Twenty One Killed In Mine Disaster At Lake Whatcom
A late New Whateem report from Sgaytze Washington describes a coal mine explosion at Blue Denon on Lake Whatcom seven miles from the city. Ten bodies recovered. eleven remain underground as rescuers, doctors, miners and reporters depart aboard a steamer. The mine, inspected weeks earlier, was deemed safe and used safety lamps throughout. The tunnel length and gangway details are given along with ongoing uncertainty about the blast cause.
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Sgaytze
Wash
Whateem
Lake Whatcom
Donavan
Penar
Kickapoo
Cherokee Strip
Treasury Officials Fear Tax Loss From Supreme Court Ruling
Treasury officials voice disappointment over the Supreme Court decision on the income tax, predicting a revenue loss of at least 50 cents on each income dollar and up to 75 percent in Washington. They foresee major reductions in state and municipal bond receipts, possible refunds, and increased collection costs amid ongoing litigation and shifting tax regulations. Other notes report washouts in West Virginia, a cholera rumor in Kobe, a mining fatality in Missouri, and the State Journal’s popular Want and Miscellaneous columns.
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Treasury Department
Supreme Court
Wasntseron
Treasury
Washington
Olney
Heavy stock losses from three day storm report
Gaines Crry Kan April 9 heavy cattle and horse losses from a three day storm with no sustained high wind over fifty hours. Range horses also perished and some Sabre Meni repairs noted amid storm damage.
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Gaines Crry
Kan
Creedon Besta Baker
Dan Creedon
Henry Baker
Triangle Club
Creedon
Baker
Goat Makers' Protective Association
Waswixerox
Comptroller of the Treasury
Springer and
Kilgore
Oklahoma
Senate
Two Pension Decisions From Interior Department
Assistant Secretary Reynolds sustains pensions decisions, upholding war department enlistment rulings in Hannah Chapman case and denying Sasin Landraff’s widow claim due to income exceeding pension limits. Also reports on Independence merchants duped by show promoters, plus scattered notices from Missouri and Kansas towns.
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Reynolds
Sasin Landraff
John Landraff
Minols
Official Council Proceedings April 5 1895 Vote The City Election
City council minutes record the April 5 1895 meeting noting the vote cast in the April 2 election. The transcript shows the tabular statement with counts and council action. Names and precise numbers are listed in the official roll.
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Topeka City Election Board Canvass Report 1893
The board of canvassers submits its report on the Topeka Kansas city election held April 2 1895. It declares Fellows as mayor elect, McFadden city clerk, Bird city attorney, Hiliot treasurer, ward education and council positions, and several other officers including constables and justices of the peace. The clerk is ordered to record the report and issue certificates to elected officers. Witnessed at Topeka Kansas this April 5 1893.
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Neei
Charles
Kiliol
Ates
Weliaa
Ory
Bsa
Faneal
Ick
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Maeees
Salta
Pawel
San Abe Krauss
Os Thomas Shillingtan
Frank L. Sevens
Joseph Gritey
Hank Lingo
Torres
Kansas
Topeka
Board of Canvassera
Cuamerr
Torexa
Chas. A. Fellows
W. A. S Bird
Chas & Hiliot
Board of Education
Gall
W. H. Wilson
Board of Education U
Wa. Macterran
L. M. Powell
Frank L. Stevens
John Elliott
Charles J, Drew
Fred Roundtree
J. &. Furry
Justice of the Peace
F. M. Grover
John L. Guy
Ed W. Davies
Capt J. W. Wintrode
W. J. Williams
Ibis
Board of Canvassers
Topska
CA Fellows
Gray Taken to Wichita for safe keeping
Anderson Gray convicted of murder and sentenced to hang, moved from Wellington to Wichita jail after fears of outside plotting his escape. Sheriff Wood noted a possible conspiracy to free him, hence transfer to a strong joint jail.
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Wichita
Wientra
Kay
Anderson Gray
Bee
Wellington
Sheriff Wood
Perry's Municipal Muddle In Contempt Of Court
Perry Ok April 8 Judge Bierer of the Oklahoma supreme court granted a writ of mandamus compelling the mayor city clerk and city officers to canvass the city election returns by noon yesterday and publish the result The city clerk cannot be found and the council refused to remove him Accompanied by Mayor Stone he left Perry for Guthrie The city is worked up and the whole council mayor and clerk may be jailed if the votes are canvassed Dawes Wants to Retire Ex Senator Dawes spent time with the interior secretary and Gen Frank Armstrong indicating he does not wish to stay on the commission The West End Tennis club will meet a room on the first floor of the Crawford building at 501 Jackson Street this evening All players invited
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Perry
Bierer
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Stone
Guthrie
Dawes
Wassisatos
Secretary of the Interior
Frank Armstrong
Topeka City Council Adopts Report and Elects Officers
The Topeka city council moved to adopt the board report, elected officers to take oath, and listened as Mr. Fellows read a long communication urging fiscal restraint and harmony. Mayor Fallows presided as nine members attended with one absent, and Polton was nominated for president of the council. The body adjourned to 7:30 p.m. on April 10, 1893.
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Gataas
Board of Canyasaers
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Fred Roundtree
Pattison
Skinner
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Stephenson
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Drew
Fulton
Roundtree
Ettlinger
G. A. Fallows
Fellows
Topeka
Generocly
United States
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James Stewart Will Filed For Probate In Maywood
James Stewart died at his Taylor street home on April 3. His widow Katie A. Stewart is named administrator and will hold all property until her death. At her death the estate should be divided equally among five children Nannie Blood William Isabella Norman and Grace. The estate is mainly real estate valued around 40 000. Joseph Letendre previously adjudged insane is considered unable to take back his farm near Silver Lake. Bhawnes county appoints notaries public Chea H Netiles F C Bowen J T March and E Seger. All woolens washed at Jorexs Sraam Latxpar.
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James Stewart
Taylor Street
Katie A. Stewart
Nannie
William
Isabella
Norman
Grace
Joseph Letendre
Silver Lake
Judge Wood
Bhawnes County
Chea. H Netiles
F. C. Bowen
J. T. March
E. Seger
Jorexs Sraam
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