Italian Miners Blamed After West Virginia Mine Disaster
A new miner’s dust explosion at the Blanch coal mine near Panhandle rail line caused extensive deaths and injuries. Names of the dead and wounded are reported, with rescue efforts by local authorities and a state mine inspector to investigate. The incident follows a prior calamity blamed on Italian workers as tensions rise over safety practices.
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Blanch
West Virginia
Witterisa
Pani
Otiiers
Balein
Phedeml
Michael Roomy
Thomas Doridan
Thomas Toek Quarthead
David ‘Utena
Martiel
John Danaelle
Cmarried
Merve Ten
Aotenir
Muecie
Mitre
Jew Refet
Musrri Rattles
Neeki
Will Je
Dasper Lawrence
Thomas Morris
Killine
Donnelly
Shy
Counser
Howhine Yxerty
George Kabean
Nick Kernix
Arthur Ward
Ta Mater
John Stedkert
Willian Davis
Colton
Coroper Watkinshiw
Weilsture
Ene
WE. Smith
Wellseille
L. C. Smith
Cumferlaind
Colinton
Pirrenena
Citizens petition for protection faces slow DOJ response
A petition with over 4 000 signatures from Indian Territory residents asks the president for protection against gangs and bandits. DOJ officials report difficulty obtaining information from local federal officers and the issue remains unresolved while the judge and marshal stay quiet. The piece also notes university football captain Knips leading the Pennsylvnia squad in a major matchup against Princeton.
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Wassuxerux
Tril
Department of Justice
Department
United States
Indian Territory
Mutinous Chinese in Invasions and Japanese Attacks Reported
Veterans and civilians in occupied Chinese regions report mutinous Chinese soldiers looting and retreating as Japanese forces under General Ozaka move from Taku Shan toward Singen. Japanese troops allegedly capture fire arms while China estimates about 600 troops remain, with forces retreating toward Hau Cheng.
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Japan
China
Adapanere
Ozaka
Taku Shan
Singen
Li Ia
Hau Cheng
Executed French Anarchist Salvador Amid War and Unrest
Anarchist Joseph E Salvador, linked to the Lyien street bombing on November 7, 1894, was executed this morning. Reports say he faced the gallows with defiant bravado shouting anti religious phrases, while authorities note his role in the November 7 carnage that killed twenty and injured thirty.
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Coolville
Athens
Ted
Lawn Ahresagh
Uehel
Wise
Oorph
B. Salvador
Joseph E. Salvador
Lyien Street
Europe
Perrone
Salvador Dies
bin Lipa
Bank teller defaulter shocks Royal New Yeas area
Royal New Yeas November 21 reports the Chemical Nation bank, a major local institution, victimized by a defaulter. Paying teller John R. Tait, with 28 years service, misappropriated funds from 100 to 1000 dollars each, totaling about 815,715. He will not be prosecuted. Also noted are receivership at Anchor Milling, lumber-industry and Armenian tragedy updates, plus editorial plans and a murder trial development.
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St. Louie
Bimetallic League
St. Louis
Congress
Friends of Silver
St Louis
Washington
Whymcteog Io Contecetes Yhot Senisas
Ark
Mississippi Valley Medical Association
United
United States
T. B. Holland
Dro ¢. B. Wood
Didianapolis
Lcott
Scott
Quack Howters
Fremont
New York
John J. Fremont
Theo Farthround
Engy
Sutertel
Rockland
Dirs. Feemont
Des Maetes
Cal
Ite
Erin
Hudson
California
New Yeas
Chemical Nation Bank
John R. Tait
Tait
Market reports from Kansas City and St Louis
Kansas City and St Louis markets show cattle receipts around 10 000 at Kansas City with prices drifting lower and bids weak. Grain and provisions in Council City area show mixed prices with No 2 red corn around 49 to 57 cents and oats around 34.
