Entombed Miners Recount Rescue Efforts At Michigan Mine
Weeping relatives fill the scene as rescuers drive pipes to the East Nordic mine at Tronwood Sascum'n Michigan to pump air to miners trapped since 4 o'clock this afternoon Voices from the depths are heard at intervals as workers attempt to reach JOOUNSON AM THOMSON DAMASION SAMLIGS DAMSHOS POUR TIM EKA TM TWO THAMMORS among the identified victims The plant closure at Carnegie Steel will shutter the 23 inch armorplate mill and lay off workers amid company evasions about the cause and scope of the stoppage Positioned reports say the strike is temporary but management offers no clear statement
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Joounson
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Tang Damasion
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Carnegie Steel Company
TWO SUSPICIOUS DEATHS
Health board reports no cholera in New York city but investigates five suspicious deaths with symptoms resembling cholera. Dr Wilkin says they likely derive from acute cholera torbus. Additional items note cargo ships and a murder case on an Indian reservation with a missing third family member.
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Vlean Taport
New York
Health Board
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Sayn
Swinburnexland
Aminasp
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Kunkagon River
Ashland
Ossinwall
Smith Qi
Archiuod
Breed Standards and Cattle Breeding Debate in Agriculture
A fragmented excerpt debates Holsteins Jornys and Gilnisers as leading dairy cattle, questioning breed superiority and profitability. It notes variability across breeds, emphasizes general excellence over strict breed purity, and discusses how factors like market demand and training impact breeder success.
Holstein debate rouses dairy herd discussion and market notes
The text discusses Holstein bulls and crossbreeding, noting auction observations, breed attitudes, and potential outcomes for dairy herds. It references the influence of crossbreeding on milk yield, the economics of breeding choices, and then shifts to a market report from Gringemene, Morrison & Co. detailing dairy and produce prices, with butter, eggs, poultry, and potatoes at varied levels and market conditions.
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Mosxis
Sauiniers, Morrison & Co
Clituage
Roy
Grolo
Arson Case Shocks Priiri¢ Parish Village
Sept 20 in Priiri¢ parish village a church fire at the Presbytarian church drew attention as arson suspects emerged. Christian Obrecht, a local man recently jailed for arson elsewhere, faces renewed suspicions tied to a series of vandal fires in the past two years. Residents express alarm and threat rhetoric rises amid investigations.
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Pau Sof
Obrecht
Elvus
Prurte du Sic
Miraculous Cure at St Anne Shrine Reported
A report from St Anne de Meaupre describes a miraculous recovery from rheumatism during a devotion at the shrine. A worshipper reportedly stood after a moment of prayer, then walked unaided as if cured. The event occurred Sept 20 as part of a regional gathering and addressed by Dr Theodore Cigier with papers read by several local officials.
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St Anne
Mone
Tensparda
National
Sons of Syerpornase
Theodore Cigier
Lien
S. Y. Gary
Ubi Som
Bendlig
WT Young
Menjamini Jewell
J. M. Skea
Explosions Kill Two in Embrun Village Farmyard
In Embrun village last night an explosion in a farmyard killed Joseph Limonde and Pierce Stowe and injured S. J. Lie zure and others. Police and investigators are examining the scene amid shock in the community.
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Koltad
Russuin
Ont
Aarmhill
Joseph Limonde
Embrun Village
Pierce Stowe
S. J. Liezure
A. Gregoire
A. Iwmonde
Ae Premican
D. Telre
Gingelre
Toval
Steamship Marathon passengers released from quarantine
The resort of Muston Rostos, Supt. &R.-Sixty of the adc tained is6 so-called American passen gers in the steamer Marathon at guaranting were released yesterday afternoon. Meat of them were kind and all held through tickets to New York. The other 124 came up today. They have no complaint to wake of their Lrentient at quarantine.
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Muston Rostos
Supt. &R
Guaranting
New York
Fire destroys buildings in Virden, Manitoba
In Manitobe Wissined, Sept 19, a blaze swept buildings in Virden early this morning. Estimated loss exceeds $3,000 as fire crews battled the flames and prevented further damage to nearby structures.
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Hig Ware
Manitobe Wissined
Man
Bereral Bincke
Virden
Joan Will
Faithful Dogs and Poets Remember Gelert’s Faithful Guard
A fragmentary tribute recounts poets’ affection for dogs and the Welsh tale of Gelert the deerhound. King John gifted the dog to Llewellyn. a mistaken slaying followed before discovering a wolf slain and the child safe. A monument bears Gelert’s name.
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Cren Immmer Ratheedt Toots
Dora
Nurs Usrper
Walter Savage Landler
Byron
Ant Friend
Ara
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Charles Lamb
Jared Nis Dash
Mra
Browning
Earl of
Scott
Gelert
John
Llewellyn
Snowden
Thawellyn
Beth-Geiert
Origin of the diamond and its history in Mining science
In the currenc issue of Medical News Dr Stewart notes hydromaptio as a powerful cholera remedy, harmless even in large doses and related to carbolic acid. An experiment shows germicidal effects on cholera bacteria at very low dilutions. The piece also covers geological notes on diamond origins, mentioning discoveries in South Africa, comparisons with India and Brazil, and the theory of surface eruption versus deep-source ejection. It cites M Daubree on diamond emergence from the Earth's crust and mentions Strass, a synthetic gem material, used for artificial stones, mainly produced in Switzerland.
