 188 up from 1 898 888 in March 1943 an increase of 316 300 for the month and for the three months ending March 31.
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April 29 in History Highlights and Milestones
Highlights include 1804 Ohio courts debating US law binding, 1805 Bata vain Republic constitution change, 1813 Essex captures Montezuma and a Policy, 1849 Rome Republicans repelling French forces, 1854 Santa Anna’s squadron abandoning Acapulco blockade, 1884 Gordon appeals to world for relief, 1894 Coxey's Army reaches Washington, and 1910 coal miners return to work in Pennsylvania.
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Win $20 in Gold In Ren-ta Wash Clean Wrapper Contest
The Ren-ta Supply Co at No 16 Walsh Building announces a gold prize contest running until June 1 1914. Save wrappers or carton tops from Wash Clean 25c eight cakes per package and submit the largest total for a $20 gold prize. guarantee with money back if not as advertised.
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Walsh Building
Renata Supply Company
Jarbeau
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