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Halle
Giles
Yorkora
Baers
Merkenatendy
St Louis
Patt
Texas
Sages City
Awaas
Crrv
Wurat—Lower
Bard
Appi
Timothy Choice
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Meloy
Stean
Abroughout
Elertrie
Bells—Cal
Aed Ream Rail
Frealarm Ratep
M. Challiss
Room
Baik Bulting
Atchiaen
Kan KE & M Hale
WYERS
House
T S. Haun
Machusetta
Lawrence
el Kansas
Pettstromm
Mitchell
Attorneys
Belletrom Jan BH. Mitchell
Rotary
Faby
Mammachusetta Street
Vun
Q.a.norton
First National
L H Perkins
Copeom Peeind Beer National Bank
L S.steele
Heal Estate
Merchants National Bank
SEARS
Antract
Kapvity E Teak
George A Banks
Eldridge
D. Kenyon
Serer
C. L. Edwards
Warren Street
Zook
A L Ashby
Massachusetts Street
Kan
Eorge H Smith
Eas & Vitt
Dehler
Warnebe
Late RY
Dante
R* Dcliff & Harris
Art Sheth
Vermont Street
D. Morse
Teiysictan
Hs Staee
D. F. Phillips
Shay and
Sul Wire
Peudrace
A.J Anderson
Pilysiceass Ang
Verganat Street
Alfred Whitman
Rurersaubleadoina Wilptman
T. Sinclair
Cato & Country Property
Ear
Joel S. White
Torkano
Fist Claes
Thudium Bross
Suvera Miracuous
THE
General Stores
James Widenchalk
Kearney
Nebraska
Kansas City
Ho Moye
Walenchalk
Kearney County
Htis
Kusearih
Katswouth
Jon
Jdames J. Dick
Nelet Labor
J. F. Todd
Vavernor
Tissu
Walter L. Holcomb
Labor Bureau
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Strock Tas
Wishenm
Kao
Nor
Tuggie Farm
Eount
Plana
Great Bend
Great Bexp
Canada
Toronto
Ont
Queen's Beach
Dominion
Pumex
Missouri Institution For the Education of the Deaf and Dumb
Burgisr
Tex
George Braun
I$o Quick
Terme Awateroam
Lombok
Balinez
Jourer
Ill
Colima
Mexico
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Knipe
PmLapeenta
Pringeton
University of PennsyleChonia
Knips
Favids
Astem
Losnos
the Times
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Comminnion
Lywesworth
Military Prison Commission Conninting
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Col Cowen
Maj
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Foyweenyemworth
Iowa
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Dackson
Jetter
James E. Jilythe
Republican, State Central Committee
Cheissan
Eugene Sandowh Ands
R. Montgomery
Cincinnati
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Kandow
Chipe
Wasamaton
United Sates
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Dun
Denby
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Duo
Turio
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Congal Robertson
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Kuuwee
Toreua
State Board of Railway
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Kekridge
Srevice
Manhattan
Sod Alm
Fort Worth
Holmen
Minnie HM. Williams
Anna Williams
Chicago
Misa Wiliams
Holmus
Dacoss
Henks Qiyre
Neue Tor
Chan Iscird Monte
Ohio
Soyeonah
Pittenene
Junge Plate
Lasa
Imre Planta
National Grange
Siminerrenp
New England
Cavatry
Evang
San Francisco
Thomas H. Ruger
Department of the Missouri
Kansas
Grant, Stevens and
Seward
Wit
Torewa
Keo
Kaneas
Kanase House of Representatives
Stevena
Meade County
Pope Jigig
Steves County
Cuncermead
Howse
Cricaan
M G Linsley
Extyeman
Hymanberg & Co
Linsley
Trm
Lineley
Lake Michigan
Wellington
Angas
Jobo McConkie
Claude ‘Watton
Fataily
Richard Webster
Courwnrs
Nahens Guard
Washington Court House
Court Base
Cory
Milan
Potter
Constant
Humphreye
Watuca
Leavening
Royal
Seceivera
Weet Screamo
Wis
Manesau
Lancaaster Brog
Aaxignerd
Adyies
Ezuroon
Titlis
Menantnia
Missauere
Tovena
Arascinsion Loug
Typeka
Tewagaleg
Henry Watter
Onsaik
Kas
Wationy
Mmayor
Maretial Walker
Topeka
Jotasen
Charles Soastona
Bronk
Beruamer
Sullivan
Bellaire
Zanesville
Jobo L
Zaoeeville
LY Pure
Life
Breck Umeaga
BANKS
Lawrence National Bank
United States Depository
Europs
D. Bowersoch
Creatures
F. W. Barteidas
A. Heulex
F. A Bailey Deichmant Wana Hows
Douglas County Bank
Eldridge Rods
Peweseeyy
Presiaes
X Willams
Btafrine Barsor
Aarrie L. Cashier
Vise
Mrchants National Bank
Mamas Ag Ther
ML Naare
W. F. Maaca
Aovt Cashier
Dirrotuen
Janet Marvin
G.gravenor
G. Manivy
F. Gorarth
Watkins National Bank
Pari R Brooks
Masex, Ana
A Watkins
Qacicit
J Warkina
Chas
Dc Walten
Golo Wo Lasen
Paul Brooks
Dom Sprankle
Dol
Jones
Jacob House
Savings
Tate Fatoy Bona Pechangels
Ah Pethetpal
Eller
Marciant
BA Hamil Marvin
March, Wacker
Joan Cha
NK. A. Moshof
Vicw
Fise
National Bank Gaibling
A. A. Cooper
Justice of the Peace
Insurance Whitten
Offre
Sinclair
Tien
Worl Wondre
Oale
Bridge Stu
EB. A. Neep
Amur
Mk A. L. Ciaweoa
Muller Herbertia
Comnelius Pruhl
Ogee wAiog
J. Gulham
Dizant
Contra Me Lewit Lowenthop
Fermout N.hetween Winthrop & Beaty
Obrien &Co
Ls Hardware
Sores
Mork Beo
Billiara Hall
Tit Marx Sa
Graltel
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