Chicago Mayor Harrison among Iroquois theater defendants
The coroner's jury finds Carter H. Harrison mayor of Chicago and eight others held to await grand jury action after the Iroquois Theater fire. Bonds posted by most, arrests made at homes in Chicago, and warrants issued for building and safety officials.
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Chicago
Iroquois Theater Company
Carter H. Harrison
Will J. Davis
William H. Masham
George Williams
Edward Laughlin
Williams
William Sallers
James Ek
Cummings
William Mullen
Writs of Mittimus Made Out and Given to Police
At midnight writs of mittimus were prepared by the coroner and handed to police. The coroner took the mittimus for the mayor but said it would not be served yet. Deputy Coroner Spandach left with the mittimus for Mayor Harrison. The mayor was expected to appear in criminal court soon. Fire Marshal Musham was served and went to Lieutenant Roban. The mayor arrived at Judge Walker's court at 10 10 with Hempstead Washburne and waited in chambers. Bondsmen Heaton Owsley and Preston Harrison stood surety for five thousand dollars. All likely to be arraigned before Walker. others mentioned include Tobin Farrelly Nagle and others.
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Will J. Davis
Harrison
Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
Masham
William Sallers
Sallers
Mullen
Cummings
Flaherty
Central Station
James E. Cummings
North
Oakley Avenue
William McMullen
Jackson Boulevard
Grand Boulevard
Tobin
Farrelly
Mr. Davis
Harry J. Powers
W. J. Hynes
Traeger
Criminal Court
Harry Klawans
William A. Reid
Waukegan
Klawans
Spandach
Musham
Roban
All Hope Abandoned in Harwick Mine Disaster Rescue Efforts Fail
Pittsburg reports a mine explosion at the Harwick mine of Allegheny Coal two miles from Cheswick Pa leaves 184 entombed with hope fading. George W Scheetz confirms no one will be brought out alive as rescue workers search debris and attempt to reach survivors. Selwin M Taylor mining engineer dies in first rescue attempt and others missing.
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Pittsburg
Harwick
Allegheny Coal Company
Cheswick
George W. Scheetz
Ate
Selwin M.taylor
Taylor
Pennsylvania
Tie
Fo OW. Cunningham
Selwin McTavier
Adolph Gunis
Selwin Taylor
Fr. W. Cunningham
Fourteenth District
Dr. M. Rimes Death Report and Bond Status
The article notes the death of Dr. M. Rimes and states that Klaw ans was released on bonds pending a hearing.
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Dr. M. Rimes
Klawans
Mayor Harrison faces coroner jury amid Iroquois disaster uproar
Chaos erupts at Chicago City Hall as the coroner’s jury holds the mayor to the grand jury on responsibility for the Iroquois disaster. Officials defend him while miners and rescue workers recount the tragic blast’s toll and ongoing recovery efforts. Oxygen and aid arrive from Pittsburg as authorities assess total deaths.
National Mine Workers elects officers at Indianapolis
The convention received the tellers report on national officer elections. President Mitchell Vice President Lewis and Secretary-Treasurer Wilson were reelected.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Lewis
Wilson
Woman sues physician over alleged surgical instrument left inside
Mrs. Caroline Weundorf of Michigan sues Dr. E Stillman Bailey for 50000 damages claiming forceps five and a half inches long were left in her after an operation six years ago. Bailey denies knowing the patient or the operation.
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Chicago
Caroline Weundorf
Lreedsville
Mich
Jeneth
Leander Neundorf
E. Stillman Bailey
Dr. Bailey
Weindorf
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