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Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1909

Page

6

Seventeen Miners Die in Gas Explosion at Wehrum Mine

An explosion in a Lackawanna Coal and Coke company mine at Wehrum Pa shortly after 7 pm Wednesday killed seventeen miners and injured sixteen. Most victims were foreign-born, with several Americans among the deceased. Inspector Joseph Williams led rescue efforts. burn injuries and gas exposure hampered attempts to reach survivors. A. L. Johnson, son of the mine superintendent, was among the severely burned. Rescue teams faced deadly gases and damp conditions as they recovered bodies and transported the injured to nearby facilities.

Enatn Lackawanna Coal and Coke Company Wehrum Spangler Hospital Joseph Williams Altoona W. N. Johnson Minor A. L. Johnson Aupermoat Young Johnson Cims Johnson Cambria Steelworks Wahrum

Water crisis sparks armed seizure of Colorado Springs system

Disputed water sources near Pike’s Peak prompt armed men from Victor and surrounding areas to flood gates at Calemads Springs. Caretaker Arthur is held briefly as 174 million gallons pour into Victor reservoir. Deputies and detectives race for water supplies amid regional tensions over Cripple Creek district resources.

Colorado Springs Coto Victor Arthur Calemads Springs Colo Pike's Peak Carataher Arthur Ne Meréscall el Pas Tee Colorado Systane Cripple Creek Pile’s Peak

Highwayman Robs Fort Worth Bank in Frontier Heist

A genteel armed robber entered the Weggoner Bank and Trust in downtown Fort Worth Texas Tuesday afternoon demanding cash. He escaped with 4100 in currency, later turning up among onlookers before vanishing. police suspect he fled in a waiting car. The bank is insured and has posted a $1000 reward.

Texas Bank Frontier Weggoner Bank and Truat Company Fort Worth Tex Texas Walter BE. King King Mr. King Severn Asner- Hon Waggoner Bank

Birth of a Spanish Princess Crowns Royal Rejoicing

Queen Victoria of Spain and King Alfonso celebrate the birth of a daughter at 4 26 p m Tuesday. The event draws gun salutes and pardons as the royal family welcomes the infant, third in line, while notes of public joy spread through the palace.

Victoria Spain Lagransa Christina Alfonso Beatrice Jamis Jaime the Conqueror Aragon Catalonia

Harriman Death Rumors Denied by Union Pacific

Rumors of E. H. Harriman’s death were denied by Union Pacific associates on Monday afternoon. In Vienna and Ames reports were unfounded with Harriman reportedly in good health, while stock markets reacted to the chatter, dropping several key railroad and copper shares before recovering some.

E. H. Harriman Vienna Ames Hia Union Pacifie Southern Pacific Reading Amalgamated Copper Lowes Harrimar Neue Mandel

Two More Arrests In Black Hand Crimes

Federal sleuths report two further arrests in the Black Hand case. Glossepp Botbo, seized at Meadville Pennsylvania, is said to have written threatening letters sent to several cities. Inspector Mosford, who joined raids in Pittsburg and Meadville, says a trove of letters and papers was found that may illuminate the operation. Orazio RumtolI, arrested in Pittsburg, is believed to be the originator and chief conspirator behind recent Black Hand activities in Ohio and nearby states.

Federa Mleuths Glossepp Botbo Meadville Black Hand Society Post Office Mosford Cincinnati Pittsburg Balbo Orazio Rumtoli Ohio

Body Found in Akron Box Car Murder Suspected

An unidentified man about 40 was found dead in a box car at Akron Ohio with a crushed skull and robbed pockets. Death likely occurred days earlier. The car came from Hammond Indiana and was opened Monday. A note addressed to J M Olear suggested a Chicago link. The man was 5 feet 4 inches, 170 pounds, wearing a black suit.

Akron Hammond Ind Bia J. M. O'Lear Fairfield Lagrange Ogden Avenue Chicago

Mrs Howard Gould Dress Costs In Divorce Suit

The Gould divorce case details Mrs Katharine Clemmors Gould saying she needs about 120000 to live in her station. She described Castle Gould gowns costing 500 600 dinner gowns 500 but she wore each gown once if possible noting shopping and yachting attire. Court testimony outlines lavish outfits and frequent wardrobe changes during travels in Europe and Palm Beach.

Howard Gould Katharine Clemmors Gould Gould

Land Openings Proclaimed for Western Reservations

President Taft issues proclamation opening about 440000 acres in Flathead Montana 200000 in Couer d Alene Idaho and 50000 to 100000 in Spokane Washington for settlement. Registration runs July 15 to August 6 swearing at designated locations. Drawing begins August at 10 o clock with entry period fixed April 10 1910 and regulations to be available June 1.

