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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1902

Page

10

Island City of St Pierre Destroyed by Mont Pelee Eruption

May 13 Fort de France Martinique 30 000 perished when Mont Pelee blast vaporized St Pierre in minutes ash rain and poisonous gases suffocated nearly all residents. survivors recount fiery cyclone and shipboard explosions while Fort de France surveys confirm the catastrophe and predict famine without aid.

Fort de France Martinique Mont Pelee Associated Press St. Pierre Guadaloupe Louis H. Ayme Ayme Mont Pelee Crater St. Thomas Barbadoes Moutet Roraima Stokes H. J. Ince Martinque le Precheur Co. C. Evans John G. Morris Mr. Evans Carbet Irrine Irvine Solent St. Vincent Kingston

House Passes Bill For Aid To Martinique Sufferers

The House approved a relief bill of 200000 dollars for Martinique calamity victims. It followed a Senate measure and president’s urging for 500000, with only Underwood opposing. The vote stood 196 to 9 after a brief debate.

Martinique Washington House West Indies Senate Heminway Underwood Ala

Mrs. Dimies T. S. Denison Elected President

Mrs. Denison of New York was chosen president of the Federation of Women’s Clubs on ballot. The nominating committee’s report was accepted in full, naming officers including first vice president Mrs. Burdette of California and second vice president Mrs. Fox of Michigan.

Denison Los Angeles Federation of Woman's Clubs Rebecca Lowe Georgia Dimies T. S. Denison New York Robert J. Burdette Caliifornia Emma Fox Michigan Louise Pappenheim South Carolina Emma van Vechten Iowa

Queen Regent Steps Out in Spain After 1644 Years

Madrid reports the queen regent sorrowfully leaves ministers and passes royal duties to her son. She withdraws the pen conferring the Golden Fleece on the Duke of Cumberland and ends her regency though she remains official until the king's oath on May 17.

Madrid Spain Duke of Cumberland

Disaster at Sheraden yards kills many in naphtha fire

A massive explosion and fire at Panhandle railroad Sheraden yards near Pittsburg traps a crowd and burns about 200 people. At least 20 deaths and 600000 dollars in property loss are reported as trains carrying naphtha burst into flames and ignite near Cork's Run.

Pittsburg Sheraden Panhandle David Smith Albert McKean John Swan H. RF. Smithley Charles Hertig J. E. Hanna J. J. Wallace James Callahan Albert Verry Julia Hansen Frank Matthew Moreland Cork Esplenborough Seymour Hotels Collins House Seymour Mont Pelee

Hayti Revolt Sparks Three-Party Struggle For Presidency

Three parties in Port au Prince claim arms to decide Haiti’s next president after President Sam’s resignation. General Leconte has military backing, General Vilbrin is favored by the retiring president, and General Saint-Foix Colin commands local support as tensions rise. In Idaho Lewiston a doctor and a 19 year old woman died by morphine injection in a reported double tragedy.

Port Au Prince Sam Leconte Vilbrin Saint-Foix Colin

Ford Brothers Fall in Deadly New York Shooting

Paul Leicester Ford, a novelist, was shot and killed by his brother Malcolm Webster Ford, a writer and athlete, who then killed himself. The double tragedy happened at the newly built mansion at 37 East Seventy seventh street in New York.

Ford New York Paul Leicester Ford Malcolm Webster Ford Paul Ford East Seventy-seventh Street

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