Third Extra Details Of The Awful Calamity At Frank
The town of Frank, M T, endures a devastating collapse at a coal mine. Dozens are dead or missing as rescue operations salvage survivors. In the chaos, families await news, with one man mourning his wife and six children swept away while others recall heroic rescues by miners and carpenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
M. T
van Jones
Dan McKenasle
Paddy Morris
W. Warrington
John Watkine
Harry Gale
W. Dawson
Cue Hewerthy
Chad Johnsen
M. Borks
Joe Tannock
Joe Finny
A. Grant
Frank Alek
Chas, Farrell
Joe Chapman
Joe Berata
Andrew Cgraceack
Rheston
Werie
Orcester
DIR Bede
SAMN
Dedication Day at St Louis for Louisiana Purchase Exposition
A quarter million visitors crowded St Louis as the dedication pageant for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition unfolded. President Roosevelt spoke during a grand ceremony with Cardinal Gibbons officiating, amid a vast, chilly crowd along Grand Avenue and the boulevard.
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Ateemen
Sol
Irs
Ftizene
Veweley
Strent Rooseveit
Cleveland
Marine Ton
United
Sre
Witamern
Grand Ave
Exposition
Sete
Liberal Arte
St. Louis
The
Star
Miners Survive Mine Collapse After Severe Contusions
Report details a mine incident where a wall squeezed workers, causing injuries and fear of a larger death toll. Rescue teams freed eleven miners who escaped to the surface. initial fears of three million dollars in losses were revised to an estimated two hundred fifty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manta
Inevitable Rise of Virtues for a New Century
The fragment urges progress from the desert to thriving states through self mastery restraint and respect for others. It calls for public and private virtue, abhorrence of cruelty and corruption, claiming these qualities will make the republic orderly and prosperous in the century ahead.
Meeting Tonight on Beattie Street Railway Union
The Beattie Street Railway union holds a meeting to discuss the Beattie Electric Company dispute and alleged unfair treatment of members. They plan potential action once the May 1 mark-up takes effect and will pursue arbitration findings and city involvement if dissatisfaction continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Street Railway
Fim Wnion
Giesatiafaction
Beattie Electric Company
City Council Panel Debates Stricter Labor Ordinance
The council committee on labor meets at city hall to discuss tightening the ordinance governing private employment bureaus. A proposed measure by Councilor Grout would raise license fees and curb employment agents by limiting profits and prohibiting post employment involvement and collusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Labor
Ingrv
Emmet
Saway
Panic at Liberal Arts building crowds force evacuations
In St Louis the Liberal Arts building becomes overcrowded as panic grows with women fainting and cries of help as police are overwhelmed. Director Hoch and commission members rush to clear aisles while many women and children are carried away to hospitals amid reports of imminent danger and possible deaths.
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At. Louis
Liberal Arts
Mund Hoch
Prestteni Prancia
Kitty Hird Incarcerated In City Jail Amid Local Happenings
Local notes report Kitty Hird arrested after disruptive conduct on Opf avenue and detention in the city jail. City patrol records note ongoing examinations at Cotén hall Pacific block for city engineer department draftsmen and transitmen under civil service. Romuel Harris secured a 4 unit at 1118 Meat Wiffiath Street to erect a $4,000 residence.
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Kitty Hird
Opf Avenue
Patrol
N Prtand
Mm Cotén
Pacific Block
Romuel Harris
Meat Wiffiath Street
Waterway report cut to soften attack on Beattie firm
The Beattie and Lake Washington Waterway Company faced a milder critique after the chamber of commerce meeting. The panel removed harsh language and kept two key recommendations to avoid vacating canal streets and halting a city water contract, while promising a Friday special session on the report. Governor Bempe’s spokesman denounced critics as dominated by a minority, and Judge McGilvra commented on the dispute. George F. Cotterill outlined the committee’s original and modified report.
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Beattie & Lake Washington Waterway Company
Chamber of Commerce
Waterway Company
Bemple
Judge McGilvra
George F. Cotterill
Prayer Answered as Jury Frees Mrs Kinman of Theft
Mrs Kinman, once accused by Steinfelder of stealing $554, sees relief after Argust Steinfelder reports finding $856 concealed in old trousers. He had stored the money since last October when the case risked a conviction. Attorney John Dore confirms the discovery and dismissal follows.
