Five Miners Reported Killed In Milne Explosion
Report from Potwai states twenty or more men entombed after a blast at the Milne mine three miles from Bho ilt. The explosion killed five men immediately and dozens more are feared buried as timber work failed and fire spread. Rescue efforts struggle to reach the burning shaft with hundreds of workers and local crowds arriving. A prior incident at the same mine earlier this year had two men killed. The governor was informed by Warden Cleghorn after convict George Miller, involved in a separate barber shop incident, was shot by Guard McPherson during an altercation.
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Tamereaux
Miller
Thayle
UN Rites
Pels
Miler
Tia Grunt
van Gohyen
Millie
McPherson
Mille
Curtis
Kansae
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Anpreme Court
Christine
George Crone
Coluubia
Hoy
Burnes
Oklahoma
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Re.enue
Territorial University
George 8
Greeny
Wihito
North Star
Cael McReite
Raccoon Station
Panhandle Road
Shute Eavene
James W. Allen
St. Louin Corporation
Vogdes
Mien
Bean
Monlay
Wyoming
Leon
Pesbngo
Green Bay City
Alanio Bidwell
Fort Scott
Kan
General West
Atlantia
United States
McAlester
J. T. Gow
Adolph Webber
Btfood
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Convict attacks guards with razor in Canon City prison
A Friday or Monday incident at Canon City state penitentiary left three guards wounded and one seriously hurt after a convict used a razor. Guards K. B. Van Gohren and Fr. Patrick sustained injuries described as severe, while other guard injuries were comparatively light. The attack prompted emergency medical attention and raises questions about prison security.
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Canon City
van Gohren
Perpatrick
Death of General Girohas Uewth Stirs Cuban Reactions
News from Santiago reports General Girohas Uewth’s death prompts half-mast flags on government buildings in gratitude from Cubans and even opponents. Carlos Garcia sails to the United States to retrieve his father’s remains aboard the Ward Line steamer Santiago. A US cruiser salute for Frank A. Van derlip triggers hopeful cheers amid misread promotion news for General Leonard Wood.
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Girohas Uewth
Leonard Wood
Garcia
Carlos Garcia
United ‘States
Ward Line
Culbang
United States
Chrokwnati
Frank A. Vanderlip
United States Treasury
Mob Threatens Lynching and Murder Plot Reported in Missouri
An incoherent dispatch describes a mob in Liberty and nearby areas planning and attempting a hanging. Ernest Cievenger and others were targeted at the Clevenger school house, with police involvement and a brutal death witnessed by bystanders. The scene shifts to Missouri City and Platte County officials being alerted as fear spreads. A separate note mentions a German embassy dinner for M Delcasse amid Franco German rapprochement talk. In Foster a man named Roman was killed by a train, his body torn apart and scattered along the tracks.
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Sheril Hyner
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Weaver
Jake
Platte County
Clay County
Indiana
Foster, Mo
Roman
Here
Fragmented World News Bulletin From a Damaged Page
A garbled 19th century style dispatch covers a postponed reception for Admiral Sedley at the Windsor Hotel New York travel and political notes. It mentions a Kansan representative Curtis visit, a Christine deal delay, a nearby valley flooding, and a theft escape. Reports also note a pardon attempt, a governor appointment, a deadly rail accident near North Star Pennsylvania, and a steamship sinking off Peshtigo with lime cargo.
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