Forty Bodies Recovered After West Virginia Mine Explosion
Charleston March 6 A deadly explosion in the Red Ashe mine of the Mew River region trapped over 100 workers. The mine, with a capacity of 175, was at work with about 100 men at the time. Rescue teams battled gas and debris as authorities investigated the cause, with many bodies already removed and more feared remaining underground. The accident drew widespread grieving in the town near the Chesapinky and Ohio line.
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Charleston
W. Va
Mew
Red Ashe
Queuriel
Relia
Mira
Nambwey
Mace Miles Abve Thormond
Ohio
Oniag
J. Fret Etluger
Staunton
Che Viines
Whitaker Trial Opens Amid Horror of Burns and Murders
Frankfort March 6 The trial of Whitaker began amid a burning scene as details of the alleged crimes were recounted. Witnesses described bodies severely burned or mangled and the court heard testimony regarding the fatal events near the mouth of the river.
Prevty Mining Towd. Va March 6
Miners describe a new mining town near Towed, Virginia as a thriving, rapidly growing place with a public library, churches, and improved facilities. A landslide, mine dangers, and recent accidents are noted amid the town’s expansion toward the Thurmond district and proximity to New River.
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Pomary
Thurmond
Been
Homas
Dinates
Tregedins
Povshoalas
West Wirmhiln
Vellantley
Mary Foun
Charleston
Tarzan Whitaker Arrest Trial Notes Messy Prose Inquiry
The fragment describes an assay examination of Tarzan Whitaker with Goebel as the official, mentioning Col B G Campbell of New York, and witnesses connected to Whitaker’s arrest including detectives. The defense is noted to cross examine the witnesses, though the text is fragmented and unclear about outcomes.
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Tarzan Whitaker
Goebel
Col B. G. Campbell
New York
Whitaker
Admiral Watson Relieved Opened for Health
Washington reports Admiral Watson relieved due to delicate health. Rear Admiral Remy to command Asiatic Squadron from Manila. Detachment via Suez to Europe expected. possible summer visit to Paris exposition. Captain Wilde to join station, Remy assumes duties, Watson departs for shore duties.
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Washington
Visison
Realch
Helms
Wanafer
Jamie
Suez
Europe
Geore C. Remy
Povienonth
Ynad
Garcend
Waren
Aviatie Alién
Wilde
Wie
Gre_ Uie
Aadmiral ‘Wetson
Admiral Wat
Remy
Cavite
Local notes on residents and meetings in Edgerton and Woodbury
Fragmentary local update reports residents Ed White and Gregg in the area, mentions of a meeting at Edgerton and a Little City of Woodbury event. Indicates someone has a job and recent moves within the vicinity. Details are unclear due to damaged text but names and places point to community notices.
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Murray
Devin
AL OW
Gregg
Edgerton
Woodbury
Hay
Fragmented OCR Draft on Democratic Nominations and Protests
The text appears to be a garbled OCR draft discussing Democratic nomination dynamics, Republican responses, and protests with references to Washington DC. It mentions Layabhen Anulted love, visa arrangements, and various unsure names, suggesting a muddled political item with unclear dates or events.
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Fiukul
Itu
Feesh
Timuue
United Democraiy Party
Waskiglen Iy
Bel Spring
Talia
Denies He Shot Gorbed In New York Paper Claim
A New York paper claimed Col Janek Chia killed William Goenuel by accident while tying a wale but the statement is contested. Witnesses say no shot occurred in the statehouse yard and no pistols were drawn. Debate continues over who planned the act and whether suspects will be arrested, with a jury to meet in April in Frankfort.
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Col
Janek Chia
Wis
Meteor County
Tonever
Tayge
Frankfort
al Eho Cat Indy Indiates
Grafting on White Skin Report From Hospital
An account from a hospital describes a pioneering grafting procedure on severely burned skin. Eighteen patients, all colored, underwent surgical treatment using fresh skin and antiseptic care. Early reports note hopeful regrowth, with questions about pigment return and the appearance of new skin while doctors monitor progress.
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Talanapgelis
Mavel G
Jules
Prinien
Smith
Maysville area notes on burials and services
Reichelderfer and family visit from niwerp. William Hemrick buried at Scipio cemetery. post mortem ordered due to illegal burial without permit. Revival services begin at U. Bo church with L. C. Zin Linerman officiating. Funeral for Julius Stapleton held in Ellentown. interment at Hene. Revival meeting at Vead Spring. large crowd attends from nearby areas.
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Reichelderfer
Niwerp
Mie
Tuscona
Juhia Stapleton
Telen Towneup
Eharch Staway
L. C. Zin Linerman
Hene
U. Bo Cchurch
Vead Spring
Ipin
Call to Columbus Man Stricken With Illness
E Willsnr of west Wash street is seriously ill after a stroke from Columbus Co. Mrs Ered Zullais of RG West Way street is gravely ill with influenza grip.
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E. Willsnr
West Wash
St Cehumbus
Will
Alco
Ered Zullais
RG West Way Street
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