Four Miners Die in West Virginia Coal Mine Blast
Charred explosion report from Charssvintam, West Virginia notes four miners killed and several injured after a blast at seven in the morning. Fire followed, still burning. victims listed as Meather 30 Connellsville, Dougherty 35 Bridgeport, Gains 85 Clarksburg, Welsh 23 Clarksburg, with Welsh’s body recovered burned.
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Charssvintam
W. Va
Ocsanding
Aretes
Meather
Connellsville
Wim. Dougherty
Bridgeport
Nathan Gains
Clarksburg
Chas. Welsh
Welsh
Drugs and Wines Discussed by the Learned Men
The Pharmaceutical association met amid a lively scene with many pill makers in attendance. Members debated wine quality by scent and taste tests, while officers for the coming year were elected, including W. Buntin as president and G. Allen as treasurer. The gathering featured remarks from Squire Alford and Habib, and noted social dining after proceedings.
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The
Pharmaceutical Association
Muscatel
Ebhardt
tuga@ist
W. ©. Buntie
Terre Maute
G. G. Allen
Indianapolis
W. Meisner
Laporte
Executiva Homanties
J. N. Hurty
HM. Carter
A. J. Detzer
Matt Wayne
W. C. Buntin
Fe All Stand
Covington Burning Endangers City Fire Rages May 7
Covington Ky May 7 a major blaze raged through the city’s business district threatening widespread destruction. Dorham Co s tobacc o warehouse and several adjoining structures were damaged. aid from nearby cities was requested as officials assessed losses and ordered evacuations where necessary.
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Covington
Covineton
Dorham & Co
Tobasco
Dalton's Head and Foot Store Hat and Shoe Offer
Dalton offers hats and shoes at Bates House. Dalton, Hatter and Shoer, promotes selection and value for customers seeking headwear and footwear.
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Dalton’s Head and Foot Store
Dalton
Bates House
Bankrupt cloak sale at the New York Stor Be It Ever So Bumble
A distressed sale is listed at the New York store with the unusual phrase Be It Ever So Bumble. The notice urges readers to explore home related bargains and a reference to Read The Suyn's real estate columns for prominent bar gin offerings.
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New York Stor
Suyn
Fine Bargin
Dead white infant found in basket near public school No. 15
Mrs Caldwell discovers a fully developed white male child corpse wrapped in a market basket in a buck hole beside W Market St near public school No. 15. Coroner suspects abortion-related death. evidence includes undergarment fragments and facial contusions. unidentified white woman named Mrs Gaylor seen nearby. Local investigation continues as investigators seek motive and suspect.
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Girton
Farketst
Manker
Boy 13 Ends Life In Ark Rifle Suicide
May 7 report from Buntox Arkansas states John Swanson aged 13 died by suicide Wednesday using a rifle to end his life. Police and coroner are investigating circumstances of the tragedy in the small community.
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Buntox
Ark
John Swanson
Cincinnati Sports Roundup Sparks with Various Wins and News
Sublivan sails for Australia on June 24. An inquiry asks if Cincinnati has an association team. The Marien gun club hosts a shooting tournament. Builder and Purdue play at Y M C A park Saturday. Buffalo beat Rochester but cold snow delayed a game with Boston and Cleveland. Pogarly is very ill and may miss the season. Tenny may start for Brooklyn with a $400 bet. Schiebel beat Nicholson in pool. Tom Britton marries Pearl Jackson of Lexington. Pete Nolan of Cincinnati seeks a match with Slavin. Cincinnati pride noted alongside Cleveland. A Cincinnati coupon offers a season front seat. Mike Kelly receives a horse and buggy with gifts. Lexington races results listed. Dalton completes his English Channel swim by midnight Wednesday. Nashville winners listed with times. Association and league baseball scores show Boston, Cincinnati, Colubus, St. Louis, Washington, Louisville, Baltimore, and Chicago results.
