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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1901
Page
2
Floods and Lightning Strike Pittsburg Plant Sectored Deaths
A powerful flood and fierce lightning hit the Pittsburg area during an afternoon, causing the Laer Department plant to flood. Molten metal streamed through the cupola as a dynamite shell breached walls, trapping and fatally injuring three workers. no one escaped the white hot metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cipola
Laer Wépartment
Amer- 3A Feunirys
Chisseucqet-workmenssvere
Poltii
Valley Devastation Reports Massive Property Loss and Casualties
A catastrophic flood and storm sequence devastates the Pocahontas valley. Rail lines and mines suffer extensive damage, with millions in property lost and countless lives uncertain. Dams collapse and darkness hinder rescue efforts as storms pummel the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emnemig
Elkborn
Brani
Farmers Halt Train Demonstration in Osage County
Aggressive farmers seized a train in Osage County Kansas forcing the freight of five emigrant cars to be cut loose. The dispute involved public safety concerns and resulted in injuries before a compromise set wages at 3 30 per day for harvest laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage County
Kansas Ocean
Osage
Unclear fragmentary report on 1893 murder case outcomes
Fragmentary OCR describes Charles Lilly and Arthur Scdinmitted, colorfully garbled, with mentions of a 1893 murder at Col and a discharge allowed for a speech in court. The text remains incoherent and names are inconsistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eahite
Ereedom
Charles Lilly
Welington
Kew
Zealand
Arthur
Colin
Shiter
White
Electric Plant Planned on Susquehanna River Near York
Immense electric plant proposed three miles south of York by capitalists holding Susquehanna water rights. The project involves a power utility turbine using river rocks to generate electricity for Baltimore, with an estimated cost around $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antic Electric
Susquehanana River
Yorkanty Wie
Susque- Power'and Paper'Company
Con- Eos
United Sps
Baltimore
Striking Machinists Vote Aids Planned by Union Council
The executive council of the American Federation of Labor authorized a move to aid affiliated organizations in supporting striking machinists in their nine hour legal dispute. Officials report an estimated response cost of about 350,050 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eexecutive Council of the American Federation of Labot
Prize division of ships captured or sunk in Manila harbor
In the Supreme Court debate the Admirals Dewey and their men in Manila argue the right to half the value of vessels captured or sunk. The ruling concerns entitlement to prize money from these actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Dewey
Manila
Wheat export outlook reports large deficit in France
A government dispatch from Secretary American and the Chamber of Commerce outlines a grain report for September indicating a potential shortfall of about 35,000,000 bushels in France. It notes plans to purchase American wheat to cover the deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwriker
American
Chamber of Cama5
France
Fragmentary note on workers and platform project
A brief, unclear fragment mentions workers and a temporary platform or bridge project with scattered terms like easter iron and Teetantiy. The text lacks coherent details, dates, or named organizations to identify a full event.
Valley Devastation in Elkhorn Region After Catastrophic Flood
A long storm drenched the Elkhorn valley causing the Pocahontas coal region heavy losses. Rail line and roadbed washed away, with vast engineering works destroyed. A cloud burst sent a flood downriver sweeping trees poles cars and people to their deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Elkhorn
Devastating Flood Forces Evacuation Across Valley
Witnesses describe a torrent surging through the valley with debris and rocks tumbling along the slopes. Thousands, including men women and children, fled to higher ground as floodwaters engulfed homes and forced mass evacuations.
Barker Found Guilty in Attempted Killing of New Jersey Preacher
The jury in Arlington, New Jersey, convicted Thomas G Barker of Arlington for shooting at Rev. John Keller with intent to kill. The verdict followed instructions to determine only intent, not other factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Thomas G. Barker
Arlington
N. J
John Keller
Barker
Diplomatic notes on South Africa and consular leadership
The passage discusses Hay’s limited diplomatic training after accompanying his father in London, Roberts’s view on Hay’s potential in South Africa, and notes that no successor has been appointed to Hay. Emile A. B. Von Amerinzen remains vice-consul and the consulate is under his charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tive 1
Pretoria
South Africa
United’ States
Hay
Adel Rt Hay
Lord, Roberts
Behaif
Friends
London
Great Britain
America
Roberts
Transvaal
Emile A
von Amerinzen
Waddell Wins Fourteenth American Derby at Washington Park
The great American Derby for three year olds, a mile and a half, was won by Robert Waddell, Mrs. Bradley's gelding, by two lengths. Terminus finished second, The Parader third, Bonnibert fourth. The race drew a large crowd and highlighted East West rivalry as Eastern horses competed against Western contenders. The track was state and the weather delightful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Robert Waddell
Chaffee to Command in Philippines Name Change
An order from Washington appoints General Chaffee as military chief and governor of the Philippine archipelago. The document directs him to assume control and to vacate the Ayuntamiento, amid changes in the colonial administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Washington
Covernor
The
Suga” Paming Pret Chaffee
Asim
Archipelago
Ayuntamiento
Blesi
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