Mine Cave-In Traps Thirteen Miners in Plymouth Shaft
An extensive collapse at the Gaylord mine in Plymouth, tied to the 5 foot and Bennett vein sections, entombs thirteen timbermen led by Thomas Picton. Rescue teams battled through 400 feet of rock and coal, with workers fearing long odds of reaching the entombed men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiires-Barne
Gaylord
Ngston Coal Company
Plynth
John B. Davis
Pismouth
Bennett
Ming
Baltimore
Thomas Picton
Thomas Jones
James Ords
Daniel Morgan
Thomas Leyshon
Richard Davin
Thomas Cole
Peter F. McLaughlin
Michael Walah
John, Morris
John Arne
James Kingdon
Thomas Cols
Sornes
Bennett Velo
Wage Question Heard At Autoona United Mine Workers Meet
Today the fourth annual convention of the delegation district No. 2 United Workers of America met in Autoona Pa with about 10,000 miners represented. Reports of officers were heard and committees were appointed as the wage question emerged as a principal topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autoona
United Workers of America
Baltimore Doctor Charged in Murder Case Linked to Poison
In Baltimore on February 18 Professor P B Wilson revealed poison evidence from the stomach of John Forre alias Hanbuch in the Dr Kremien case. The discovery may lead to exhuming Karl Hynes Muller's body to determine if death was caused by poison.
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Balimore
Dr. Kremien
P. B. Wilson
John Forre
Hanbuch
Karl Hynes Muller
Forro
Doctor Charged With Forged Will After Sudden Deaths
Muller patients of Dr Kremien died suddenly soon after his wife received an estate of $b000 via a forged will. Muller, a witness to the will, fell ill and died within 48 hours. It is alleged Kremien kept a dozen dogs and tested poisons on them, ten of which had died before his arrest ten days ago.
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Snl
Muller
Kremien
Tis
Kromien
Death verdict in Monroe teen case names Wilkes-Barre doctor
A coroner jury in Tunkhannock finds Jennie Tyler died from peritonitis after an operation on January 15 performed by Dr. Banks at 107 South Main Street Wilkes-Barre. The jurors report Cory Fisher as an accessory in the medical case.
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Jennie Tyler
Scranton Tribune
Death of famed pianist Hans von Bulow
Canio February 1 reports the death of German pianist Hans von Bulow born June 8 1830 in Dresden. A lifelong conductor and pianist he worked in Saint Gall Zurich Berlin and Munich and made several US visits. His marriages linked to Cosima Liszt and ties with Wagner defined a dramatic life marked by eccentricity and intense artistic activity.
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Canio
Hanag von Bulow
von Bulow
Dresden
Richard Waener
Liszt
Saint Gall
Zurich
von Barlow
Berlin
Wagner
von Briow
Munich
Royal School For
United States
Cosima Liszt
Mra. von Bulow
Mra
Chima
Waa
Doctor Surrenders After Shooting Wife and Child
Dr Dustrow of 1724 South Compton Avenue walked into the Reservoir police station in St Louis Missouri and surrendered claiming an accidental shooting of his wife. He stated nothing further and was locked up. Reports say the doctor shot his wife and his 5 year old son. the boy was killed, the wife survived.
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Dustrow
St. Lous
Compton Avenna
Reservoir
Local court actions and factory notices report
The Moncy Novelty company is in sheriff's custody as judgments totaling 84 000 are entered by Citizens Bank of Money. Carters appointed to fourth class postal service include Pennsylvania and Bushnell. Charleroi Plate Glass suits against six workers for riot and countercharges settled amicably. Reading Rolling Mill announces wage cuts from 10 to unfilled percent and poddler scales reduced. new scale effective February 17. John Richards, a 41 year old Philadelphia hospital inmate escaped Norristown and later found dead near Wet Point schoolhouse eight miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moncy Novelty Company, Limited
Citizens’ Bank of Money
Reading Rolling Mill Company
Jobin Richards
Philadelphia
Hospital For the
Norristown
Death Inn
Wet Point
Heads Erect on the Empire in Hawaii Annexation Debate
In Washington D C on February 15 the Senate debated a resolution against annexing Hawaii. Senator Gray of Delaware backed the president, urging a firm stance against empire and praising his courage. The measure, to be revisited tomorrow, followed continued discussion on a railroad town site bill.
