Turbulent Night Fatalities and Political Edits Across Cities
A wide range of incidents fill the page. Venezuela's former president Jose Rojas Paul dies, a printing plant burns in Little Rock causing $180,000 in damage, and a string of crimes including a murder near Weatherford and a fatal shooting in Detroit are reported. The Norwegian referendum proposal on dissolving the union with Sweden is sent to a committee, and a variety of political and public notices populate the section. Includes obituaries, legal notices, and local accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Williame
Avene
Hinder
Bendelyn
Balringore
Palio Rojan Paul
Venezuela
Py Rojas Poaly
Ety
Fury
Fenruary
Flen
Arkansas Democrat Company
Litle Rock
Tan D. Taylor
Harry Norton
Shawnee
Okla
Kate James
Weatherford
Hily
Polvon
Storthing
Sweden
Blutor Johnson
Towanda
Margaret Johnson
Anete Benjamin
Nellie Yo Walker
Chicago
W. 8
Stratton
Colorado Springs
Independence
Teekhane
Kentucky
California
Wotl Buchanan
Loniaville
Redlands County
Joseph Myer
Detroi
le Kaye
Marois Branels
Mac Nutt
Clank
Rome
Tie
Mac
Sonal Keven
Arthu
Mikey
Niled
Aleve
Sixty Lives Lost In Bennington Boiler Explosion At San Diego
The Bennington exploded off Point Loma San Diego on July 21 with sixty dead and many injured. Rescue efforts continued as 52 sailors from the vessel and numerous civilians mourned, while eleven bodies awaited shipment and two remained in the fireroom. Commanders Young and Pack led on shore as crews battled to free trapped men amid debris and collapsed boilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Dore Stockton
San Pasqual
Army
Navy
Fort Rosverans
Coast Artillery
San Diego
Naval
Universit Brotherhood
Point Loma
Bennington
United States
Bennington Ls
City Morgues
Axen
Litte
H Street
Navy Department
Washington
Port Martford
Wyoming
Mare Islan Navy Yard
Winder Lucieh Young
E. Pack
Coronado
Lucion
Ime
Fulton
Somers
North Carolina
Oneida
Yokohama
Japan
Bonbay
Jie Trenton
Vandalia
Aplin
Samoan Islands
Ronendorf
Maine
Havana Harbor
Fredericksted
St Croix
de Solo
Magdalena Bay
New York
San Francisco
Pinchot Shaped by Love for Forestry Profession
Gifford Pinchot, head of the forestry bureau, is wealthy yet dedicated to his work. He is among the first Americans to turn forestry into a profession, earning $8,600 while investing his heart and strength beyond ordinary government duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Pinchot
Government Forestry Bureau
World’s Most Important Drug Quinine
An article notes quinine as a crucial drug in medical science, essential for travelers in India before its discovery. It cites relief for fever and the European soldiers, and mentions Chicagoans discussing its impact and a Hartford insurer amid discussions of resilience during the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Nimlarad
Allpine
Eagland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anwrlean Ame
Sinseador
Ogden Mille
Edward
Eugene & Herb
Vaeitie Crat Raxebail Jeague
Wimpelf
Een Chinnen
Arminie
Berdin
Mosaye
Chinigin
Tanetay
Wieses
Anthony McBanabl
Miter
Che Lane
Helin
Ania
Wade
Hloker
Koutiner Thompson
Pieiran Waylor
Hareishore
San Antone Tollway
Sapeber Vostmn
Dee
Angunniail Bey
Benning
San Mego
Monte
Mexicas
Benojigton
St Thomas
Fredonia
Wateres
Sea Horse
Serpent
Vietort
Camperdows
Montrouge
F Landen Globe
Frontier Supply Co
First National Bank
Kemme
P. J. Queaty
Prost
LB Kemmerer
Sneddon
John L. Lane
Frank Pfeiffer
Cushion
Arthur Robina
Europe
Kemmerer
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Denver
Wm. O'Connell
Kemmerer, Wyoming
H. E. Christmas
U. S
Omee
C. T. Gamble
Diamondville