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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1909
Page
1
Inquest Opens Into Mine Disaster After Inferno
Reports describe buried bodies under thousands of tons of earth after a mine collapse. An inquest is expected to probe possible disregard of orders by minors, with state officers closely watching. Officials hedge blame while rescue teams assess fire and gas risks lingering in the pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry
ruik
minora
Rescue effort at dead mine shaft yields no survivors
In Anstown a rescue team descended 300 feet, then 160 feet into the bottom gallery, but found no miners alive or dead. Rumors of exhausted air proved false as officials confirmed no entombed workers rescued. The disaster leaves about 1000 orphans and 200 widows in the town. The United Mine Workers and local Knights of Pythias plan relief, with a $5000 national contribution pledged for widows and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
loget
Danean
McDonald
triet
United Mine Workers, of America
Knights
Pythias
Anstown
Lewis
vistine
Temperance Workers Cite Alarming 1908 Alcohol Toll
A 1908 liquor toll is cited at a Presbyterian meeting in York Pa and Albany. Marie C Brehm of Chicago claims 580000 boys in the United States became addicted to alcohol during 1908 while 200000 babies were smothered to death and 4786 wives were harmed by drunken husbands. Additional figures include 11000 satellites and 6000 cases of addiction from alcohol, 000000 deaths blamed on drunken cab drivers and chauffeurs, 40000 wives and mothers widowed, 85000 killed at home by intoxicating liquors, and 100000 men and women sent to prison for denoting alcoholism. Methodists choose Baltimore as next gathering site. The annual conference ends with East Baltimore Station church to host in November 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aya
York
Marie
C. Brehm
Chicago
we county
Presbyterian church
United States
Methodiats
Baltimore
Albany
ita
seasion
Delaware picks command at United Mates academy event
In November 16, 19th century context, a U S Navy officer and companions were at Annspolls Massachusetts seeking to command the ship Delaware upon its mission in the spring. Advertisements indicate a cook position as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
tha
Gelaware
Wanshington
A. Gove
commanion
the
United: Mates academy
Annspolls
Delaware
Supreme court fines sheriff in 1904 Memphis lynching case
Washington reports the supreme court imposed ninety days in jail for contempt on Sheriff Josuph Shipp of Memphia Luther Willama and Nick Nolan citizens of the town for their roles in the mob that lynched a Black man in 1904. The mob spirited a Black prisoner from jail March 19, 1908, near Memphis and hanged him from a railroad bridge after his conviction for attacking a woman. The case drew federal appeal after a state court ruling, with Justice Harlan involved in the writ proceedings. Federal court intervention led to the prisoner being under federal protection, provoking reaction from Memphie residents who later stormed the jail and lynched the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
supreme court
Josuph, Shipp
Memphia
Luther Willama
Nick Nolan
sitty
Abe
Johnson
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
ita coimeel
ackod
Harlan
ta Sreul mnennesis
famud
Sherift Shipp
Johson
Memphie
Oklahoma Governor Haskell Faces Jury on Land Fraud Indictments
Federal Judge overruled motions and ordered Governor Charles Haskell and five other Oklahoma defendants to appear for trial Saturday morning in Chickasha. The indictments allege fraudulent securing of government land titles for numerous town sites in Muskogee and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickasha
Okla
John A., Marshall
Charles
Ni Haskell
Muskogee
Proclaimed Thanksgiving Day Amid Prose and Fire
A garbled report notes President Taft proclaiming Thanksgiving Day and a state department dispatch. It mentions a November 16 proclamation, plus a major garage fire in Philadelphia destroying thirty three automobiles at the Oxford Automobile Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presiden
Waslington
was‘ omeraliz
Taft
state department
Aptos
Philadelphia
boa
Osford
Auttonnile
Lowe
Labor unions in Toronto clash over temperance meeting row
A chaotic report describes a confrontation tied to a temperance gathering led by American Federation of Labor figures. Key figures include P. J. McAntie and Thomas L. Lewis, with mentions of labor groups and a central labor organization amid warnings of a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Noy
odeporn
P. J. McAntie
greaiden Amalgemates . Association
Tie
rece
Weitherian Federation
Fed of Labor
John Mutehadl
John Bi Lenada
American’ Federation’ of Labor
Thomas L
Atlon
i. i
Joe “Mitchell
seine
iatton
Gompers Hare Till Friday Appeal Recalls Case
Officials report an appeal process extending to Friday in a district matter. The item notes a postponement and ongoing proceedings regarding a notable local or regional figure. Specific names and places are obscured in the conveyed OCR text.
Fragmentary 1920s police report notes serious injury
The readable fragments describe a serious injury, including a gunshot wound to the neck and mentions of individuals and locations, but the text is garbled. The record preserves names and a location while conveying that a person was fatally hurt or severely injured in a shooting incident.
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