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Delaware
Bland
Wasuinatos
D. C
CHE
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Gray
Cleveland
Teller
Colorado
Congress
Daniel
Virginia
White
California
Interior Department
Ordate
Murder in Consellos claims Artmann family in barn county
William Artmann and his wife and four children were found murdered near McAllinter's schoolhouse in Consellos Ind. Coroner Labbard conducted an inquest after a neighbor, who waited at the home at noon, reported the crime. No motive or cause was determined.
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Crry
Ind
William Hirtman
Here
Hartman
Back To His Bride After Years Of Jealous Rage
James Sweeney long presumed dead returns to Pirrsland Ohio and reunites with his wife after years apart. A May 1891 jealousy incident led to a suspected suicide along the Ohio river, but his mysterious disappearance ends with a reunion and renewed marriage.
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Pirrsland
James Sweeney
Sweeny
Ohio River
Wagon Load of Oil Explodes in Shamorin
Thomas Gribben s dies after kerosene oil wagon overturns and cans ignite. Aboard vehicle near Shamorin on February 14, he is fatally burned as oil spills and explosions scatter burning liquid in all directions.
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Shamorin
Thomas Gribbens
Gribbens
Railroad thieves suspected in Sunbury Wilkes Barre thefts
It is estimated that $20,000 worth of goods has been stolen on the Sunbury and Wilkes Barre branch of the Pennsylvania railroad over several years. Officials believe a single gang carried off the booty and eight detectives have been set to work to capture them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagzirtox
Sunbury
Wilkes- Barre
Pennsylvania Railroad
Blizzard Relief Efforts Amid Freezing Blizzard Deaths
In Guruniz O T on February 13 the worst of the blizzard appeared to pass though two families were reported frozen and in need of aid as supplies and rescue work continue.
Great Winter Storm Claims Dozens Of Lives And Livestock
Reports from across the region describe at least thirty deaths in a severe storm near Cross Ponce Indian Agency Stillwater Cleveland Anadarka and Tonkawa areas. Families stranded, cattle losses in the thousands, and harsh wind and sleet hinder rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross
Ponce Indian Agency
Stillwater
Cleveland
Anadarka
New Jockey Club Aims to Curb Racing Abuses
The horse owner, who formed a committee led by James K. Keene to organize a new jockey club, reported progress at the Hoffman House. The group seeks reform in racing and pacts with several associations, except Coney Island, to influence favorable laws amid a dubious New York outlook.
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Med Woeterdi
James KR. Koone
Jockey Club
Hoffman House
Keene
Coney Island Jockey Club
New York
McKinley Nominated by Ohio Republican Clubs in 1908 Era
Governor McKinley was nominated multiple times for president by Ohio Republican clubs in Columbus. He spoke at the Lincoln banquet on the tariff and criticized the Democratic administration, urging a November 1908 restoration of the Republican party and warning that free trade would yield a protection majority.
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House of Representatives
Tonigit State Pool Championship Results
In Philadelphia on February 13, Jerome Keogh of Scranton defeated Clarenge Summoera of Milton 150 to 87 while Ed Dougherty and Jim Tate of Philadelphia won 150 to 100 in the second match Keogh also led 4 5 scratches.
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Philadelphia
Tonigit
Jerome Keogh
Scranton
Clarenge Summoera
Milton
Ed Dougherty
Jim Tate
Keogh
Summers
Dougherty
Tate
Famine Strikes Ellwood City Area Prompting Animal Scavenging
Reports from near Ellwood City claim communities face starvation with dogs and cats eaten for food. Fences are torn down for fuel as local relief funds are depleted and authorities struggle to provide aid.
