Fire Devastates Rock Springs Coal Mine Number 4
Cheyenne reports Rock Springs Coal Mine Number 4 is ablaze with nine miles of underground workings and a five hundred car daily capacity. Union Pacific property valued at a million dollars. Explosions and evacuations followed, with at least one fatality among rescuers and twelve Chinamen rescued. All mine entrances sealed to contain the fire.
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Fire Destroys Mrs Bray’s Building on Railroad Avenue
Last Saturday at 8:30 p.m. a blaze gutted a wooden storefront on Railroad avenue owned by Mrs. M Bray and occupied by Creek and Holcomb. Firemen saved nearby structures including the Corinne hotel and Judge Holden’s home. The building, valued at 3000, carried 1000 insurance with North British. local agent B F White.
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Curious River Disappearance Observed by Scientists
A Victorian report notes rivers vanishing or concealing themselves under vegetation mats. Captain John Page cites the Upper Paraguay as lost for miles, with history of floating growths bringing animals to Buenos Aires. In New York, Ronkonkoma Lake on Long Island shows cyclical sinking and rising phases over a three year cycle, observed for over a century.
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