Miners Shot by State Police in Mount Carmel Clash
Telegraphic report describes a Mount Carmel Pennsylvania collision after mining suspended. State constabulary fire on striking miners injuring about twenty, with three likely to die, as foreigners attack police and stones fly amid southern coal field unrest. Montana freight wreck near Reid leaves nine believed dead. lumber cars burn and several unnamed workers and tramps missing.
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Mount Carme
New State Constabulary
Montana
Reid
Mont
Fingineer
J. D. Sterne
Edo Juelette
G. A. Murphy
Garber
Miners Riot at Paint Creek Mines Near Windber
Miners from union and non union camps clash at Paint Creek mines near Windber Pennsylvania. A week earlier deputies fired on a mob and now two men lie dying in Windber hospital, another is fatally stabbed and several others are seriously hurt. Seven men are in custody for inciting to riot.
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Martin
Paint Creek Mines
Windber
Missing Lima man Theodore Crayton sought by editor
Theodore B Crayton, last heard of in Lima, vanished about twenty eight years ago. His brother William Crayton, living in Lima, asks readers to inform the editor of any information on Theodore Crayton’s whereabouts.
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Theodore B
Crayton
Lima
Obie
Ttis
Theodore 8
Filipino Pu lajanes Engaged in Samar Valley Clashes
A Manila dispatch reports detachments of federal troops scouting the Gardidara valley on Samar island clashing with bands of Pu lajanes. Several pursuers were killed and their supplies destroyed. No casualties among Ure troops.
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Americate Ki
Manila
Gardidara Valley
Samar
Mags Poltjanes
Woman 100 Years Old Ends Life in Pennsylvania Room
Mrs Mary McWoittrick of Uniontown Pa reportedly celebrated her 18th birthday and then took her own life by cutting her throat with a small knife kept in her room. Family says her mind had been deranged for weeks, though a suicide was not expected.
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Ol &Ides
Mary McWoittrick
Uninntown
Three Children Die in West Virginia Fire Disaster
Three children were burned to death in a Presbyterian mission fire at Lawrence County, West Virginia. The school reportedly housed boarders and day pupils. Sisters named Perry and Mewitus survived. investigators suspect the blaze started from a lamp.
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Lawrences
Raledels Con.ty
W.va
Bath
Perry Ahek
Peel
Mewitus
Frome
Two Men Killed by Westbound Interurban Car
Two men riding in a buggy were killed instantly when struck by a westbound interurban car traveling from Millkie to Anderson just west of Chesterfield at a private crossing. The victims were reportedly asleep in the buggy at the time of the collision.
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Disang Ran Mnk Rowe Vor Patenu
Millkcie
Anderson
Chesterfield
Bud
Two Men Killed as Cupola Explodes at Illinois Steel Plant
An explosion in a cupola at the Illinois Steel Company plant in South Chicago killed two laborers and injured five others. All victims were workers at the plant.
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Tlinois Steel Company
South
Chicago
Two Pairs of Twins Born Within Eleven Months
Mrs. John Disston of Ground View Ib has given birth to a second pair of twins in eleven months and all four children are living. A separate dispatch from Lublin reports the murder of Lieutenant Colonel Puyol, chief of the Chelm gendarmerie, with the assassin at large. A $100,000 fire destroyed the Evansville Glass Works bottle blowing plant in Evansville, Indiana, causing a heavy loss.
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John Disston
Ground View
Poland
Lublin
Russian Poland
Puyol
Chelm
Evansville
Ind
Evansville Glass Works
Reconstruction Dawn After San Francisco Earthquake
A San Francisco correspondent reports debris removal underway as survivors camp in streets and parks. Gangs clear sites for new buildings while officials contend with incomplete death tallies and missing identifications amid a vast postquake calamity.
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San Francisco
Sherman
Golden Gate Park
Presidio
Fort Mason
Revised Details Of Loss In San Francisco
A San Francisco disaster report details extensive destruction from the earthquake. Estimates of dead range from hundreds to nearly three hundred in notable districts and buildings. recoveries continue as officials assess casualties and damaged structures.
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San Francisco
Fire Devastates San Francisco Mutual Life Building
Fire destroys the Mutual Life Insurance Company’s San Francisco building at Savsome and California streets. About 12,000 policyholders face potential $50,000,000 in losses as records are wiped out and New York laws limit coverage for quake damages.
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San Francisco
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Savsome
California
New York
Fire Insura
New York City
New York State
Congress Debates Indian Budget as Senate and House Work Hours
The Senate spent most days this week debating the Indian appropriation bill while the House passed a coastwise law extension to 1909 with little session time. Major topics included rail rate debates, Mare Island navy yard funding, and rural delivery issues, with several pension and appropriation bills advancing.
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Senate
House
United States
Philippines
Tillman
San Francisco
Candler
Miss
Dawson
Iowa
Mare Island Navy Yard
Committee On Appropriations
Rock River
Rock County
Ilinois
Spooner
Bailey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Slepburn
Boutell
Sulzer
XN. Y
Simms
Tenn
Clapp
Wiliams
Washington
Departments of State
Williams
Moss CU
Mb ‘Tilhoan
Chor
Arkasas
Mondaiy
Mare Ishind Bavy Yard
Congress
Torace Porter
Jean Paul Jones
Gen. Porter
Annapolis
Congressional
Tearst
San Francisco Tive
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