Miners Trapped After Large Virginia Mine Slide
Thirty miners were caught in a massive slide at the Norman mine near Virginia Minnesota. The shaft 125 feet deep was buried by earth and extended 100 feet beyond the entombed area. Four survivors were found injured amid rising fears for others missing. Three bodies have been recovered. many victims were Finnish and Austrian workers leaving families.
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Duluth
Mino
Vir Ginia
Qibert
Minn
Cantala
Benny
Elbai
Not Guilty Verdict In Legislative Conspiracy Trial
Springfield reports State Senator Stanton C. Pemberton and former Representative Joseph Clark were found not guilty after a 3.5 hour deliberation and 21 ballots on charges of conspiring to secure favors for votes in furnishing the senate and house chambers. Four miners entombed in the Elba mine near Gilbert face rescue efforts after a rock collapse. Des Moines notes no change in the U S senator ballot with Deemer Porter among the leading figures as votes counted amid light attendance.
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Springfield
Stanton C. Pemberton
Joseph Clark
Vanella
Flower
Senate
House
State House
Des Moines
United States
Deemer
al Porter
Negro Educator Washington Speaks Across Des Moines
Des Moines reports say Booker T. Washington addressed large audiences with talks at St Pauls Episcopal Plymouth Church and a union meeting of colored churches. He is scheduled to speak today in Madison Wisconsin. A.L. Goetz of Chicago will attend Iowa Millers Federation state convention, with notices sent to 340 millers.
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Des Moines
Realksr T. Washington
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Plymouth Church
Mr. Washington
Madison
Wis
Iowa Millers
A. L. Goetz
Chicago
The
Millers’ National Federation
Ibis
Breach of Promissory Suit Begins in Nav ig County Court
In Nav ig County District Court Judge Hichelberger presides as the breach of promissory suit opens. Plaintiff Mary E B Wilson, aged 9, sues defendant John McGarty, aged 77, with the trial starting today.
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Promiss. Bloomiblé
Navig County District Court
Hichelberger
Mary EB. Wilson Haa
John McGarty
Judge Frees $5200 for Railroad Labor Claims
Judge O D Wheeler district court frees 5200 of 20000 held in Cass county Iowa by injunction. The released money will be used to pay claims of laborers on the Atlantic Northern Southern railroad project.
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Read
O. D. Wheeler
District Court
Cass County
Atlantic, Northern & Southern Railroad
Fire at Jewell Theatre Damages Waterloo Picture House
Fire at the Jewell theatre in Waterloo caused about 400 dollars damage to the house and seating. One operator was painfully injured as the blaze broke out during an evening show and destroyed the boat and part of the interior.
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Waterloo
Jewell Theatre
May Close Boone Office
March 13 report notes a petition with about 2 200 signatures from Boone post office patrons asking the local office be closed on Sundays. The document was received by Postmaster G Goldthwaite.
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Boone
G- Goldthwaite
Southern Commercial congress opens with notable speakers in Atlanta
Prominent figures including Taft Roosevelt Wilson Dickinson and Woodrow Wilson join southern governors and business leaders for the opening of the Southern Commercial congress in Atlanta. Speakers cover agriculture electricity southern progress and national unity with remarks by Roosevelt and President Hatt.
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Atlanta
Taft
Theodora Roosevelt
Wilson
Dickinson
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Southern Commercial Congress
George Westinghouse
George W. Perkins
Duncan
A. Fietcher
Florida
Senator Money
Mississippi
Parana
Hps
James Gordon
Clarence J. Owens
United Soba of Confederate Veterans
Roosevelt
Hatt
Indictments in Vermilion Vote Probe Reach 25
A Vermilion County grand jury issued 25 indictments in the vote probe. Officials identified one indictment against County Attorney Ralph Coley and Charles Colley editor of a labor newspaper. The charges allege money exchanged on election day for influencing votes for a specific candidate.
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Danville
Life of Dietz Baby Reported Born in Minnesota
The infant son of John F. Dietz and his wife was born recently in St Paul Minnesota. The mother remains in critical condition following complications of the birth. The periodical notes the death of the outlaw known as Cameron Dam and mentions a related raid and surrender to authorities months earlier.
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Gt. Paul
Minn
John F. Dietz
Dietz
da Derd
Dietz Fa
Te Waa
Cameron Dam
Whyshlana Kay
Massacre Rumor Denied in Odessa Area
The American consul in Odessa cables that reports of a Jewish massacre at Kileara untege are unfounded. The State Department says there is no basis to the claims and that conditions near Klett remain quiet.
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United States
Odessa
Washington
Kileara Untege
State Department
Klett
Empress Victoria Aids Prince Adalbert in Germany
Empress Auguste Victoria arrived in Koll to assist in nursing Prince Adalbert who is described as having a mild appendicitis. The emperor is expected to be kept informed. He left Bremen today. No official bulletin has been issued on the prince’s condition.
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Koll
Germany
Auguste Victoria
Adalbert
Bere Kepn
Bremen
Flee From Camorra Trial Over Jury Duty in Viterbo Italy
Citizens flee the Camorra trial in Viterbo as jurors for Enrico Alfano and fellow members begin service. Fear of the Camorra’s displeasure drives many to submit excuses, some with medical certificates, and a large portion of the jury leaves the city.
