Ninety Men Imprisoned After Carlinville Shaft Fire
Fire hits the Carlinville coal shaft tipple top works trapping 90 miners underground. The report details rapid response, emergency efforts, and ongoing rescue operations as conditions and safety measures are scrutinized by local authorities.
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Carlinville, IL
Carlinville
Inauguration Day Brings Crowley Full City Hall
Mayor Crowley takes office at 9 35 amid a crowded aldermen chamber in Lowell. The ceremony includes oath, prayer, and a lengthy inaugural address, with Bennett and Crowley sharing duties, a formal reception, and the council’s early actions on clerks, finance, and appointments.
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Jeremiah Crowley
Lowell
John Rogers
George Washington
James W. Bennett
Jeremiah Crowley Epent
John J. Pickman
Colonel Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Mr. Crowley
Supt
G. R. Davis
W. K. Kew
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity and Strength
Fight the grip and distemper by keeping yourself strong and your blood rich and pure. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims unequalled cures, tones the stomach, awakens appetite, and builds physical strength to fortify against malaria, pneumonia, colds, and fevers. It says it restores strength after grip and expels lingering germs.
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Hood
City Board Meeting Adjourns Amid Disorder
Mayor Crowley ordered the board of aldermen to start at 10 27 o clock but the joint convention dissolved quickly as aldermen vanished to the cloak room. A city messenger announced in a loud voice that nothing followed the disturbance.
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George R. Davis
Charles F. Going
Sewall G. Mack
James C. Abbott
Charles D. Palmer
George W. Fifield
John J. Pickman
Exmayors
Michael O'Brien
Bennett
Crowley
Mr. Crowley
Father O'Brien
Samuel F. Hadley
Lowell
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Peirce
Moses Wyman Elected Superintendent of City Farm
The board of overseers of the poor met briefly to organize for the year and elected Moses Wyman as superintendent of the city farm, replacing Col. Albert Pinder. James McKinley was re elected chairman and Martin J Courtney retained secretary, with Amos Leighton and Jeremiah McGlinchey joining as new members.
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Moses Wyman
City Farm
Col
Albert Pinder
James McKinley
Martin J. Courtney
Mr Courtney
J. P. Mahoney
Amos EK. Leighton
Jeremiah McGlinchey
Holfate
Mahoney
Hore Ace Ett
James Gorman
Mr. McGiinchey
Mr.Wyman
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