Ground broken for miners union building in Park City
Utah headlines report a ground breaking in Park City for a new miners union hall. Other notes include a Monroe bond election for water works, widespread forest fires near Mountaine adjacent to Order, and various Utah events from church conventions to train accidents and weather impacts.
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Miners’ Union
Park City
Monroe
Tmountiina
Oden
Utah
Presbyterian Teachers’ Association of Utah
Mt. Pleasant
Miner Survives 24 Hours Entombed Deep in Utah Mine
Don Sullivan, a Utah miner from Eureka, narrowly escaped death when a cave collapsed at the Mountain Consolidated mine entombing him for about a day. About fifty miners labored in shifts to reach him, and he signaled his life by tapping the walls. He greeted rescuers with a smile as he climbed to safety unaided.
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Sullivan
Eureka
Utah
Ile
Murdered for Money Ends in Fire at Kerrytown Saloon
Phillip H Ross and his wife were found dead and cremated in their Kerrytown saloon building after a Monday morning fire. The couple, who cased checks for locals, were living above the saloon two miles from the town. Investigators report a motive tied to money and the killings along the Pacific railway route.
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Ross
A. S&s
Kerry
Kerry Lamber Company
Ronse Place
Ruta
Veteran Miner Believed Dead in Death Valley
Bullfrog New reports Judge L Bethune brother of Harry Bethune of Butte Montana a mining expert is believed dead in Death Valley Nevada. James C Weller father of Ear C Weller of Telluride Colorado says he found a black mule near Surveyors Wells with Bethune's bible and game letters nearby. No trace of Bethune remains and the animal is thought to have headed for water after its owner lost control.
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Bethiune
Bethune
Yonkers Man Entered Four Month Sleep Trance
Medical scientists study Charles Canepi of Yonkers who has slept in a continuous trance for over four months after a late April accident. He reportedly collapsed after whirling around a lamp post on April 6 and has shown no signs of waking despite consultations from nervous disease specialists.
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New York
Yonkers
Charles Canepi
Fate Ends Tragically in Seine Attempt and Rescue
A Paris incident saw a woman plunge into the Seine in a suicide bid while a dronemaker tried to intervene. A bystander worker leaped in to help but cramped, leaving both near drowning. Police boarded a boat, officers placed the exhausted pair in a cab, and a collision with a tram crushed their legs. Both are not expected to survive.
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Paris
Seine
Famine in Andalusia Leaves Distressed Workers Desperate
Reports from Osuna Adija and Almong a show exhausted resources and rising death tolls as 200000 workers lack work. Public works aid for 600 men seems tiny. Cardinal Sancha and bankers fund relief while Count Romanones reports need for massive measures across Malaga Cordova Seville and surrounding provinces.
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Seville
Spain
Osuna
Almongla
Adija
Cardinal Sancha
Romanones
Andalusia
Malaga
Cordova
Russia's Ultimatum Shocks Peace Talks In Portsmouth
In Portsmouth, Emperor Nicholas rejects any financial contribution to Japan and demands no indemnity. Russia offers to cede half Sakhalin and cover POW maintenance but refuses further payments, declaring willingness to fight rather than pay. Meyer relays Russia's stance to Roosevelt.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Japan
Portsmouth
Nicholas
Roosevelt
Meyer
Sakhalin
Woman Bound and Robbed in Oakland Assault
Mrs. Lena Mople was seized with ropes and forced to walk ten blocks. At Eighteenth and Grove streets the assailant fled after she cried for help, taking her purse containing money and leaving her injured on the sidewalk with no clues to the robber’s identity.
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Oakland
Lena Mople
Eighteenth
Grove Streets
Danville Steam Pipe Disaster Claims Five Lives
In Danville a 16 inch steam pipe burst at the electric plant Monday afternoon killing John Richards of Georgetown and William Thornton of Danville and injuring three others. Stokers and cinderpit workers were repairing the pipe when the nipple blew off. All victims were married.
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Danville
John Richards
Georgetown
William Thornton
We Caldwell
Georemown
A. A. Tuttle
Samuel Niccum
Twenty go down in storm off Florida coast
The American steamship Peconic bound from Philadelphia to New Orleans with coal sank after a massive wave struck during a gale. Captain Jones and most of the crew perished. only two aboard survived, reaching Amelia Beach by noon after escaping in a lifeboat.
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Fernandia
Plas
Peconic
Jones
Philadelphia
New
Amelia Beach
Fool Killer Is Needed Here Miss Terry Shot by Boy
A nine year old boy Rudolph Windham fired a shot from an airgun at Berkeley resident Rose Terry during a birthday afternoon. The incident occurred as Terry watered the lawn and Windham warned he had a birthday gift. The left eye was affected.
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Berkeley
Rose Terry
Rudolph Windham
Miss Terry
Windham
Alpine fatalities toll in Tyrol mountains rises
Five people die in Tyrolean Alps on Monday while mountain climbing or traveling with a group. Meran tourists Edelweem hunters, a Bavarian lawyer, four Dre den students, and a 16 year old youth perish or are fatally injured as they fall or are struck by falls on Potegal Il lerthal Had rats Hohet Mythensiock mountains.
