Mine Horror Victims May Go Over 200 Mark
Marianna Pennsylvania November 30 Of the 83 bodies brought from the wrecked mine 78 have been identified The five remaining will probably never be known as the bodies are headless The work progresses rapidly The man who headed the wrecks deed that went to work Saturday The remaining acquiring here more than 100 are in the mine One body recovered was John Ivilon nephew of John H Jones president of the Pittsburgh Buffalo company which owns the mine 103 bodies had been recovered Four milers only remain unexplored
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John HH. Jones
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Aux Cayes
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Jeremie
Aquin
Leconte
Auxca
United States
Tacom
Duguay ‘Troufn
Java
Revolt in Haiti Moves Toward Port-au-Prince
Washington reports say Auguste Mon revolts near Moyathan capital and Nord Mex government doomed within 24 hours. Insurgents seize towns, battle lines form outside Port au Prince, with French and U S ships in harbor guarding foreign residents amid fears of looting.
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State Department
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Moythan
Nord Mexis
Alexis Fa
Dfirin
Polit Goago
Tort Antanto
Divides Diocese and Apostolic Delegates Named
A report says the Cleveland diocese will split into two with a new bishop to Toledo as apostolic delegate in Washington. Archbishop Glennan of St. Louis cites North American Catholics at twelve to fifteen million, while the pope’s fever grows milder but audiences stay suspended.
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Palcoal
Washington
Cleveland
Toledo
Lodiy
St Creo
North America
Glennan
St. Janis
Ted
Five Victims From Toledo Furnace Blast
At Toledo on Sunday a furnace plant blast caused by an overheated air pipe killed two and left three more injured or missing. Authorities report two dead and the others possibly fatally burned as investigators assess the scene.
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Toledo
Toledo Furnace Company
Trust hearing on Wil Trusts lags with long session
New York November 20 Anehtoll resumed hearing on federal dissolution of the Wil trusts as Commissioner Morris Wald opened with expectations the session may stretch into February with few adjournments. Rosenthal grilled to clarifyLanacence provisions and Arch bolt described the network of seventy corporations tied to Standard and the Walers-Pierce company amid earlier attacks.
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New York
Anehtoll
Wil Trusts
Morris Wald
Attorveye Rosenthal
Archbolt
Btandard
Walers-Pierce
Lost May TS Collision Report Names Unknown
A fragment from a London dispatch reports a collision involving two ships, both unnamed in the readable text. Details on vessels, location, and casualties were not provided in the surviving lines.
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London
Accused by His Paramour in Slaying Trial
Omaha reports Charles E. Davis on trial today for the slaying of Dr. Frederick Rustin. Prosecution leans on the testimony of Mrs. Abbie Rice, Rusbys paramour, with sensational accusations. Defense may argue an alliance worker by Davis at the preliminary hearing. Davis was arrested.
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Omaha
Charles E. Davis
Frederick Rustin
Davis
Abbie Rice
Rusby
Davie War
Comptroller calls for bank reports from national banks
The Comptroller demands immediate reports from national banks. Washington sources note the move as part of a broader effort to tighten oversight and ensure timely disclosures amid November activity. No specific bank names are listed in the readable text.
Prosecutor Opposes Hanging Davis Ompha Verdict
The prosecuting officer stated he does not seek capital punishment for Davis Ompha in the murder case of Dr. Rivelio. The remarks came during the trial, signaling a plea for life imprisonment rather than execution.
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Rivelio
Americans Defeated in Tennis Finals in Melbourne
Melbourne report states Alexander and Wright of Americana were defeated in the trial play for the Information denote trophy by Brooks and Wilding. The Australian duo won both singles matches.
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Melbourne
Aexander
Wright
Americana
Day
Brooks
Wilding
Official Taft vote majority from Oblo count
The official count on November 30 shows Taft winning with 19,001 plurality and a 29,072 majority in Oblo. The record notes the decisive tally in the election.
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Taft
Supreme Court Reverses Two Cent Rate Case
The Supreme Court reversed the Winginky Ghevalt court ruling on the two cent railroad rate law. The decision effectively ends the federal party’s involvement and transfers the case back to state courts for further handling.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Cnt
Winginky Ghevalt
Tate Courts
Surrender of two counterfeiters in Chicago gang case
Chicago police announced the surrender of two alleged gang members involved in circulating counterfeit five dollar bills. Simultaneously investigators recovered $3,000 in counterfeit currency as part of the crackdown.
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Chicago
Veteran of Civil War Leaves Curiosity Behind
Scranton Pennsylvania November 30 1 6 Cole a veteran of the Civil War yesterday grew tired of being a human curiosity. He had a bullet from Fair Lake battles lodged in his left leg for years and finally had it removed. The bullet caused pain and he lived with the reminder of his service.
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Scranton
Cole
Coe
Menonte
Fair Lake
Cigar Crash Sparks $10,000 Damage Suit
Jurists report four former Western Tilway of France officials seek $10,000 in damages from a cigar incident aboard a train. A passenger complained the smoke and a crawling light caused a disruption, leading to a railway investigation and a claim for compensation. In Michigan, nine year old Helen Kelley will remain bedbound for a year due to tubercular complications requiring brace support.
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Tilway
France
Empkins
Tw Railway
Traveree City
Mich
Helen Kelley
Walter N. Kelley
Austrians Driven Out in Clash with Rebels
A clash between Austrian and Rebel troops, aided by bands from Montenegro, drives 15 000 to 20 000 Austrians from interior Bosnia. Rebels gain, Austrians suffer reverses. Bosnia martial law debated as government weighs measures while Prague sees unrest and injuries. Hungarian ministers warn the Emperor about transferring power to Prague.
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Herzegovina
Servia
Montenegro
Egio
Bosnia
Prague
Prange Femdjiana
Ministers Rebuke Roosevelt in Philadelphia Meeting
In Philadelphia on November 30 the Philadelphia Baptist Ministerial Association released resolutions criticizing President Roosevelt for inserting religion into politics. The document denounces church and state entanglement, urges respect for religious liberty, and calls for the President to reconsider his stance. The group argues Catholics influence church matters and push religious power into government, urging the President to be better informed and to respect American liberty by separating faith from political tests.
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Philadelphia
Philadel
Baptist Ministerial Association
Roosevelt
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Hey
Hobart
Denouine
Dane Goth
Atti
Washington
Berty
Floods Do Great Damage In The West
Oklahoma Guthrie and surrounding areas report 44 hours of downpour flooding the Cottonwood river basin. Hundreds of homes inundated, 8000 homeless, rail infrastructure damaged, power and water plants under water, and livestock drowned as rivers rose to record levels.
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Texas
Mily Court
Kansim
Rhein
Ife
Gils
Guthrie
Olde
Cottonwood
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