Grounds of the Louisiana Purchase Exhibition Dedicated
At a grand ceremony in the Big Auditorium, about 60,000 people gathered to witness the formal dedication. Distinguished guests from around the world attended, including diplomats, congressmen, governors, generals, and noted citizens.
Military Parade Opens with Roosevelt Cleveland in Appalachia
A large crowd witnesses a wartime era style parade with eleven thousand seculars and militiamen. President Roosevelt and ex President Cleveland address the assembly amid cold weather and heavy ceremonial displays.
Military Parade Showcased by Eleven Thousand Men in City
A grand parade featuring Regulars Militias and National Guard units drew huge crowds as President Theodore Roosevelt reviewed formations. Generals Corbin and Gates led cavalry engineers and artillery through dense ranks of units from New York Ohio Missouri Iowa and other states with ceremonies at the reviewing stand and a salute to the President.
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Stetae Cavalry
Corbijn
Rhief
Ames
Nevin Guard
New York
Iowa
Missouri
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Bellavendes
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Spain
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Brilliant
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Railroad YMCA Conference Opens with Roosevelt Watch
Dense arrival of delegates as M C A leaders from across the United States and Canada converge for the International YMCA conference in Chicago. Key figures include James Stokes, Cyrus H. McCook, and railroad executives. Roosevelt's appearance is anticipated with plans for a cornerstone ceremony and a mass photo.
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South Bend
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Willis
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Rocsevett Wiltance
William Loeb
Regord
Frost
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Haseen
Roosevelt
Cornerstone
Santa Fe
Fourth Street
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Satta Fe Fulibond Company
C. R. Willis
Milwakes
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Mr. Sheldon
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CW. McCure
CB. Wills
Mc. Aglee
Cleburne
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Oregon mine disaster survivors escape amid rock slide
From Portland to Vancouver reports list prisoners rescued from the Frank mines after a rock slide at Turtle Mountain. Fifteen miners escaped through thirty feet of debris, while seven died. Rescue efforts faced thick rock, with severed communications and widespread destruction in the town.
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Ore
Oregonian
Frank
Frank Mines
Alex Leitch
Ackrood
A. Clark
J. Sirota
Andrew Garesack
Ff. Williams
William Warrington
Miner
Abe Chideen
John Vandusen
Carpenter
Chiddren
Eslipsis
EviMas
Yeskid
F. Warrington
Foster
A. Dais
Thomas Lick M. Mahdin
Aliil
James Ghahad
Moyer
Robert Watt
R. Richetts
Thomas Delagner
Johor
Fiat
Teo
Aishe
Fond Hin
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Lve Jo
Enaty
Rashtay
Disaster at Frank Was Hage Landslide Explodes Legends
A massive landslide at Frank yesterday buried around thirty miners with sixteen rescued and many killed. The slide damaged rail lines, destroyed homes, and threatened further collapse as rock avalanches continued. A rescue and rebuilding effort is underway with efforts to create a waterway to prevent floods.
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N.W
Caldsfan
Frankton
Arrangia
Mainjurei
Toro
Wii A. Tatich
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Shaly
Ambering
Sore
Powder Plant Wreck Triggers Countywide Alarm
A massive explosion at a powder works near Pittsburg, four miles south of town, destroys the plant and nine workers are killed or missing. The blast rocks five miles away, shatters windows, and prompts a rescue pending updates. authorities and residents face dangerous debris and ongoing investigations into the cause.
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Chasmm Powder Works
Pward
Pittsburg
Pace Werk
Denis
Boss Kennedy
Charles Ross
George Fahy
Tony Fabric
Aralian
WIL AM Lyyor
Will
Aernan
American Wire and Null Company
HO Men Aee
Ronis
Bern
Saekett
Pinon
Willington
Treece
Lrves
Gabrallac
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