Steamer Thomas Wilson sinks after collision near Duluth
The whaleback steamer Thomas Wilson was cut in two by the George G Hadley a half mile south of Duluth resulting in nine deaths most crew lost before escape. The Hadley aided shipmates with life preservers as the Wilson sank quickly leaving crews in the water.
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Wadsworth Fire Destroys Several Tall Wooden Structures
Fire began at 2 P M in Lothrop's Hotel and Saloon kitchen and swept east to the Nevada Hotel annex. Buildings were wooden and dry, aiding rapid spread. The depot caught fire multiple times but was saved by hard work. Losses include Wallstar and others. total not less than $50,000 with little insurance. Nevada House may yet be saved.
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Welch rally turns violent at Republican state senate nominating convention
At Welch West Virginia on June 7 the Republican convention almost erupted in a riot as guns and clubs were used. The hall chairman was carried out, bruised and bleeding, in a clash between followers of N B Scott and his rival J L Caldwell seeking the Senate seat. In Russia a landslide destroyed the village of Cambulata in the Uruch range, with a wide fissure forming. inhabitants escaped. Weather is fair tonight and Sunday.
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Twenty five injured in suburban line collision at East St Louis
A trolley car on the Dayton branch collided with a Missouri Pacific engine at a surface crossing in East St Louis injuring twenty five people, two fatally. Firemen and engineer were hurt. bystanders aided the injured until medical help arrived. Most victims had light injuries while nearly forty five were later reported. The car derailed. loss of control appears root cause.
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Navy rejects inquiry on Venice officers case
Washington June 1 The Navy issued a statement on the Venice officers case noting the court of inquiry recommended court martial for Lt John Dodridge Capt Robert Wynne and Assurgeon Robert Ledbetter for unseemly conduct in public while cadet James Kruse and Pvt Wilfred Langley were not to be further actioned Admiral Croninshield disapproved the opinion citing insufficient evidence and no further proceedings will occur based on the brief cable report.
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Beauty Doctor Johnson Held on Manslaughter Charge
Chicago June 1 W John son the beauty doctor charged with causing the death of Miss May Thompson who died May 29 after wearing a mask prepared by the doctor was denied b on a writ of habeas corpus Judge Dunn ruled sufficient evidence to hold Johnson on a manslaughter charge and set bond at 5000. Johnson unable to post bond remanded to jail.
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