Seven Die in Gas Explosion at Priceburg Coal Mine
Scranton dispatch reports seven miners killed and two seriously injured at the Johnson Nomine mine in Priceburg after an explosion of accumulating gas. A door tender’s opened gate allowed gas to collect, triggering a second blast as eight men worked near the main gangway. Rescue crews rushed to the scene while villagers, including families of workers, gathered in shock as victims were found severely disfigured and unidentifiable.
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Scranton
Johnson Nomine
Priceburg
Te Villiage
Presoburs
Minlig
Scrang Jum
Hode
Arraker
Indictments for Three on Rock Island District
Indictments filed in Rock Island County allege charges of extortion bribery and conspiracy. John a young politician and newspaper owner Yor, and attorney Charles W Neal of Dogr port are named as Looneys agents. Proposals sought $10 000 to influence the Sunday lid with alleged obscene stories about prominent Rock Islanders.
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Mock Island
John (Young
Wok
Hbel
Charles W. Neal
Dogrport
Wita
William HL Dilworth
Looney
Rock Island
Russian Mutiny Quieted by Loyal Troops in Kilev
On Monday night the 21st battalion of Sappers, 450 men, mutinied in Kilev. They killed a company commander and fired at troops, wounding four royal soldiers. Five loyal battalions were sent to suppress the mutiny, which ended with arrests of 258 mutineers.
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Kilev
Russia
Five More Corpses Found Near Sunken Ship
Newport News June 14 Five more bodies recovered from Hempton Roads waters near the Minnesota launch site. Two midshipmen Ulrich and Molden and three sailors Van Dort Pilmer and John Dunn identified among the deceased. Divers recovered the remains within a half mile of the wreck.
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Newport News
Hempton Roads
Minnesota
Baif
Ulrich
Molden
van Dort
Pilmer
Jouhe Dunn
Death by own action suspected in Baldwin ranch killing
Coroner Mallowell and Deputy Lowry returned Tuesday from the Baldwin ranch in Norri Park and said a man who recently died by his own hand there was probably Jack Simpkine, sought in the assassination of Gov. Bluienberg. the dead man’s description matches Simpkine.
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Simpkine
Port Coliina
Col
Mallowell
Lowry
Tureday
Baldwin Ranch
Nori Park
Jack Simpkine
Assas
Bluienberg
Wealthy Politician Dies in New York Hospital
June 19 Salt Lake City reports the death of Orange J. Salisbury, chairman of the Republican Fate Committee of Utah, in St Luke's Hospital. He resided in Bali, China, and had long been allied with leading interests in Idaho, Maryland, and South Dakota.
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New York
Orange J. Salisbury
Utah
Bt Luke's Hospital
Bali
Chio
Idaho
Maviana
South da
Expo Names New Manager in Norfolk Acting Jamestown Relocation Office
The Jamestown Reposition Co appoints James ML Marr as director general with full authority and Mr. Cottrell’s support. The move consolidates leadership and authorizes a rapid coverage plan for the company’s relocation efforts in Norfolk.
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Expo
Norfolk
Jamestown
Gov. Cottrell
James ML. Marr
Aulice
Cottrell
Brief News Items From A Fragmented Page
Mina Heasle Lambertson of Pocomoke City, Mi, was shot by Ladie Davie and is in a precarious condition. Davie later died by her own hand. United States grand jury in New York City returned indictments against the Central Vermont Railway Co for alleged violation of the Eliting act by granting rebates for coffee from New York to Detroit. Charles Craig, a railway engineer, and John Kegler, a lineman, both of Carbondale Pa, were killed near Bainbridge, N Y, when their coal train collided with a rear-approaching train on the Delaware and Hudson line.
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Mina Heasle Lambertson
Jobo Liebertson
Pocomoke City
Ladie Davie
Davie
United States Grand Jury
New York City
Central Vermont Railway Co
New York
Detroit
Charles Craig
Jobn Kegler
Ireman
Carbondale
Oneonta
N. Y
Delaware & Hudson
Bainbridge
Auto Crash Kills Two Men in Cloeinad
June 19. Thomas Trev or, superintendent of the MH. B. Pogue Co. and Alfred Trevor, of the same firm, were killed in a motor vehicle accident last night. The chauffeur was injured and may die. The crash occurred while trying to avoid hitting a negro pedestrian and the car struck a telegraph pole.
