Rich strike reported at Gold Bar Bullfrog mine
In Idaho a Gold Bar company strike near Bullfrog yields ore valued at four thousand per ton. A new stamp mill is to be installed at Old Abe mine in Sliver City while railroad work moves toward Benatar WA. Other mines and ore shipments across Nevada and Utah are noted, with activity and shipments from several mines including Ely and Beaver County remains strong.
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Two Score Co Down 10 Death in Sea Disaster
Seattle report of the Straier Dix sinking between Seattle and Port Blakely off Duwamish Head. Forty two drowned, thirty seven of seventy nine passengers rescued by Jeanie lifeboats, ship later submerged near 100 fathoms. Marine inspectors order a rigorous investigation starting as soon as summons possible.
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Quarrel Among Farmers Ends in Wounding at Wehland Valley
In Wehland valley, Botew Ida Adgrnt Stonger lew deal erupted between two brothers and Simmons group during a village quarrel over a joint wood. Shots were fired as Simons fired at them, Stenger defended, and both sides suffered injuries. One man reportedly fell wounded while others fled. further details unavailable.
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Crazy Swiss Governess Throws Child Overboard on Steamship
On a New Amsterdam steamer from Amsterdam and Boulogne a Swiss governess named Rose Narele, deemed temporarily insane, snatched a baby from deck children and threw it into the sea. Passengers restrained her as the ship halted and a search failed to find the infant. The governess was confined to the ship hospital. the mother, Mrs Garowsk, traveling to join her husband in North Dakota, mourns the loss and the incident follows Narele's history as a governess with New York families.
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Stove blast injures diners as train car catches fire near Reno
A stove explosion inside a diner car of the Pacific Express derailed a meal service 20 miles east of Reno Nevada. The blast caused fire and smoke that blanketed the car while passengers struggled to escape. Several people were seriously injured and rushed to Reno hospitals after bystanders broke windows to aid victims. One traveler, Mrs Parker of St Louis Missouri, leaped from a car and sustained injuries.
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Great Northern and Burlington Rail Merger Moves Forward
The Burlington and the Great Northern announce a planned merger creating a single system under one management. Details describe consolidation of services and leadership, with officials indicating strong prospects for improved operations and regional coverage.
Terrible Storm Ravages Sunny South City and Losses Reported
A fierce storm sweeping across Mississippi Arkansas and Tennessee caused five known deaths and heavy property damage. Winona saw churches and the Hefty brick yard demolished with major buildings including the post office opera house oil mill and a warehouse badly damaged. The Jackson Mercantile cotton compressor and numerous smaller structures were destroyed. A wind torn roof struck the Dunkston home and a tornado-like force damaged Railroads and bridges, leaving towns cut off from communication. Damages extended to Mathison and Techeula areas with fatalities from falling trees and fires. Additional creeks and trestles collapsed near Honconnah and Mabini trapping an engine crew. The extent remains uncertain as lines of communication are down.
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TWO PERISH IN FLAMES Hotel Goldfield Nevada Fire Tragedy
Fire engulfed the Hotel Goldfield in Nevada early Saturday killing two guests A H Heber of Los Angeles and J M Eile of Denver and injuring several others who jumped from upper floors. Rescue crews and workers later found more victims and assessed damage as authorities investigated the blaze.
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Bomb Explodes During Service at St Peter’s Cathedral
Rome report says a bomb exploded in St Peter’s on Sunday causing panic and fainting among women and children, but no fatalities or injuries. No perpetrator found. The edifice remains crowded with an immense crowd scattering in the confusion.
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Wreck of Theano and nearby steamers in Lake Superior gale
In a Lake Superior gale a Canadian steamer Theano under Captain George Pearson struck a rock four miles east of Thunder Cape and was wrecked. American steamer Philip Minch and Canadian steamer Strathcona were ashore. Philip Minch may be total losses. All crews are safe though boats and boilers suffered damage as the storm raged with blinding snow and high winds.
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Sixteen New Life Insurance Laws Drafted in Chicago
Chicago report says members of the commission drafting nationwide life insurance controls completed their work and adjourned without a full report. Sixteen proposed laws were drawn up and likely to be introduced next winter in thirty seven states to curb abuses in life insurance company management.
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Young Woman Beaten to Death in El Paso
Felipa Guercera, a young Mexican woman, was found dead on South Oregon Street in El Paso after being assaulted and beaten with a iron pipe. Santiago Hianco was arrested after a brief investigation and is jailed on the charge of the crime.
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Prominent Citizen Indicted in Arson Case Near Bellefontaine
Denver area figure Gamble Charged With Arson Indictment alleges he started a blaze on January 7 at a property near Bellefontaine. He allegedly collected $1,600 from the venture and held $4,500 in insurance. Separate notes mention a Washington football team trip disrupted by a streetcar wreck injuring several riders.
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Bitter Feuding Between Poll Parties Delays Elections
The liberal and moderate factions clash over election timing as rumors spread that Congress may intervene. Moderates favor indefinite American occupation or annexation to avoid a Civil Government elections. Liberals push for orders in provinces to force the election date, while moderates deny plans to delay. Security fears rise as the Royal Guard is reinforced across the region. In a separate report, the schooner Kineto is reported lost after a long voyage from Hawaii to Philadelphia, with Captain Patten and fifteen crew aboard. The voyage endured gears failures, fires, and pump duties, with the captain and his wife among those aboard enduring hardships.
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Dakota Man Arrested for Killing His Brother
In Minot North Dakota Martin Hagen is accused of killing his brother. Police say Hagen traveled from Trevil Lake to Stanley and disposed of the body in a ditch near the Missouri River. He was arrested Friday north of Slaton and taken to Desir s Take as the crime was alleged.
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Jury verdict on lynching in Aabeyille Ny
Coroner's jury finds WL Harrie, a black man, died at hands of vigilant citizens in a controversial lynching. Verdict states the mob acted to uphold public duty and law, describing the death as result of spirited citizens taking action.
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Railroads Refuse Oil Dealers Demand at Meeting
Independent oil dealers urged a 40 percent cut in petroleum product rates, but eastern railroads refused the demand at a General Freight meeting. Oil men vow to seek intervention from the Interstate Commerce Commission as investigations proceed.
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