Smuggler Union Mine Disaster At Telluride
Denver reports the Smuggler-Union mine fire near Bullion Tunnel killed many and trapped two hundred workers. Smoke choked tunnels as flames burned mine buildings. rescue crews battled to reach seven to nine levels below surface while officials planned continued recovery efforts and closure of the mine for a month.
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Welluride
Sminggla-Taion
Abamtalnatn
Hulton
Wallabes
Barta
Aime
Wid Sheridan
Stinegier-Cilen
Telluride
New York
Boston
Cmpipariat
Mayshall Gukih
Denver
Hulllon
John Porter
Thin Sity
A. MH. Fowler
Almut
New England Exploration Company
J. Lawrene
New England Corn RB
Heston
Lawrence
Arthur Collins
Miners Tragedy in Telluride Sparks Rescue Efforts
Reported in Denver from Telluride: Smuggler-Union mine disaster leaves many dead and families in shock. Rescue teams battled sulphur gas and rugged tunnels as officials contemplate inquests, relief funds, and state aid for widows and orphans.
Soldier Kills, Surrenders After Local Crisis at Fort Riley
Buchanan of troop D Fourteenth who killed Policemen White and Cooper at Fort Riley vicinity was found dead in his cell from hanging. Sheriff found weapon and details indicate a suicide. Escape earlier sparked talk of lynching but crowd cooled. Buchanan, an Indiana-enlisted man ten months ago, was deemed a rough character.
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Junction City
Kas
Buchanan
Aiairs
Fort Riley
Here
White
Cooper
Backunan
Sue Chanin
Indiana
Drego Shale Mill Runs During Mr Gage Absence Test
Reports say the Gate cyanide process will be tested at Smoky Hill without Mr Gage. J T Lovewell leads the operation with Cushing Veale syndicate members overseeing a ten day trial. If successful, the Cushing syndicate may construct a new mill promptly.
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Drego
Gage
Mr. Gage
Simoky Hill
Fred Close
Veale
Cushing
Synitifair
Ttem
J.T. Lovewell
Love Well Io
Smoky Hill
Tris
Lovewell
Gore
Bens
Cushing Syndicate
Murder Verdict Returns Second Degree Finding
The jury in the case of Oawesn Kon, charged with the murder of W A Stranberger, returned a verdict of murder in the second degree last evening. The jury was out about four and a half hours after a seven day district court engagement.
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Oawesn
Kon
Witline Reed
W. A. Stranberger
Seven Die as Trains Crash Near Franconia
A catastrophic head on collision between eastbound and westbound trains near Franconia, California, killed seven trainmen and injured fourteen others, with three passengers hurt. Two locomotives exploded, three engines were destroyed, and five cars burned, leaving wreckage and a chaotic scene as crews attempted rescue and evacuation.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Franconia
Mic Tralia
P.M. Eingott
FP. Goldsmith
FE. Earnhardt
Walter Duvoraxe
W. L. Case
A.W. Armitage
Sam Brown
Walter
Bodice
Joe Morse
E.R. Higgins
Buddy
J. R. Willams
Law, Fule
State Street
Chicago
H.W. Webb
Dearborn Street
Otte Bare
Cook
Thomas H. Owen
Lac Salle Street
JH. Arnold
Twenty Seventh Street
J. W. Bryant
West Fifty-fourth Place
T. J. Steenson
Pasadena
W. L. Franklin
San Francisco
H. H. Gibben
Oakland
Wranconia
Runimne
Ume
Case
Armitage
Needles
Weetend
Los Myelin
Santa Fe
Man Plunges Into Furnace and Is Roasted Beyond Recognition
Pittsburg reports a man, about 40s, leapt into a Scheedberger furnace cage at Fourteenth and Kana streets, his body quickly roasted. Workmen pulled him free as the furnace emitted intense heat. he could not be identified, last seen at the scene wearing black laced shoes and a sandy moustache. The body was sent to the morgue.
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Pittsburg
Scheedberger
Fourteenth
Kana
Holsting
Thomas Lev
Lee
Lew
Santa Fe May Offer One Fare For Midwinter Exposition
Santa Fe officials signal support for a one fare rate for the Midwinter Exposition, but only on select days. They argue a limited open rate will aid the exposition more than continuous cheap travel, hoping other railways will follow Topeka's lead.
