Wives Hope Against Hope in Cherry Mine Tragedy
Reports from Cherry detail ongoing rescue efforts at the St. Paul mine where a Saturday fire entombed over 100 workers. Volunteers reached the second level, faced intense heat, and returned, while officials plan further descents with water and fresh air gear as miners possibly survive in lower passages.
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Cherry
St. Paul Imine
Hog Chater
Perton
State Mining Board
Howe
St. Paul
Bodiex
Wecond
Janes Monahan
Hilnole
Paul
Morion
Ming
Volunteera
Night of tragedy as miners perish in cave in
Nighttime chaos surrounds the mine disaster at Cherry where 12 rescuers die and hundreds remain entombed. Officials, led by Richard Newham, pursue cause and blame as engineers recount rescue attempts and the deteriorating air supply seals fate of trapped workers.
Lost mayor located after election surprise in Indianapolis
The last mayor elect of Indianapolis, Lewis Bhank, reappeared in cabinet offices after vanishing post election. Reports say he toured eastern cities and avoided appointments, claiming service to constituents while delaying boards and naming a secretary with questionable ties. Authorities note his absence drew press and political scrutiny amid Ward heelers’ concern.
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Tidianapolis
Chacinmath
Presiew Cluckmatt. O
Indianapolis
Marlor
Mefure
Board of Public Works
Tua
Helana
Shank
Balcock
Pure
L. F. Deltz
Intetndt
Jonah Keeling
Bellisee
New York World
Milianapolis News
United States
Storey
Corporation Counsel
Ee Eee
May Cause Great Reform in Judicial Methods
Fragmented wire copy discusses alleged murders involving Madame Steinheil and calls for reform of the judicial system. It notes public demonstrations and critiques of authorities, with implied linkage to ongoing investigations and trials, underlining calls for accountability and changes.
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Ty United
Warin
Marguerite Steinhelt
Steinheil Wullty
Mustaneye
Bomb Threat Likely Prompted May Uprising Fears
Reports describe a failed bomb attempt aimed at Lord Minty and Lady Minty, with authorities rushing to secure the capital. The incident follows similar alarms linked to high officials, including colonial governors, as policing actions tighten across regions amid ongoing security concerns.
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United Prue
Galvatin
Witioh
Vicoroy
Tadlay
Minty
Kitchener
Andraw Braker
Howe
Bengal
Tere
Minh Way
Runaway Car Crash Claims Three Lives in Bay Meanvieen
Nov. 15 tragedy in Bay Meanvieen reports Callahan and Catherine Brown killed in a runaway crash. Joan Calahan, hospitalized with multiple injuries, is her friend and survived the wreck. The three were en route to a destination when the vehicle jumped its course yesterday.
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Uyene
Bay Meanvieen
Stafy Callahan
heven-Foarcold
Catherine Brown
Lee Wheee
Joan Calahan
Renault
Woman and girl killed by runaway trolley car crash
A woman and a girl were crushed to death when a trolley car careened down a steep grade and struck them in front of a building. A male bystander named Catlelun was scattered by the impact but escaped the wheels.
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Tibet
Catlelun
Suffragettes Again Active in Bristol Demonstrations
A suffragette rally in Bristol involved Therese Curnett striking cabinet minister Winston Churchill with a whip during a Saturday protest. Christabel Pankhurst says the attack was an isolated, irresponsible outbreak, not the work of organized suffragists, with more demonstrations planned soon.
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Warteneres Warbondon
Cam Walen
Winston Spencer Churchill
London
Bristol
Therese Curnett
Christus del Pankhurst
Chiurote
Mine Pankhurst
Warriner Indicted for Embezzlement and Grand Larceny
Charles L Warriner former treasurer of the Big Four is indicted by the Hamilton county grand jury on embezzlement of 5000 dollars and grand larceny for 449 dollars on October 1. Prosecutor Huntmal d notes the charges cover only part of the theft and that additional counts may follow. Jeannette Ford, connected to the case, was summoned and collapsed before the grand jury.
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United Preas
Clnetanath
Charles L Warriner
Big Four
Way
Irand
Hamiton County
Warriner
Huntmald
Jeannette Ford
Hunt Todas
Blizzard robs Fargo as North Dakota storms rage
A late winter blizzard grips northern North Dakota with snowdrifts piling up to feet high and rail lines blocked. Trains face delays between Fargo and Staples as freight wrecks disrupt service and passenger routes halt between Fargo and Staples. Temperatures drop and travel chaos spreads across the region.
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United Brees Wier
Lazzard Wherld
Storan
All Games Cancelled After Virginia Georgetown Tragedy
United Press reports the death of Arche R Whietian of the University of Virginia from injuries in a Georgetown football game prompts Deputy Coroner Glagebrook and Police Superintendent Bylvester to cancel all remaining football games. Funeral planned in Worcester as national shock spreads.
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United Press Wire
Archer Whietian
University of Virginia
Georgetown
Baliinday
Glagebrook
Polley Bylvester
National Cape
Wichmneter
Temo
Virginia
Night Riders Trials Begun at Union City Court
The Hinult court convened here today to try the alleged Night Riders indicted for the murder of Captain Quentin Rank, October 118. Nearly a year has passed with little public interest as the prosecution nears its end and questions about obtaining a competent jury under present juror laws arise.
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Univen
Union City
Penn
Quentin Rank
Johnson Lynching Contempt Sentences Highlight Supreme Court Case
The U S Supreme Court rules contempt sentences for six defendants in the 1906 Chattanooga lynching of Ed Johnson, with Sheriff James J Shipp and deputies among those sentenced. The case, arising from stay of execution and conspiracy claims, captivates legal circles as appeals unfold.
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EA Johnson
Chattanooga
United Press Wire
Washington
U- Prome Court
United States
Ts ‘Ay
Lenacy
Rd Johnson
Uithncolm
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Sherif James J. Shipp
Sher Jeremiah Gi
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Harlan
Department of Justices
Jones Ob. Shipp
Sheri Jeremiah Gibron
Luther Willams
Nick Nolan
Henry Padgett
Wise
Matt Galloway
Hurt Justice
Frank Ward
Atter
Shipp
Gibson
Willits
Nolin
Padgett
Mayso
Court of the United States
Peckham
Cio
South
Proclamation Triggers Finland Russia Martial Law Threat
The article describes a crisis as a Janish proclamation enacts martial law in Vinland, signaling a possible larger struggle involving Finland, Russia, and regional powers. Finnish independence is challenged, with fears of occupation and widespread mobilization as cities prepare defenses and authorities consider severe measures.
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Inne
Ruamia
Ruma
Garrbon
Ttuavlan
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