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Cate
New Gastir
Ellwood City
Notable Obituary Fragments From Various U S Locales
A series of short notices lists deaths and notable aging figures across the United States. Entries include Andrew Raub of Dallas Luzerne county aged 74 retired businessman. John B Lamont father of a secretary named Lamont at McGrawville N Y unspecified age. C G Ramsay president of Norfolk National Bank age not stated. Sir Harry Verney linked by marriage to Florence Nightingale at Buckhamshire Roy age 80. Mrs Charlotte A Helding 80 Northville Mich grandchild of Benedict Arnold. Professor Albert Herbert of Maryland 70 a Washington D C death. Archibald McKellar prominent Canadian politician ex cabinet minister Rawinton Ont aged 79. Major H Semple lawyer Montgomery Ala Democratic national committeeman from Alabama. James B Scott a public spirited Allegheny County citizen died at Ridge Avenue Allegheny at 4 30 yesterday afternoon.
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Harry Verney
Florence Nightingale
Buckhamshire
Roy
Charlotte A. Helding
Northville
Mich
Benedict Arnold
Washington, D. C
Albert Herbert
Maryland
Archibald McKellar
Rawinton
Ont
H. ©. Semple
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
James B. Scott
Allegheny County
Ridge Avenue
Allegheny
Battle near Rio de Janeiro as insurgents clash with government
Reports from Brazil describe a six hour battle at Nictheroy near Rio between insurgents and government troops. Rebels reportedly gain a foothold and suffer about 200 losses while Admiral Saldanha da Gama is wounded and in guarded condition.
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Admiral DA Gama
Rio de Janeiro
Bursds
Reading Presidency Bequest Sparks Resignation Debate
In a heated exchange Isaac J. Rica seeks to oust the Reading receivers as John Lowbar Welsh explains McLeod’s resignation followed Drexel’s advice amid outside criticism. Paxson notes Prince & Co. claimed 180000 for stock transition expenses to aid a reorganizing scheme. The judge laments Reading surrendered a valuable Lehigh Valley lease due to funds shortfall.
Fulford plans probate of Annie Pixley will in Pumaperata
Robert Fulford husband of the late actress Annie Pixley arrived from New York to arrange probate for his wife’s will. He declined further comment on family charges and said he would respond if legal action is taken. He claimed the property was always in his name, not Pixley’s.
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Robert Fulford
Annie Pisley
New York
Lowers
Mr. Fulford
Strike Threat Looms in Monongahela Coal Field
In Pittsburgh on February 18, river coal operators and miners clash over wage cuts in the fourth pool. Miners object to lowering rates from 2 cents per bushel to 2 cents per bushel, prompting idle mines and a looming regional strike. A delegate convention in Monongahela City will decide whether to accept the 24 cent rate or resist.
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Pitrsburg
Monongahela Valley
Monongahela City
Fraud Order Screened Against Paul Conrad of Honduras
A fraud order was screened against Paul Conrad of the Honduras Wasuisoron following a report received by the Post Office Department from Inspector Dice. The department acted on the incoming information and investigated the case.
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Paul
Wasuisoron
Post Office Department
Dice
Department
Postmaster General Orders Fraud Action Against Lottery Firm
The Post Office issues fraud orders against Paul Conrad and partners over Hon duras Lottery operations. An inspector will present the matter to the U.S. court and district attorney to prosecute under lottery law. The department will pursue additional prosecutions.
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Honduras Lottery Company
Postal Service
Paul Conrad
National Honduras Lottery Company
Graham Printery
L. Graham & Sons
Post Office
United States Court
Department
Severe blizzard hits Atlantic coast town in 1988 memory
The New York weather office describes yesterday and today’s snowstorm as the severest since the blizzard of 1988. Temperatures stayed above two degrees, but several flaking schooners were driven offshore. Rescue fears mount for the ship New London Emma damaged last night.
