Thirteen Men Die in Central City Mine Flood
In Central City Colorado twenty nine miners worked in Sleepy Hollow Americus and Fiske mines when flood water and gas rushed in from an adjoining abandoned mine. Thirteen men perished and several were rescued above the break with deaths expected to lie beneath water for weeks.
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Colo
Nazzarino Marao?a
William Prisk
William Thomas
O. Browse
Thomas Williams
Tomas Calbis
J. Harris
Steve Vallero
J. Perks
Martin Racona
Gregory
Bob ‘Tail
Fiske
Sleepy Hollow
Americus
Flske
Americas
District Attorney Reports Wyoming Killing as Murder
The Wyoming district attorney calls the July 18 killing of Indian Tanega an atrocious cold blooded murder carried out by Constable Manning and deputies to prevent rights guaranteed by treaty. He notes no federal statute for punishment and that U S prosecution would be futile before a commissioner. A separate Irish convention call sets Sept 24 26 in Chicago for Irish movement delegates. Searle begins Chicago New York bicycle record attempt at 4 40 am in Cariaco with crowd observing.
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Ing
Tavega
Washington
Department of Justice
United States District Attorney
Bannock
Manning
United States
Department
Chicago
Carcaco
New Irish Movement
Ills
The
Ireland
Searle
Cariaco
H. P. Searle
Washington Boulevard
Halstead Street
New York
Morton H. Bentley
Ohio
Letter Carriers Parade Attracts 5000 In Philadelphia
Five thousand letter carriers lined up for the Labor Day parade and convention in Philadelphia. Postmaster General Wilson attended with city officials, Marine Band led the parade, and a banquet and reception followed at Hotel Bellevue and the Academy of Music. Key issues include tenure and salary bills, pensions, and transport pay, with Buffalo and Grand Rapids contending for the 18% convention.
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Philadelphia
Pintaperonia
Wilson
Warfield
Baltimore
Marine Band
American League
Carr
Pattison
Dayton
New York
Hesing
Chicago
Hotel Bellevue
Jones
C. C. Cowden
Cleveland
Letter Carriers National Association
Sullivan
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Grand Rapid
Oldest city theater burns in Burrawo ruinous loss
Burrawo reports the Academy of Music, the oldest playhouse in town, destroyed by fire. Loss to building $75,000 and contents around $250,000, with heavy mortgage and inadequate insurance. The 40 year storehouse of dramatic history may not be rebuilt. owners Henry Meech and sons faced substantial financial impact.
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Burrawo
Academy of Music
Academy
Henry Meech
John H
Henry L. Meech
Train Wreck Near Six Miles West Spoils Coal Cars
A Pennsylvania Railroad freight wreck occurred six miles west of town when a broken axle caused twenty coal and bridge iron cars to topple across the tracks. Brakeman E. W. Franks was killed, crushed beneath the wreckage, as debris stretched over 100 yards. Also note Labour Day observances in Toronto with 4000 workers marching and officials speaking.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
E. W. Franks
National druggists convene in Denver after eastbound train arrival
About 125 wholesale druggists arrived in Denver from the east on a Burlington rail line today for the start of their 22nd national convention. Sessions will run all week as the meeting opens this evening. Meanwhile in Kentucky a violent incident ends with a man shot and killed after being taken from jail. a mob mask is found nearby.
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Denver
Burlington Road
Quipful historical clippings on politics and society
A mosaic of late 19th century newspaper quips and editorial snippets from the Boston Globe Washington Post Albany Argus Syracuse Post Cincinnati Tribune Philadelphia Press and Chicago Times Herald referencing Blue Monday Blue Sunday dogless BAUS Casey at the Bat national anthem illicit stills farming advice contempt of court and medical diploma laws.
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New York
Boston Globe
Washington Post
Mario
Albany Argus
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Syracuse Post
Cialy
Cincinnati Tribune
Aman
Louisville Courier-Journal
Philadelphia Press
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Russell Sage
Laidlaw
Morton
Pedic Society
Chicago Times-Herald
Model of the Moment Paris Fashion Roundup
In Paris alpacas in gray beige white and black appear on outfits. Blue imperial serge suits feature Eton jackets with tabbed fronts and large bishop sleeves. Black alpaca mohair skirts, trimmed gowns from Europe, and Dresden challies in French styles define the season.
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Paris
Europe
Dresden
Cartoonish City Quips Stir Reactions Across Metros
A mosaic of sharp dismissals and wry jokes from papers in Dallas Kansas City Cleveland New York Davenport and St Louis about Chicago politics transport taxation and a proposed name change The items cite aldermen streetcars directories and diamond wealth to lampoon urban life and governance in Chicago and other cities.
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Denver
Chicago
Dallas News
Kansas City Journal
New York
Cleveland Plain_Dealer
New York Press
Davenport
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Our Girls Biggest
The brief, playful note from the Galveston News contrasts an old woman with a new one noting the new woman’s rustle and the old woman’s bustle in a lighthearted quip from the Salt Lake Tribune.
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Galveston News
Salt Lake Tribune
Motive Witness Ahead in Durrant Lamont Case San Francisco
Clarence Wolfe testifies he and Theodore Durrant discussed April 2 motive to lure Blanche Lamont into the sanctuary, claiming he would rob her honor. Prosecution calls the witness as strongest proof, with Wolfe already trusted by Durrant and integrated in his daily life. Dillon Tribune notes discounted public doubt about the accused being a good friend.
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San Francisco
Durrant
Clarence Wolfe
Blanche Lamont
Theodore Durrant
Wolfe
Durriant
Mer Wolfe
Ife
Lees
Local blanks for legal forms sold at Tnrpunz office
Blank legal and location forms, including Quartz location blanks and Placer location blanks, are kept on sale at the Tnrpunz office in Dillon.
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T'nrpunz
Dillon
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