Thirteen Miners Entombed Near Wilburton
Thirteen miners were entombed and probably killed by an explosion at the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Coal company mine near Wilburton Oklahoma. The shaft runs 350 feet deep and bodies may not be recovered for days as emergency crews work to reach the scene.
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Oklahoma
Wilburton
Okla
Texas Coal company
William Ray
Scranton
James Roderick
Imrean of mines
Roderick
Conyngham
Rochineless
Clear Spring
Pittston
Russian Pacific squadrons near Taiwan and ships sighted
Reports from Tainan and Hong Kong on May 1 describe Russian second and third Pacific squadrons near Taiwan. A steamer sighted two coal decked cruisers and the fleet reportedly preparing to sail May 5. Also noted are claims of joint Russian forces, a central railway resumption in Japan, and related war news.
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fruisers
Stettin
Tsingtann
Shantang Peninsula
China
Taiwan
ted
Hong Kong
Stettrt
Honkohe Bay
Aunsin
Rainranh Bay
sigmand
London
Mass
The
Daily Telegraphs
Tohio
Etig
tere
ail Uie
Japan
Tunghusiang
St. Petersburg
Lineviteh
Nicholas say
Tunshusiang
Mae Wood Sues for 55000 Over Love Letters From Senator Platt
Mae Wood a Washington post office clerk files in Omaha district court for 55000 damages alleging force and threats by William Loeb former Postmaster General Wynne and J Martin Miller secured letters she says were written to her by New York Senator Platt. She claims the letters formed the basis of a manuscript for a published book and accuses the defendants of conspiracy to seize the letters to hold over her and force ransom.
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Omaha
Miss Mae
Wood
post office department
Washington
district court
William Loeb
Hoosevelt
Wynne
London
J. Martin Miller
Aix in Chapelle
Miss Wood
Senator Plett
New York
Wrynne
Flummel
Phat
Torre
reyrain
Miss Wort
New York Life
balding
Miller
Abraham
Humane
Tor
Minas Wapers
Marriage and family noted in Dunne clan tribute
Aidige Dune edited Rhew mayor voice emphasizes a long union begun in 1881. The couple raised thirteen children with many still living. During the recent campala the Dunne children were praised as the reason judge Duoge should be elected.
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Aidige Dune
Rhew
Lince
Lianne
Dunne
Lou Hood
Duoge
Last Survivor of War of 1812 Honored
Rome New Jersey May 1 G H Richards of Orange President of the New Jersey Society of the War of 1812 and a delegation from the Sons of the American Revolution visited Hiram Cronk sole survivor of the War of 1812 at his home in Dunkirk Brook Ava. Cronk, on his 15th birthday anniversary, paid no attention to guests and sleeps most of the time. He was made an honorary member of the society and has received addresses.
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Rome
N. J
G. H. Richards
Oranges, N. J
the
New Jersey Society of the
RIEAM CRONE
TSI
Toval
Sons of the American Revolution
Hiram Cronk
Duna Brook
Ava
Cronk
Bava
Society of the War of 1812
New Jeresey
Long Missing Boy Tells Story of Kidnapping in Camden
A two year absence ends as Pemberton Horton, aged about one, returns to Medford and recounts escape from gypsies in Camden, NY. He leads police to a restaurant where he eats, then recalls working for a man named Hatlinger and being kept tied with rope in a camp before finally fleeing at night.
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Philade
Medford
Pemberton Borton
Camden
bey
DRerfon
Delaware avenue
Market street
Kappell
prinee
Khauhal
Hatlinger
Walon
may Adhans Ne
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Roosevelt ay churoh building too small for crowd
A May 1 service at the Old Me schoolhouse in West Divide frech drew President Roosevelt and his party to Gipweed Springs Colorado. The small crowd stood or sat on the ground as Rev Horace Mann led a sermon, the president spoke for minutes, then shook hands with attendees. The gathering ended with cheers, the president wearing worn clothes from prior travel. Nearby a municipal explosion in Bellwood killed J M Metoskey and damaged K W Irvin & Co. The day also featured public talks on U S Senate expulsion efforts and tunneling work on Lookout Mountain in Chattanooga with preparations and plans noted.