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Sublivan
Australia
Cincinnati
Marien Gun Club
Builer
Purdue
Y. M. GC. A. Park
Buffalo-Rochester
Boston
Cleveland
Pogarly
Lis
Tenny
Brooklyn
Tim
Schiebel
Nicholson
Tom Britton
Pearl Jackson
Lexington
Mike Kelly
Tan King
Camilla
Grorwan
Gray Goosa
Dalton
English
Nashville
Jay Jay
Bureh
Brandolette
Sara Palmer
Nettie Kent
The
Association
Murphy
Maddock
Kelty
Kilrey
Colchbus
Athletics
Cross
Worhing
Donohoe
Easton
St. Louis
Washington
McQuire
Bakely
Boyle
McGill
LouisviNe
Baltimore
Robinson
McMahon
Ryan
Doran
Pittsburg
Mullane
Tfarrington
King and Mack
Chicago
Hutchinson and Kittridge
Griabe
Zimmer
Philadelphia
Thornton
Schultz and Clements
Hemming
Daily
New York
Nichols and Bennett
Welch
Buckley
G’ Rourke
New York Era Rain Cover Costs Vast Sum
A report notes 4 260 000 dollars required to cover New York era from rain while the Associated Press stock company contemplates a capital of 3 000 dollars. Paris saw a 3 000 000 frost deemed an ice cold bluff on fruit and flowers. Henry R Gillespie left 7 000 dollars to start a business at age. A New Jersey milkman sleeps five days amid unclear cause and possible poisoning.
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New York
New York Associated Press
Paris
Henry R. Gillespie
New Jersey
Votes to be cast by nine on Monday for mayoral ballot
The Sun urges immediate voting with a nine o clock Monday morning deadline for the mayoral ballot. Sullivan leads with Wallace second while Catterson and Trusler vie for third. results from Thursday show listed candidates and vote tallies. An additional notice explains how to submit ballots and track daily counts. A separate item announces an auction of season tickets for the May Music Festival at the Commercial club with advance sale details and seat selection.
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Sullivan
Wallace
Catterson
Trusler
TL. Sullivan
Jno. Coburn
T. Cottrell
J. AL Mgan
Ee. Berry
Ben Wranklin
HL F. Fetber
J.C. Mang Veces
Moninger
R. Agit
W. Wells
Daniel Grubbs
Wd. Reeves
Tar Sun
Trepublican
TH Sun
PHE Sun
Ceacon
Bis Four
Art association selects shattered tinker's tale painting
The Art association weighed three paintings J G G Browne the latest song St John Harper An opera wish and Chester Loomis Christopher Sly valued at 750 dollars. They chose the broken tinker's scene from Turning of the Shrew. Additional items cover theater contracts editorials Michigan education women's professors abolitionists and Lincoln interviews ending with China mittings New York Stove.
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Boushe
The
Art Association
J. GG. Browne
Treqtent
St. John Harper
Corretty
Chlester Loomis
Christopher Sly
Remarkable Preservation in a Gremnizwn Cemetery Vault
Eight to ten bodies lie in Charles Girton's old Greeplawn cemetery vault with startling preservation after decades. Old soldiers, widows, and others remain recognizable in pine, iron, and glass coffins, some wearing intact garments as neighbors pass. The public can view the vault on Sunday from 2 to 3 p m.
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Girton
Charles Girton
Greeplawn
Switzer
Wright
Dirs
A. G Bryant
Ehough
Mr. Saul
Fran
Lyna Wallach
Edward Elliott
Nogush
Shoreham Hotel Roof Fails Again in May Accident
The Shoreham in Washington reports another incident at the Morton hotel. No injuries occurred, but inspectors confirm prior findings that the building floors suffer from dry rot requiring replacement throughout the structure.
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Washington
Shoreham
Morton
Government telegraph on conference invitation
The telegraph message states the president cannot give a definite answer now but will decide closer to Indianapolis about attending the national conference of charities. The note is from I. M. Ranadate, in charge of the presidential party, conveying the president’s sincere thanks for the invitation.
