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20 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1910
Page
1
For good reliable silverware visit us and see the 1885 R Wallace pattern that resists wear and is guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction. N M Brumbaugh advertises safes for sale.
Ten killed and about 120 injured when Pintsch gas lighting exploded at New York Central power station on Lexington Avenue and Fifty Street. A trolley car was hurled from tracks and surrounding windows shattered. cause under investigation as gas from steel tanks leaked after a crash.
A gas explosion near a broken pipe on Lexington Avenue caused a powerful blast. The blast toppled a northbound trolley, injured police officer Francis Kelley and many pedestrians, and buried a beam across the street. The incident damaged Power Station property and wallowed into Chief Duffy’s headquarters with losses over one million dollars.
In Gary Indiana police and the auto patrol escorted fifty Chicago union fathers and steamfitters to Union station under Capt Gustave Newman to take craft jobs from workers who refuse to strike. The two factional groups of the electrical union sparked violence including one murder and several shootings and slugging incidents.
Bart Brown of Gum Log Georgia was sewn into a mule carcass by pranksters while traveling home. He woke bound and cried out as companions cut him free hours after the mule Old Humpback, the castrullied animal, died. Brown survived the frightful ordeal with only shock and cold.
The Grand Pacific liner Prince George from Victoria ran aground at the Vancouver harbor entrance in dense fog, striking a rock opposite Prospect Point. The tide rose soon after, leaving the vessel stranded and feared to topple as low tide approached. All 30 or 60 passengers aboard were reported unharmed.
George P Rowell advertised selling real estate surety bonds and various insurances. The listing highlights his wide range of services and positions him as a one stop shop for property and risk management needs.
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