Coal Mine Disaster At Fort Royal District Mine
A gas explosion rocked the Fort Royal district mine near Youghiogheny River injuring and burying workers. Rescue parties, led by superintendent William McQuillin, faced danger as they searched shaft No 2 for survivors amid collapsing timbers and gas. Several rescuers were injured and the fate of many miners remained uncertain as the inquiry into cause pointed to safety lapses and forbidden light sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vor
Heyal
Newton
Penn
Iveladon
William McQune
Hinrtipd
Kila
Weal Newton
Illiam Allison Wau
McKinley
Warly
Harry Beveridge
Go Winers
Fia Maleoonyart Houpttal
Overidys
Balthmoore
Ohio
Callahan
Ka Byin W. Moloo
Wisk Hayon Mings
Parlye
Willam Mcruns
Famea Balley
William Williama
Bailey
Williame
Mino Lutpadtor
Harvard Unughag
John Rona
Leo Hoss
Willian Moloo
Dire Bors
Danial McVullough
Piro Bons
Peter Molindon
Pit Bosak
Robert Molsinwey
Callnksa
Viteoburg Coal Company
Port Royal
Nino
Thorn
Wilu
Minos
Murder Mystery in Boavoa Woman Named Blondin
A woman identified as Mrs. Blondin, wife of J. Blondin, is found dead near Montreal after a suspected jealousy motive. Police probe points to her husband as a prime suspect, with interviews and a trunk disappearance amid a surrounding family dispute. Blondin vanished a week earlier and may be near Montreal or could be in transit.
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Thu Mystary
Feaganso
Boavoa
Margaret Wlonitin
Wifad
J. W. Ilondin
Rem
Ior Handleus
Qholajuford
Moga
Hueband
Meidoyib
Heston
Romwin
Mary Hannigan
Inter
Mra Blondin
Dimpyeuranne
Blondii San
Aly
Etary
Walamud
Ilundin
Hannigan
Mra
Ulowin
Blondin
Hantin
Montront
Montront, “Where It Your Wife’ Asked Mrs. Hannigan
Porosh Destruction Debate In North Qaralin Deforestation Case
Testimony from Mho Maleigh Nowa and Observer argues that timber cutting caused forest loss linking it to national deforestation. They claim樹 removal threatens the park and urge cautious funding while condemning excessive spending to support a newspaper venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mho
Maleigh Nowa
Tvort
Wy Jd
Myers
Auryay
Arya
Mysterious Rail Camp Aims to Quell Malaria Plague
A Sunday Prosy report from the Kampagna describes disease control near Kotwan Campagne. The text details anti-mosquito efforts, railway vigilance, and government measures to protect residents and travelers from malaria. Named figures and places are cited amid a panorama of preventative actions and public anxiety about the pestilence.
Philadelphia Delegation Attends Southern Merchants Meeting
A Philadelphia delegation attended a Southern merchants gathering discussing industrial progress, trade with China, and the Nicaragua canal. Speakers urged practical cooperation, better education, and capital investment to spur regional development while noting city reception influenced business ties with the South.
War Casualties Report From Twenty-First Infantry Action
Lieut Lee and Colonel Itoe of the Twenty-first Infantry are reported killed in action near Lipa. Soldiers Bola and Borlayer among the dead. Walter Jiao and others seriously wounded. Captain Wilhelm slightly wounded. Ramaey and Uhras also wounded. A drone-related incident caused additional injuries in nearby trenches. Born in Newburg, Ilo was appointed from that district. served in Military Academy 1900. later assigned to the island of Luzon, Manila arrival expected by April 18.
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Lee
Golonel Itoe
Lipa
Ataegay
Triont
Borlayer
Latout
Walter Jiao
Captein Wilhelm
Ramaey
Neinoors
Asor
Ilo Wan
Nwehung N
Waa
Manila
Marois
Wofford influence linked to education and industry growth
A fragmented report discusses the value of knowledge over wealth, praising Wofford College figures and Nathional education in the South. It highlights a St Louis exposition and remarks on broader denominational support, praising noble character and public service. An anecdote about high walnut tree profits underscores market speculation and economic optimism.