Inanes Taft Flathead Mont Couer d'Alene Idaho Spokane, Wash Kallepell Missoula

Unemployment Plan Outlined by Kansas City Survey Committee

The Survey in Kansas City forms a seven member committee drawn from the Tenement Commission, Pardon and Parole Board, Manufacturers' Association, Associated Charities, United Hebrew Charities, organized labor, and the unemployed. They agree on a program beginning with action to improve living conditions and prevent unhealthy surroundings that undermine workers.

Kansas City Tenement Commission The Pardon and Parole Board Manufacturers’ Association Associated Charities United Hebrew Charities Organized Labor

Tariff Debates Dominate Senate Five-Year Topics

The Senate debated Aldrichs print paper duty raise from one tenth to two tenths of a cent per pound and faced clashes over German postcard duties and foreign costs of production. House proceedings adjourned after a quorum issue whileileri

Senate Aldrich Brown Nebraska Canada Dominion United States Hale Democrata House State Department Germany Hull Tennessee

Automobile Run Crashes Into Tree Injuring Several in Wash. Heights

Big sighting automobile on the way home from Coney Island crashes into a tree on Ocean Parkway as twenty five passengers are thrown out. Mrs Mary Emery 27 of Washington Heights New York is fatally injured with fractures and internal damage. Other victims hospitalized with serious injuries.

Siz Coney Island Mary Emery Washington Heights New York Ocean Parkway

Irregular details on gowns hotels and wages in a case

The testimony covers costs for gowns and shoes with amounts ranging from forty dollars to higher figures, Mrs Gould noting about three hundred dollars weekly to live in a hotel and five hundred monthly for a car. The piece also discusses a survey on American stature, crime, and social progress, and notes proposals for industrial reform and public employment programs in Missouri.

Devine American Academy of Political and Social Science Diay Inter

States of Woman Suffrage by State and Territory

There are four states with full suffrage Idaho Colorado Utah and Wyoming. In 26 more states and a territory women may vote on school questions. Other allowances exist in various states for taxation matters library trustees municipal elections and bending questions, with specific examples cited.

Idaho Colorado Utah Wyoming Connecticut Delaware Florida Iowa Trinois Indiana Kentucky Kansas Michigan Masschusetts Minnesota Mississippi Montana Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Dakota Oklahoma Ohio South Dakota Vermont Washington Wisconsin Kansan

Mexican Ambassador Returns to Washington After Absence

Ambassador La Barra of Mexico arrives in Washington following weeks away due to unclear account involving Arhena. Rear Admiral Uriel Gebree, commander of the Pacific Sector, accompanies the update on the mission.

la Barra Mexico Washington Arhena Uriel Gebree Pacific Sect

Snowy Aber cromble Canyon scene and Wheat Market Claims

Report from Alaska notes heavy snow in Aber cromble Canyon along Copper River while a local misquote alleges harm to women in the area. James J. Hill in Seattle refutes Patten’s role in a wheat corner, blaming supply and demand as the cause of a 90 million bushels yearly consumption with exports at 90 million. An engineer near Medina, New York stops a train to save a child, four cars wrecked in the incident.

Abercromble Canyon Copper River Alaska James J. Hill Seattle James A. Patten Flannigan New York Centre Medina Coerett

Trials of a Chaperem Miss Mayme on Vacation

A Chicago Tribune fragment describes Miss Mayme enjoying a vacation day in a hammock with Shelley or the Vicar of Wakefield. An elderly relative warns of scandalous behavior and threatens to write to her mother if more mischief occurs.

Mayme Shelley Wakefield Chicago Tribune

Robe designs showcase plain and elaborate organ dies and lawns

A sketch illustrates a simple satin robe in organ dies and lawns. The pattern features a modest cut with finish described as Gesmap Val. The article highlights the fabric’s sheen and the overall fashion appeal for formal wear.

Vienna Pigeons Plague City Hires No Slaughter

Vienna faces a pigeon nuisance as thousands roost on facades and city authorities seek a humane solution. The Vienna Society for the Protection of Animals refuses a massacre under the new birds protection law, leaving officials to confront the issue alone and consider unconventional aid.

Vienna Magistracy Magistracy Vienna Society For the Protection of Vienna

Bad Food and Health: A Denver Woman's Recovery Tale

A Denver woman recalls suffering after meals a year ago and losing nourishment. She cites weighing family burdens and lack of appetite, then notes she found help through proper food and a healthier mind, hinting at a newspaper article about her case.

Denver Toot

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