Deadly cyclone crosses Azof enacting mass destruction
A St. Louis dispatch reports a cyclone from the Sea of Azov devastates Nogaisk and Marinopole, killing about 1,000 and sinking fishing boats. American tourists patron on the coast feared lost. telegraph lines and port activity show wide ruin along Berdinsky, Turneisk, and Achaey areas.
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St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
St. Petersburg
Sea of Azof
Odessa
Crimea
Sebastopol
Balakaya
Strait of Kertch
Berdiansk
Tomrink
Lake of the Black Cococks
Nogaisk
Marinopole
Dolga
Berdinsk
Azof
Turneisk
Achaey
Temerink
Seyaraliye
Washington Mine Horror Thirty-Seven Die in Franklin Colliery Near Seattle
A gas explosion at the Franklin mine near SmarTLy Washington on Friday afternoon trapped sixty-two miners and killed thirty-seven. The mine owner is Oregon Improvement Company and the mine is noted for producing the best coal in Washington. Bodies of the deceased were recovered and the list includes workers from various nationalities. the article notes about half the miners were Black workers brought from the East to replace strikers.
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Seattle
Smartly
Wash
Breast
Franklin
Ep Maxwell
R. W. Jones
John Frantilu
Joe Dawson
H. R. Rozents
Joun X
Irvine
Joe Cassel
James Gibson
Eowamp Jonxson
Andy Exgdahl
Andy Greer
Joan W. Puen
Joe L. Boss'k
Ike Clements
Pete
Jacob Olsen
Evan HuGues
Rocco Tetti
D. D. Jones
A. J. JonEs
W. P. Jones
Oregon Improvement Company
Washington
Unmarried Man Demands Immediate Betrothal In Circular Tale
A New York World excerpt depicts a impulsive suitor pressing for marriage as a long engagement is debated. The Detroit Tribune notes the scene where a woman hesitates then answers with a shaded reply as she prepares to leave.
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Detroit Tribune
From Bonbons to Boarders in Fredericksburg
A Kansas City Times quip contrasts a girl’s life stages with a Virginian memoir by General Dabney H. Maury about an old Fredericksburg widow who, pressed by need, took in boarders. When food ran short she served mush and urged grace, faith, or acceptance as the only option.
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Dabney H. Maury
Fredericksburg
Nancy
Bride Sweeps Aisle In Public And At Home
A New York Herald piece contrasts the wedding day joy with later domestic life. The husband recalls his bride’s impressive aisle sweep, then laments the ordinary way she cleans the house, feeling diminished by the contrast.
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New York Herald
Hottest summer claims spark humorous quips
A youth claims the summer is the hottest ever, sparking boasts from the oldest inhabitant. The column then shifts to an ad for furniture polish from N. M. White and N. A. Stiles in Dillon Montana, and a note about job printing services at the Tribune office.
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New York Press
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Saving Us
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Paris
New York City
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St. Buite
Nh Ify
Dillon National Bank
Bannack Street
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J. C. Orem
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