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Tanabruck
Austrian Tyrole
Meran
Edelwetem
Potegal
Illerthal Alps
Wille
Hadrats
Dreden
Ong
Mythensiock
Mystic yacht captain dies in Erie harbor fire
Captain Patrick MacMahon of the yacht Mystic was burned to death in a blaze that trapped eighteen others in the Charon Heck Crack near Erie Pennsylvania. Firemen freed eighteen occupants who were nearly suffocated, the blaze likely started when a lighted cigar was dropped in MacMahon’s room.
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Erie
Patrick MacMahon
Saleep
MacMahon
Oxford man survives well collapse with minor injuries
Frank White, at Oxford Pennsylvania, was trapped six feet underwater when rocks toppled a well wall after he finished cleaning it. He wriggled free and was rescued by a rope after a brief struggle. he suffered only a few bruises.
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Blanchard
Independent Telephone Company
Logan
Oxford
Wonder
Frank White
White
Brulsen
Will of John Nany Peake Hints Eerie Funeral Demand
The will of John Nany Peake of Bellevue Congleton filed in Staffordshire probate reveals a bequest to his executors to hire a physician to sever his head arteries before burial, aiming to prevent revival and ensure the grave remains grave. The clause names a family doctor or a broader medical man and specifies the fee in pounds.
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London
John Nany Peake
Bellevue
Congleton
Staffordshire
Fever Situation Improves in New Orleans Fight
The sixth week of the yellow fever battle in New Orleans opened with favorable conditions and signs the crisis eased. Only 199 patients remain under treatment, most cases mild. In the last 24 hours thirty one new cases were reported, five Italian, with just three cases from the previously infected area.
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New Orleans
Family Swept Away by Flood in Cinny County
A cloudburst near Big Otter in Cinny county flooded homes and killed five people. The Pickering family, including a 17 year old daughter, were swept away. only the mother survived by clinging to debris.
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Charleston
W. Va
Big Otter Crowk
Cinny County
John Pickering
Elections Will Be Fair in Petersburg Douma
The article argues fears among the Idbeorala that peasant elections to the Douma could be swayed by government orders. It notes a strict interior ministry order limits prefects to punitive authority, aiming to preserve municipal independence in local self government.
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Bt. Petersburg
Idbeorala
Flood Strikes Colorado Coal Camp Killing and Missing
Trinidad reports a cloudburst flood hitting Road and Stock canyons injuring and killing Colorado Fuel and Iron workers and halting railroad traffic. Names listed include Mrs Veltrie and child, Pasquel Canto, Joseph Mazzasco, Rafael Bucelin, Antonin Constantino, Phillip Pastore, and several others. Officials arrange aid for families as bodies are recovered for burial in Trinidad.
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Denver
Trinidad
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Colorado Southern Railroad Company
Joseph Veltrie
Pasquel Canto
Joseph Mazzasco
Rafael Bucelin
Antonin Constantino
Phillip Pastore
Pasqual Bottalmno
James Amotherman
Harry O'Neill
William Rayball
Fears Return of Russian Soldiers Before War Continues
In Berlin the Russian court reportedly believes Russia can press the war after learning Japan's terms. The terms spurred educated Russians to support continuing the fight, arguing peace would be dishonorable and return of half a million discontented troops would worsen internal unrest.
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Berlin
Russia
Japan
Far East
Cholera Threatens Danzig Area As Prussia Boosts Controls
Authorities report no new Asiatic cholera cases at Culm or nearby Vistula region. River stations near the Russian frontier monitor traffic to curb spread while Professor Channeemisso warns Europe faces a potential epidemic and western Prussia is a possible entry point.
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Danzig
Prussia
Culm
West Prussia
Vistula River
Channeemisso
Parle
Medical Academy
Europe
New Cure For Consumption Promised By New York Card
City physicians read a circular from the New York post graduate hospital announcing a vegetable juice cure for consumption. The remedy uses raw vegetables ground and squeezed into a dose of about one ounce to be taken after meals.
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New York
New York Postgraduate Hospital
Two Boys Drown While Swimming in Columbia River
In Vancouver Washington two youths, Ralph Criss aged 14 and Ralph Gillihan aged 13, drowned at the Columbia River Friday evening while swimming. Gillihan attempted a rescue after Criss got beyond his depth. A third boy tried to help but was powerless. Criss's body was recovered.
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Vancouver, Wash
Ralph Criss
Ralph Gillihan
Columbia River
Here
Young Criss
Gillihan
German envoy says emperor favors peace and backs Roosevelt
Lenox reports quote German charge d affaires Faron Den Huehe denying any interference by the German emperor in Russia's acceptance of Japan's terms. He asserts the emperor desires peace and supports President Roosevelt's mediation.
Boston Carpenters Win Wage Increase Decision
Boston six thousand carpenters win an increase under Judge George T Wentworth acting as special arbitrator. The five main demands are granted including 27 to 41 cents per hour raise and pay for an eight hour day with double time for overtime.
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Boston
George T. Wentworth
Wentworth
Umea
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