Explosions at Mine No 1 Kill Dozens in Cheyenne Camp
A double disaster at Union Pac Coal mine No 1 in Cheyenne leaves many workers dead or missing. Rescue efforts rush from Omaha as officials fear higher death toll. Fire and gas hinder surface rescuers while coffins arrive for anticipated casualties. The disaster follows a previous fatal blast at the same mine years ago.
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Cheyenne
Wye
Ite
Waky Aia
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Elite Coal Company
EL Huml
Uni
Weloele
Dom. Bis
Hagna
Omaha
Unie Prestie Railroad
Union Preste Coal Company
Briggs
Cuma
Ming
Tvs
Heruen
Nome
Trst
Union Pacl Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
T. W.grove
Toledo Hosts First Visiting Club at Home Park
Local Toledo squad of the American Association to open home grounds to the visiting club. Players reported for morning practice at Miami Athletic Club gym and will wear blue check uniforms on the road trip. Team roster includes Carag Ellwood and McKean, with owner Varnell and manager Tendricka overseeing preparations.
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Toledo
American Association
Adenehers
Viermel
Grand Island
Ong Wime Weele
Hamp
Donavin
Jack Rady
Tima
Tha Park
Varnell
Mare Floyars
Jack Hendsieks
Teal Club
Nares Inst
Uing
Iter
Clsliteen
Tin Mort Wayne
Elahteoretics
Shar
Tne Lie Hospitalty
Rieh
Chenew
Chenew Accivals Twelude |B. HR. Helistein, Short Stop; Willim Gorman
Ted McKean
Rd Ellwood
William Tellly
Harry Carag
Tori Willams
League Park
Toledo Squid of the Americas Association
Tha Miayni Sym Agli Bu
Sheeb
Tamnes Drayfus
Pittsburg
Fort Wagsno
Grand Rapids Club Optimistic On Season Outlook
A dispatch from an early season rally reports manager Lowe optimistic about Grand Rapids in the Central League. He vows April trainings, signed players, and aims to reclaim pennant honors as the team refines shortstop and infield positions amid a long trip from Fat Springs and meetings with Ownee Joh Arnold.
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Ragnager
Grand Rapids
Aveling
Joh Arnold
Lowe
Lyarch
Fat
Springs
Journal-Gazete
Strong Bungh at Dayton Roundup Headlines Local Ad Data
Fragmented OCR notes show a Dayton item mentioning a team, past and present contexts, and listings in a journal or gazette. The readable bits reference ads priced at ten cents per word and refer to a historical or nostalgic page segment.
Emperor William recalls objections to Dr Jayne Hill
Berlin March 29. Emperor William has expressed no refusal to receive Dr Jayne Hill as American ambassador, stating he will welcome him in Berlin now as he would have before. The German foreign office issued a statement denying any plan to recall approval of Hill’s appointment and says Tower has upheld a royal and honorable conduct throughout.
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Berlin
Wil Jin
Roosevelt
Jayne
Germany
Charlemagne Tower Haa
Rugeevalt
Hiri Ng
Hooneyalt
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Till
Garlin
Hill
Toosevelt
Baron von Sternberg
Washington
Ife
Yenics
Baron Jenisch
Her von Selssen
Tower
United States
Orineror
R Hill
Hohenzollern
Venice
Iim
Bill
Guy Clifford Powell
Tougle
Denfiuss
Guy Glistora Powell
Emperor William reverses stance on Hill appointment
Berlin reports indicate Emperor William II has recalled objections to David Jayne Hill’s nomination as American ambassador. Neither President Roosevelt nor Secretary Loch have received official notification, and the State Department and White House await confirmation before commenting. Secretary Root welcomes the possible change but awaits official word. He notes uncertainty about subsequent steps if the dispatch proves accurate. He was with the locals.
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Swashington
Maren
Berlin
Wwilljaya
David Jayne Hill
Roosevelt
State Department
Loch
Associated Press
William
Root
Mr. Hill
White House
Marksmen Muster Eight New Members for Inspection
On Saturday evening eight new members of Company D were mustered in ahead of an inspection by Lieut Gracie U S Army. The event included presentation of Sharpshooter Badges to members including GL Drleshude Seley Darlen Wwitttorit Rey Waring Neal Burton J J Girly George Shargr Peivin Brace and Delyt. Seven more recruits joined the company roster including John A Boeher Raymond D Drewert Charles W Ebore Judas A Kaiser Gerald G Afe Swaymes Samuel MM Taylor and Groves Huguenant. Next Sunday the company will practice shooting at its life range on the Ujule farm, the first time the unit has met there.