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Ths
National Conference of Charities
Indianapolis
ML Ranadate
Fire wipes out Philadelphia slaughter house blaze
Philadelphia May 7 Fire early Thursday morning destroyed the slaughter house and meat store of George Althouse burning 25 shops and causing losses of 380000 Six two story houses were also burned Charles Miller a butcher asleep in Althouse s establishment perished in the flames
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Philadelphia
George Althouse
Charles Miller
Althouse
Collision disrupts elevated train service in Mayday incident
Seared the Passengers reports a May 7 collision on the elevated railway with air brakes failing in a closely following train. A panic erupted aboard the lead car but no injuries occurred and both trains sustained only light damage.
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New York
Murder at Metz Barracks Ends in Brutal Slaying
In Paris on May 7 news reports Col. Parger was murdered at the Garrison barracks in Metz. His body found Thursday with a hammer wound to the head and throat cut by a razor. Robbery suspected. no clue to killers.
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Paris
Col. Parger
Metz
Health official rules out leprosy scare in New York
Dr Edson of the health department announced on Thursday morning that the alleged case causing alarm in New York is not leprosy after all. The clarification comes amid public concern and brief investigations by city health authorities.
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New Laugh
Nw York
Edson
Health Department
Moraine
French torpedo boat sinks after collision off Cherbourg
Paris May 7 reports a French torpedo boat collided with a cruiser near Cherbourg on Thursday and sank almost immediately. All crew were saved. Also noted is a strange case of blindness in Sprisgeield, with Wn. McClen elany an aged former nerve analyst claiming partial recovery.
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Paris
Cherbourg
Sprisgeield
McClenelany
New Orleans Grand Jury Report on Lynching Mafias
The New Orleans grand jury failed to indict Mafia lynchers, a finding praised by some as justice for foreign elements and condemned by Italians in New York. The report notes several victims were naturalized or potential citizens, shaping diplomatic reactions with Italian officials.
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New Orleans
Newsooner
Cubes
New York
Aiser Barsotti
Propresso
Kidnapped US Marshal Carried by Chilean Steamer Itata
May 7 report from San Diego says United States deputy marshal Spencer was taken aboard the Itata as the Chilean steamer lifted anchor and sailed toward Sanement while armed guards occupied the deck. The vessel’s crew is listed at about 10 though larger numbers suspected. the captain claimed a security action in harbor as the Itata departed northward.
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San Dieco
Cal
United States
Marshal Spencer
Robert
Minnie
Sanement
Crooked Gunfire Kills Child and Wife Beater in Cresco
May 7 reports recount Policeman Hugh Barnes fatally shooting his 12 year old daughter Ida after a state of apparent temporary insanity. In separate dispatches a mill fire in Winona destroys Scurothe and Ahrens plant, total loss about 100000, half insured. A New York man, Charles J. Dixon, deemed insane at Bellevue Hospital, aims to collect 35 million from Jay Gould for Christ followers or commit harm.
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Cresco
Hugh Barnes
Ida
Thuirsday
Winona
Minn
Scurothe & Ahrens Mill Company
New York
Charles J. Dixon
Colorado
Jay Gould
Order of Christ's Followers
Bellevue Hospital
A Blessed Relic Report from Cardinal Faschereau
La Semaine Religiense notes Cardinal Faschereau received from the bishop of Carcassonne a relic of La Bonne Sainte Anne. The relic is shaped as a bone from the hand of Mary’s mother. Odd investment remarks follow with a brief dividend note and local chatter.
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Faschereau
Carcassone
la Bonne Ste. Anne
Rome in terror as anarchists threaten Vatican stockpiles
May 7 in Rome the city lies in fear over anarchist disturbances and political upheaval. Officials report widespread business shutdowns and mass lay-offs as rumors of revolt circulate. The Vatican and religious bodies have stocked provisions for a possible siege, amid fears of further violence and unrest in the coming days.
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Holy City
Vatican
Rom
Anarchista
Srizpi
Badini
Aserica
Jata
Percapantalo Magazine
Ybhgious
Vast Lumber Yard Fire Ravages Long Island City
A Thursday update reports seven acres of lumber yards burning, starting at Doncaster's iron foundry and spreading to the Long Island City district. Loss tops $1,000,000 with multiple structures, a freight depot, and several buildings consumed. An unidentified watcher drowned in Newton Creek and Fireman Patrick McDermott suffered severe burns during rescue efforts.
