Detroit Boiler Plant Disaster Kills Twenty Seven
A massive explosion at the Detroit Dulerty Tureets C copany plant on Abbott street near Brooklyn avenue yesterday morning left twenty seven men dead, six unidentified, and twenty four others severely injured. Rescue teams and ambulances battled heat, flames, and collapsing debris to recover bodies and aid survivors as investigators assess the cause and total losses estimated around $180,000 with $70,000 insured.
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Detroit
Dulertiy
Copany
Abbott Street
Brooklyn Avenue
A. T. TroMinan
Louis Horning
Patrick 300- Toy
A. Me Miller
Eugene Bertin
Molkee
Josiph Coffey
Charles
Qur Yiu
Joseph Koseck
Arophen Chrisp
George Sybeney
Charles Lydy
Kinols Teohel
Wing Mon
Christopher Waldaran
Robert Direer
Baynard Tiureh
Journ Sehaible
Bleed Renn
Louglass Dickitson
Tater Doll
Tower
Riley
Xole
Grace Hospital
Titleys
Clement Studebaker Dead After Illness in Indiana
Clement Studebaker, prominent Indiana wagon and carriage magnate, died after a long illness. Born in Gettysburg in May 1884, he apprenticed as a blacksmith before turning to farming machinery and later led the Studebaker firm as president. A political figure, he supported major labor and reform efforts and chaired the New York Writers Assembly, influencing state and national movements.
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Hlacas Booth Bend
Ind
Clement Studebaker
Gettysburg
Aloop
Ashland
St. Joseph County
le Sai
Henry
Wise
Sim Han
South Bend
Europe
Clement Smidebakee
Aly Studehaker
Indiana
Te Waa
Wrritiueich Assembly
New York
Rock Island Raises Wages for Locomotive Engineers
Rock Island signals wage increases after annual session with the board of adjustment. Engineers on local freights gain higher pay per mile, with engines now earning 4 per 100 miles. Some switch engine crew roles see hourly or weekly raises, and overall rates reflect commission recommendations involving the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
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Annail Audietont Wirtha Baginness
Chtonzo
Tovk Jalid
Board of Adjustment
UG Onions
Aublon
Leon
A J Streeter Passes Away In New Windsor Home
A J Streeter, once a national figure as the Union Labor party candidate for president, died of diabetes yesterday at his New Windsor home. The Pittsburgh district unions report a strong response to his passing as affecting many yards and workers. Masters and Pilots seek wage increases, with pilots demanding about $3,900 a year while coal shipments loom.
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Galesturg
Dls
Hwis
Isss
Union Labor Party
New Windsor
Pittsburg
Ie Schleeawie
Noth Arverian
Pietsburg
Polota
Alore
Tittsburg
Masters and Pilots’ Association
Body of Alexander LD. Anderson Found Off Mount Vernon Shore
The body of Alexander L D Anderson a Washington hawyer and commissioner to the Chicago World's Fair was found lying against Mount Vernon shore with stone filled pockets. He had subsided due to ill health aged unknown.
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Wastlington
Mount Vernon
Alexander LD. Anderson
Studebaker Has Fighting Chance For Life In South Bend
Fights Deavely for Life in South Bend Indiana as Clem Studebaker, in critical condition, shows signs of improvement according to Dr A Dougherty the attending physician. He passed a comfortable day and took nourishment.
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South Bend
Ind
Clem Studebaker
A. Dougherty
Large Conscieves Fund Receives Conscience Gift
Washington reports Secretary Gagetins received from an unknown donor through the New York collector of customs a conscience contribution of 18 cents.
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Washington
Gagetins
New York
Eight die in Bluefield mine disaster trapping party
Bluefield West Virginia November 25 eight men known for coal work entered the west side of the Vocahontas Callieries company camp on Friday to inspect the fire in the Baby mine. A rescue party found them overcome by black damp and unable to enter the mine. Officials say no hope remains for their recovery. The Baby mine fire continues to burn and halted business as families mourn.
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Bluefield
W. Va
West Side
Vocahontas Callieries Company
Bluefields
W.a
Walter
Pocalumtas Callieries Company
William Priest
Castnor, Curtin & Bullite
Phhiliadelphia
Robert St. Clury
Morrisob Cur Ang Willon Oldham
Frazlar G. Bell
Joseph Vardywell Angunger
Slumullish Coal and Ole Company
Maybury
W.e
West Mme
Southwest Virginia | Improvement Company
Enlireries
J. Mh
Prioly
Jeddy
Kili
Mike
Paes Dontis
Southwest
Vircinia Improvement Company
C. & Thorne
Pandelphia
Deadly mine disaster claims twenty five victims
Rescue work at the Telluride mine proceeds slowly sixty hours after the collapse. The list of dead includes John Nevala August Kasuter Charles Macki and others. An inquest is underway as families are notified and officials plan funeral arrangements and a temporary mine closure.