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Lidut
Grace
United States
Reypilam
Ned Chaptales Delun
Fertigeral
Fertigeral Atest Sharpshooters’ Badges. Cagielly
Drleshude
Set Kw
Seley
Darlen Wwitttorit
Rey Waring
Privata Neal
Burton
Tanut
J. J. Girly
Sergt
Burgeo
George Shargr Peivin Brace Delyt
John A. Boeher
Raymond D. Drewert
Chairles W. Ebore
Judas A. Kaiser
Qeralil G. Afe Swaymes
Samuel MM. Taylor
Groves Huguenant
Ujule
South Bend Ladies Day Features at Ball Park
Manager Grant urges strong turnout for ladies day at South Bend with promise of better play. Reports say the event will showcase skilled women players, while Grant emphasizes support to boost team momentum and attendance.
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Manger Grant
Sueinablindk
Afarager Grant
Custon
Towa
Mike Bromus
Mike
Jax
Momiun
Huntington Baseball Moves To Incorporation And Stock Sale
Huntington politicians and business figures outline plans to form a Huntington Baseball Association with a $1 060 contract, selling stock at 82 per share to fund a baseball park. Key organizers include Janos, Ge Selland, Dungan, Stragel, and Witla. Additional filings show several companies forming in Indiana, including a canning firm in Sunman and a planning mill in Cannelton, with local directors named and capital posted.
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Indianapolis
HuntIngton
Ihfeleinge
Huntington Laseball Association
Baseball Park
Elk Hearse
Ajradora
Robert Janos
Frank Ge Cselland
Harry Dungan
Martin Stragel
Carl Witla
Lafayette
Folinwa
Sunman Co-operative Canning Company
Saaman
Frank
Galbraith
Joseph M. Euchel
China Weiman
Jobe Schnel
George Wi. Trautman
Wiliam W. McMullen
Edward RB
Bebtener
Bomb blast in Union Square fuels socialist tensions
Seven men arrested after a Union Square bombing faced court today, six calling themselves Russians. One American held without bail as police probe ties to Mother Earth publisher and radical groups. The blast wounded Captain Miles O'Raily and his twenty-man squad, with survivors reported, while socialists denounced violence and blamed police for provoking riots.
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Sally Silverstein
Miles O'Railly
Bellevue Hospital
S. Yanassly
Gdlvor
Frol Arbeiter Stimme
Alexander Berkman
Alexander Havel
Mother Earth
Vabeiniist
Robert Hunter
Union Square
Tanadle
Pubila
Pwor
Degina Edge Beckons for Waite Sox Utility Job
Degina appears poised to win the Waite Sox utility position over Portell as Osteen shines in all departments. The report notes Osteen’s likely 10 doubles in fast play, while a stray remark suggests a cleaning tip about old items.
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Degina
Champ Osteen
Waite Sox
Portell
Osteen
Unemployed Rights Rally Sparks Debate in New York
A statement by Jaen Mantlonud outlines aims of a peaceful mass meeting for the unemployed and urges city and state leaders to provide work. He notes about 200000 unemployed in New York, many for months, facing starvation, while police actions in Union Square are debated and disputed.
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Jaen
New York
Uirea Mantha
Visery
Europe
New York City
Free Assembly
Ap Lt
Schmittberger
Union Square
Duke of Abruzzi Arrives at Turin in Transit
The Duke of Abruzzi arrived in Turin today and is staying at the ducal palace. He plans to depart for Rome tonight as he continues his journey.
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North Fonia
Uacken
Hag
Turin
Abrizei
Rome
South Waynes nip Hoosiers 8 to 7 in baseball clash
South Waynes defeated the Hoosiers by eight to seven in a tense game. Batter names Heteer Mines Carr Wet man Barnett noted. South Waynes set to face Broadeway next Sunday as Fort Wayne Ghrays announce reform and league ambitions with listed players planned for opening. A Journal-Gazette note adds want ads pricing at ten cents a word.
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Hoosiers
Batterior
Heteer and
Mines
Carr
Wetman
Barnett
Bruadewaye
Fort Warne
William
Ebinger
Lauterbers
Geary
John Xornick
P. A. Dellehelam
Wile
Bug
John Ehingen
Gorge Blaick
Mitchell
McKee
Tom Welch
Charter Corleway
Tener
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