Panorama of the World Cridersville Tragedy In Town Hall
Two men Walter Cook of Wes Cairo aged 30 and C H Cappell of Marietta aged 50 were found dead in Cridersville Ohio town hall from asphyxiation after being allowed to sleep there and sealing rooms causing gas to collect. Gasoline and naphtha prices rose by one cent per gallon under Standard Oil with varied rates for varnish makers naphtha deodorized red crown gasoline and 86 degrees gasoline.
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Walter Cook
Wes Cairo
C. H. Cappell
Marietta
Cridersville
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Gasoline Fire Destroys Ford Building on Michigan Avenue
An explosion of gasoline in a tank behind the first floor of the Ford Motor Car Company building at 14116 Michigan Avenue Chicago caused a two story brick structure to burn, destroying numerous automobiles. Loss estimated at $100000.
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Ford Motor Car Company
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Three Firemen Killed in Rail Yard Accident
Three volunteer firefighters were killed and four injured while battling a blaze on the Meadowlawn line at White Plains. The disaster occurred when a section of track was destroyed, endangering responders and destroying property. Authorities investigate probable cause and identify the victims and injured.
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Cherny
Whitefins
West Virginia Mine Explosion Kills Dozens
In Thomas at Davin Coal Coke Company mine No 2c the third blast in two weeks likely killed twenty five to thirty miners. Rescue teams searched the shaft as authorities investigated the disaster and its cause.
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West Virginia
Davin Coal Coke Company
Thomas
Robbery at Indiana postoffice and coal train wreck report
A postoffice in Indiana was robbed of 700 dollars from deposits by Trialian employees and 600 dollars in stamps. A coal train wreck near Des Moines resulted in six miners killed and twelve or more injured. A severe cold wave hits the West and Northwest with Howard Wisconsin recording fifty degrees below zero. Mrs Jacob Gallinger wife of Senator Gallinger dies suddenly in a Washington theatre.
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Davinuia Postatthee
Ind
Tralian
Itdy
Winera
Northwestern Railway
Corporation Hruits
Des Moines
Iowa
Witter
Howard
Wis
Senator Gallinger
Jacob H. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Washington
Progress of Thaw Trial in Stanford White Murder Case
The Thaw murder trial opened in New York with State evidence presented to the jury. Garvan urged a fair, lawful process and recounted the Madison Square Garden shooting scene and the altercation at the restaurant, detailing the moments leading to White’s death.
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New York
Harry i. Thaw
Stanford White
Madison Square Roof Garden
Tean
Istani
Garvan
Garvi
Fnvors
Psy
AD White
Madison Square Road
Garvan Folhaa
Renee Ainda Selreohinite
Tatter
Cote Martin
Ater Root Coufea
Deelitvad
Saa Iwitts
Han
Sapaire Raun
Stanford Whit Sail
Walker
Yoshirbedd
Mehdi
Stary Sorel White
Mr. White
White
Unclear OCR. electric line to Treasury and Chicago Univ noted
Fragmentary text mentions an electric line to Washington Treasury and Chicago University as a receiving depot for Standard Gil notes, with garbled references to local figures and a skating fad. The passage is difficult to parse but hints at infrastructure and financial notes.
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Chicago University
Fatalities Among American Industrial Workers Highlighted
A New York City driven push to record all deaths and injuries in industry. Josiah Strong cites Civil War casualty comparisons to underscore rising industrial deaths. Dr Adler critiques wealth accumulation and notes institutional efforts to study and improve worker safety.
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America
Troy
New York City
Toob
Department of Health
Josiah Strong
Ehstitute of Social Service
Spain
Aine Ieab Museum of Natural Ffisters
Anerican Bnetinite of
Social Service
Parpas
Stadsine
Pruthentia
Senate Approves Key Diplomatic and Fortifications Bills
The Senate passed the diplomatic and consular and fortifications appropriation bills, with totals of 3 and 2,041,706 dollars respectively. House action covered increased New York appraisal fees and a St. Augustine land conveyance, while debate over Jamestown exposition loan stalled. The agricultural bill dominated the session with seed distribution restoration and police on salaries, and Reed Smoot’s seat was debated for February vote.
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Senate
Beveridge
Curtis
Kansas
Burton
House
New York
St. Augustine
Fla
Littruer
Committee On Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry
FESO
Reed Smoot
Utah
Colorado River
Panama
Isthmian Canal Commission
Carter
Montana
Weyburn
Iolaho
Tneterior
A. S. Landis
Indiana
Howned
Georgia
Fortifications Bill Sent to Senate with Post Office Quarters Requests
The fortifications appropriation bill was reported to the Senate by Senator Dorking. The Postmaster General asks two grants of 10000 dollars each for temporary post office quarters at Peoria and South Wend Tod during new building work.
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Senate
Sacuckey
Tien Hill
Soto O’elock
Willian Uf Finck
New York
House
Gormiun
Marsh
William Ji. Finck
National Capital
Dorking
Peoria
South Wend
Tod
Bew
Lawmakers Fault Lobbying Practices at Indiana Session
The Indiana House opened with criticism of lobbying on the chamber floor. Speaker notes that only members and state officials may be in the chamber on the floor, and urges action to curb outside access. The chair says staffers and invited friends should not be in the house gallery. despite rules, some lobbyists remain present.
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Lobtylath
Sphonker
Ungh
House
Donant
Safeguard Children: House Bill Limits Youth Work Hours
Representative Kleckner of Cass county introduces a bill restricting work for children under sixteen and youths under eighteen. It bans long hours in hotels theaters bowling alleys and messenger services and forbids underage girls from cigars tobacco or other risky employments. A Madison county sponsor targets immoral venues with penalties for illegal supervision of minors in winerooms and similar sites.
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American Federation of Tabor
Kleckner
Cass County
Lestauraats
McCullough
Madison County
Senates Passes Gannard Liquor License Measure
The Senate approves Senator Gannard’s bill to amend Section 12 of the 1745 General Assembly act regulating intoxicating liquors. It licenses sales and targets proprietors of unlicensed resorts. Anti-Saloon League backs the measure, claiming it will curb blind tigers in towns and cities.
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Antte Satoon Learne
Senate
Gannard
Senate Ly Ao
General Assembly
West
Anny
Anti Saloon League
Indiana Legislature Session Highlights And Debates
The session featured debates on Park Board jurisdiction and salaries, a proposed shift of powers, and bills from Senator Belzer on express train fares. The Senate amended the fare bill to ban certain ticket practices and require railroads to carry two pounds of fruit without extra charge. A proposed Indiana University medical school in Indianapolis failed in the House, while a tree protection bill passed with minimal opposition. Nancy Hanks Lincoln's grave site was noted in Lincoln City.
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Serite
Welock Pridis
Toon
Specul Ory der
Gorman
Marsland
Masini
SEO
SPD
St Louis
Mississippi
Chieigo
St. Tenis
Clark
Missouri
Hlinois
Einitiey
Clinois
Crumpeicker Obidan
Madden
Piinois
Direct
Ilinois
Shackelford
Chandler
Miesiscipa
Deanisy
Aed
Faeur
Alaska
Neue
Chinen
Pest
Wits
Impor
Daillingstey
Dndiantpolis
Office of State Fish
Nancy Hanks
Lincoln
Lincoln City
Spencer Coaney
Cleoreniaiius
Senate
Belzer
Saniters
Mand
Bens Niubrogeh
Thomas
Kor
Padversity
Bie Weeta
Bilh
Tndiana University
Padianapolis
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Missouri House
Indianapolis Sun
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