Two Explosions Kill Dozens at Hanna Coal Mine
In Hanna Wyoming, two blasts at Union Pacific Coal’s No 1 mine killed 18 in the first blast and entombed or killed many more in the second. Rescue efforts faced gas and fire with 50 to 60 feared dead in the east shaft as workers searched for the missing near the collapsed shafts.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific Coal Company
Hanna
D. M. Elias
Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Briggs
Elias
James Case
Jones
Woman Scores Gov Willion at Louisville Meeting
Miss Alice Lloyd denounces the Law and Order league at Macauley's theater in Louisville while Gov. Willson, present in the audience, defends his executive acts. Lloyd accuses the league of serving tobacco interests and opposes policies aiding the American Tobacco Company and its supporters.
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Louisville
Macauley
Law and Order League
Alice Lloyd
Gov. Willson
Willson
Winchester
American Tobacco Company
Kentucky
No Reprieve for Gillette Denied by Governor Hughes
Albany March 30 Gov Hughes denied the reprieve for Chester Gillette and said no action by the governor will halt his execution at Auburn prison for the murder of his sweetheart Grace or Billy Brown of South Otselic Chenango county at Big Moose Lake Adirondacks on July 11 1906
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Gillette
Albany
N. Y
Gov. Hughes
Chester Gillette
Auburn Prison
Grace
Billy
Brown
South Otselic
Chenango County
Big Moose Lake
Adirondacks
National Press Club Formed in Washington
The National Press club of Washington was organized Sunday at a meeting of local newspaper men and Washington correspondents of newspapers throughout the United States. W. P. Spurgeon of the Washington Post is president and J. L. Carmichael, correspondent of the Detroit Free Press, secretary.
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New Press Club
Washington
National Press Club of Washington
United States
W. P. Spurgeon
The
Washington Post
J. L. Carmichael
Detroit Free Press
Slight Gain Reported for Gov Guild in Boston
Physicians reported a more favorable bulletin about Gov. Guild on Sunday noting some gain by 10 am while the night bulletin said his condition remained unchanged.
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Gov. Guild
Boston
Cure a Cold in One Day Adilox Prop 25 Cents
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. Each box bears E. W. Grove’s signature and is sold for 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Vaudeville Actor Kills Actress Then Ends Own Life
In St. Paul early Sunday William W. Trainor shot and killed Mrs. William Pryor in their Clarendon hotel apartment and then fatally shot himself. Pryor was about 25. Trainor died later at the city hospital. A threat to leave and a threatening letter preceded the tragedy amid a reportedly strained relationship. They had an engagement listed in Minneapolis three weeks ahead.
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St. Paul, Minn
William W. Trainor
William Pryor
Clarendon Hotel
City Hospital
Trainor
Pryor
Minneapolis
Miller
West Union
Reno, Ney
St. Paul
Mohler
Troops Reach Treadwell in Alaska
Company F of the Tenth Infantry arrived at Treadwell aboard the Peterson by order of Gen. Brush to aid local marshals. No disorder reported. several miners arrested for concealed weapons. a peace committee patrols the town. ten cases of powder reported stolen from the mine, denied by union leaders.
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Juneau
Alaska
Treadwell
Kinzie
Attempt to Blow Up a Steamboat in St Paul
An attempt to blow up the excursion steamboat Co. W. Cowles occurred Sunday evening in St. Paul Minnesota. A dynamite bomb with a slow fuse was placed in Capt George Winans private stateroom via a transom and suspended from the ceiling. The blast destroyed three state rooms and caused about 3000 dollars in damage. No one was aboard at the time.
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St. Paul
Minn
W. Cowles
George Winans
Winans
Novel Gift to Becket Boys by Chicago Banker
Norman W Harris of Chicago has offered a five dollar weekly stipend to every Becket native boy living over a mile from Becket or Middleford stations and attending high schools in Westfield Pittsfield Springfield or Lee, Massachusetts.
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Chicago
Norman W. Harrise
Becket
Massachusetts Hills
Harris
Middleford
Westfield
Pittsfield
Springfield
Lee
Mrs Eliza Trask Hill Dies at 68 in Somerville
Mrs Eliza Trask Hill longtime WCTU and Society of King’s Daughters member died Sunday night at her Somerville residence. She was 68 years old.
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Eliza Trask Hill
Boston
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Society of King’s Daughters
Somerville
Huntington man cleared in infant homicide case
D. A. Mozer of Huntington was charged with murdering his granddaughter. He was found not guilty after trial, with the verdict delivering relief to his family and sparing him serious consequences.
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D. A. Mozer
Huntington
Murder on Santa Fe Train Near Newton Prompts $1000 Reward
O A Bailey Wells Fargo express messenger was murdered on train No 115 between Florence and Newton in a brutal robbery. About $1000 in cash and jewelry were stolen. Investigators consider two theories and three suspects were detained in Wichita. The victim had recently married and was about 30 years old.
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Newton
Kan
O. A. Bailey
Kansas City
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Santa Fe
Florence
Messenger Bailey
Bailey
Strong City
Peabody
Emporia
Wichita
Berlin Reconsiders Hill Ambassadorship to Germany
Berlin reports Emperor William has recalled disapproval messages and now welcomes Dr. Hill as U S ambassador to Germany. The German foreign office confirms doubts about Hill are resolved and Hill would be acceptable, with Tower remaining loyal to both governments.
