Recovery of Bodies Proceeds Slowly in Harwick Mine
At Harwick on Monday nearly 130 miners were entombed after a devastating explosion. By today many burned and mangled bodies have been recovered and brought to a temporary morgue, with relatives barred from viewing. Officials expect all bodies to be removed soon as rescue work continues and funds are sought to aid families.
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Herward Callaghan
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Industrial leadership lecture condemns corporate rule in politics
The Illinois County and Probate Judges' Association heard Judge Peter Grosscup of the United States circuit court discuss the next great step in American politics. He warned that industrial evolution has created a warlike labor relationship and urged a constructive national policy on corporations to prevent a tyranny by corporate power over government and ordinary citizens.
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Oldest New Hampshire woman honored in presiden t visit tale
New Mori Jai and Mrs Katherine Kendall Steele, 108, of Lyndeboro NH, noted as the oldest woman in the state, recalled meeting presiding figures in Concord in 1824. The story ties to a 19th century friendship while a Santa Fe special train travels toward Chicago aiming to reach a dying wife in New York. Railroad progress and family efforts frame a fragmentary news slice from Topeka.
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Jerome Ariz
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Chicago
Topeli
Death of Old Engineer in Plainfield New Jersey
William H. Goth fon, long time New York engineer and among the first to retire as a beneficiary of the Pennsylvania pull? pump, died at his home in Plainfield New Jersey. He served fifty six years before retiring in 1900 and was famed as possibly the country’s oldest engineer. He worked with the John Bull engine during its early days in the United States.
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M. H. Goth Fon
Pennsylvania
Plainfield
N. J
New York Garment Makers Convene Amid Cost Pressures
The Union Made Garment Manufacturers of America opened their annual convention in New York City Ton. 87 with reps from leading factories nationwide. Officers report growth in membership and influence while noting rising cotton prices and denim costs as key business difficulties.
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America
Indians Protest Government in Panama Districts Visit
In New York a report from Panama City describes 48 Indian chiefs from Capira Lapintada and Penon oullé arriving to protest the new republic naming Juandedias Rodrigues as governor general. After talks with General Huerta, hosts hosted a feast and the chiefs pledged to continue ceremonies and prepare for potential clashes with Colombia if needed.
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Lapintada
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Panuns
New Republic
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Povertor
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Chie
Rodrigues
Zorpétten
Colombia
Bodies recovered from Stratton mine disaster in Victor
Thin bodies of fourteen miners trapped in the Stratton Independence mine shaft near Victor were recovered, laid on benches near the house, and described as disemboweled and dismembered. Coroner and officials prepared for an inquest as investigators assessed the wrecked cage and machinery.
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Sintt House
Ya. Twiggs
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Shera
Jomee Doran
Tomorroiw
Alt
McCarthy
Street Car Collision in Dense Fog Cripples City Line
In dense fog a pair of street cars collided near Broad Street injuring many passengers. Several sustained serious or fatal injuries as crushed riders were freed from wreckage and transported to hospitals. Early reports described chaotic scenes with passengers trampled and crews rushing to aid the injured.
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Walia Schratritt
Chear
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Hospitiln
Train Crash Kills and Injures Several in Arkansas and Missouri
A northern Arkansas St Louis region wreck leaves several dead or injured as a freight train burns and a passenger train suffers extensive damage. Rescue teams report multiple serious injuries and possible fatalities, with some passengers escaping by jumping from cars before derailment. Authorities assess the scene near Batesville and Logelier, while Missouri reports additional injuries in the St Louis area.
World powers seek peaceful guidance amid rising tensions
Reports from Tokio and Paris describe officials in talks to avoid conflict as Russia and Japan press for cautious replies. France denies Pekin mediation claims while a French financial warrant and tax increases loom amid global anxiety over potential hostilities.
Crowds Salute the Emperor on Birthday at Pillar Hall
Turbulent dispatch reports crowds saluting Emperor William in the pillar hall at mid day. King of Sweden and Norway named first chevalier of the Lion of Norway in honor of the emperor’s birthday and German solidarity to Amtowmnit sufferers.
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Parity QP Currency and Market Notes
Fragmentary item notes parity in Manila and mentions math related terms. References unclear names and dates. The text appears damaged with garbled phrases and partial numbers, obscuring concrete facts or events.
Whitaker Wright Suicide Trial Shocks London Court
Postmortem confirms Whitaker Wright killed himself with potassium ceramide to avoid serving seven years. Trial notes reveal a prepared plan and a blotting paper page with the word intent, suggesting premeditation and a fatal resolve to escape punishment. Public reaction labels the act as a drastic sacrifice to guard secrets, while investigators note possible undisclosed disclosures.
Mayor Harrison Demands Release From Custody
Chicago January 27 Mayor Harrison demanded immediate release from the coroner s jury and grand jury charges. He surrendered to Sheriff Barrett at the county court building and bond of 9000 was withdrawn. An application for a writ of habeas corpus would be filed with Judge Tothill at once.
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Endorse Action of Officials by Citizens Group
St Louis Jan 2 Reaghulogs adopted at a meeting of the citizen industrial regulation of 5 Lpain comprised of employers voting thanks to Governor Toc ary the board of police commissioners Chief of Police Kiely and the city for the want Any acta or violent to follow the recent strike of the Hackmen's tid Carragy Drivers' inton The rest ton net forth that the prompt wotion of the authorities tando and meets with the approval of all law abiding elevions annotates that the avilog of the Drivers' union and fer Central Trades and Fabar biiup. Masnautios Ing Chose offetinle at Lathe yagoting Tank Wohk MLVOrH OF LQvleshhoes Finch omelat of Meargos wits pees rented with a copy of Che rexolittoris
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New York Women Plan Athletic Club House
A New York group plans a women only athletic club house costing about 250000 with a five or six story building on Madison Avenue. The site has land purchased and an option on property. the club will include a swimming pool reading room and social facilities. Membership will be restricted to residents and their husbands brothers and sisters of interested women.
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Parker Sues For Release In Cripple Creek Case
Denver January headline reports Parker facing a writ of habeas corpus in a high court fight. The Cripple Creek miners leader, Parker, alleges repeated military harassment and seeks release as the case unfolds in the state supreme court. Local officials and military officers are named in the filings.
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