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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1905
Page
2
Terrific explosions kill McRae family in California
Reports describe a massive blast at a mine in Paris California killing Mrs. A W McRae, her son George, and Oscar Duclose, all instantly. The incident follows other distant war and disaster news, including ship sinkings and political moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cal
A. W. McRae
George
Oscar Duclose
Kinjo
Roosevelt
Long Island Sound
Blanche
Newburn
N. C
Johnson Point
Neuse
Clara S. Hay
John Hay
Hay
Yonkers
N. Y
Charles Canepi
New Orleans
Louisiana
State Board of Health
Johann Hoch
Chicago
Magruder
BE. W. Jones
Seventy-first Regiment
Virginia Volunteers
Maud Robinson
Norfolk
Staten Island
Marlborough Hill
Tompkinsville
Stapleton
Willie
Secret Service
Western Roads
Gulf Lines
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Kansas City Southern Roads
Northwestern University
Sadie K. Coe
George A. Coe
University
San Francisco
Linevitch
Tsinche
la Govtzeakzy
Schimiadsy
Russia
Caucasus
Inchadedshan
Inukhransky
Canadian Pacific Railway
Grand Trunk Pacifc
Portage la Prairie
Touchdown Hill
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk Pacific
New York City
The
Herald
New England
Houston
Madison
Ind
Peace Terms End War and Sakhalin Divided
The Russo Japanese War ends as Witte and Komura settle terms in Portsmouth. Indemnity is rejected, Sakhalin to be divided, and both nations pledge no fortification of their halves. Open trade clauses and naval limitations accompany the treaty groundwork. Roosevelt praised for brokered peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sakhalin
Portsmouth
N. H
Japan
Russia
Witte
Baron Komura
de Martens
Dennison
Foreign Office
Roosevelt
Nicholas
Meyer
Mr. Witte
Associated Press
Far East
Chantsu
Oyama
la Perouse Strait
Hokkaido
Pacific
Oyster Bay
Mr. Roosevelt
Fever Lurks in Bayous Near New Orleans
Dr Milo Brady and Dr Shanley identify 35 yellow fever cases mostly in Bayou Barataria area of Jefferson parish. Patients are Portuguese or Spanish and largely unaided by medical care. State board plans relief with a physician and two nurses and ships in medicines and provisions.
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John Gamble
Adam Seneca
Stratford
Ont
General Land Office
Roosevelt
Public Schools Athletic League
New York City
North
Seattle
Canadian Admiralty Court
Vancouver Island
English Channel
Escanaba
Mich
Seagirt
N. J
Carl Bailey Hurst
United States
la Guayra
Venezuela
Plauen
Germany
Hurst
Bishop Hurst
Washington, D. C
Rainbow
Reiter
Agusan River
Butan Bay
Mindanao
A. Jackson
Alexander Smith
Lakona
Donaldson Line
Montreal
Glasgow
Fred Wing
Nome
Tabasco
Col
Equitable Life Assurance Society
State of
New York
D. P. Morgan
James P. Hennessey
Alexander Stemner
Pittsburg
Stemer
Royal Halifax Yacht Squadron
Halifax
N. S
Elmina Sr
New York Yacht Club
Don Carr
Maud Keswick
Doris B
Bolivar
Morone
Shumway
Bridgeport
Conn
United Hatters of
North America
C. H. Merritt & Son
Danbury
Hatters
New York Post Graduate Hospital
St. Vincent's Monastery
Beatty
Canevin
Lehigh Valley Railroad Co
Crockery Township
Ottawa County
Godfrey Limburg
New Orleans
Milo Brady
State Board of Health
Jefferson Parish
Brady
Shanley
North Dakota
Bayou Barataria
State Board
Natchez
Miss
Eugene Wasdin
Marine Hospital Service
Russia
Japan
Odd Customs and Quirky Local Laws Noted Across Lands
In Quito lightning prompts uncovering heads, a Hungarian burying a fortune prompts exhumation, a Recife child with a mustache and bass voice, an extraordinary egg laid by a Swinian hen, and England’s archaic prohibitions on funeral hats and organ grinders. An Uganda rail report describes a giraffe incident near Nairobi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quito
Ecuador
Kuss
Egregy
Hungary
Recife
England
Chester
Vervieres
Belgium
Nimba
Uganda
Nairobi
Venani
Straffe
Yarns New and Old in Curious Anecdotes
A Scots Dominic asks why God does not strike all liars dead and a little pupil replies there would be none left. A new immigrant opens a barber shop with a sign offering a good shave while you wait. Hume and Lord John Russell discuss the aim of legislation, with Hume answering the greatest number as number one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominic
Ananias
Sapphira
God
Hume
Lord John Russell
Retribution in Jersey Justice Case
A brief Chicago Sun exchange notes a wife fleeing a bull attack linked to a gown incident, while the husband cites Jersey justice in a terse, ironic line. The item reflects a humorous local-voice exchange typical of early 20th century society columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Chicago Sun
OUST THE DEMON coffee cures nervous headaches says reader
A California couple reports severe headaches and neck tension from coffee and attributes relief to Postum Coffee. They say stopping old coffee improved nerves and removed head pain, and they now use Postum daily and give it to their children without the old coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum Coffee
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Abraham Lincoln
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