Wounded Sailors Among North Dakota Fire Casualties
Aboard the North Dakota in the lower bay near Old Point Comfort a fuel oil fire killed three sailors and injured several others. A board of inquiry was named to investigate. Wounded men were removed to the hospital ship Solace for treatment.
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Morroe
Imno
Feadnaught North
Dakota
Old Point Art
North Dakota
Atlantic Ar
North 'Dakota
Tragic Chicago Auto Fire Kills Three In Slag Train Collision
Three people including two women, Miss Anna Baker and Mrs Lester, died in a mobile car fire after a slag train from Wisconsin Steel struck the vehicle on the tracks. The car burst into flames and the explosion afterward engulfed the scene as a slag-laden train halted.
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Dian
Mobile
Wisconsin
Misa Anna
Baker
Peter G
Lester
Patér Lister
Ke Steamer Burne K Word On Flanitoba River Passage
A fragment notes a steamer Burne and a K Word received on the steamer Flanitoba, with passenger boats plying the river and Lake Win. The text suggests a river and lake navigation context with vessels named in a historical setting.
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Burne. K
Flanitoba
Wieht
Lake Win
Weekend note roundup of prominent deaths and events
Edwin Waller a leading Chicago bar figure died at his summer home in Michigan. Mrs. John D Rockefeller seriously ill after a cold. Daniel Sheehan, Civil War veteran, released after four months in Alameda jail for forged check. companion confessed. Frank Tucker, Wisconsin official, found dead by his river, ruled suicide. Lord Kilmarnock wounded at Balmoral. Curtiss flies record over Lake Erie. Fairbanks to build Indianapolis home. Divide, Colorado train thwarted by bandit. bystander captured. Polley bic bribery case unfolds. Ostermann files against him. Oxygenated fish shipped to Germany from New York Aquarium. Cholera precautions renewed. Illinois coal strike nears Peoria contract settlement. Brooklyn boy nearly drowns in pipe. rescue succeed. Grand jury indicts Glass in Browne bribery case. Ostermann warning letter enters Chicago hearing.
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Edwin Waller
Chicago
Bar and
Cone
Corporation
Wequetensing
Mich
United States
Eugene Deba
John D. Rockefeller
Standard of
Rockefeller
Rocckefeller
Daniel Sheehan
Alameda
Cal
Frank T. Tucker
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Wis
Tucker
Belef
Lord Kilmarnock
King George's
Balmoral
Glenn H. Curtins
Euclid Beach
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Cedar Point
Charles 9 W Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Frank Stewart
Colorado Midland
Divide
Col. Stewart
Chitles
Stebting Martin
William 8. Worrest
Ellest
Lee O'Nall Growne
Lorimer
Kersten
Charles A. White
Clarence H. Polley
Qstermann Manufacturing Company
Ipoly Central’ Railroad
Polley
Bruggemeyer
Ostermann Manufacturing Company
Wirgola Central
New York Aquarium
Germany
New York
Bernice Vd. Henderson
Augustus Heinze
Rov
H. A. Handel
Brookline
Bishop Burgess
1Nols Central Raiiroad
Henry C. Ostermann
Edward C. Ritsher
Bigantlc
John R. Walsh
Fort Teavenworth
Peter Henry
Irat Reformed Church
Grovnville
N. J
Conani
J. A
Genoa
Italy
Kanen
Topeka
Curtis
Taft
New York Cotton Exchange
Eetablishing & New
Columbus
New York Census Counts and Notable 1900s Events
A wide slice of 20th century items notes New York census results and population figures, a Grover Cleveland executor tax dispute, Saratoga Futurity results, Glenn Curtiss setting a new aeroplane record, a Mount Pleasant bank closure, Vermillion missing, Readville trotting records, and a sensational Springfield telegram inquiry tied to Senator Lorimer. The report also mentions heavy rainfall in Bayannaba Georgia and police threats at the Iowa State fair grounds, plus bar association actions involving Jammer Watts and Joseph Choate.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
New Jersey
Schilling
Saratoga
Love
Glenn H. Curtisa
Lake
Edward
Hull
Peoria
Springfield
William Lorimer
Lee O'Neil Browns
Chicago
Charles A. White
Hall
Bayannab
Ong
Tobin
McGrath
Iowa State ” Fair
Dea Motheas
Joseph Nite
Angoctation
George W.charles
Jammer R. Watts
Joharges
Des Moines Carpenters Convention Opens With Packed Entertainment
The national carpenters convention in Des Moines runs Sept 19 to Oct 10 with heavy entertainment planned. Frank Duffy warns delegates may have little time for business as the program features parades, banquets, theater outings, and tours, plus multiple welcomes from city officials and unions.