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Studsgier Union
John Nevela
Worgue
Comming
Michigan to Debate Northwestern in Central League Run
Meigs and O Connor will represent Michigan in a January central debate against Northwestern on compulsory arbitration law. Sonnenschein from Chicago and a Michigan classmate linked to last year’s Minnesota-Chicago contest are noted as rising speakers. In Springfield a federal court denied an injunction preventing the Chicago Union Traction boards from taxing their capital stock in 1050 days. officials see ongoing conflict over city transit valuations.
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Anna Arbor
Mich
Meigs
A. J. O'Connor
Law
Michigan
Northwestern
Sonnenschein
Chicago
Minnesota
Springfild
Hulges Humphrey and
Groxseup
United States
Board of Equalization
Chicago Union Traction Company
Union Traction Company
Vanderbilt Couple Welcome A Newborn Son
Vanderbilit, New York, reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt last night. The infant joins the Vanderbilit family in New York with press coverage noting the event.
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Bon
Vanderbilit
New York
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Fighting on the Isthmus Reports Turbulent Actions
Nov 26 27 reports describe government demolishing breastworks at Colón and Panama City and Liberals retreating from Culebra and Empire station. A U S Marines guard trains, heavy losses on both sides, with General Alvan leading about 300 troops toward Coton. Debates continue over a decisive engagement near Gatón and Menskey.
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Colon
Panama
Culebra
Cyor
Gang
San Pablo
Calon
Marcies
United States
Bat‘tlesip Lowa Hay
Inn9
Empire Station
Pancama
Colombium
Calou
Colombia
Oream
Alvan
Turbagen Bridge
Coton
Tapeornila
Berbacon Bridget
Mens Key
Colus
Death of Col James I Luse Veteran Editor at New Albany
Col James I Luse a veteran newspaper editor and civic figure aged 73 died yesterday in New Albany Indiana. He founded the New Albany Commercial thirty five years ago and edited the Journal there for many years. He served as US surveyor of customs and later as collector of internal revenue for South Dakota. He was married with three children and was related by marriage to Senator Daniel W Voorhees. His career included edits in Rapid City and later work in Indianapolis and Chicago newspapers.
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Lowley Ellter Gye
Che Minforesty
Fir
New Albany
Ind
James I
Menapaper Vediion
Hinening
Uragala
le Loayes
Ellen
Atvs
Daniel W. Voorhees
Luse
Lantayette Jovenal Tarry
Allany
Grant
Tantawie
Cal. Teeter
Internal Revenue
South Dakota
Rapid City
Rapid City Republem
al Ware
Lidlinapolis
Chic
Ex-Governor Waite Dead Peeling Apples in Aspen
Aspen Cal Nov 27 Ex Governor Davis A Waite of Columte fell here at 1 o clock in the morning while peeling apples Health had been good until the moment of death believed sudden cause heart failure Waite favored free enfranchisement of railroads and was named among five men who founded the Bloody Beltlets in Chicago Colleges and colleges across the country are named in this long, fragmentary report including references to Chicago, Notre Dame, Harvard, Yale and Ohio State. Arrests are reported for Lane and family in Mount, with a gang alleged to have robbed merchants over years. Police Captain Diamond of New York found guilty of neglect of duty. fined or imprisoned. William Gwin, long-time envoy, dies after chronic illness.
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Wien
Aspen
Cal
Davis A. Waite
Waite
Rilkor
Jis
Mostynicud
Quilty
Altxing
Thoma J. Dinmond
New York
New York County
Diamond
Albany County
Mexweager Geinbend
Washington
William Gwin
Chile
State Department
Chicago
Agnes Woodruff
J. M. Woods
Burshnck Avenue
Cubans Urge Tariff Relief in Washington Visit
A Cuban delegation met the president in Washington on November 26 to present a petition from industrial groups urging reduced American tariffs on Cuban products, especially sugar and tobacco. The secretary of war and other officials were also asked to receive the delegation.
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Washington
God
Aland
Nation Granted Divorce in Smawher Case at Medicine Lodge
David Nation has been granted a divorce from his wife Carrie Nation in Medicine Lodge Kansas on November 27. The court exonerated Mrs Nation from cruelty to her husband and awarded the Medicine Lodge home to Mr Nation along with outlying property to his wife.