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Santa Fe
Sante Fe
RIDDLED WITH SHOT IN CANADIAN BROTHERS ATTACK
Chicago date November 21 Charles and John Miller of Toronto were shot by Robert Coburn who believed they planned to rob him. John Miller seriously wounded and Coburn drove four miles to a police station with the unconscious man. Coburn detained as police investigated the incident.
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Chicago
Charles
John Miller
Toronto
Canada
John
Robert Coburn
Coburn
Order of Midnight Sun conspiracy report confirmed
Seattle newspaper reports it will publish this afternoon documents and seals tied to the Order of the Midnight Sun, a noted secret society accused of plotting to overthrow Canadian authority in the Klondike. The Times claims to possess pos-session seals and records supporting the San Francisco Call’s earlier account from the previous Saturday.
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Seattle
Wash
the Times
Klondike
San Praneises
Times
Queen Drage Slapped by King in Servia Quarrel
London reports a dispute between Queen Drage and King Alexander of Servia. A published dispatch claims the king slapped the queen, who then drank poison but survived after medical aid. Temperatures of large cities across the United States are listed for November 21 with readings from New York to Minneapolis.
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London
Huda Pest
Drage
Alexander
Servia
Lola Bonine Another Eve in Ayers Murder Trial
Washington November 21 The Lola Min Banta murder trial of James Seymour Ayers Jr opens with Assistant District Attorney Taggart outlining the governments theory. He argues Ayers was killed in a felonious malicious act by the prisoner after an on again off again relationship and a window entry. The first witness, Francis the diagram draughtsman, detailed the Kenmore hotel fourth floor layout as the court adjourned for lunch.
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Washington
Lola Min Banta
James Seymour Ayers, Jr
Earnert
Atorney Hugh
Tt. Taggart
Taesart
Ayers
Bali
Aun
Bor
Mr. Taggart
Tonine
Ronine
Ayert
Abe Cane
Tageart
Kenmort Hotel
Ayer
Paroled convict returned to penitentiary for intoxication attempt
Arthur B. Cates, a colored man on parole, was returned to the Kansas penitentiary in Wichita after becoming intoxicated and attempting to stab a man. He had served eight of fourteen years for murder and had nine months on parole.
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Wichita, Kas
Arthur B. Cates
Wichita
Colorado Telegraph Sold to Local Syndicate in Colorado Springs
The Colorado Telegraph, the city’s leading evening paper, was sold to a local syndicate for 155000, the largest newspaper deal in the state outside Denver. Owner Lewis Gisford resigns with equity settled at 94000, and the Evening Mail will be consolidated with the Telegraph under a single title.
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Colnra Springs
Colo
Nev
Colorado Telegraph
Denver
Lewis Gisford
Evening
Mail
Woman Held for Murder in New York Case
Mrs Elizabeth Tule of Chicago was arraigned in Hoboken after arrest on murder charge in the death of her 6 year old daughter named Emeline. Recorder Stanton presided as she was accompanied by singers Russ and Heppenheimer. Police Captain Hayes asked that examination be adjourned pending an autopsy result anticipated today by County Physician Converse.
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New York
Elizabeth Tule
Chicago
Hoboken
Emeline
Finboken
Stanton
Dale
Russ and
Heppenheimer
Hayes
Converse
Colon Quiet as Liberals Seize Office in Colon
Still Hold Colon Colombia November 21 Liberal forces control Colon and plan to formalize gains by appointing a commission to take over offices. Roads and rail stations between Colon and Last Cartagena claimed under Liberal control. No immediate attack on Panama. U.S. to protect railroad and foreign interests. Transit and telegraph remain functioning.