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Des Moines
Sept
Frank Dury
Tichonopolly
Charg
Tacltus Hijlésey
Town Labor Bureau
W. van Duyn
A. L. Urick
M Editation of
Labor
Monaler
Lowery Hotel
To Auditorium
J. C. Walter
Orson Fifer
Grace Methodiat Episcopal Church
Frank Dulty
Ames
Agricultural College
Auditorum
Trades and Lebananomity
Thurstey
J. Maben
The
Star
Lyric
Tradea Counail
Mr. Ruben
Commercial Club
Coliseum
Barry
Leatina Marshalltown
Charles O. Narry
Walker
League
L. L. Reynolds
Little Sioux
Treagurer
A. T. Miner
Bussey
Outobar
Chintianooxa
W. C. Rock
New Albin
Q. P. le Colmpte
Corydon
Hany Koiser
Algin
O. Barry
W. N. Henderson
Story City
Keefe
Mandamin
D. L. Git
Eykader
Mise Minnla A
Phoenix
Ruthvon
Act
Iowa Labor Report Shows Rising Employment in 1906 07
Figures from State Labor Commissioner Van Duyn show 1,100 Iowa employers reported 140,007 workers in 1906 07 with 4t hG wage earners and 7 002 on salary. For 1908 09 reports from 142 employers show 75,864 workers, 66 927 wage earners and 8 027 employed. Average work days and salaries are given, plus wage distribution by gender and total wages paid over two years.
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Kes Moines
Towa
van Duyn
Juwa
Carrell
Empleton
Iowa
Qverige
Itu Wee
Hug Uveen
Wego Warnety
Iowa State News Highlights Local Accidents and Elections
Iowa reports multiple accidents and injuries across counties including a Willson runaway incident, a Davenport death visiting a son, and a Moscow freight knockdown. Officials publish thousands of corporate reports and a Cedar Rapids dynamite incident damages a residence. Buena Vista votes on a county hospital with construction slated next spring. A new interurban rail line enters Iowa City, while other local events include a fatal fire in Dubuque and a wave of civil and employment notices across the state.
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Henry Murphy
Willson
Jeppe Bobring
Doak
Davenport
Florence
D Ingister
GC. O. Udga
Newton
G. W. Jhokdin
OlLumya
Wandlo County
W. J. Kennedy
Amoe
Carisom
Moscow
Guy 3
Glitete
Cherokee
Buena Vieta County
Nevinvill
Creston
Warry Taylor
Gert van Chortck
Albin
Herbert Oxzwald
Oswald
Cedar Tapits
Myle Booster Clib
Storm Luke
Hhey
Sioux City
Turtiver Rand
Chila Villmer
Fhraerd
Mills County
Grendwood
Apayitaxy
Glenwood
Marsayes
Chileagy
Towa City Electric Railway
de Towa City
Nora Flynn
Marshall County
Antho
Reba
Daugh
P. W. Dina
Iowa
Auporlopg
Gheistian
Wertha
Cedar Rapids
Ito
Bla Center
Chelsea
Margaret Bent
John Bayogen
Clare
Geter
Henry Lohman
Jacob C. Maddix
Martha A. Pogo
Mrodarley P. Ruyskeil
An Baward
Miltigim
Winifred Sten W
Hoty
Dibugues
Dibugues McCoy, of Brooks, F. D. Oh Ames
Clyde N. Maughan
Buxiga
V. van, Winkle
Igh
Grove Jhiva Been
Bart van Chotgete
Anil
Obwald
Rovalvara
Aeatroy
Waterloo
Bent
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