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Long Islaxy City
L. 1
Doncaster
Long Teland Roady
Newton Creek
Patrick McDermott
John Carter & Bro
Brooklyn
Long Island City
Papal Encyclical Decries Socialism And Supports Limited State Intervention
Paris May 7 The Figaro prints an analysis of the forthcoming papal encyclical on the social question condemning modern socialism and criticizing extreme wealth. It says the document supports state intervention but warns against uniform application across countries. Meanwhile in ScotUSPALE Pa evictions continue as deputies remove families and mourners attend the funeral of John Mohan, a striker killed at Leisenring No 2.
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Paris
Figaro
Bodo
Scotuspale
Sharif Chaveen
Sheriff McCormick
Painter
John Mohan
Leisenring No
Leisening No. 2
Chilean Government Refuses Insurgent Peace Terms
Despatches from Valparaiso report President Balmaceda's Chilean government rejects the insurgent leader's settlement plan for peace. The government demands silver payments of import duties and notifies withdrawal of bank notes from circulation at ten percent monthly.
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Chilis
Bursos Aykes
Valperasio
Chilain
Balmaceda
Belgian workers deny U S and England support claim
On Their Own Week reports a leading Belgian workers council member denies funds from the United States or England aid Belgian strikers. The article says they have funds and will fight to the end. In New York Joseph Barondas, cloak makers leader, was sentenced to one year and nine months in state prison for extortion from employers.
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State Board of Education
Board of Trade Committee
Harrison
Wr. Risher
Lynnville
Philander Jester
Muncie
Onu the Voards
U. S
Frank Lawrence
Howe
Typographical Union No. 1
Masonic Hall
John Rupe
Terre Haute
Reform School
Indianapolis
Epworth League
Woollen
O'Connor
O’connor
Asno
Crane
Maruertus
Vienna
Supreme Court
Jay
Green Smith
Trusler
Bailey
Taylor
Binins
Joseph
Hradberg
William
Annie Nugvol
Grant
Sadie Johnston
John
Mary Whits
Ida Flora
Gudwick
Genter Myer
Elizabeth Suding
Hernan
J. Distean
Duarus
Mary C. Free
Dietz
Lanonth
Galdie Wagoner
Mereidtian
Samuel Shuck
Odessa Kursi
Deroms Biv
Julia Bunsel
Charles Kueenstain
Sophia Strickmen
James Mielden
Ruth Spiber
George Washington
Mattie Bail
Malcolm H. Bell
England
Richard Mansfield
H Ord Manley
Mansfield
Bell
Paris
Council of Belgian Werkmneien
Ke Binst
New York
Joseph Barondas
Cloak Makers
Fresh Foreign Facts Spark Costa Rican Revolution
The item notes a full fledged revolution under way in Costa Rica while other world events unfold from European tensions to imperial concerns. It mentions Americans presented to the queen in London and disasters such as a coal mine explosion in Saarbrucken that killed eight and injured several.
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Costa Rica
London
Saarbrucken
Prussia
Austria
Terre del Fuego
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Halifax
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VanBurer
Ottawa
Robert P. Haythorne
Prince Edward’s Island
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Mary Fitzgerald
Snuire
Kentucky
Indiana
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Phratures OF Sporting Life
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Democrat
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Nore
W. J. Arkell
Frank Leslie
James+. Blaine
Russell Harrison
Arkell
West
Telegraph
Blaine
Michigan State Senate
Ann Arbor
Michigan University
Lavinds H. Stone
Kalamazoo
Woman’s Auxiliary Association
Lucy N. Colman
Wendell Phillips
William Lloyd Garrison
Chicago Herald
Abraham Lincoln
Sojourner Truth
Colman
Lincoln
Sojourner Fruth
Mrs
China Mittings
New York Stove
Yarigus
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Asu
Blake
Prince George
Sam Smail
Coves
Utah
Sam Small
Methodist University
Sam
Pennsylivaniaa
Footdale
Coke Works
Leisenring
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Parker
Coke Company
Hursday
Loxton
Buenos Ayres
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Rome
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Wm. L. Elders
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