Explosion at Bay Chester powder works shocks village
Barrow New York Oct 1 a terrible explosion at the Dilmar powder works on the Albany River branch of the New York and New Haven railroad killed four men in the packing house and blew debris across 500 to 600 feet. Victims named Ernest Dralen John Rusch Max Shatbolt Reinhart. Fragments scattered for a mile.
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Barrow
N. Y
Dilmar Onder
Bay Chester
Atlem River
New York and New Haven
Ernest Dralen
John Rusch
Max Shatbolt
Reinhart
No Contest This Year at Yachting Season End
Marsazeneap Massachusetts October signal no race ends yachting season for Galatea and Mayflower. Mayflower to be laid up in Beverly while Galatea may sail to New York then idle till next summer. Other yachts prepare to go out of commission marking season end. No Hope For Cluverius Virginia case remanded for death penalty timing by Richmond court.
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Marsazeneap
Mass
Beverly
New York
Cluverius
Beauton
Supreme Court of Virginia
T. J. Cluverius
Lillian Madison
Old Reservoir
Richmond
Telegraphic Ticks and Distant Dispatches
Governor Hill backs Jadya Peckham nomination as a strong win. A cold wave will drop temperatures 10 to 15 degrees in 24 hours. Belfast pickets return to duty to curb disturbances. Colt C H Todd shortens stock mile record at 1.28 seconds. beat previous mark. Ayrshire tows Wetherly into Pal mouth under sail after propeller loss. Prohibition banners mobbed in Burlington injuring reform advocate Eph Morris. Connecticut records another unsolved murder. Titus Butler beaten near Branford post office. Wichita dispatch notes Boerker Carlisle launches tariff-focused campaign speech. Methodist group reports Pershing charges not sustained. Manitowoc fire destroys 12+ buildings. losses undetermined. Michigan Central freight wreck near Niles injures crew. travel delays. Hearld Lannon boxing bout planned in Boston. Sullivan to second Lannon. Lenox fire at Cliff House boarders panic. no fatalities. Butte reports Union Pacific eyes Montana branch network. early survey work planned.
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Signal Service
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C. H. Todd
Stockinn
California
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Newport News
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Palmouth
Wetherly
Bt. Nazaire
Pfor
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Tufus Butler
New Haven
House of Representatives
Wednesser
Hoe
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Connellsville
Hey
IC Pershing
Pittsburg
Michigan Central Road
Niles
Woodward
W. S Stuntington
Hearld-Lannon
Boston
John J. Sullivan
Lannon
Hearld
Far Rockaway
George Campbell
Chester Park
Cominick McCaffrey
Cliff Mouse
Lenox
Montana
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