Year of mine disasters and building collapses in 1907
A summary of 1907 mine disasters fires explosions and structural collapses. It lists killed and injured by cause with December deaths highlighted. Notable events include Fayette City Monongah Yolande and Wu-Chow incidents plus global examples from Prussia Japan France and China. The chronology covers explosions fires and collapses through December 24.
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Tribune
Fayette City
Penn
Monongah
W. Va
Yolande
Ala
E Creek
Gaarbricken
Prussia
Fayetteville
Léna
Toulon
Senec
Germany
Drytontem
South Africa
Geupowder
Chins
Guggenheim
Velardene
Range Province
Bowlder
Col
Holland
Tex
Touton
Ill
Osaka
Japan
du Pont
Fontanet
Ind
Palermo
Ricily
United States
Kong Kong
Chicago
Montreal
University
Kansas City
San José
Cal
Stanton Street
New York
Hakodate
Wu-Chow
China
White Plains
N. Y
Chautauqua ‘Auditorium
Evansville
Union Gas Company
Brooklyn
St. Lawrence Channel
Quebec
Oporto
York
Susquehanna River
Mifflineville
Pittelhare
Ohio Valley
Gare
T Willams Avenue
Cca
Newton
Masa
Pittsburg Jones
Loughtin's Furnace
Suxevertens
Esphedon
Mengue Thybelas
Priceburg
Johnson
Vienna
Hailoon
Aki
Richmond
Norwalk
Conn
Dunetable Hook
S J
Honey Brook
Fenn
Columbus
Kanafin
Band Powder Works
Caine Ism
Ee Cee
Provincetown
Mass
Georga
Gireenti, Sicil
Homestead
Tokio
Bungo
Fort Terry
Otter Lake
East 105Th Street
Shanghai
Wilmington
Breckenridge
Urbana
Ohio
Avora
American Powder Pony’s Mill
Wilship
Couronne
Winona
Wash
Youngetown
AG Secare Sree
North Bergen
s _Peerie
Rubber Works Pte
Fiasex
Boulder
Powder House
Saan
Panama
Portsmouth
Hoston South End Gasometer Works
Doemitz
I Dynamite Factory
Kingston
Buffalo—Barrela
Utica
Norfolk
Jasolene
Jaune
Tiverton R
Iasolene Oe Motor Best
Whitestone
Fort Totten
Brooklyn- Manhattan Steam Dyeing Works
Greene Street
Niagara Falls
New
Tifeesa Bemb
Pm Lee
Hs Ae
Arbenic Cviinder
Monrne Etreet
Broskivn
Williamsturs
Monterer
Menter Faperanrus
Hoethand
Tex Roiler
Renton
West Frankfort
Pinchamton N Y Chemicale
Anthony & Scerrill Company
Naan
Hippera Falls
Wis
Washington
Gatumtia
Tekin Kesakahbi
Hatte
Asorradero
Wilhelmsharven Artillery Warehouse
Orrille
Perth Ambo
NJ -Gas
Gallipolia
Onio- Gasclene
Ghie -Gassliene
Ates Sab
Toledo
Pratt Tite
Ark —Gaetn
Act & Tekin
Osta
Burtier
Penn Metal Pot
Standard Steel
Met & Manart
Ateamer
Nares
Sand Avenue
Ashland
Attanocee
Tenn Gas Company
Grand Central Station
Tatoniy
Gilmerton. Va
Beiler
Avenue D
Fayette
Ity
Merida
Allentown
Tenn Hotler
American Steel and Wire Company
Jacobs Creek
Darr
Piclly
Sydney R -Roder
Children Watch Lady Rider and Educated Horse at Produce Exchange Circus
Report notes children viewing a charity circus at the Produce Exchange with performances by a Lady Rider and an Educated Horse. Entries reference broken bridges and structural failures in London and Philadelphia with dates in late November and December.