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Cloeinad
Thomas Trevor
MH. & B. Pogue Co
Alfred Trevor
St. Paul
Walter Hill
Grea Northern Railroad
Fred Schroeder
West Indian Medal Awarded to Rear Admiral McCalla
The department awarded Rear Admiral McCalla, retired, the West Indian medal for meritorious conduct after the battle of Santiago. He reportedly approached burning ships to rescue Spanish sailors near Carvera’s feet while defending his own vessel from exploding magazines.
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Washington
Department
McCalla
Santiago
Calla
Carvera
A Bull for 3 000 000 In Fremont Suit Claiming 2 Million
In Findlay Ohio on June 19 A V Bawmann of Fremont and A H M Smith of Toledo began suit in caution pleas court to recover 2 million from W B Mathews and W J Pleking of Bucyrus and ten other plaintiffs. They allege a mining deal yielded 4 million and that defendants failed to report the sale correctly. Antojmerion was granted restraining order to stop dealing with the venture.
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Antojmerion
Wnvshing Cuether
Roosevelt Interference Denied in New York Apportionment
Secretary Lee counters claims that President Roosevelt influenced apportionment. He says the president has taken no hand in the matter, dismissing newspaper statements as scarcely worth notice. An official statement clarifies the administration’s stance on the issue.
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Roosevelt
Oyater Fay
New York
Lee
Youngest Murder Suspect Convicted in Toca Court
The juvenile accused of manslaughter, nine year old Sidney Hollis, was convicted after a June 1 incident in which he shot and killed William H. Gi, a Black man, following a quarrel over run. The sentence was deferred.
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Toca Criminal Court
Tyenday
Sidney Hollis
William H. Gi
Wealthy Citizen Murdered in New York Night Stabbing
Wealthy P. Rosenbeled needle manufacturer, a prominent New York resident, was killed while walking near downtown Pela tant night. Police issued no immediate motive as investigators sweep the scene for clues and possible suspects.
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New York
P. Rosen
Dismissed Indictments in New York Courthouse
Abraham Himmel, once a lawyer, faces likely imprisonment on conspiracy charges linked to the Blackwell’s Island case. The other proposed indictments appear to have been dropped, leaving Himmel as the sole figure at issue amid a broader scandal.
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New York
Abraham Himmel
Blackwell's
New York Lodge v Weaver Trustees Ruling Hits Cerneau Masons
A Franklin county court decision in Columbus Ohio rejects recognition of Cerneau Masons by the New York lodge vests authority in Ruth N Weaver trustee. The ruling impacts Cerneau Masons in Ohio as New England Cerneau adherents in Worthington had earlier joined the ban by the grand lodge, amid a dispute over lodge property ownership.
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Cerneans
Columbus
St Premd
Frankiin County
Eltcuit
New York Lodge of Masons
Rute N. Weaver
Ohio
New England
Worthington
Mavous
Offers to Let China Down Easily In 1900 Indemnity Plan
The state department confirms the Chinese minister's statement that the president intends to release China from paying all but the actual expenses to which the United States was put by the Boxer uprising of 1900, contingent on congressional consent. The indemnity is tied to a treaty, preventing executive action alone.
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China
Washington
State Department
United States
Congress
Confessed to Shooting Wife in Domestic Tragedy
An unidentified man confessed to coroner and attorney officials that he shot his wife on Monday after a death pact. An autopsy showed she was already dead when he fired, concluding his motive and timing in the New York case remain under inquiry.
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New York
James Wardell
Acritelli
Manley
Wardell
Sicilian Girl Fatally Stabs Man in West Side Altercation
In New York on Tuesday a Sicilian girl, Philo wena Cantino, stabbed Charles McCarthy in the breast during a street game dispute in the lower West Side. McCarthy is expected to die. The girl was arrested.
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New York
Lower West Side
Philowena Cantino
Charles McCarthy
McCarthy
Grand Jury Work Is Ended in Insurance Case
New York June 1 District Attorney Jerome announces the grand jury investigation into the affairs of the Insurance company Fax Men concluded. His office will now focus on preparing the cases against the indicted individuals.
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New York
Jerome
Insurance Companion
Orchard Agais Testifies in Haywood Murder Case
Boise Idaho June 1 the presentment in the Stennenberg murder suit of Tuesday offered one of its most important places of evidence againest William D. Haywood when retalling Harry Orchard for redirect examination it introduced four letters tending to allow that Haywood during the fall of 1905 when Grohard swear he was engaged on various crimes for the federation leaders had participated in a plan to decalveate Orchard of Cripple Creek into the whereabouts of her husband.
