Mine Disaster At Scofield Utah Claims 201 Lives
Appalling tragedy as hundreds perish in a power explosion and dust fire damp in Scofield Utah. Rescue teams remove 201 bodies in grim search with many victims found buried face down or in heaps. Fire damp fumes triggered the fatal blast and smothering incident.
Unprecedented disaster hits Pleasant Valley coal mines
Reports from Utah describe a massive mine explosion at the Pleasant Valley Coal Company near Moab. Dozens dead or missing as families gather at the Milnes and company offices. rescue teams race to recover bodies amid a chaotic, grieving scene. Authorities point to possible giant powder detonation. most victims are American workers with some from Utah and Colorado.
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Milnes
Pleasant Valley Coal Company
Mcofield
Castle Gate
Sunny Ste
Clear Creek
Seonend
Sharpe
Prive & Mee
Tita Dibaster
Lae
Utah
Sevileht
Hlauscher
Pieamant Varley Comb Company
Salt Lake
Gheester
Wituon
Ifgus
John James
George
Bernard Dougall
Springville
Woah
Union
Lone
Resuie
Mnihere
Ania
Mianighe
siulWart
Tinhop Thome Parmiey
Tenence Colorado
Coftite
Ag San
Rio Grande Westerd
Harry Taylor
Fictien
Cain Woray
Anti-Leland drive seeks pardon for Grinstead at governor office
A Wathena led anti-Leland delegation urged Gov Stanley to pardon Paul Grinstead convicted of crime. Gen Hudson and Capt Seaton argued Grinstead is a victim of political manipulation, claiming justice is blocked by Lelandism and urging readiness for a party convention fight. The governor set a pardon hearing for May 19 after noting no public pardon application had yet been published.
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J. K.hudson
John Seaton
P. H. Coney
Tl. Coulter
Donald
Atchison
E. W. Stewart
Doniphan County
J. A. Hook
Brown
Tom McNeal
Topeka
Grinstead
Grinsead
Gen. Hudson
Stewart
Wathena
Jill
Te Haw
Seaton
Leland
Arate
A.W. Smith
Lelandia
Kansas
Im. Gudson
Hudson
Aasl
Ams
Paul Grinstead
Tame
Walt Toom
Menberas
Ahpaush
Governor urged to grant par in Shawnee county delegation split
A letter explains why the split occurred at the Shawnee county convention where Captain Coney opposed building the Shawnee delegation to back renomination of current state officers. It notes Governor Stanley was called on today as stated in the letter.
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Stanley
Shanes County
Coney
Shawnee County
Leland
Equal Lay Representation Adopted Unanimously at Methodist Conference
The twenty-ninth general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened in Chicago with delegates from many regions. A key aim is equal lay representation and a likely debate on banning dancing and other social diversions. The gathering, lasting a month, includes bishops and provisional delegates, and signals potential restructuring actions within the church.
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Chicago
Stethodist Episcopal Church
Auditorium
Warce
Smith
India
Equator
Hagan
Camphor
Iberia
Bic
Moering
Thomas Bowman
Bowman
Warres
Eee
J. Mc Thoburn
Todi
Foss
H. H. Lowrey
D. L
North Carolina
Mishop S. M. Merrill
United Jurisdiction
Tio
Monroe
Central Pennsylvania
Clr
Caure
Mra B. ¥. McMahan
Griggsville
J. M. Buckley
Central
Ice Trust Again Raises Topeka Prices Fifty Cents Per Ton
Topeka ice dealers report the local ice trust has boosted wholesale prices by 50 cents per ton for a second time this season. Four factories supply the city, all controlled by the People's Ice Company, forcing retailers to raise cash terms and threatening many dealers with closure. Some retailers have already quit or shifted to the trust, while others urge customers to pay promptly to stay in business as temperatures ease into May in Chicago and Kansas remains cold.
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Mocser Company
Topeka Ice and Cold Storage Company
Crystal Tee Compan
Gommer
People's Ive Company
Peter
Topeka
Trust
Una Roel
Sutherland
Peoples Lee Company
Santa Fe
Sid
Oiher
Apell 1
Jce
Tel
Becaus
William Hebb
Webb
Harris Resolution Calls for Interior Information on Arkansas River Waters
Yesterday Representative Harris of Kansas introduced a resolution asking the Secretary of the Interior for information about the Arkansas river and for measures to conserve its waters for the benefit of Colorado and Kansas.
