Disaster at Camp Jauson Mine Packed with Rescue Efforts
A major explosion at Camp Jauson mining village yesterday trapped around two hundred miners. Fire damp ignition caused a collapse at the mine entrance. ninety eight bodies recovered, with about one hundred still missing. Wives and families gathered outside, praying for survivors as rescue teams press on amid dangerous conditions.
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Jauson
Satirabruecken
Mina
Strikers Win as West Rail Strike Ends in Victory
In a historic West rail strike settlement, Wabash Missouri Pacific lines resume idle freight movement after officials from Texas and Kansas mediate. Wage rates revert to pre September levels with extra work paid at time and a half. A 30 day notice provision is added to future wage changes. About 2000 freight cars await on Missouri Pacific sidings between this city and Sedalia.
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Letina
Wabash
Niasouri Maeife
Texas
Kansas
Clatny
Hayes
Jinpatohas
South
Pittsburgh
Cary
Missouri Pacific
Here
Sedalia
Flood Sweeps Missouri River Towns Widespread Losses
Floods along the Missouri River drive destruction across Carroll Ray Lafayette counties in Missouri. Canoll County reports vast damage, scorched wheat crops, and thousands in losses as residents cling to trees or ride out the rising waters. Rescue parties save families and cattle as the Waverly area suffers severe inundation and hundreds of laborers work to reach stranded households.
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Missouri River
Carroll
Ray
Lafayette
Canoll
Iat
Aares
Waverly
Lafayette County
Mra
Judge Thomas
Mr. van Meter
Hog Packing Season Figures From Seven Cities
The Cincinnati Price Current reports pork packing figures for the season ending March 1. Cities listed include Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Chicago, Louisville, St Louis, and Kansas City. The report notes an increase over the previous year.
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Cincinnati
Price Current
Chicago
Kapsga City
BE - Louls
Milweukee
Indianapolis
Nominations Ratified in President's Cabinet Shakeup
President nominates Mitton J. Duriam to First Comptroller and William Garand to Mint Superintendent in Carson City Nevada. James Kilian and Malcolm Hay named for Mint roles. Montgomery named Commissioner of Talents. Miller of West Virginia chosen Commissioner of Internal Revenue amid Senate debates on patronage and influence.
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Marah
Senate
Pileanten
Kist
Pew
Sil
Mitton J. Duriam
Kentucky
William Garand
Nevada
Caron City
Nev
James Ki Ityan
Cayson City
Malcolm Hay
Pennsylvania
Wirt
Martin V. Montgomery
Michigen
Talents
David S Baler, Jr
Rhode Island
United States
District of Whode Island
Betjanin Hllum, Jr
Ceorgia
Georrgia
Joseph 5
Miller
West Virginis
Internal Revenue
Milley
Stymtall
Phil Thowenson
Thompson
Cariish
Annular Solar Eclipse Views Across Cities
Reports from Chicago Manitoba Boston and Lycace describe the annular solar eclipse of March 17 observed amid clouds and cold, with partial views, photographs, and scientific notes. Observers noted a luminous ring during greatest obscuration and marked weather impacts on readings and crop conditions in Indiana Wisconsin and Ontario.
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United States
Chicago
Dearborn Observatory
Nagh
Winchexs
Manitoba
Mim
Bouston
Harvard Observatory
Pickering
Robert
Thie
Qin
Colusa
Cal
Atlante
New Orleans
Norfolk
Mirope
Counterfeit Dollar Gang and Other Briefs
A report from Bostos notes counterfeit halfdollars detected in local trade dollars and a scheme offering $34.50 per hundred. Delaware Legislature votes for United States Senator with Abturney- Guiural Gray winning unanimous support. An old-timer in Dernom marks his 90th birthday amid declining health. In San Francisco drought concerns persist as central California face dry conditions. Cleveland reports mining profits and a market scene with local price chatter.
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Dover
Del
Delaware
Sendin
United States
Abturney- Guiural Gray
Weber
Central American Crisis Prompts U S Diplomatic Action
The United States, led by Secretary Whitney, plans to protect American lives and property amid Central American unrest. Washington directs naval protest to La Libertad and other points, condemns interference with cables, and seeks peace while urging restraint from all states. Panama and Nicaragua tensions rise as rebellion and government clashes unfold.
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Atak I Wasnixeatos
Whitney
Dent
Mahan
Yanawa
la Wa
la Libertad
Cosa
Larkoy
Pareikn
Gieala
Washington
Sin Salvation
Nistragud
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Barros
Mali
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Uiat Huidias
Arviua
State Department
Hall
Dastraile
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San Salvador
Honea
Bayard
Mexina
Anil
Sbrtico
Lut Tnomidad
Harriss
Talvider
Aed
Maynard
Sener Matres
Barrios
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Ayla
Senate
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Luyard
Central Anerieso Union
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Panaua
Via
Galveston
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Panawa
Arosomena
Colon
Panawic
Gomma
Tro
Bararanquilla
Calon
Revels
Pigish
Panama
Muxico
Minor News Items March Week Ended Highlights
Three thousand operatives in Salcatra York shire mills struck over a ten percent wage cut. A switch accident at Monroe Wisconsin caused nineteen cars to derail and one death. A Michigan firm with assets $190,000 and liabilities $90,000 fell into assignment. Police close all gambling houses in Louisville and expel the fraternity. Edmond Yard returns to New York after escaping with $40,000 from Charles G. Shaw’s estate. Fatal boiler accident at Brown's collier near Shenandoah Pennsylvania. Lehigh Valley Railroad plans a new line with propellers between Fair Haven and Duluth. Professor Bargley found dead in Erie Pennsylvania. Indianapolis railroad receivership and bond details. Americana Tract Society reports year receipts and distribution. Liquor seized at Wagley Iowa. Cheyenne’s first Democratic mayor since 1477 noted. Knox Pennsylvania postmaster Sparga faces accounts issue. Adrian Michigan ex-mayor Navin appears in circuit court. Camden Maine postmaster resigns. Ishpeming Michigan post office block fire disaster. Several other local notes include naval accounts, a death in Indianapolis, and scattered weather and crime items.
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Mich
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Dearborn County
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Turaday
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Mexico
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United States Railway Mail Service Benefit Association
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Civil Service
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Seluey Edsward
Prince of Wales
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