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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
3
Mince Explosion Kills Many At Palos Mine Near Birmingham
A terrible Palos coal mine explosion near Birmingham entombs hundreds of white workers. Rescue attempts fade as the blaze and cave‑ins hinder access. Red Cross aid mobilizes for widows and orphans at Mulga amid grief after the April 21 Madea disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palos Mines
Birmingham
Nowe Coadomine
Palos
Ala
P Alos
Palas Coal and Coke Company
Birminghian
Hoss
Red Cross
Mulga
Flop
Hicknell
National Red Cross
Washington
Earthquake Ruins Cartago and San Jose in Central America
A powerful quake devastates Cartago Costa Rica and damages San Jose leaving hundreds dead and many wounded. Buildings collapse including a justice palace, and foreign figures like Andrew Carnegie are noted. casualties include the wife and child of a Guatemalan official. Panicked, relief efforts begin as aftershocks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central American
San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
Cartago
Costa Rica
San Jose
Cartage
Palace of Justice
Andrew Carnegie
Dr. Bocanegra
Central American Arbitration Court
Nieweagua
San Jia del Sur
Cyr Tune
Cartagzo
Traza
Andrew Cornecie
Cariase
Freight wages rise rejected. era of labor strife grows
The railroads offer a one cent hourly wage increase is rejected by freight handlers amid broad labor unrest. Reports recall strikes by nine hundred iron workers disrupting Chicago projects while broader political tensions rise across the United States including tariff disputes, protests, and international visits.
Trade and Industry Items From Brookings to Iowa
A Brookings County owner reports a calf or lamb with four limbs weighing twenty two pounds. U S food animals declined six million since 1961 while consumers rose twelve million. A Minneapolis woman shows a double yolk six ounce egg. St Pauline plans yards at Aberdeen to handle three thousand five hundred hogs daily. An Iowa Holstein owned by O J Olson yielded four hundred pounds butter fat by March first after freshening June thirteenth, then averaged thirty two quarts daily for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Minton
Brookings County
South Dakota
United States
Th Bigelow
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast
St. Pauline
Aberdeen
Iowa
O. J. Olson
Dunbar
Maine Shipwreck Remains To Be Raised For Burial At Arlington
After twelve years the wreck of the Maine in Havana harbor will be raised and the bodies recovered will be interred in Arlington National Cemetery. The removal and burial were approved by both houses, aimed at solving the explosion mystery that sparked the Spanish-American War. The exact cause remains debated between Spanish accounts and Cuban rebel theories, with hull examination expected to reveal whether a mine caused the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
National Cemetery
Arlington
AMI
House
Senate
Maine
New Tariff Imports Grow Eight Months Increases to 33 Percent
Government bulletin shows imports under the new tariff rising in eight months from Aug 1, 1909 to March 31, 1910. Manufactures material up 33 percent, finished manufactures 26 percent, and foodstuffs 3 percent compared with the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistics
Orrville Man Driven Insane by Halley's Comet Fear
Fred Bowers of Orrville Ohio has become convinced the earth will be destroyed by fire on May 17 when Halley’s comet tail hits. He was arrested on an insanity charge after refusing to pay for groceries claiming the world’s end made payment needless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bowers
Orrville
Ohio
Bowers
Bribery Charge Shakes Illinois Politics Over Lorimer Vote
Representative Charles A White testifies before the state prosecuting office in Chicago claiming he received 1000 dollars for a Lorimer Senate vote. He alleges a slush fund raised 900 dollars and votes bought at 1000 to 2000 dollars. Lorimer denies wrongdoing while Browne questions motives and Wilson denies payment knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lorimer
United States
Ilinois
Wayman
Chicago
Charles A. White
St. Clair County
White
Lorimer
Lee O'Neil Browne
Robert E. Wilson
Plan to Raise Freight Rates Across Western Rail Lines