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Colon
Colombia
Yestern
Barrera
Liberal Foruw
Department of the Interior
Senor Espricita
Panama Railroad
Panama
Uhr
vNtoMs
Zaldane
Gatun
Carades
Pana
Calon
Domingo Diaz
Dina
Sarria
U. S
Machias
Cotan
Washington
Neva ¢i
Secretary of the Navy
Bas
Perry
Towa
Coton
King’s Health Reported Strong Despite Rumors
New York dispatch quotes London sources dismissing claims of royal illness. The king is said to laugh at reports, hunt and shoot in bad weather, and show no threat to health. London tradesmen supposedly would have faced higher coronation year insurance charges if facts had been known.
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New York
London
the Tribune
Informaton
Huntire
Bim
Almont
I O O F Grand Lodge Bond Dispute Over Missing Funds
Officials of the I O O F grand lodge dispute a $3,500 bond claim with American Surety after D W Kent allegedly absconded with lodge funds totaling $5,000. The lodge contends the surety may challenge payment while admitting lax financial controls allowed improper handling of receipts and funds.
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I. O. O. F. Grand Fosse
American Surety Company
D. W. Kent
Kent
Lodge
Evangelistic Revival at Westminster Church Gets Mixed Report
A Westminister Presbyterian revival program is reported to proceed with scheduled meetings this week including afternoon sessions Thursday and Friday at 3 o clock. Attendance is described as strong and spiritually uplifting with broad church and community interest despite a contested claim about tonight’s service. Weather outlook calls for fair conditions in Chicago area with southerly winds.
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Westminster
Hey. LC
Denise
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Convicted In Second Degree Murder In Kansas
After a lengthy trial in Osage County the jury found Klusmire guilty of murder in the second degree for the killing of his wife. He showed no emotion as the verdict was read and faces a possible sentence of up to life in prison or 21 years. A motion for a new trial was noted and will be heard tomorrow morning as the court adjourned late today.
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Oxkaloosa
Kan
Klusmire
Graham
Sidney Hayden
Jiement
Wan
Tuck
Aguinaldo Seeks Permission to Address Congress in Manila
In Manila Aguinaldo asks General Chartes for permission to travel before congress and speak for the Filipino people. He aims to be accompanied by eight friends and to tour various regions, while insurgents abroad and in Hong Kong consider oaths to the United States. A fund in Magile backs efforts to save General Torres, who was executed after being charged with war wrongdoing. Several conferees will be urged to join the campaign.
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Manila
Noy
Aguinaldo
Chartes
Philippines
Comeres
Guar
Europe
Hong Kong
Taft
Allegianer
United States
Thie Wetian
Pean
Buling
Magiile
Isidore ‘Torres
Thin Pent
Torren
Medics May Abandon Topeka Visit Over Washburn Clash
Fragmented game note shows Topeka medical team planning to cancel or reschedule a Kansas City clash with Washburn. Doctors and Washburn officials dispute recognition and prior scheduling, with talks of a Saturday game if Washburn seeks a rematch.
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Kansas City
Medien
Washburn Sutunday
Soctors
Washburn
Thadder
Peaton
Texas
Ffill
Topeka
Kansan
Commissions, Appointments, and Guilty Plea Reported
Adjutant General 8M Foehae announced commissions appointing Roy Leatherberry as first lieutenant and William Brogan as second lieutenant of Company T, Enporta, with Vernon R Carbutt named captain of Company H and Clinton B. Boewrae as second, amid other promotions. Highwayman pleads guilty in Washington after robbing an M and T train, with inspector statements and penitentiary terms noted.
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Foehae
Roy J. Leatherberry
KN. G
William F. Brogan
Enporta
Vernon R Carbutt
Secor
Fram Hyser Ax
Lnapean
Clinton B. Boewrae
Washington
Houck Todiy
Caney
Iar
Chicago In Shut Out Springfield Court Pleads Equalization
In a federal court today Judge Hamaphrey ruled the city of Chicago against Springfield. The decision centers on a request for equalization adjustments affecting state finances and associated legal actions.
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Chicago
Springfield
Federal
Hamaphrey
Chis Sage
Brome & Iy
Fraicani
Ion Beccccdii
Prince State of Equalization
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Western Federation of Miners
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Port Riley
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Order OF
Midnight Sun
Ioston
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
R. R Higgins
No. 3
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Paceman
Lola Bonine
Dead Man
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England
Kansas
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Klusmire Gase
Congress
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