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Philadelphia
Stewart
Jomsouijn Medical Colles
Geoloriats
India
Brazil
M. Daubree
Reading company charter annulment discussed with AG
New York September 2. Daniel Ui of Grittia counsel for the Senate investigating committee on the Reading railroad combination met with Attorney General Rosendale. They discussed action on the committee’s recommendation to annul the charters of railroad corporations in the state joined to the Reading combine. The conference ended without a decision. Griffin will review testimony with Rosendale next week before choosing a course.
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New York
Pras
Daniel Ui
Grittia
Dial Senate
Rosendale
Senate
Griffin
Explosion reported near Mayerman tunnel in Colorado
Telegraph bulletin from Colorado describes a large blast at Busk Colorado in the Bank area near the Mayerman tunnel. Unverified details say powder unloaded at Busk and the westbound passenger train passing by may have triggered the explosion blowing many people from the platform.
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Colorado Conor
Springs
Colo
Colorado Midland Railroad
Bank
Cols
Mayerman Tunnel
Busk
Uate
Death by self-inflicted wound linked to Canaday case
An inquest over William F. Canaday's death concluded it was caused by a pistol shot from his own hand, rejecting arguments of burglary and external assault. The jury did not resolve alleged relations among Canaday, his partner, Houghton, or others. The statement of self-inflicted death ends the inquiry with no further findings.
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William P. Canaday
Peanut savior of Madrid inspires peace with laughter
In 1898 a young man named Pepe Downsel calmed Madrid after a riot by hiring musicians, entertaining crowds with folk songs and stories. He spoke to authorities, guided mobs away, and led people through the city to restore order before nightfall. He was twenty two.
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Madrid
Tavelzy
Trent
Pehpe Duwnsel
Cheese and Ciceloa and the Epicure's Self Made Soup
A St Louis Globe Democrat correspondent notes gourmands face risk from excessive eating of cheese and venison. The piece discusses dangers of high living and the German idiom soup as a metaphor for self-inflicted misfortune, citing terms like in the soup and he must eat his own soup.
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St Louia Globe-Derocrat
Limburzer
Ile
Germany
Filial devotion fascinates as a child carries infant
A collision of memory and duty unfolds around a heavy baby carried by a Little Girl Nellestads. Passersby, a curious bystander, and the child herself reveal a family’s bond and hardship. The baby’s crowing, the mother’s absence, and the elder sibling’s resolve illuminate a fragile domestic scene.
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New York Mail and Express
Lane
Lin
Sis
Gay
Mib
The Perfume Trade and Attar of Roses Tale
The passage contrasts perfumers who trace scent elements in a rose, cassia, orange blossom blend with the common buyer’s delight. It recalls an Oriental exhibition where attar of roses ran short and geranium oil filled the gap, yet observers preferred the authentic Turkish and Persian attar despite its higher price.
River life and spawning note in early Angling lore
An aged text discusses salmon and river spawning, noting fish migrate hundreds of miles to headwaters and pools, with rights on lower pools held by fish owners. It questions the impact of spawning beds and water conditions on fish populations and river ecology. The passage reflects long standing beliefs about fish behavior and river management.
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Henry Sahtin
Pestigouche
Luu River
Microscales Reveal Tiny Bubble Wise on Darkness of Water
The Tribou of varying power scales presents a view of a soap bubble ballooning to 1-103,000 parbafsadach in diameter, with a thin film producing rainbow tints as light bends. Scientists note the film thins to reveal a black patch near the pipe, thickness about one-fortieth of the violet section and around one-fifty-millionth of an inch.
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Badule
Rioting at Buffalo as union men clash with nonunion workers
Nonunion workers refused to quit at Stewart's lumber yard Genesee Street. A volley of blows left several injured including Charles Scheasler stabbed in the neck and Thomas Clark seriously hurt. Police arrested union leaders President McGovern and George Crowley for inciting the riot.
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Archicar
Charles Scheasler
Thomas Clark
Orior
McGovern
Lanber Shovers
Onion
George Crowley
Warrants Filed Against Yor. Rowling Railway Company
The Attorney General of New Jersey, September 2, files information in the nature of quo warrants against the railway company alleging it operated as a corporate entity for twenty two months without state warrant and issued liabilities totaling six million one hundred dollars while exercising powers without legal warrant. The Supreme Court is asked to proceed, with thirty days given for an answer.
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Newdereer Vow
N. J
Hae
Rowling Kailryad Comepany
Supreme Court
Fle
Mrs Harrison Shows Slight Improvement at Lun Lake
Gardner reports Mrs Harrison slightly stronger after a night of rest following a visit this morning. A usual liquid nourishment was provided. Officials note the White Mouse believes she is better than when she left Loon Lake, though permanence of the rally remains uncertain as the President handles affairs.
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Boon Bake
Ffastixetos
Ne. Gardner
Opening Gun in New York Republican Mass Meeting
The first Republican mass meeting of the presidential campaign was held at Cooper Union in New York City. About 3,000 people filled the hall, with patriotic banners and portraits of Harrison and Reid displayed prominently.
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New York
Thomas G. Patt
Kew
Cooper Union
Trish Boge
Harrison and
Reid
Balittars and Tyneblog in Fla. sheriff clash leads to murder
Gov orders Ocalarites to help Marion county sheriff guard Youi Tinllird a prisoner. Ballard fatally shoots Charles Shafer after awaiting him, then surrenders. Ballard had prior scandal with Shafer’s stepson over a girl, served time in Ohio, released recently. Also reports temperance society stats and a note on wheat tariffs and Gen Brubaker’s death.
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Tyneblog
Tacneosville
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Marion County
Youi Tinllird
Aliant
Charles Shafer
Ballard
Shafer
Ton
Goldmius
Ohio
Sita
New York
Song of Temperance
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