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Anawers
United States
Wagland
Suez Sanal
Ko Anid
W. Hy Cavanagh
St. Louis
Walter C. Stevens
Bi. Louis
North
Caroling
Gsrolinn
Rao
Uxporia
Ibataod
Oulbedown
Ion Hooara
Waa Stappad
New York
Burglary Angers Town. Five Face Death Penalty
In Avhogills New York last week a gang led by Rush Qates and Wank dolagun aided by Sha Teton and Heery Mills robbed a store two miles from Avhogills. They held a pistol to Bumigol Alexander as he resisted, fired injuring two robbers, and were captured with serious wounds to one assailant. Postmaster General Binith sent a pardon letter to Alexander.
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Avhogills
N. Y
Rush Qates
Wank Dolagun
Sha Teton
Urry Boater
Heery Mills
Moun
Auhouillo
Bumigol Alexander
Torifiei
Alvkander
Binith
Alexander A Pordonsl Iutter
Battleships Tiiofs and Mlinofd Official Trial Report
The United Sistos battleship Mlinofd built by Newport Novn Shipbuild ing and Dry Dock company completed her official trial from Caj o Ann to 3000 inland Shuraday. Civyouio left the harbor after 8 o clock on Mon Jay and advanced toward Gloucontoy with port formations for a proud vessel. A light breeze from the northwest cooled a 9 Summer day as officials observed the ship’s progress toward Os po Ann. The course was monitored to meet requirements, and government vessels were stationed to mark the course.
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Tiiofs
United Sistos
Mlinofd
Newport Novn Shipbuilding Company and Dry Dock Company
Cajo Ann
Shuraday
Civyouio
Uipor
Hue Areiyeborg
Mon- Jay
Toon
Gloucontoy
Longotr
Voessla Werg
Epidemic Crises Prompt Press Publishing Ban in Marparia
A personal crisis wave and a Halaides epidemic in Marparia prompt mayor and health board to ban publication of suicide notes and sensitive details. The action cites public health risk under the Nuisance Act while delaying disclosures until the epidemic subsides. The outbreak traces to Charles Grose, with seven pages of editorials affected and an apology from Clinton and the deliveryman Pat Uancy cited for pressroom mishaps.
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Marparia
Anneas
Board of Health
Priada Iho Oiningian
Antoide
Puyobiy Aggestion
Mayer Morda Dantonda
Iho
Charled Grose
Agathers
Monornvilla
Clinton
Patrick Uancy
Antico
Fate
Drowned Schooner Weir Runs Aground Off Labra Coast
In a fog bound voyage, the schooner Weir with crew and passengers wrecked near Cabot Bay on the northern coast of Newfoundland. Ten men died and others injured, while women and children were all landed safely.
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Ashooner
Labradoy
Trusts Forming Shake Industry with Mergers and Combines
A string of looming trust formations threatens major industries. Diamond Match plans consolidation of Mochlel troak with Bryant May. others in England and New York market negotiations to form large manufacturing combines. Shovel, piano, and oil interests are also lining up to create expansive monopolies, with leaders and attorneys traveling to finalize terms and capital structures.
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Iuala
Abasluto
Bryant & May Company
O. Harbor
Diamond Match Company
Q, HL
England
Sonselldation
Charley Hirditn
United Kingdom
Dismond Matol Company
Amoriswe
Agmbinggion
Mara
A. Blumenberg
New York
Cincinnati Mayiuingthera
Chisago
United States Mortgage Company
Mutual Life
Equitabls
Gifo Inuts
Ubiungo
United States
Ua Shovel Trust
A. C. Juskey
Boston
Oranui
Doug
Tha Corporation
Ferry Maushochunk Sinks Northfield After Collision
A Staten Island ferry disaster occurred when the Maushochunk collided with the Northfield near Whitehall Street. The impact wrecked the Maushochunk’s steering, toppled the deck structure, and sent passengers into the river as the Northfield sank, with over a hundred rescued or drowned. rescue efforts continued amid confusion and varying survivor counts. A separate report notes adegenerative incident of a fisherman bitten by a shad, treated at a hospital.
