Three Score Killed in a Snowslide at Telluride
Telluride Colorado special reports a wrecked elida mine bunkhouse with sixty to seventy men buried by a snowslide. Names of the dead and survivors are not yet known. Fred Clemmon and Charles Hall are confirmed killed in the boarding house. Weather fears of more slides at Ophir and nearby sites persist.
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Telluride
Col
Fred Clemmon
Charles Hall
Ophir
Missouri
Kansas
Lawrence
Kay
Edward Ratherman
B. Shane
Boonville
Charles Reis
Marshall
Will Johna
George Whitney
Farmington
Prince Henry
Three Women Fatally Injured in Kokomo Gas Explosion
A natural gas explosion wrecked the home of Mrs Harriet Achey in Kokomo Indiana. Mrs Achey Mrs Ida Achey and Mrs Blanche Barrington were buried in the ruins and seriously injured. Panhandle brakeman Frank Wyatt rescued them from the flames before being himself burned and cut. The blast follows another gas leak in the city amid widespread odor and soggy ground.
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Kokomo
Hanse Brown
Harriet Achey
Ind
Achey
Ida Achey
Blanche Barrington
Frank Wyatt
Panhandle
Ten St Louisans In Heirs to Leonard Case Estate
Ten St Louisans are named as direct heirs to the Leonard Case estate of Cleveland valued between 60 and 100 million dollars. Heirs include Catherine Case and children Lilian L Mabel Lucien Case and Mary J Bremer plus Elizabeth Case of Denver. Also Kate Aich and children Jo and Dolorosa Aich and George P Cole named as heirs. Estate mainly real estate in Cleveland with assets like the First National Bank building and Case School of Applied Science plus cash of about 9 million. Attorney M J Dunham of Middletown is estate heir and attorney.
Railway worker saves wife and family in Mattoon blaze
L. E. Keaney, a Big Four railway engineer, lifted a 600 pound trunk and hurled it through a window to create an escape path as flames trapped his family. He lowered his wife and children to safety before nearly suffocating himself. moments later the house collapsed.
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Mattoon
L. E. Keaney
Mkennep
Welsh
Earl
Welsh, la
Lowa
Crime Prompted by Love Leads to Double Wounding in Yonkers
Emma Fincher a young domestic and a S-year-old girl infatuation case in Yonkers results in a pistol attack at W. J. Simons home on Bo Bruce Avenue. Both victims are severely wounded and later inhaled gas. Fincher confesses at St. Joseph's hospital.
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Emma Fincher
New York
W. J. Simons
Bo Bruce Avenue
Yonkers
Miss Fischer
Sister of Charity
St. Joseph's Hospital
Pennsylvania man sues over wife transfer contract
George Mosengrant of Wasson Brook seeks to bind out his daughter to a farmer after a contract allegedly transferred his wife and child’s affections to Raymond Palme. The mother objects, arguing the agreement is binding, in a Wilkes-Barre court fight.
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Pennsylvania
Buck
Raymond Palme
Wilkesharre
George Mosengrant
Wasson Brook
Hosengrant-Palmer
One Woman Injures Neighbor in Rogers Park Feud
A three month feud in the Rogers Park lake shore district erupts as a 15 year old throws a snowball causing a bullet wound to Mrs. William Laechle who is hospitalized while Mrs. James Whitaker is jailed. Clarence Laeeble brandished a revolver and fired three shots after a window-breaking argument between the two mothers.
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Rogers Park
Trogers Park
Lake Whore District
William Laechle
James Whittaker
Clarence Laeeble
Helen Whittaker
Honor SLAIN Chief Commrese Set Day in Memory
A memorial day is set by the premier president and Prince Henry to honor the late chief. The tribute includes a formal ceremony and royal attendance as part of the remembrance events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Henry
Congress in Memory of McKinley and Senate Actions
Congress held memorial services for William McKinley with Secretary Hay delivering the commemorative oration in the Hall of Representatives. Debate covered the Philippine tariff bill, Indian appropriation, and diplomacy while Tillman and McLaurin faced contempt, and the House and Senate processed military and territorial matters amid ongoing Schley controversy discussions.
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Senate
Bate
Spooner
Philippine Islands
Tillman
Philippines
House
Ray
Nardle
Tillman and
McLaurin
South Carolina
Tillman-McLaurin
MeComas
Wellington
Maryland
Texas
Towney
Secretary of War
Cuba
District of Columbia
William MecKinley
Congress
Hay
National Capital
Naval Academy
Navy
Gol
F. L. Guenther
Generov
Taft
Roosevelt
Schley
Gago
United States Trust Company of New York
Benatary
Morgan
House Judiciary Committee
National Bureau of Criminal Identification
Washington
Corbin
Anj
China
Wheeler
Kentucky
Japanese Art Printing and A Ranchman's Experience noted
B Dewson discusses Japanese printmaking in the London Art Record, praising water color rendering, grain used from cherry wood blocks for textures, rice starch on paper, and metal foils for drapery. Notes the influence on decorative art and later artists. Also a Ranchman's Experience from Lea South Dakota highlights Dodd's Kidney Pills aiding kidney trouble. Tennessee pearls and Easter movability explained. Quotes and brief notices on poetry and proverbs.
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B. Dewson
London Art Record
Aubrey Beardsley
Band of Lotus Lovers
East
Lea
S. D
Wm. H. Neelen
Ranchman
Dodd
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Iie
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Braddock
Margaret Lambert
Wilbert
London
England
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Madrid
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Nance
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de Wet
Meyer
Trouther
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Minn
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Collis P. Huntington
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Panwerthy
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IRS
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Turkey
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Ellen M. Stone
New York Supreme Court
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German Emsperor
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Gsa
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Katz
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Hienso
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T. H. Bacon
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Lean
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Eer
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Tess
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Lake Michigan
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Loyal Humane Society of Great Britain
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Sepubiican
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Board of Jowers
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Maj
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Trink
Chillicothe
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Jeter
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Eynauston
I. B. Fisk
A. Miller & Son
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M’kinley
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McKinley
Great Hall of Representatives
Prussia
Supreme Court
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Lincoln
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Mc Winley
Twe Hall
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Aine
Rosseau O. Crump
Corliss
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Lysterioa
Cn Jmn
Friend
Carl Junction
Tawney
Minnesota
Gov. Toole
Montana
van Sant
Tennessee
Tiffany
Northville News
March Ladies' Home Journal
Ayer
J. H. Burge
Macon, Col
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