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David Freed
Medicine Lodge
Kan
David Nation
Carrie Nation
Gleanings of State Tales From Wisconsin Short News Items
A Muskego timber sale transfers 14 walnut logs to a Cincinnati timber company for veneer work starting from Lake Beulah to Berlin Germany. Gilberts Pepper of Menasha to respond to wage demands with limited wage reductions and modified Saturday hours to meet orders. Darry T Bulmer weds Miss Martha A 7008 in Chicago surprise wedding. John Johnson tribute held in Madison with leaders and dignitaries present. Josiah Brooks engagement announced in Oshkosh with Miss Besasle Lou Thizett. she toured with Brooks Marine Band. A burglary at Marinets church in Wisconsin leads to a pastor’s calm handling of the scene. John E Connor sues for $10,000 estate in Ontario. John B Nichols found dead with neck broken near Black River Falls.
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Tirlington
Wis
Muskego
L- Ebertson
Rhe
Clnemant Limber Company
Lake Beulah
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Berlin
Germany
Seaboard
Notalo Wikeaine
Oshkosh
Wiha
Josaybl
Osh
Kosh
Besasle Lou Thizett
Ise
Miss Daggett
Brooks
Chicago
Bumyte
Whit Not
Various Local Accidents and Appointments Reported Across Uplands
Reports recount a boy of one year fatally injured by a horse near his home north of tere, another man killed instantly by a steam wood saw accident, and Mrs Agnes Woodruff dies from inhaling illuminating gas after wedding gifts shopping trip. Also noted: J C Douglas advocates opposition to consolidation of Great Northern and Northern Tailway lines, and George Helmore appointed Consul General at Apia Samoa in Washington.
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St. Paul
Douglas
Great Northern
Northern
Tate
van Sant
Great
New Jersey
Supreme Court of the United States
Gale Ravages New York Coast and Maritime Districts
A fierce gale strikes New York and surrounding harbors with wrecked ships, toppled piers, and damaged landmarks. One life confirmed, dozens rescued after hours afloat amid roaring waves. hotels and telegraph wires suffer severe damage along Long Branch, Asbury Park, City Island, and Seauright.
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China
New York
Marbor
Varlem
Fisttbek
Robert Haddon
Tran Pier
Pleers
Columbia
City Island
Fiteen
Metropolitan
Inwh Park
Strand
Asbury Park
Filipin Fort Captured By Lawton’s Ninth Infantry
Edw TI Lawton’s company of the Ninth Infantry attacked and captured a Philippine fort in the Viewhyau group south of Bebu. Captain Lawton sent Sergeant McMahon to scale a precipice and strike the fort in the rear. After three hours the defenders were surprised and driven from the fort with heavy insurgent losses.
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Galante
Diewtua
McMahon
Lawton
Temselves
Tanytay
Thia
Elst
Momanm
Tragic Death Tails From Bloomington Drinking
Alexander Woolfalk a Chicago fireman by trade died by his own hand in Bloomington Wisconsin while trying to escape intoxication. He reportedly purchased morphine to fight cravings but became dependent and hanged himself with a kerchief. His mother, wife, and Granville Brownlig are named in the sparse report.
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Alexander Woolfalk
Wraamdbinting Ts
Bloomington
Wis
Alexander M. Woolfolls
Chicago
Granville Brownlig
Culneeaa
Cheigo
Private confession in homicide case sparks defense shift
Washington dispatch reports Lola Bourne disclosed to attorney George Gardner that she did not privately confess her role in the tragedy the night after the homicide. Gardner advised delay of a formal statement as investigators pursued theories. Other witnesses spoke, but no further pivotal details emerged. A separate note: Paterson, an agent for Sixto Manin, faced a port collector’s oath demand with possible deportation if refused.
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Piltersey
Sixto Manin
Dogilshaan
Lopez
Piske Werren
Boston
Paterson
Divorce Suit Opened Between Naell and Carrie Nation
David Naell filed for divorce from Carrie Nation in Medicine Lodge Kansas. He accuses Nation of taking his bed, withdrawing 900 from his bank, and refusing to live with him. The case began yesterday, detailing a strained marriage and alleged marital offenses.
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Medicine Lodge
Kan
David Naell
Carrie Nation
Nation
Bouxards Rages in York State Snow Delays Trains
Bouxards rage across northern New York with fifteen hours of wind and snow. A sharp blizzard brings heavy drifted roads and late trains as Malone witnesses the worsening storm conditions. Local officials urge caution and preparedness.
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York State
Malone
N. Y
New York
Prominent Minneapolis Attorney Dies in Streetcar
K L Stillman, a well known Minneapolis attorney, died in an inter urban street car in St Paul at 11 35 PM on November 27. Coroner Miller ruled apoplexy as the cause of death.
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St. Paul
K. L. Stillman
Minnerpolis
Miller
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