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Berlin
William
Roosevelt
Dr. Hill
Germany
Charlemagne Tower
Associated Press
Hill
Tower
Three Killed by Robbers Near Millers Station
The bodies of Angelo and Tony Selvestre and Bernardo Degannon were found Sunday near Millers Station in Jefferson County Ohio across the river from Wheeling. Each victim had a bullet wound in the breast, indicating a triple murder by robbers.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Angelo
Tony Selvestre
Bernardo Degannon
Millers Station
Jefferson County
Two Killed in Feud Battle Near Hemlock Kentucky
Two men died and a third was seriously wounded in a feud near Hemlock Sunday morning in Whiteburg Kentucky. Hiram Mitchell Jr and Wilbourn Osborn were killed in the shooting.
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Whiteburg
Hemlock
Hiram Mitchell, Jr
Wilbourn Osborn
Frankfort Boy Publishes Castle of Dawn
Harold M. Kramer, a Frankfort boy, has written and published the Castle of Dawn, regarded as an interesting work.
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Harold M. Kramer
Frankfort
Adams held after attempted murder of Gen Wells in Telluride
In Pandora Colorado on March 30 Sheriff Fitzpatrick tightens jail security for Steve Adams charged with the assassination of Arthur L Collins former head of the Smuggler Union. Adams is linked to miner violence perceptions while Wells faces threats after a dynamite blast wounded no one at his home porch.
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Telluride
Bulkley Wells
Union Mines and Mills
Pandora
Fitzpatrick
Steve Adams
Arthur L. Collins
Gen. Wells
Adams
Idaho
Collins
Wells
Double Crime by Rejected Lover in Wellsville
In Wellsville Ohio on Sunday George Snowden of Steubenville shot Mrs. Spires wife of Constable William Spires after she refused to elope with him. Snowden died almost instantly. Mrs Spires was alive with wounds judged fatal for the fetus. Both were Black.
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Wellsville
Railroad pays a 300 dollar fine in Iowa case
The Chicago Great Western Railroad Company, indicted on two counts for selling intoxicating liquor on trains in Marshall County Iowa, pleaded guilty to one indictment and paid a $300 fine. The other indictment was dismissed.
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Railroad
Marshalltown
Chicago Great Western Railroad Company
Cooks Who Cook Secure Spotlight in Reporter Local Columns
Local columnist highlights cooks who provide community meals and kitchen services, profiling their dedication and impact. The piece notes neighborhood venues, volunteer efforts, and recurring events supported by residents and sponsors.
Union Square Bombing Echoes Haymarket Tragedy
In New York Union Square a bomber attempted to strike Capt. Reilly’s policemen after a socialist mass meeting. The blast killed the attacker’s companion and wounded four officers, with many bystanders hurt by flying debris. The assailant, Selig Silverstein, was severely injured and gave a post event confession. Six Russians and one American were jailed on riot charges.
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New York
Haymarket
Chicago
Union Square
Reilly
Clark Street
Broadway
Brooklyn
Russia
United States
Cohen
Park Street
Goldstein
Eldridge Street
Broome Street
Manhattan
Selig Silverstein
Beaver
Hunter
Silverstein
Ignatz Hillebrand
Third Avenue
H. Beckman
Prospect Place
Hillebrand
Robert Hunter
Berkman
Bellevue Hospital
Fresh conspiracy uncovered in Port au Prince against government
In Port au Prince a new plot against the government was exposed. Gen. Larraque, once chief of cavalry, fled to the French legation with two officers after being released on March 24. Police guard legations, palace guards are doubled, and 2000 rifles plus ammunition from Germany were moved to the palace.
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Port Au Prince
Larraque
Germany
Col. Maurice S. Langhorne Dies at 85 in Lynchburg
Col. Maurice S. Langhorne aged 85 died in Lynchburg Virginia Saturday night after weeks of illness. He commanded the Eleventh Virginia regiment during the Civil War and was son of Col. Maurice Langhorne of Warwick County Virginia. His mother was Elizabeth Cary daughter of Maj. Archer Allen who served in the colonial army.
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M. S. Langhorne
Lynchburg
Maurice S. Langhorne
Eleventh
Virginia
Maurice Langhorne
Warwick County
Elizabeth Cary
Archer Allen
Korea to Aid Stevens Family After San Francisco Murder
The Korean cabinet will donate 50 000 yen to the family of Durham W. Stevens who was killed in San Francisco by a Korean zealot. The Japanese government contribution is not announced but expected to be about 150 000 yen.
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Korea
Stevens
Tokyo
Durham W. Stevens
San Francisco
Skylight Blows In At DePauw University
A skylight in a De Pauw University building was blown in narrowly missing several students, causing concern about campus safety and structural maintenance.
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de Pauw University
The Only Wheat Food That Is Perfectly Cooked
The article argues steam cooking for six hours then curing and baking at 400 degrees yields maximal digestibility. It explains wheat’s starch must be heated long to digest, claims Mapl Flake as the only form where all wheat becomes digestible.
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Clair
Kaiser
Mion
Haiti
Ita
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Legation
Roma
Ant Omava Pat Hygienic Food Company
Battle Geek, Mich. UA
Foreman
McGark
S.S.S
S. S
Nature
TPE Swiet Specific CO
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