Fire Devastates Cripple Creek Amid Mortality and Blasts
Cripple Creek endures a second major blaze with one killed and near twenty injured. A towering fire swept the mining camp after two deadly explosions as crews attempted to blow up buildings. Insurance losses soar, with Saturday's $156,000 figure eclipsed by yesterday's tally, while walls burned and townsfolk scrambled to aid the wounded.
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Cripple Creek
Frank Angel
Portland
Bessie Kelley
Gaya
Chicago
George Griffith
George Youngatron
Georgetown
A. K. Hinkley
George Layden
E. EB. Bradway
Nebraska City
C. Ragsdale
Washington
Ind
Skall
H.B
Oriway
May
Charles McCann
J. W., Creiger
Aspen
T. E. Geurber
Kanassa City
J. W. Lynch
Loveland
Colo
C. Staten
John E. Hose
Larry Maroney
E H. Smith
Dickenson
Carpenter
Lew Cochrane
John Evans
Chris Coffmer
Freman Sever Jured
Tom Sewell
Denys
Work of incendiaries sparks hotel fire inquiry
May 1 fire at the hotel caused $8,000 in damages and led to suspicions of arson. Moynahan testified about contacting the Underwriters association and the insurance commissioner's office. Cripple Creek requested aid as thousands were left homeless, prompting the delivery of tents, bedding, and supplies from Denver and coordinated relief by Chamber of Commerce leaders.
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Chanoel
Mdgif Ahdneoon
Walpole
Moynahan
Steele
Chamber of Commerce
Cripple Creek
State Armory
W. A. Hoover
Jackson
Denver
Prosecution closes its case in Pearl Bryan murder trial
In Newport Kentucky the prosecution announced completion of its case in the Pearl Bryan murder trial. Defense plans about forty five witnesses and twenty five depositions, with arguments to extend into next week. Witnesses described include Mrs Seithers and Dot Legner relating to the unfrequented road and the victim’s valise handling. Colonel Phil Deitsch’s testimony faced numerous rulings, with much excluded as inadmissible.
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Newront
Commonwealth
Pearl Bryan
Kentucky
Crawford
Dot Legner
John W. Legner
Scott
JacksonJef Pearl Bryan
Jackson
Phil Deitsch
Cincinnati Police
Walling
Caldwell
Deitach
Teller Declares Stand If Republicans Endorse Gold Standard
In Waskinetos on April 80 two speeches by Teller and Sharman represented opposing financial elements. The Ohio senator Teller announced he would vote as he spoke and would not hesitate from the party if endorsed the Gold Standard.
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Teller
Sharman
Ohio
Teiler
Illinois Democrats Name Tanner for Governor and Northcott for Lieutenant Governor
Springfield April 30. Illinois Democrats meet at the state fair grounds in a large Dome building crowd to nominate John K Tanner for governor and W A Northcott for lieutenant governor and adjourn to 9 am. The convention plans to decide the delegates at large instructed to support a national candidate at St Louis. The administration hopes for McKinley support while most delegates still show free silver leanings.
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Robbins
Northcott
Michigan
Springfield
Isis
Illineis
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W. A. Northcott
St. Louis
McKinley
Tllinois
Tanner
Hopking
Nomines
Buck” McCarthy
Chicago
Wm. Webb
Webb
Buck
Tanner's Tremendous Majority and State Platform
Illinois Republicans issue a money plank opposing depreciated currency and endorsing honest money with limited silver use to parity with gold. The state central committee members are listed with Chicago, Aurora, Rockford and other cities named. Delegates at large planned for St. Louis convention include Littler, Fifer, Nixon, and Patterson with alternates Pepper Ellsworth and Jeral sah.
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Ailver
T. M. Jamieson
Charles Denesen
E. J. Menecetea
J. E. Bidwell
Adam Wolf
W. T. Ball
James Pease
Chicago
J. C
Pattison for Pennsylvanians Democrats Indorse Him
Allentown April 80 Democrats of Pennsylvania unanimously indorsed Robert Emory Pattison for the presidential nomination at Chicago. The state convention chose sixty four delegates and backed Harrity with the unit rule. The party shows harmony and belief Pattison could boost the fall campaign.
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Robert Emory Pattison
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Pattison
William F. Harrity
Harrity
Nebraskan Democratic convention opens with Cleveland portrait
A Nebraska Democratic convention held in Liscoy features chairman Euclid Martin calling the session to order as a large portrait of President Cleveland is paraded to the stage. The platform backs currency value by bullion, opposes free coinage, and supports retirement of wartime loans while exiting banking. Vermont Republicans back McKinley and gold standard. The G A R encampment at Croasz Raprips reports pension policy critique and Armenia, with General Josiah Given named department commander. Bill Taylor recounts evading bloodhounds after a viral Meeks murder chase near Carrollton. The Pullman marriage of Miss Florence Pallman to Mr. Lowdon is noted in Chicago society pages.
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Great Dome
Jamieson
State Central Committee
M. B. Madden
Chicago
Usus
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Joer
Ailver
Elliott G. Stevenson
Thomas A. KE. Weatlock
R. R. Blacker
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Liscoy
Administration Democrats
Euclid Martin
Cleveland
Martin
Nebraska
Thomas Jefferson
United States
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Montpelier
Croasz Raprips
Thompson
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Administration
Olney
Armenia
Cubs
Josish
Marshalltown
Evening Post Letter List Uncalled Advertisements Remain
A column notes that several advertised items are uncalled for at the office. Names include B 7 Box 2 Carrie Helstein 2 D 4 Furnished Rooms H L J3 J D T Mrs Z Cc B Partner 3 R 3 E 1 W J 3.
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Lafayette Street
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Berry Street
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