Western freight tariffs show sharp increases to be filed with the Interstate Commission to take effect June 1. Wool shipments from Minneapolis to New York would rise from 54 to 64 cents per hundred pounds, about 20 percent, with Boston higher. a 12 percent rise applies to hogs moving between Minneapolis St Paul and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cummins
Western
Atlaantic
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Hague
Theodore Roosevelt
James A. Patton
House of Lords
Briand
Paris
Western Railroads
Atlantic Seaboard
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Boston
Chicago
Western Freight Association
Boy Fights Off Posse Ends in Suicide at Hackensack River
Clarence Woods a 19 year old clerk at Title Guaranty and Trust in Manhattan killed himself in a Rutherford New Jersey boathouse after a militia and 70 armed citizens tried to capture him. He had attacked Anna Kip 17 who refused marriage. He wounded Deputy Sheriff Smith and refused surrender as Company M of the Third Regiment fired a volley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Woods
Guaranty and Trust Company of
Manhattan
Hackensack River
Rutherford
N. J
Woods
Anna Kip
Smith
Third Regiment
Hackensack
Clergy Leader Brown switches to Episcopal ministry
Rev F I Brown pastor of First Methodist Church New Haven Conn will enter the Episcopal ministry. He supports church unification. Prohibitionists win in Massachusetts as Legislature moves a bill restricting bottled liquor sales by licensed merchants. U S government sues in Cheyenne Wyo to recover title to coal and iron lands in Bi Mountain district valued at 5 million dollars. Receivers appointed in Concord N H by Judge Edgar Aldrich at the United States Court for the New England Investment Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry
Ind
Wickersham
New York
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Copenhagen
King's Palace
Taft
F. I. Brown
First Methodist Church of
New Haven, Conn
Massachusetts
United States
Cheyenne
Wya
Bi Mountain District
Concord
N. H
Edgar ‘Aldrich
New England Investment Company
Taft Arrives in St Louis Met by Governor Hadley and Wilson
President Taft arrives in St Louis and is greeted by Governor Hadley and Secretary Wilson. He visits the St Louis Club, attends a farmers' rally, and watches opening baseball games before dinner and a return to Washington. In Cincinnati, a May festival opens with a statue dedication for Theodore Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Theodore Thomas
Cincinnati
Wilson
Kaiser
President
City
Hadley
St. Louis
Business Men's League
James Wilson
H. S. Hadley
Commercial Club
Farmers’ Convention
Southern Hotel
National League Baseball Park
S. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
National Farmers’ Union
Chicago
Handel
Thomas
Liberty
Woman Falls Into Trance After Dictating Life Story
Mrs Bert Skirl of Signal Ohio wife of a farmer has slept in a trance for days after dictating her life story to a stenographer as she vowed to sleep and not awaken Physicians are baffled by the case in Columbiana County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Skirl
Signal
Columbiana County
Ohio
Cincinnati Mother Ends Life After Play With Baby
Mrs Ida May Crockett of Cincinnati killed herself with a revolver after playing with her infant. She reached under a pillow, fired, then rolled from the bed and died while the child laughed. She had suffered from melancholia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida May Crockett
Cincinnati
Poisoning Bride Death Leads to Arrests in Kansas
Louis W. Patterton and Emma A. Allen his foster mother were arrested in Arkansas City Kansas on a warrant charging them with causing the death by poison of Frances Kimmel Patterton wife of G W Patterton a bride of a few months who died suddenly last January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acousne
Louis W. Patterton
Emma A. Allen
Arkansas City
Kan
Frances Kimmel-Patterton
G. W. Patterton
Pittsburg Carriage Collision Claims One Life
While returning from an amateur ball game in Pittsburg Frank Benzer aged 42 was brushed from a crowded car and died ten minutes later. Two others were injured and rushed to hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Frank Benzer
Ino Hospital
Ruth Bryan Leavitt Married in Secret Lincoln Ceremony
Lieut Reginald Owen and Ruth Bryan Leavitt wed at Fairview Lincoln Nebraska with secrecy maintained and all wedding details withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
Reginald Owen
Ruth Bryan
Leavitt
Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
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