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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
6
Vast Losses Reported As Darr Mine Yields 240 Bodies
Reports from Jacob's Creek Pennsylvania indicate 100 bodies remain unaccounted in the Darr mine with a miners' organization claiming seventy may still be pulled from the ill fated shaft. Coroner Wynn delays an inquest awaiting more recoveries as the disaster site widens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darr
Jacob’s Creek
Wynn
Italian Corpse Found At 196th Street New York City
A well dressed Italian man is found dead at the corner of 196th Street and Bridges Avenue in New York City with his head nearly severed by a razor. Police have no clues about the murder or the victim’s identity. The report cites additional items about California court decisions and a separate fatal fire in Auburn, plus a mention of a Texas freight loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Elkhart
Htd
Shanbarger
Dnikruanaies Viet Terial
Reen
Siuiburger
196Th Street
Bridges Avenue
New York City
William J Bryan Defines the Issues on Chicago Dinner Stage
William J Bryan defended the 1896 Democratic platform at the Jackson Day banquet in Chicago praising Roosevelt for aligning with core party tenets. He affirmed loyalty to the 1896 platform while challenging trusts and calls for currency reform, urging voters to decide the party’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Costs Reported for Panama Canal Expenditure
The Isthmian Canal Commission report up to July 1 lists appropriations of 251,608,568 for canal construction and expenditures of 248,285,110, excluding 910,000,000 paid to the French Canal Company and 910,400,000 to Panama for rights of war. Expenditures include 30,409,240 for construction, 52,51 2,277 for civil government, 50,208 for sanitation, and 6 for miscellaneous. July 1 balance was 131, hiss. In fiscal year 1907, 20,884 workers came to the Isthmus for canal work. skilled staff rose from 2,500 in 1906 to 4,404 by year end. total on June 20 last reached 29,110.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Cana
Isthmian Canal Commission
French Canal Company
Cleveland's Big Wippodrome Opens as Largest U S Playhouse
The new Lippodrome in Cleveland debuts as the nation’s largest playhouse outside New York with seating for 4,500 spectators. The $2 million venue features a hydraulically operated stage floor, a 450,000 gallon water tank for aquatic shows, and an extended proscenium arch spanning 44 feet beyond the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
New Lippodrome
Cleveland
Hydrautic
Vixen Returns Home Amid Mournful Illness and News
Violet Carmichael arrives at Briarwood to find her mother gravely ill and learns that Lord Mallow eloped with Lady Mabel while Roderick proposed to Violet in Jersey. Captain Carmichael urges patience as Violet plans to nurse her mother and navigate a strained family dynamic.
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Miss Skipwith
Roderick
Vixen
Skipwith
Violet
Mamma
Rorie
Universal Church
Gurneey
Wight
Hampshire
Home
Rorle
Lyndhurst
Beaulieu
Knightwood
Arion
Rolce
Captain Carmichael
Lord Mallow
Irighman
Tattersall’s
Aerie
Chad
Viren
Cornichael
Southampton
Alofg
Mrs. Carmichael
Mr. Vawdrey
Pauline
Lady Evelyn Fitzdamer
Conrad
Mabel Ashbourne
Mabel
Stacy
Jersey
Machea Lord Mallow
Trousseau
Tillman Identified by Post Office Clerk in Capital Arrival
Senator Tillman recalls arriving in the capital and using a photograph as identification at a post office money order window. He reluctantly admits his identity when asked if anyone could identify him. The clerk confirms the photo proves his identity and hands over the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Tillman
Ben Tillman
South Carolina
Post Office
Tle
Lippincetta
Strong Challenge Seen In Cheerful Exchange
Misa Chillican boasts belief in defeating a horizon bar challenge while Mise Gabbell replies confidently about chin ups. The dialogue centers on physical prowess and mutual encouragement amidst a playful competition.
Unpleasant Office Awakening Frustrates Bell Boy
A bell boy in a small New England hotel struggles to wake a hard of hearing guest in No 41 for a 7 o clock train. The deaf elderly man delays plans while the rest of the floor protests the noisy door banging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Reason for women's nerves with kidney trouble from Moscow
Mrs. Frank Woeseboom of Moscow Idaho describes inherited kidney trouble worsening nervousness dizziness and back pain. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief after trying many medicines. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Poster-Milburn Co. Duty, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Woeseboom
Washington Street
Moscow
Idaho
Dean
Milburn Co
Dutyale
N.Y
Local notes and public notices with scattered ad copy
Mixed readable text shows public notices about polls and dates, local comments, and advertising claims. It mentions Chicago fatalities, medical claims, and a joke about horse meat with a butcher. The fragmentary content blends civic details with sensational ad lines and consumer pitches.
The Overnight Burglary Case in Court
A judge awoke to two armed burglars in his room. One burglar pockets a watch, the judge pleads its value. The burglar overrules the motion and, after a brief appeal, the supreme court unanimously sustains the lower court decree.
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Supreme Court
Jis
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