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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Mrs. Barker
Miss Malone
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Geath
Isasters
McKee
Recks
Schoen Pressed Steel Car Works
Pleasant Prairie
Wis
Lefiin
Rand ' Powder Company
Pitsburg Jones & Loughlin Steel
Clinton
Suffolk Street
Morristown
Pupiceion
Reading
Petersburg
Sandford
de Soto Ken
Santa Fe
Atlantic City Reading
Atron Company & Mine
San
Loventz
Fayerrevue
Stuart
Fort Warne
Ind — Pennsslvania
Desie Coalompany
Kytian
Insurange & Foundry Company
Torpedo Poat
Ae Nal
Feenamite
Fem
Wilkes Berre
Lehigh & Wilkes- Bore Coal
Jersee
Ravonne
Standart
Valdivia
Chihuahua
Inamite Pyrnamite
Belmont Eastadiator
Penn Lackawanne Ead
Wilees Barre
Ivan Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Unneliertijle
Penn Haltimore & Onmle
Kane
Listen Island
Milliken Breiherw Fron
Nuahua
Metuchen
Baer
Teulon
Prussia -Tserhard
Kletnr
Germ
Whiteligg
Warwick Company
Tacoma
Bond & Bruce
Pemyperium Penn
Emporium Po
Keentiel
Moving Picture Theatre
Albuquerque
N.mm
Graniteville
Staten Island
Johannesburg
Dynemite
Vyoungstown
Lowellville
Furnace
Columbues
Key Weet
Indianapolis
Johannesberg
Modderfontein
Arena
Blex
Tovams
Janan
Val
Jar
St John’s
Jeanie Psi
Hargray
Coushs
Produce Exchange
Felice
Carnegie
Blind Society
Sam
Borden
B. Borrmann
Maud Malone
Christine R. Barker
Algiers
Newark
Gibralter
Alsiers
Hotel
St. George