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Produce Exchange
Circus Fun at the Produce Exchange Celebration
More than fifteen hundred children attended the year end circus at the Produce Exchange. Performers included clowns dogs and bareback riders with a Catholic Protectors Band providing music. Each child received a basket of candy fruit a roller skate and other gifts. Five hundred family baskets were also given. Admission by tickets distributed by ministers and charities. The event praised as the best yet with broad streets filled with well wishers.
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Catholic Pretectors
Ciidren
I. A. Morey
Euparits
Mr. Morey
Mine Inspector Martin Dead After Lattimer Role
Wilkes Barre reports Sr Mine Inspector James Martin of Plains in Luzerne County died suddenly tonight from hemorrhage of the lungs at age sixty six. In September 1887 as sheriff he led deputies who fired on striking miners at Lattimer, twelve killed and six wounded. he and his posse were arrested but acquitted later.
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Martin
Wilkes-Barre
Peon
Dee
James Martin
Plains
Iuzerne County
Lattimer
Urgent need of funds threatens New York Association for the Blind
The New York Association for the Blind warns it may close its offices if $259 is not raised within a week. A recent exhibition funded debts and new offices at 118 East 59th Street, but ongoing running costs require support for classes, transportation, and instructors. Andrew Carnegie offered $2.00 if matched. officers seek $5,000 to stabilize until self sustaining.
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New York Association For
East 59Th Street
Association
Andrew Carnegie
Women clubs blamed for divorce rise says critics
A group of New York clubwomen defend domestic life amid a split over the divorce boom. They deny clubs breed free love and fault Western lawyers, arguing women’s clubs aid home life and civic work while men’s habits fuel strain. A Trib une reporter notes mixed views from Mrs. Frederick Nathan Mrs. John Crosby and Harriet Stanton Blatch plus a husband quoted about his wife’s club knowledge.
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New York
Walter E. Tanner
Oakland
Cal
Tanner
San Francisco
Frederick Nathan
Consumers’ League
Woman's Health Protective
Mrs. Nathan
Nathan
John 8. Crosby
Woman's Democratic Club
Sunset Club
Mrs. Crosby
Women’s Democratic Club
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Tribune
First Gun Fired For Woman Suffrage In Madison Square
Mrs. Borrmann Wells of England fired the first gun in the suffrage warfare at the Metropolitan Tire Building in Madison Square. A crowd of 200 to 300 gathered as reporters and photographers filmed the event amid bitter cold. Wells argued for the ballot, noting taxation without representation and wage-earning women. Miss Maud Malone announced another meeting to secure petition signatures for abolishing political disabilities for women.
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Metropolitan Tire
Madison Square
B. Borrmann Wells
England
Mr. Wells
Rome
Mra. Wells
America
Mrs. Wells
George the Third
B. Borrmann
Maud Malone
Christine R. Barker
Suffragists Demonstrate at Open Air Meeting
Women leaders led an open air suffrage talk as Maud Malone urged questions and urged audience participation. Attendees challenged by a socialist and a German on voting roles, while Miss Keyser reported voice failure and could not speak.
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Miss Malone
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Pennesiv
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Elkins
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Proramantee
Drnamite
Belmont East Rear Tunnel
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Milliken Breahers’ Iron Plant
Teulen Powder Magazine
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Marin
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Vyoungstown
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Indianapolis
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West 67Th
Belgium
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Hieple
Ymouth
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Eretion
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Brong
Beeston
Brooklyn House
South
Wr Street
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Perth Amboy
de le Mar Coyar Works
Jersey City
John's Baseball Grandstand
Animal Show
Hargraves Circus
Wilkes Barre Fenn
Cortlandt
Church Streets
Walker and
Lafayette Streets
Cincinnati
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Ont
Ing
Chautauqua Auditorium
Cleveland—Circus
Broadway
Bath Street
Weat Orange
Atlantic City
Incinnati
Stansford
Nitron Gas
Ompany
Gerrick
Lille
Heston
Tenement
Waterfury
London— Bridge
MiMinville
Pennae
Carnegie
Blind Society
Sam
Felice
Borden
Leaders OF
Peeted
Mises Liarrette Keyser
Algiers
N. G. Lloyd
Newark
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Hotel
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