Fragmented Late 1800s News Clippings Across U S
A garbled 1900s newspaper page reports a mix of deaths, political moves, court actions, robberies, mine rescues, and rail matters. Highlights include tributes to Sir Clinton Daw, Archishop Turi, a Connecticut senator’s death, juror summons in wagon-mak deaths, a Robbery at Farmer and Buck store, Roanoke steamer sightings, and federal and state political shifts amid Decembers across cities. References to Depew, Campbell-Bannerman, and Chaffee anchor a broad national picture.
Tariff and lumber import duties discussed in Washington
In Washington December speculation centers on boosting duties on American rough lumber imported from Canada to mirror U S rates on Canadian lumber. Charles M Pepper of the Commerce and Labor Department just returned from the Northwest with news of planned steps to enforce duties and ensure anti dumping provisions apply to shipments from Washington and Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles M. Pepper
Department of Coomeroe and Labor
Northwest
Eays & Muremen
Canada
United States
Wa Bington
Fire breaks through at St Lawrence mine complex
After sixteen years under restraint, fire broke through the cracks at the Amalga Copper Company St. Lawrence mine level. Two miners fled the mine while the Monontaloview mine and adjoining property were evacuated. Mines in the St. Lawrence complex also sent workers to the surface for safety.
Roosevelt's Captain Is Dead
New York telegram reports Woodbury Kane a clanman and society leader who also captained Roosevelt's regiment has died. He had married the divorced wife of Danean Elliott in a notable alliance.
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Elk River
Mion
B. D. Crawford
Heine Dusche
Eusterner
New York
Woodbury Kane
Roosevelt
Iedea
Danean Elliott
Sultan Accepts General Macedo Acknowledgments
The Sultan, in Constantinople, with minor reservations, has agreed to the powers demands for the government administration of Macedonia. The decision comes amid ongoing negotiations in the Ottoman capital dated December 5.
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Constantinople
Macedocla
Mine Explosion Strikes Wyoming Coal Mine Kills Twenty One
Rescue teams struggle to reach victims after a blast at the Mine No 1 of the Kemverer Con and Coke Company in Diamondville Wyoming. Twenty one miners are dead with one missing as fires burn and smoke fills the shaft. Most victims are Americans. five bodies recovered quickly and identified as Eng ine workers from England.
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Diamondville
Wyb
Lee
Kewmverer Con and Coke Company
Nugland
Recene
Debrie
Logan
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Hell
Reg Ong
Jes
Oan
Clinton Dawape
J. BP. Morgan
Turi
Veruand
Pouse
John Williams
York
Depew
Hk. P. Doome
Francisco
Arend
Defiance
Roanoke
Kansas City
Todey
Wabington
O'clork
Wannon
Williams
Wmippl
Salt Lake, Dec. i
D. Stabbs
Heice
Stabbe
Sth
Paiosuke
Senate
House
Pratt
Connecticut
Franklin Lane
San Francisco
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fifer
Illinois
Cheyenne
Wyo
Viamondville
London
Balfour
Edward
Halfour
Campbell-Bannerman
Berlin
Warsaw
Kurekinmik
Saratoff
Kmerson
Novgorod
Greene and
Kaarkelf
Spokane
Wash
Grey Mercantile Co
Rockford
Etra
Salt Lake
Oregon
Board of Direstore
G. M. Bock
GU. F. Downe
J. N. Hyge
Gould
Union Pacific
Floe
Pendleton, Or
Dee 4
Toyd
Redner
Pendleton
Chicago
Ellie
Walla Wails
Seattle
Gailty
Wes
Juondon
Henry Campbell-Hannerman
Campbell-Bannermee
Duke of Devonshire
Union
Hannerman
Chamberlain
Campbell Bannerman
Woodburn, Or
Case
Crawford
McCall
Perkins
Chauncey
Depew's
The
Equitable Today
Ossining
N.Y
Albert I. Patrick
Bere Goder
Dex
the Mutual
McCurdy
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Hearst
Frank Warnum
Jobn Kopf
Dee
Californian
A. R. Chaffee
Army
Mra. Chaffee
California
General Chaffee
New London
Washington. Lee
Tonewend
Commission
Sreed
le Previe
Aleo
Hoc Ao Coucte
Railreeda
Wyoming
Edison Phonograph
Edison Phonographs
American Disc Records
Hull
Red Cross Drug Store
Tolmie
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