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Orchard Agais
Boise
Idaho
Stennenberg
Uit
Willian DB
Haywood
Harry Orchard
Alow
Grohard
Federation
Orchard
Cripple Creek
Trapshooters Open Grand American Handicap in Chicago
The opening day of the grand American handicap tournament at the Chicago Guy club saw pros led by L. J. Wade of Dallas and Lee Barkley of Chicago with 84. Amateurs scored 98 each, including W. Leer of Concordia and W. Hard of Chicago. Fitek, a 46 year old one armed man, competed among the field.
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Bagina
Chicago
Chcago Guy Club
L. J. Wade
Dallas
Tex
Lee Barkley
W. Leer
Concordis
Kan
W. Hard
George Volk
Wentredo
da. Pilek
Ravenna
Fitek
Long Shot Wins at Gravesend in Broadside Race
The surprise victory at Gravesend on Tuesday featured Lie Wanda ahead of Javot and Eh Woods, a known politician, with $500 wagered on the gelding and $16,000 of the prize won. Details of the winner’s general performance and early section openings are noted alongside bets and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gravesend
Lie Wanda
Javot
Eh Woods
Quarrel Over Pastor Sparks Church Mob Action
Cleveland June 19 A visit call was sent to Central possesition by Father Hribar pastor of a Catholic church where men quarreling over the pastor’s choice. The church was surrounded by a howling mob and three arrests were made.
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Cleveland
Central
Father Hribar
Famous Astronomer Herschel Dies in Bucks Home
London reports Prof. Alexander Herschel, noted astronomer, died Tuesday at the Observatory house in Slough, Buckinghamshire. He was grandson of Sir William Herschel and son of Sir John Herschel, both renowned in science and world fame.
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London
Alexander Herschel
Observatory House
Siowgh
Bucks
William Hersche
John Herschel
Supreme Court Overrules Stay in White Case
The Ohio Supreme Court on Tuesday overruled Henry White’s motion for leave to appeal. White must die in the electric chair on the morning of June 28. The ruling accompanies a double execution with James Cornelius, a wife murderer, already slated for that date after White killed Marshal Bashore during an attempted arrest in Franklin.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Henry White
White
James Cornelius
Marshal Bashore
Frankin
Lost Leg In Escape Attempt Back from Chicago
Akron report says Wilford McMillen a prisoner being moved from Chicago leaped from a fast moving train at a station Tuesday in an escape bid. He suffered a severed leg after passing through two glass layers and was near a water tank with Officer Doeker when the act occurred. McMillen is charged with stealing jewelry valued at $400 from Mrs. Anna Connor of Ubie City.
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Akron
Wilford McMillen
Chicago
Petal
Doeker
McMillen
Anna Connor
Ubie City
Low Fare Project Enjoined By Judge On East Seventy Street
Cleveland June 19 The construction of a new tow fare railway line by W B Colver on East Seventy flat street was enjoined by Judge Chapman Tuesday afternoon. The Ohio Foundry Co owner of property on East Seventy flat street made the application. Colver was barred from building the line from Woodland avenue to Quincy avenue though he had secured a permit to begin work.
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Cleveland
W. B. Colver
East Seventy-that Street
Judge Chapman
Ohio Foundry Co
East Seventy-flat Street
Colver
Woodland Avenue
Quincy Avenue
Long Session Ends as Camp Meeting Sees Converts
Alliance, June 19 The ongoing tongue gift camp meeting ran past 7 AM Monday with believers and converts continuing the demonstration. Twenty more sinners went to the altar confessed, received the coastal blessing, and lay prostrate across the stove exhorting and praying with tongues.
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Alliance
Famous Ball Player Badly Hurt In Cincinnati Game
Roger Hrowhan catcher for the New York Nationals was struck by a pitch in the third inning against Cincinnati. The ball hit Bresnahan behind the left ear causing a severe jolt. he collapsed and suffered a loss of consciousness before being moved to a hospital for treatment.
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Cincinnati
Roger Hrowhan
New York Na- Honals
Coakley
Bresnahan
Bride Sues Parents After Elopement in Ashtabula Court
Sueslie Bride’s parents in Jefferson common pleas court for 6000 dollars damages. The action names Philadelphia Zimmer Dora Zimmer and Philip Zimmer Jr. as defendants, alleging they persuaded and pushed her to leave the groom twelve hours after their marriage.