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Northfield
Staten
New York
Jorey City
New Jorgey
Thio Staten
Faery Elip
Whitehall Streot
Lowe
Tha Northfold
Wast
Tha Passon
Aunkon Northfold
Hlore
Lont
Dansio
Wil
Elgor
Renee Ples
Onph Brashani Johnson
Norbhnokt
Gapt
C. Ghilo Tr
Whitehall
Grin
Braton Island
Johnson
Junumal
Tala Harbor
Xan
Staton Joleod
Batkhandling
Atromia
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William Wade
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Colorado
Tompion
Urudon Boonage
Min
Protidant MilKinley
Ky Tonvill
William McKinley
Wenleh
Rohwab
Tho
Hiv
Hig
Will Ylutd
Nenevet Ener
Haly
Riaon
Fran
Bignam
Bastinnalil and
Qrassi
Kotwan Campagne
Melerin
Msuy Agulurion
J Berauss
Whiah i
Vane Yasrantini
Tag Hloaditinsty
Nalling
Duaing
Von
Argoniu
Smndown
Roy
Arent
Malatis
Baioe Ib
Tonva
Wegland Farm
Hoysoa
Tha Yailroad
Howe
Obo
Tina
Almont
Lavoran
van Do-Gunga
Maral Lovin
Mangon
Mogyutto
Tha Dolegaton
Thameelvna
Moss
Urgad
Hutjaa Jualarta
Kowa
Zjolony
Ustabag
Ls Linnoill
Mgeb
Santo Nomia
Lhomaeliea
Uint
Alitaatte
Haya
Philadelphia
South Ostalfan
Wy Sallook
Oho I
Wokton
Do OQ
Womphill
Osmea M. Serguions
J. Whaley
J. GQ. Haunhao
AO. Kauftaan
Inset Janking
Cirecloston
Jahn A. Glovelani
Cleveland
Thos
Moore
W. K. Murpott
Spartanburg
Hol Korn
Uraageburg
A. McVall
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Wigebuld
D. Ie Norris
Anderaon
Uarpantor
Groanville
W. L. Durst
Greenwood
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Austin
Texan
Aity
A. Asdon
Hia
Raforonsa
Manson
London
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Plaosa
Ronio Ri
Motspouta
Sibaria
Gromt Lygiontis
Italy
Qolll Hogan Ws
Roman
Campagna
Corvara
Pontogalorn
Jis World
Pha
Dr Koch
Sano
Ostin
Salaeus
Qeagat
Alhanalin
Nicols Vardo
Cambrialito
Domentio
Ainda
I. H. Margrave
Ogden Imndt
Bit
Efaruraya
Ballo
Balthnoreshi
Philadelphite
Phi Ndelphis
Lio
Chinone
Ing Wang
Sowall Cobb
Pondavela
Uury
Ampriva
Chiamanny
Nicaragua
al- Natoon
Costa Rica
Nivarhgua
United Statns of America
George I
Anderson
Pittsburg
Volubia
Oprisio
Walford
Carslina
Aharagtor
Carlisle
Carlie Nas
Hove
Wofford
Toud
Buola
Hore Trusts
Cage
M. B. Gornell
Mianuil Oxindine
Joan Alexander
Jo Any Gordon
Clargad
Bpartwnburg
Lefora
Kirby
John Mary Hynns
Defendans
McGowan
Williaume
Defondanta
Magistrato Williams
Sours
Gnell
Magiatrata Kirby
Willitia
Sint
Oman
Chanco
Jistham
Alexander i& Go
Dsta
Maronga
Ona
Tha Rose
William Dancan
Delaware
Alicia Blono
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