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Sarah Kinneman
John Dore
Argust
Alaska
Frist
Bteinfelder
Mia Kinnaman
Steinfelder
C. W. Turner
Fatal Collision Near New Haven Railway
A head on collision on the New Haven railway at midnight results in one death and two others fatally injured. The incident occurred in Matteawan and details remain incomplete as investigators probe the cause and exact conditions of the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matteawan
New Haven Railway
Hearing Begins in Mores Fowler Habeas Corpus Case
In Indianapolis on April 80 the petition for a writ of habeas corpus in the case of young millionaire Mores Fowler opened in federal court. The proceedings featured an extensive legal team, preventing a chamber hearing and focusing on legal grounds rather than the defendant’s sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolas
Young Mores Fowler
Federal
Charbers
Justice Cann Court Report Approved Amid Small Deficit
County commissioners accepted expert Braymer’s audit of Justice Cann’s court finding a $236.70 shortage for 1901 and 1902, now paid into the treasury. They deem it clerical error due to inadequate staff and plan improved bookkeeping and nightly balances to prevent confusion.
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Braymer
A. J. Braymer
Justice Cann
L. C. Bpith
Mr. Smith
Aple
Hin Offoe
John Meek
Emeooth
Justice Cannanka
le Hraymer
T. H. Cann
Justice of the Peace
Treasury
Gerry Mr. Mracenee
Mornthe
Beattle Men Push Roosevelt as Godfather for Large Families
A Seattle Star letter urges men with big families to greet President Roosevelt on his next visit and proposes the president be godfather to George Benson’s youngest son Theodore Roosevelt Benson. Benson, an Armour & Co. employee, admires the president and hopes to name his child after him if invited.
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Ptar
Beattle
Roosevelt
Star
the Star
George Henson
Tenth Avenue South
Walker Street
Theoungest
George Benbon
Tee
Benson
McKinney
Theodore Roosevelt Benson
Armour & Co
Seattle
Des Moines
Laws
I Street
Local Family Notables Benson Children Mentioned
James B Benson aged 4 William McKinney Benson aged 6 Baby Benson aged 11 days appear in family record. The notice lists three children with ages, highlighting a domestic genealogical entry.
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James B. Benson
Benson
Wiliam McKinney Benson
Baby Benson
Seven Benson boys grow up on bay view hillside
The piece describes the Benson family sons ranging from a 15 year old deceased infant to school attending brothers. The seven boys are healthy and lively around the home near a scenic bay view while their father plans to visit Governor McGiran, noting the family’s prideful situation with local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Harry
Joseph
Frank
Kert
John
Karl
Bore
Willam McKinney
Saloon Keepers Fined For Box Ordinance Violations
Three saloon operators A J Kennedy at 508 Fleet Ave M Stumpf of the Brooklyn on Second Ave and J W Walker at 1160 Second Ave were cited under the city box ordinance. Each fined 50 dollars with costs but fines suspended if they conform with the law.
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A. J. Kennedy
Fleet Avenue
M. Stumpf
Brooklyn
Second Avenue
J. W. Walker
Costa
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Alex Hutchinson
Ambroise Oliver
Alex Hi
Tom Harrison
William Gelee
Miller Grant
Art Mevina
Jim Macarthy
Jack Mclwean
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Carpenters Union
A. Leitch
Cranbrook
Leitch
Lester Johnson
Jim Warrieston
Wetkine
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Macarthy
Victoria
Renk
Alex. Leitoh
Ae Jona
Wilfred
Allen
Atha
Ackroyd
Miner
A. Clark
Hbiborer
Alfred
William Warrington
John Vandusen
Thomas Lock
M. Mardington
James Graham
John Wattkine
Leater Johnson
James Warrington
Alfred A. Wattkine
Henry C. Potter
Francis Opon
Flien
Cardinal Gibbons
Thomas H
NEA
H. C. Corain
David R. Francis
United States
Grover Iand
America
Potter
Fee
Olive Street
Diplomatic Corpu
Militiia
Exporition Company
Deamond
Meade
New World
France
Cantile
Pagame
Mrs. Caswell
Sarah Kinnaman
Simla
India
Braddock
Thormson Steel
Ateny
Justice
Teddy
Son
George Benson
Adams & Blanchard
Dependable Clothiers
Hinckley
the People's Store
eReeee
Stewart & Holmes Drug Company
First Avenue
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