Inspectors' Report From Jubnatown on Cambria Mine Disaster
Four State mine inspectors ordered an inspection of the Cambria Bicel mine after a delay for safety fixes to resume operations except Klondike. Two more rescuers died raising total fatalities to 14, while the vigil over gas, ventilation, and openings continues. Funeral for 17-year-old Mike Sabot honors a hero who saved others at the disaster site.
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Jubnatown
Cambria Bicel Company
State Mining Inspection Bureau
Cos. Price
Cambrian Company
Klondike
John Lehr
Yasanto
Sibelia
Cambria General Hospital
Slx
G. I. Robin
Mike Sabot
St. German Catholic Church
Thos
Sabot
Mike
Cleveland Market Prices for July 14 Cattle and Hogs
Grain and stock figures show Good to prime dry fed steers at 1,000 to 1,160 pounds, with ranges for green fat and mixed cattle across Cleveland and Chicago tickers. Quotes cover hogs, sheep, and lambs, plus No. 2 corn and wheat, with prices in dollars and cents for multiple grades and regions.
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Gleveland
Hoga—Yorkers
Medi- Univ
Beavis
Texas Fed
Pitwburgs Cartier
Helen
Wed
New York
Breorn
Macon
Boston
Ohio
Otto Fine
Ontm
Esc Siedrabed
Cleveland
Kobe
Chicago
Prine
Homeward Bound. Boer Prisoners Return to Bermuda
New York reports 100 plus Boer prisoners arriving from Bermuda aboard the Pretoria. General Wausals says they are returning home quickly, with some recalling captures and delays. Commandant Peter Ferreira notes about 4600 Boers on Bermuda, including 200 Cape rebels, awaiting transport home as money and passage run short. Ferreira defends treatment and suggests English care differed from Boer hopes.
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New York
Bermuda
Pretoria
Wausals
Boas
South Africa
Peter Ferreira
Orange Free State
Ferreira
Freight Handlers Fight to a Finish Over 17 1 2 Cent Demand
Freight handlers push three committees to railroad managers in Chicago and elsewhere as managers refuse to meet. Curran of the union vows a finish, with business to run through the union offices only. Railroads stand firm at 17 1 2 cents amid threats of continued walkouts and a broader strike.
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Chicago
Iaat
Curran
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Tae O Molalu
Road
Atrikera
Curren
Commission
Produce Commission
South Water
Harrison
O'Neill
Salisbury Resigns and Balfour to Succeed Him
London July 14 The Marquis of Salisbury has resigned the premiership and A J Balfour has been appointed to succeed him. Salisbury met King Edward last Friday to tender his resignation, and Balfour visited the king to accept the post. Washington July 14 The Balfour appointment will not change Anglo American relations, officials say. New York July 14 General Thomas J Morgan dies at Yonkers aged 62 after kidney disease. Civil War veteran, former brevet brigadier general and former commissioner of Indian affairs.
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Washington
L. C. Dyer
Detroit
Roosevelt
United States
London
Marquis of Salisbury
Great Britain
A. J. Balfour
Treasury
House of Commons
Edward
Balfour
Lord Salisbury
Chamberlain
South Africa
State Department
Lord Saliabury
Morgan
New York
Thomas J. Morgan
Yonkers
N. Y
Franklin
Ind
Rowe
Harrison
Home Mission Society of the Baptist Church
Surprising Des Moines River Floods Hit Iowa Farmlands
July 15 reports describe a new flood cresting at the Keokuk mouth while Des Moines river levels rise. Levee breaches flood thousands of cukes, tomatoes, and 2000 acres of corn, with $30,000+ farm losses. extensive levee work fails to stop rising waters across the Des Moines basin. Additional floods threaten areas toward Ottumwa, with hundreds of thousands in damage feared to pogress. Extradition actions in Washington involve Col Jobs F Gaynor and Capt Benjamin D Greene. Ada H Leslie dies in New York after a long illness, renowned for poetry and editorial work. Mrs W M Preston in Kentucky bitten by a copperhead, remains precarious.
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Keokuk
Des Moines
Keokuk Canning Company
Clark County
Given
Ottumwa
Iowa
Oskaloosa
Iowa Central
Searsboro
Eddyville
General Alarm Snfelt
Strikers Gain Ground Across Rail Union Pacific
Omaha reports say striking Union Pacific shop men claim renewed victories as deserters from imported crews increase and 50 North Platte helpers quit. Leaders say more may leave and that local strike action continues to expand despite company denials.
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Omaha
Union Pacific Railway
North Platte
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Ohlo
Baltimore
Becker & Co
New Riga
Zero Creamery
Chris Holl
Mgr
Port Progress
Gettie
Wilkesbarre
J. J. Curran
Philadelphia
Baer
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Erie
Loncoln
Neb
Bonecum
Supreme Court
Father Murphy
Seward
Bonacum
Bisho
Indianapolis
Southern Lndiana Railway
Secretary of State
Evansville and Richmond Railway Company
Southere Lodiasa
Salisbury
Jobs F. Gaynor
Benjamin D. Greene
Umder
Quebec
Hay
Raikes
Newport
Hhe
Alfred Leslie
Ada Hugenie Vrooman Leslie
Frank Leslie
Harrodaburg
W. M. Preston
Cave City
Union Pacific
Singapore
San Francisco
Straits of Malacca
Bleame
Teutonia
Vienna
Auateiag Alps
Pittsburg
Theodore J. Schaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iram, Steel and Tin Workers
Te American Tin Plate Company
American Company
Berlin
Kekernfoerde
Prussia
Baltic
Kiel
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