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Gipweed Springs
Cola
Colorado
West Divide frech
Roosevel
Ple
llorace Mann
Rite
Coleg
citiren
Mann
fayer
Wsett
moun faldite
Newcastle
Istrangers
Alexander Lambert
New York
Noo
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B, EBERT & SONS
WEST PATRIORY STREET
W. Frederick County
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ata
Ostrolt
All Saints Streets
Fraderfok
Hagerstown
Gase
Elizabeth Streat
Maryland
Tasklote
G. WARING TYSON
H.M. CRAMER
FEED &c
G. WARING
TYSON, Patrick and
Carroll Streets
DENT
PEARRE'S
Chicago
sebor
Cornelius P. Shea
International Teamsters’ Union
Hugh McGee
Jeremiah McCarthy
M. FL Kelly
Charles Wik brand
Georgr Iden
James 8. Barry
John Smyth
Marty Lapp
Charles Dold
Stephen Sumner
Pottsville
William Kennedy
Oxford
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad company
Choros
XNewbro
NEVARDS STERPLEIDE
Semlie
Kterpleide Co
Detroit
Mich
A. Williamson
Central Hardware Company
Gillette
CENTRAL HARDWARE
SOUTH MARKET STREET
L. M. NIXDORFF, Jr
Court St
Central Bankasdiy
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
BRIAR
DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
UPFICE
LOLL & ALBAUGH
Frederick
obdawly
TAINAN
Tokio
Minkden
Spokonsha
Varias
Malden
Stoney
Annapolis
Kearse Morse
U.S
Santee
Naval Academy
South Carolina
Alabama
Naat Academy
Santee Te
Tod
Paderewski
Thasteau
lenace Paderewski
MA WOOD
Wm. Loeb
Mr. Wynne
J.M. Mitler
Thomas C. Platt
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Glenwood Springs
Col
May “Whey
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Aen Heasevelt
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low Tam
Po ohave
Miss Wooodix
herseift
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Barnes
an Wood
New York Way
Joseph Mirpav
Patterson
Parnes Mare
obama
MAYOR DUNNE
MRS. DUNNE
LEE
RICHMOND
Vitzheigh Lee
Church of the oiphany
Randolph I. Mein
Confederate Veterans’ Association
Pennsylvania
Frosswood cemetery
Aleaankin
Toth regiment of
Virginia
Fredericksburg
United States
JOSEPH JEFFERSON
Buzzards Bay
Buzzards Way
Hasview
sandwich
Cape Cod
Mirferson
Charles
Bowe
fats
Cus
rtean
Merbert Wo Rowen
Caracas
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Loomis
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shaly Smoke
Cartersville
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Barotons
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Eliva
William Shitter
shington
Slater
Wobahe
Woot Katherine
UooR
Bart Douglas
William Ho Point
29th Infantry
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lex
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Raiborrns
Raybourne
dix
drravenness
Oniba
blindy
horn
Leo Osborn
suno
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New Yporth
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Washit
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Toston
Boston
Chiegan
Detrnic
Vanai Athletic
York
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Detrait
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New Yor
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Chienan
Philadelphi
Lovis stity s
Philadelphia
Ditesburg
Cincinna
ais
Brooklys
Cinelapati
Benokly
ROOSEVELT AY CHURCH
Mountain School House
J. M. Metoskey
say someman
Bell- Wood
here
K. W. Irvin & Co
REED SMOOT
U. S. Senate
JC Dabo
Idaho
Unite States
Frank J. Cannon
Mes
Freie Scholl
National League of Women’s Organizations
Philadelp Phin
futher
Reed Spinet
United States senate
Schott
Dubois
Cannon
Salt Lake City
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Tenn
Peekhout Mountain
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