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New York
Weather Bureau
New London
Bath Iron Works Burned In Major Bath Fire
Bath Maine February 19 Fire swept most of the Bath Iron Works buildings after a two week old blaze rekindled in heavy snow. The iron works loss is about 140000 with the machine shop and upper iron and wood shops burned entirely. The firm may not rebuild, possibly relocating to New London Connecticut. The office survived but suffered damage and nearby waterfront buildings were destroyed.
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Bath
New England
Frank Jones
Maine Central
Hyde
The
Iron Works
New London
Chief Arthur Denounced by Railway Union
Grand Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers faced denouncement at a Milwaukee meeting. Speakers condemned the Northern Pacific receivers and employee reps for not addressing the last demands of about 12,000 railroad workers. The local division president led the criticism, asserting fault at high union levels and with railway receivers.
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Milwaukee
Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Railway Union
Northern Pacific
Brotherhoods of Railway Men
Northern Pacific Road
Washington Dispatches and Military Appointments
Commander Dennis W. Mullan will command the Marion bound for the Bering Sea. Seventh Virginia district member Mr. Turner sworn in. Secretary Carlisle aims to cut dead timber from the payroll to save about 0500,000 yearly. Post offices seek direct appropriations based on gross receipts over 500,00. Pension notices list ObFighhal Vogel, Quigley, Van Buskirk among others in Pennsylvania and Lackawanna.
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Dennis W. Mullan
Marion
Bering Hea
Turner
O Farrall
Virginia
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Carlisle
W. A. Stone
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Washington
Carr
Philadelphia
Dayton
New York
Justice Bradley
District of Columbis Cxpremey Court
Mandarua
Riker
Chiomyo
ObFighhal
William H. Vogel
Ruggles
Luzerne
Thomas F. Quigley
Miner's Mills
Muorish
EB. van Buskirk
Nay Avg
Lackawanna
Creek Indian Girl 12 Perishes in Blizzard Return
A Creek Indian girl aged 12, said to be the oldest resident in Indian Territory, died in a blizzard while returning from a visit to her daughter and friend. The tragedy is reported as a fatal winter mishap with harsh weather conditions cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
Reduction Sale At Finley Offers Short Lengths And Napkins
A Finley notice announces a Reduction Sale for the past week with short lengths from 11 to 4 yards and napkins in sizes 54 and 3, including patterns limited to about half a dozen. Prices listed aim to be intrinsic value to shoppers.
Weather Forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania
Wasdinatos reports a Wednesday forecast for eastern Pennsylvania with fair skies early followed by cloudiness. Winds shift to the northeast as conditions gradually worsen.
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Wasninatos
Pennylvania
Pennsylvania
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Hans von Bulow
Commonwealth
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Presidennte Congress
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Dam
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Bankhead
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Warner
Oklahoma
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M’kinley
Columbus
Ohio
New Castle
Andrew Raub
Dallas
Luzerne County
John B. Lamont
A Lamont
McGrawville
Norfolk, Va
C.G Ramsay
Norfolk National Bank
Nictheroy
R Tio
Rio
Fiio
Santos
Armacao Ponta de Areia
M'Leod
Reading
Annie Pixley
Lonpos
Pall Mall Gazette
London
Iurplore Anarohiata
Bourgeosie
Lottery Sharks
Conrad
Honduras
Atlantic
Bath Ship Works
Railway
Wade and Heron
Chicago
Criminal Court
Mass
Patrick Eugene
Finley
Linen Department
Weather Forecast
Lackawanna Ave
Gutta Percha & Rubber
Chas A. Schieren & CO
H. A. Kingsbury
Spruce St
Scranton, Pa
Wd. Weichel
Arcade
Wyoming
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