Dreadful Coal Mine Disaster Reported in Utah Town
A Utah mine explosion at Schofield killed about 200 workers with many injured. Rescue efforts continue as 130 bodies have already been recovered. Supervisors Sharp and Welby traveled to the scene by special train to aid relief and determine the death toll.
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Schofield
Rio Grande Western Railroad
Colton
Sharp
Pleasant Valley Coal Company
Welby
Railroad Company
Houghton
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Upper Peninsula
North Shore
Canadian
Blowing Up of Shag Rock Strikes San Francisco Bay
The Shag Rock explosion displaced 8800 cubic yards of rock using nine tons of nitroglycerin and killed thousands of fish. The blast caused little bay shore damage though the shock was felt in the city.
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Durbin Chosen Governor as Indiana Republican Delegates Duel
At the Indiana Republican State convention in Indianapolis seven ballots selected W. T. Durbin of Anderson as governor amid a tight race with J. L. Griffiths. The party also elected L. P. Newby for lieutenant governor after a swing vote. other officers were nominated by acclamation including Remy for reporter of the Supreme Court and Connor as State Statistician.
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James Mount
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E. G. Hogate
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Delaware County
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Republican Platform Declares Principles at Indiana Convention
The Indiana Republican convention at Indianapolis adopts resolutions proclaiming principles. It criticizes the current athletic administration, praises national progress, and pledges support for the Republican party and leaders. The platform highlights unity between North and South and notes endorsements of national legislation and public credit gains.
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Congress Debates War Powers and National Security Measures
The report outlines legislative action on military authority and civil support, detailing votes on continued military oversight, appropriations, and regulatory controls. It references figures like Foraker, Chandler, and McComas, and discusses policy shifts affecting defense spending and governance.
Admiral Dewey in Chicago for Manila Bay anniversary parade
Admiral George Dewey arrived in Chicago to observe the second anniversary of the Manila Bay victory. A vast crowd greeted him as he toured the city, met officials, and attended a reception and lakefront illumination. The following day he rode at the head of a grand parade through streets filled with banners and bands.
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George Dewey
New York
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Death Record of the War Casualties in The Philippines
A War Department summary compares American troop losses in the Philippines with British losses in South Africa. From July 1 1898 to April 27 1900 American deaths total 2 256, with 2 187 men and 69 officers killed or died of wounds or disease.
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European and global civic notes from early era
Belgium hosts five automobile clubs with a total membership around forty. Coal shortages in Gerigny threaten Iron and steel industries. Dead Sea steamboat traffic begins with the first boat in August. A Paris syndicate seeks permission to run steam carriages on streets. Berlin papers discuss a second Pan American Congress with mixed views. Lord Kinnaird urges US support for non exhibition displays at Paris expo. The German Agriculturists League reports 200000 members, up 17000 from last year.
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House of Lords
Lord Kinnaird
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League of German Agriculturists
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