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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1908

Page

9

Mine disasters mark deadly year with December toll

The year 1907 saw 35 612 deaths from principal mine accidents including explosions and collapses. December alone produced a heavy toll with multiple explosions in Fayette City Monongah Yolande and other sites. The report lists numerous incidents worldwide and notes fires causing 28 deaths and 667 injuries.

Tribune Fayette City Penn Monongah W. Va Yolande Ala China Guggenheim Velardene Bungo Province Bowlder Col Holland Tex Touten Ill Osaka Japan du Pont Fontanet Ind Palermo Sicily United States Hong Kong Chicago L Ives Montreal University Kansas City San José Cal Stanton Street New York Hakodate Wu-Chow White Plains N. Y Evansville Union Gas Company Brooklyn St. Lawrence Channel Quebec Oporto York Susquehanna River MiMflineville

Children watch Lady Rider and educated horse at circus

Nov 28 London Bridge girders collapse. Dec 10 Miffinville penance over Susquehanna. Dec 27 Philadelphia falsework of concrete bridge. We are self supporting. We have blind masseuse and typists making saleable articles. Funds needed to avoid closing doors to the blind. One rescued man: I feel as though born into a new world. I would kill myself if forced into darkness.

Brookinn Breampipe Boure Ween Pittebure Gaa Ohio Valley New York Penn Panama Portsmouth Lisbon Priceburg Johnson Mine Vienna Richmond Schenectady N. Y 60Th Street Acorn Muhlheim Prussia South Norwalk Swtavecen Bee Acaealan T Awmsine Odessa Homb Factory Provincetown Mass Georgia Cambridge Mass Factory Gireenti Sicily Homestead Henn Ssc E Apne Tokio Bungo Province Fort Terry Urbana Ohio Avoca Tourlon— Roship Couronne Winona Wash Roenecient Niesien North Works Kesex Ont Tiynamite Boulder Boston South End Doemitz Germany Kingstor Buffalo Greene Street Peking -Fxng Tre Niaxeara New York- Heller Madison San Francisco Port Powder Works Norfolk Vasco da Gama Wilkes Barre Odessa Lice Monrne Broskivn Renton West Frankfort Toulon Gas Pinchamton Anthony & Secovill Company Kippera Falls Alten Hi Powder Washington Tama Kashima Asorradern Wilhelmshaven Artillery Orrville Perth Ambo Gallupenia Onin Unienvert N.Y Cesherton Toleie Pratt Tekin Osata Burler Standard Steel Ort & Manard Narles Columbus No & Metra iNtan Attanenee Tenr Gas Company Terrain Enatler Grand Central Station el Ventre Bourges France Seca Butler Penn Petroleum Torpado Company Steubenville la Belle Iron Works Kiel Roeilers Caner City Cal New York Gas Avenue D Aes Cal Minera Fayette Merida Mexico Rotler On Ranch & Dec Allentown American Steel and Wire Company Yolande Tiex Wilkes-Barre Fenn Cortlandt Church Streets Walker and Lafayette Streets Cincinnati Philadelphia Philadelpha London Evansville Ind Cleveland—Circus Broadway 6&Th Street Eighth Avenue 46Th Street Hong Kong Chester, Penn Delaware River Chicago Brooklyn Nion Gas Company Teton Lille Weat Orange Aux St. Lawrence Channel Atlantic City Incinnati Heston—Piazza Derrick Stonyford London— Bridge Miffinville Susquehanna River

First Gun Fired By Suffragettes At Madison Square

The first gun in the suffrage warfare was fired by Mrs Borrmann Wells in front of the Metropolitan Life Building Madison Square. A crowd of 200 to 300 gathered as cameras flashed and the speaker urged support for woman suffrage. Miss Maud Malone announced another meeting next Tuesday to collect petition signatures ending the political disabilities of women.

Metropolitan Life Madison Square B. Borrmann Wells England Mr. Wells Rpot Una Rome Mrs. Wells Pollutciana America George the Third

Produce Exchange Circus Delights Over 1500 Children

The Produce Exchange hosted its year end celebration with a country style circus for more than fifteen hundred children. Performers included dogs, bareback riders and clowns, while tickets were distributed by ministers and charities. Each child received a basket of candy and fruit, plus a workbox or knife and baseball. five hundred baskets fed a family of six.

I. A. More Mr. Morey

Mine Inspector Martin Dead in Wilkes-Barre

Mine Inspector James Martin of Paris Luzerne County died suddenly tonight from a hemorrhage of the lungs at age 56. He previously served as Luzerne County sheriff in September 1897 and led deputies who fired on striking miners at Lattimer, twelve killed and six wounded. the Sheriff and his posse were arrested but later acquitted.

Martin Wilkes-Barre Penn James Martin Paris Luzerne County Lattimer

Urgent fund drive vows help for New York Association for the Blind

The New York Association for the Blind warns it will close its offices at 118 East 59th Street without 2500 dollars within a week. Andrew Carnegie has offered 2300 dollars if matched, and a total of 5000 dollars would steady operations for one week while classes and training for the blind continue.

New York Association For the Blind East 59Th Street Association Andrew Carnegie Winifred Holt

Women clubs blamed for divorce by Western lawyers

New York clubwomen defend memberships against divorce blame. They note men drink and gamble in male clubs, deny free love claims, and argue clubs aid self development and better communities. Mrs Nathan and Mrs Crosby defend clubs as not harming homes while stressing balanced involvement.

New York Walter E. Tanner Oakland Cal Tanner San Francisco Frederick Nathan Consumers’ League Woman's Health Protective West Mrs. Crosby Women’s Democratic Club Harriet Stanton Blatch Tribune Oime

Suffrage Speakers Draw Crowd At Open Air Meeting

Women led by Miss Maud Malone and Mrs Christine Barker urged suffrage at an open air meeting. A German observer questioned women’s duties while others debated voting rights, equality, and the ability of women to use votes. Miss Liarbette Keyser later reported she could not participate due to failed votes.

Mrs. Barker Miss Malone

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