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Reno Evening Gazette

Location

Reno, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1902

Page

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Train wreck in Texas leaves many dead and missing

Southern Pacific tourist train derailed and burned near Maxon and Sanderson in El Paso Division. Nine coaches and a baggage car burned. at least fifteen bodies reported, some identified, passengers including New York capitalists and postal clerks injured. Fireman and engineer among missing. rescue teams dispatched from Alpins, Marfa and Marathon.

EL PAGO Texas Galveston Harrisburg San Antonis Maxon El Paso Sanderson Ryan New York Eaginesr Al Mast St. Louis Hart Bortesh Elso Stockwell Martin Dr. Turner Express Messener Adams Alpins Marfa Marathon Southern Pacific San Antonio

Wreck of G-H Train Near Maxon Leaves Dozens Dead

A Texas to Denver special accounts the G H passenger train crash near Maxon Texas thirty miles from Sanderson at 3 30 am caused by a broken rail. Thirty eight dead and many injured as cars burned after derailment. ENGINEER AL MAST FIREMAN HENRY SERTSCH and EXPRESS MESSENGER ADAMS among the killed. Rescue efforts frantic as passengers trapped, Pullman and sleeping cars saved. conductor Stockwell walked seven miles to alert a telegraph office. The remote site, two hundred miles east of El Paso, saw dawn break after the accident.

DENVER Colo El Paso Texas mays Maxon Sanderson Tabor burnie ft AL MAST HENRY SERTSCH ADAMS California biighare expresa agera New York Ryan Condutter Stockwell hels place

Five Bodies Taken From Catabury Mine Tragedy

Five victims of the Catabury mine fire were recovered shortly after midnight from the main entrance. Inspector Henry Louttit said the bodies were blackened and bruised with little trace of gas. He did not test most areas and warned the mine not yet declared safe.

Gasett MONONGHALEA Pa Catabury Henry Louttit Louttit

American Tourist Masons To Visit Jerusalem Event

The Celtic brought 100 American Free Masons to Jaffa for a meeting at King Solomons Quarries under the Royal Solomon mother lodge of Jerusalem. Fire damaged Dozenheim & Co and nearby firms in Hudson NY causing 320,000 loss.

Gazette JERUSALEM White Star Line Celtic Jaffa North America King Solomons Quarries Royal Solomon mother lodge of Dozenheim & Company Van

Senate weighs resolution on diversion waters and territorial bill

The Senate advanced a resolution to form an international commission with Canada to study reports on river boundary diversions between the United States and Canada. An amendment to ensure nonpartisan selection and a ten year term for student interpreters in China was adopted. The diplomatic and consular appropriation bill, about 2 million dollars, passed. The House Territories committee moved to create the Territory of Jefferson in Indian Territory with its own legislature, a governor, and a congressional delegate.

WASHINGTON Senate Canada international commission committee on commerce Hale Maine Bacon Georgia China United States House Committee on Territories today Indian Territory Territory of Jefferson Congress

Headquarters J C Stubbs Removed to Washington

Desert News reports Jo F. Stubbs Traffic Manager of the Harriman lines will move his headquarters from San Francisco to New York in a few weeks Hawin Hawley’s former position will not be filled Stubbs will assume the Assistant General Traffic Manager duties in New York to align management with E H Harriman on the Southern Pacific and Mexican line trip

Gazette SALT LAKE Utah The Desert News today Jo f °. Stubbs Harrimanines San Francisco New York Hawin Hawley Stubbs E. H. Harriman Southern Pacific lines Harriman

Miss Alice Roosevelt Missed Coronation Attendances

Washington March 7 Miss Alice Roosevelt daughter of the President will not attend King Edward’s coronation. White House officials refuse comment but those informed say the President directed she stay away. In Reno post office vacancy context no clear candidate list yet. Bechtel Field Dawson Folsom Cohn Hamlin named among possibles. other precincts awaiting word.

Gasette WASHINGTON Alice Roosevelt Edward Peeteffies Reno post office Gazette William L. Bechtel H. L. Field Deight Dawson L. D Folsom L. J. Cohn A. C Hamlin

Collision Near Holyhead Sinks Waesland Passengers Aboard

The Waesland sinks after a collision with the Harmonides off Anglesey in fog. Passengers and crew evacuated to the Harmonides, with at least one death and several injured reported. Survivors reach Liverpool and will sail to Philadelphia on the Nordland.

LIVERPOOL Waesland Harmonides passenges Anglesy wedeel Edward Dangerfield Kanna Elsie Emmett A. E. Emmett crn Scandinavia chip Waemland Holy Head Tusker Light Angleay Philadelphia Red Star Line Nordland

In Memoriam Henry Philip Kraus Reno history maker dies

Henry Philip Kraus died yesterday in his Reno apartment at the Investment building corner of Second and Sierra streets. Born June 6 1841 in Louisiana to German parents he moved to Carson City in the 1860s and worked as a station clerk postmaster and later cashier for the railroad era. He served as Reno postmaster under the Harrison administration and was a longtime Mason and officer in local chapters and Scottish Rite bodies. His funeral is planned Sunday at the Masonic Temple under Reno Lodge No 13 F and AM.

Nevada Time jedger Henry Philip Krause Second and Sierra streets Henry Philip Kraus New Orleans Louisiana Carson eixties John G. Fox Strawberry Valley Placerville Carson to Shingle Springs Mandiebaum and Klebber Ben Small Virginia and Truckee Reno Steamboat Springs Braue L. H. Dyer Virginia W. J Westerfield railroad company Steamboat H. P. Kraus C. H. Stoddard Pat Henry Charley Welnart Westerfield Virginia City Mr. Westerfeld Mound House Henrys tate Kraus Harrison Weaterfield W. J. Westerfield C H. Stoddard Win Henry Reno Lodge No 13 A. M Reno Lodge Etke Magsonle Temple Hfe

Brutal murder and robbery in Saxonburg Pa

Three masked men broke into the home of Henry Smith a wealthy retired farmer at Saxonburg Pennsylvania and brutally murdered him while torturing Mrs Smith. The killers ransacked the house stole $200 and damaged property. A large crowd pursues them and they have been traced to Freeport. The deceased was over seventy years old. A new Spencer led Nevada Flaning Mill plans to build a modern plant opposite Flanigan warehouse employing twenty five to thirty men.

Gasette BUTLER, Pa Henry Smith Saxonburg Freeport ae over ciety A Spencer Nevada Flaning Mill Company Flanigan Laabe Spencer

Prince Henry in Albany Arrival and Civic Welcome

Prince Henry’s train arrived in Albany at 8:30 after a Boston departure at 12:25. Mayor Gaus and George Lord welcomed him. Governor Odell followed with the state’s greeting. Crowds filled streets as militia stood ready. admission limits caused crushes at City Hall and the Capitol during the formal welcome and introductions.

ALBANY N. Y Prince Henry Boston Union depot Gaus George Lord Holleben Odell amaitiv cpot vasa New York State Prince Wax City Hall Capitol lisuing Gover Penzan Adutant Heary

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