Five Miners Found Alive After Nineteen Days
JAANESVILLE Pa February 24 Five men entombed in a mine for nineteen days were found alive including John Tumaskuski Joe Mastuako wich John Berne Bosco Frinkv and an unknown Hungarian. They survived on scarce rations and oil until rescue crews reached them. They were weak but stable and to be brought to the surface after careful nursing.
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Joe Mastuakowich
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Hungary
Wreck of the Elizabeth Claims Losses at Nineteen
Report from SAS Francisco on February 4 details the Elizabeth wreck off North Head with an estimated nineteen dead. Eleven saved include Mrs Colcord the captain’s wife and child, Chief Mate Barclay, wheelman Takkan, and six seamen. many missing are officers, sailors, and a Chinese cook.
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Mine Disaster Toll Grows as Rescue Ends
The settlement continues to recover bodies from the mine disaster with 117 found by Monday and three more yesterday. Oliver Dupee mourns his son Janes as his living daughter, and his grief mirrors the wider tragedy. Mine Superintendent Conway is prostrate, and the mayor appeals for aid to relieve destitution and potential starvation in the community. The relief fund began with a first subscription of 890 dollars from J. W. Clenden.
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Janes
Conway
Walp. C
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Workforce mobilized to clear graves for victims’ burial
Workers secured to dig graves for the victims. Interment occurred yesterday. The site’s operations are expected to be fully functional in two weeks.
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Washington's Birthday Observed Across Cities
Washington's Birthday was widely observed with closed businesses and large gatherings. In Chicago the Union League Club hosted speeches by W W C P Breckinridge and others. Detroit celebrated with the Michigan club dinner. Pittsburg and Allegheny City suspended business while parades and banquets marked the day.
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Allegheny Park
Diamond Joe Reynolds dies after illness and rising fortune
The death of Joseph Reynolds known as Diamond Joe surprised many in grain and banking circles. He built a fortune of up to ten million dollars, invested in railways and elevator companies, and arranged business dealings with the Diamond Ja hine steamers and related firms before his death.
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Congress May Consider Impeachment Amendment After Journal Falsifications
Washington feb. The house considers a joint resolution for amending the constitution to provide impeachment and removal for officers who falsify or alter the journal of proceedings. The move follows claims of wrongful counting and quorum misrepresentation by the chair. Affected officials include the speaker and presiding officers. The senate discusses civil service reform and related budget issues as part of daily proceedings.
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Miss Willard on Parnell at Albany Opera House
Washington February 24 The Women’s National Crusade met at Albaugh’s Opera House with Miss Frances Willard presiding and discussing social purity and the Parnell case. She praised Kate Drexel for devoting seven million dollars to uplift Indian and Black communities and criticized fashion’s hindrance to female development. She contrasted public opinion shifts with Gentlemen’s treatment of women and faulted Cleveland’s use of the word female.
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Blackburn Not for Cleveland in Senator Blackburn Letter
Senator Blackburn states he might back a Democratic president who supports free silver coinage and opposes New York Wall Street influence. He notes no personal objection to Cleveland but argues no man opposed to free coinage can be elected in 1893 and suggests Democrats should elect a fair and honest representative of Democratic sentiment.
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Sir Knight Dickerson Dies After Masonic Blood Graft Attempt
Sir Knight Dickerson of Chicago died at Emergency hospital Monday after a controversial operation in which 133 Masons offered skin grafts in a bid to treat cancer. He had shown initial improvement before his stomach rejected nourishment a week ago. The report also notes the body of Professor Bancroft of Brown University was found in Dyer's Pond after disappearing December 8.
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