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Newspaper

Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1884

Page

3

Terrible mine explosion at Crested Butte traps sixty seven men

The Colorado Coal and Iron mine at Crested Butte experienced a fierce blast at eight in the morning. Fifty six workers remain unaccounted for and are feared dead. Rescue efforts are ongoing as officials note the mine’s dangerous ventilation and the barricaded entrance. Names of fifty five missing miners are listed. one rescued man is badly burned.

Dexver the Times Gunnison Colorado Coal and Iron Company Crested Buttes Gunsison City Chamber No. 1 John Angtes Henry Anderson John Williams M. T. Stewart John Martin Thomas Rogers James O'Neil Jacob Lanx John Anderson James Walsh Peter Baker William Davidson Richard James David Hughes P. McManus W. T. Kang John Creelman John Helar Thomas Williams John Shane Patrick Barrett John McGregor John Myers F. W. Smith G. B. McHalen William Marony Nick Probst Thomas Laffey John Prince James Driscoll James Coughlin Henry Stewart B. Heffron L. P Cameron Lo Dever John McNeil

Cousin of Gladstone Dies in Franklin

James Bryden, cousin of British Prime Minister Gladstone, died in Franklin on Monday and will be buried Wednesday afternoon.

Gladstone Franklin James Bryden

General Grants Stance On Mexican Treaty

General Grant defends his position on the pending Mexican reciprocity treaty. In a letter to the Washington Evening Star dated January 22, 1884, Grant rejects insinuations that he and Senator Romero have private business interests tied to the treaty. He asserts no pecuniary stake in Mexican rail or steamship ventures and emphasizes a goal of strengthening U.S.-Mexico relations and developing shared commerce. Romero corroborates Grants lack of personal gain and notes their joint efforts to advance Mexico-U.S. ties without private profit. Separately, Cernelioag Van Schaack, a Riverside Sanitarium inmate, died after a fall near Willoughby. his skull was crushed and arms broken, with officials treating it as a probable accident.

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