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Harris
Kan
Secretary of the Interior
Arkansas
Colorado
Kansas
Lincoln Neb Republicans begin convention drive
Lincoln Nebraska May 2 packed auditorium 102 Welcretes and nearly 9 000 spectators heard State Chairman Orlando Twitt call the Republican state convention to order The crowd believed to endorse a path to return Nebraska to the Republican column in November A full state ticket four delegates at large and four alternates to the national convention were discussed Charles H Deltrich was believed likely to be nominated for governor with Genta M Laambertson withdrawing Delegates at large offered no firm predictions Norval for state supreme court mentioned as a possible substitute for John Erhardt Chairman Junking endorsed a united ticket to carry the state For Wilson campaign supporters McKinley praised and urged a strong national ticket amid prosperity and expansion remarks
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Lincoln
Neb
Orlando Twitt
Katherine
Charlee H. Deltrich
Norval
John Erhardt
Junking
Custer County
Tefft
Mallallew
Jenkins
Nebraska
Grand Army of Republicans
Eidhrain
William McKinley
Syhoge
Phulta
Adelphia
United States
Willias McKinley
Spain
Treasury Department
Washington
Jenking- Eyeech
Weo
Coney and Hudson May Bolt for Pardon Meeting
A damaged letter from Capt HL Coney to Paul Grinstead in jail at Troy discusses anti Leland Republicans planning to pressure Governor Stanley for Grinstead's pardon. The note claims a May 2 meeting of their group to “call upon” the governor and force him to grant clemency.
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Cyrus Leland
HL Coney
Ty Paul Grinstead
Troy
Ibel
Atte
Grinstead
Tse
Hended
Bez
Coney
Gen. Hudson
Stanley
Capt. Coney
antheLaland Clat
PH. Coney
Topeka
Kan
Paul Grinstead
Wathena
Kamar
Grimteld
Harvey
Gen
Hudson
Ternoma
Seaton
Donald
Atchison
Bhinion
Benesis
Americans Besieged In Catubig Church In Philippine Conflict
In Manila on May, American forces of the Forty third regiment were attacked by rebels while quartered in Catubig church. About twenty Americans died, the rest were rescued after two days of fighting. The church roof burned, walls remained, aiding the defenders who held out until reinforcements from La Union arrived. Over twenty Filipinos were reported dead.
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Manila
Emerie Amuerinane
Ir da
la Oun
Roberts to Advance on Pretoria in Three Columns
British plan simultaneous northern advance with three columns toward Kimberley Bloemfontein and Ladysmith to deny Boers concentration while forces under Generals Gordan and Rundle engage near Thaba N'Chu Houtnek and Potgietersrus as Lord Roberts readies a northern march amid ongoing mobile operations across the region.
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London
Gdnersit
Rundle
Thaba N’chu
Bronwood
Houtnek
Ladybrmsit
Winburg
Beth Hine
Beth Hine Reinforced There Is Every Prumpoet
Ife
Lord Roberts
Troy Kimberley
Bloemfontein
Ladyamdsr
Reiniah
Vance Bestia
Unis
Steegk
Carrington
Marindeling
Ing Sokarin
Pretoria
Krugers
Abu Bsitiet
Fretorin
Witwatersrand
Dne
Tan Hamilton
Liewt. Parker
Minnlig
Mafeking
Saya
Abel
Laaer
Crange
Fort Abewent
Clove Range
Lalysmith
Guanis
Duke of York
Othie
Royal Fermily
Tal
Lambeton
Anil
Lambetun
Taptain
Torsdey
Earltton
Fording & Payaage
Gordons
Tft
Asid Marshall
Morse
Wry
Oaseward
Meullery
Hamilton
Houtnelt
Torsday
Drakensbers
No Frost Expected In Topeka Tonight
Weather forecast for Topeka predicts fair tonight and Thursday with colder temperatures tonight. High pressure over Colorado and disturbances from Alberta influence the frost risk, suggesting Topeka may avoid frost this period despite an unsettled wider pattern.
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Chicago
Kansas
Kieren
Colorado
Alberta
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