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Camorra
Viterbo
Italy
Enrico Alfano
Sorety
Ret
Erca
Taft Administration Moves Troops to Mexican Border
A Dispatch from Washington reports President Taft, en route to Atlanta and Augusta, announced 20 000 American troops were deployed to the Mexican border along Texas and southern California to halt arms smuggling and the insurgent movement. Officials frame the move as swift mobilization to deter foreign interference and end the revolution in the republic.
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Washington
Taft
Atlanta
Gan
Ina
Texas
United’ States
DIO
Republic
United States
Diaz
Mexico
Bate Charlottenville
Cavhidh
Rio Grande
Augusta
California
War Department
Congress
Mezteo
Way
Lower
Taft Calls Canada Reciprocity Failure Greatest Disappointment
President Taft at the Southern Commercial Congress in Atlanta, Ga, condemns the U S Senate for blocking reciprocity with Canada as the era’s worst setback. He hails ratification of the Japan treaty as the session’s chief achievement and urges an extra session to push Canada trade pact.
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Atlante
Southern Commercial Congress
Taft
Canada
Miscoui
Francis
Missouri
South
Fuati
Courts of
Japan
Senate
Fedd
House
Secretary of State
Bia
Endler
Congress
Cows Uncover Gold and Silver In Walnut Bank Loot Claim
Dixon territory reports cattle digging up an iron pail found by cows that contained gold and silver coins believed to be part of recently stolen Walnut bank plunder.
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Dixon, Mi
Ealing
Strewstack Pear Walnut
Wriday
Bank of Walnut
New York Post Office Contract Named to Fallar Bid
The New York City post office contract was awarded to Fallar Construction of New York City for a bid of LB. The decision was sealed Friday, with project details pending final approval.
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N.Y. Postoffica
New York
New York City
Postofice
Fuller Construction Company of
Fallar Construction
Ballinger Resigns After Health Decline At Taft Era
President Taft formally accepts Richard A Ballinger's resignation as secretary of the interior citing health. Walter Fisher of Chicago is named successor as Ballinger expresses gratitude and Taft credits Ballinger's service while warning against hasty retaliation in political conflicts.
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Washington
Richard A. Dallinger
Taft
Walter Is-Fisher
Chicago
Baltipeee
Hou Ie
Bio Health
Séerstary
Ballinger
Dnd
Haselan
Ballingep
Fh & Jteteer
Fisher
Wahbe
Evers
Ballinogur
Colfax Will Probate Distributes Estate
The will of Mrs. Schuyler Colfax, widow of the former vice president, is admitted to probate in South Bend Ind. The property is left to Schuyler Colfax Jr of Rochester NC, minus annuities of 1200 each for Selgewick Wade and Marelu Wade of Andover OH. The son is named administrator.
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South Bend
Ind
Schuyler Colfax
United States
Schuyler Colfax, Jr
Rochester
N. C
Selgewick M. Wade
Marelu A. Wade
Andover
Col
Death on Tug Near Norfolk Stirs War Era Briefing
Eight enlisted men on a tug en route from American forces faced danger when the naval tug Uncas ran ashore two miles south of the Hip Caps near Norfolk Virginia. The incident interrupted a routine movement amid tensions in Cuban waters. Actress Anita Deuchenty wed Jew Ting, a wealthy Chinese merchant from Hugul am, Washington, in Vancouver Week. Deuchenty, 22, is of Spanish descent with home in Pittsburgh.
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Fiset
Sallora
Heura
Terror
Norfolk
Uncas
Hip Kaps
Vancouver
Anita Deuchenty
Rescue of Stranded Crew After Island Incident
A group of Crow Nation members on Ya-Tt Island rescued a stranded man Thursday after his craft and crew became marooned. Nine of the crew members landed safely, and one remained missing as rescue teams investigated the scene.
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Adits Island
Thureday
Liner Has Stormy Voyage Delayed Mauretania Arrives Late
In New York the Mauretania reached port nearly twelve hours behind schedule after battles with head seas and strong winds. The voyage reduced average speed to 2.36 knots. In Olympia Washington the legislature passed an eight hour law for women workers and the employment compensation act.
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New York
Mauretania
Olympia
Wash
Doan’s Kidney Pills Helped Man In Poor Health
Fragmentary ad style note mentions kidney relief and a testimonial claim of improvement after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. Referenced vendor Foster-Milburn. The readable text suggests a personal health issue with back pain and limited mobility, implying a consumer product remedy.
Study progress and class placement discussed with Ernestine
Professor Bjork asks Ernestine about studies and a possible promotion to the flying class. Miss Quacker-Oh replies that her mother has decided against taking that course, explaining she will not join the water flight despite native talent.
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Dierherrey
Bjork
Ernestine
Miss Quacker
Cuticura Remedies Praised In Long Eczema Testimonial
An 1910 Philadelphia letter from Soul Green describes severe eczema and sleepless nights. He credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with curing his condition and urges others to try the remedies, noting lasting relief and a return to normal life.
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Soul Grean
Chestnut Bt
Philadelphia
Home and School Unity in Child Training and Education
The passage argues that home and school are distinct spheres with different roles and personnel. It emphasizes that real results in teaching a child require shared ideals and a systematic attitude between parents and teachers, urging collaboration beyond separate duties. Franklin, secretary of the Parents National War National Union in England, is referenced.
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Franklin
Parente
National War National Union
England
Fragmentary cartoon caption hints at animal fable
A garbled OCR passage references a tiger, a giraffe, and a lion with dialogue about sickness and adversity. It suggests a playful caption or cartoon strip line with a narrator noting prosperity and misfortune, though many words are illegible.
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