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Sueslie
Ashtabula, O
Tune D
Roy Jennings
Tim
Common Pleas Court
Jefferson
Philly Zimmer
Dora Zimmer
Philip Zimmer, Jr
Number of Salcone Increases in Cleveland
County Auditor Wright's annual report shows a gain of more than 200 saloons in Cleveland in the past year and an increase of 108,203 barrels of beer manufactured in the district for the year ending June 1. Revenue records note the negative tax impact of the An. Salcon League, while Superintendent Williamson of the ADU-Selcon League records indicate that a saloon has been closed in a 100,000 population territory.
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Cleveland
Wright
McCord
Williamson
Adu-Selcon League
Recount Law in Albany Signed for NYC Mayor Race
Gov Hushew signs New York City recount measure to review ballots in the mayoral race. Unexpected errors prompt a legal step intended to ensure a fair result. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
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Albany
Hushew
New York City
Tailors
New
Schwab McGorray Wedding in Cleveland
The marriage of Miss Edith McGorray to Prof. Edward H. Behwab was solemnized at St John’s Cathedral Tuesday. Rev Dr Cavanaugh of Notre Dame officiated, with Rev Thomas Foley Rahey and Rev Eugene Petty present. Rev John Farrell served as master of ceremonies.
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Schwab MecGorray
Cleveland
Edith McGorray
Edward H. Behwab
Charlan M. Schwa
United States Steel Corporation
St John's Cathedral
Dr. Cavanaugh
Nothame
Thows
Fo Rahey
Srev
Eugene Petty
John Farrell
Woman Died in Heat in Ashtabula Garden
In Ashtabula on June 1 a heat victim aged 80, Mrs Susan Terrill, died after collapsing while working in her garden. The property involved is Lot No 9 on the tax duplicate, 14000 square feet, with Mrs Watella Wilson claiming a partial interest. The case seeks split proceeds from a sale. Bar B R Wilson must answer the petition by August 10, 1907, or risk default judgment. Marion National Bank represented by Scofield Durfee Scofield.
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Ashtabula
Mra
Susan Terrill
Twatella Wilson
Bar R. Wilson
Esdale Miy
Pal
Bar B R. Wilson
Marion National Bank
Scofield, Durfee & Scofield
Legal Notice of Judgment Claims Against Earl K Wilson
Earl K Wilson named in a legal notice filed May 8 1007 in Marion County Ohio Court of Common Pleas by Afarion National Bank Walutiff seeking to collect two judgments totaling over a thousand dollars plus costs on real estate in Marion. Properties include Lot No 6694 and 6996 in North State Addition and land in Goully East Quarter described by center street point and lot 8 at East Marion with referenced measurements.
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Earl K. Wilson
Afarion National Bank
Walutiff
Court of Common Plean
Marion County
Ohio
Earl R. Wileon
King
Wileon
Marion
North State
Maid City
South Rouge
Center Street
Stone
Legal notice of revival and administration in Marion Ohio
H L Justice of Marion Ohio faced a common pleas case seeking revival of a judgment against H I Lee and W H Kraus. The petition appoints J Rhuiel administrator of John Rhuiel's estate and outlines a prior judgment of 176.60 debt and 6.10 costs with subsequent payments and interest, asking revival for collection of 807.90 plus interest from October 0th, 1900, and fees. The notice requires appearance to defend and addresses related court actions in Marion County Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ih. C. Lee
H. L. Justice
Marion
Osle
Court of Common Pleas
Ohio
W. H. Krainie
Marion County
John Rhuiel
Tate
Court of Common Plnas
Marelon County
OhJo
John Rimmel
I. C. Lee
W. H. Krause
Marc
BNE Y
Meanness described as selling heavenly seat to speculator
A judge quotes a saying about extreme meanness, noting that some people would even sell a free seat in heaven to a speculator, illustrating harsh judgment of character.
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Priceburg, PA
Bridgeport
Coan
Jane W
C. G. Herreshoff
Nat C. Herreshoff
Hin Iginetr
Edward J. Sherman
Long Tal
Thesday
Public Lands
Denver
Buchtel
Colorado
Public Lands Convention
Carter
Boston
Dalloger
American Birth Insurance & Co
Superior Court
Dee Mole
Bat Mate
Jne
Robinson
Seaman
le Lok UW
Wertue
SS. S
S. S
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, GA
S.S
Gome
Clay St
Paducah
W. Long
Renee
Danville
Ieee
The
Marion Ice & Cold Storage Co
Howe
Marion Milling & Grain Co
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