Explosion at Asphaltum mine kills two near Fort Duchesne
A blast at the St. Louis GIll on Asphaltum mine near Fort Duchesne Utah killed Charles Anderson Ashley and Andrew Barnes Park City and badly wounded three others including two Utah-bound freighters, Webber and Bunce. The fire from asphaltum dust and gas hampered rescue as flames rose from three shafts.
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Rioting on Franklin Avenue Hill in Cleveland
Bloodier riot on Sunday night pits forty men from Franklin Avenue hill against each other in a Slavic Hungarian district. Twenty injured, multiple attacks with knives and clubs. police wagon and ambulances transport the wounded. names of several injured provided with addresses and ages.
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England reports 4000 idle clergymen while Enussian mines yield large gold quantities last year. Russian farmers adopt a spread of measures per family. Land values are cited at thirty four times the income of a resident near Salem. Molontiy reportedly insane after a satirical incident.
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