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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1907

Page

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FROLLEY COLLISION Kills Couple. Dozen Injured in Trolley Crash

Crowded Cleveland and Southwestern trolley line collision near Sixth Street and Middle Avenue claims two lives, including H M Bilings and W E Allen, and injures ten others with several in critical condition. Near Elyria hospital, ambulances respond as injured riders and a motorman suffer severe wounds. wreck occurs just blocks from the city hospital with rapid rescue efforts underway.

Flynna Cleveland and Southwestern Wellington Cleveland Sixth Street Middle Avenue H. M. Bilings W. E. Allen Elyria Argent Lake Shore Railroad Donald Sela Bassengers Baing

Platform Collapse at St Mary’s Church Cornerstone Laying

At St Mary’s Greek Roman Catholic church cornerstone ceremony in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania a temporary floor gave way plunging about sixty people into a cellar twelve feet deep. For an hour screams and groans filled the air as rescuers used ladders from nearby factories with police aid to pull the injured from the wreckage. Some walked home while others were carried away for treatment.

Wilkes-Barre St. Mary's

Four found dead in fire ruins at Walter Schiffer home

In Long Branch four bodies are found among the ashes of the Walter Schiffer house where the United Cigar Co. secretary resided. Victims include Ruth 14 Marion 10 and two maids Tilly Mathon and May Diller. Separately in Elyria C M Forney motorman is arrested over a traction accident that killed seven. three died today with more deaths feared.

Long Branch New Jersey Evening Journal Walter Schiffer United Cigar Co Ruth Schiffer Marion Schiffer Tilly Mathon May Diller Elyria Ohio The C. M. Forney

Local crash injures clergy and parishioners

A five year old child of Casper Kalunzsky died after an accident blamed on insufficient bracing beneath a new floor. Bishop Hoban of Scranton was shaken, and several priests including Father Csepey, Brother Gabriel Csepey, Father Kossy, Father Jacovies, Father Kaminsky, and Father Loughran suffered bruises, injuries, or lacerations.

Casper Kalunzsky Bishop Hoban Scranton Father Csepey Gabriel Csepey Port Amboy N. J

East Coast Cement Firms Prepare National Cement Company

New York May 31 plans near completion for the merger of several cement concerns into the National Cement company with capital stock of 25 million dollars. CC L Murphy of Plainfield New Jersey named president. A Carpenterville New Jersey plant with capacity of 2000 barrels daily will be built according to director J K Baillee.

New York National Cement Company Ooo

Norway's King Haakon and Queen Maud Leave Paris for London

King Haakon and Queen Maud depart Paris with their suite for London as President Fallieres and ministers bid them farewell at the station. The king expressed gratitude for his visit and gave Prefect of Police Lepine $500 for Paris's poor.

Paris Haakon Maud Norway London Fallieres Lepine

No Sport on Decoration Day Ban in Kansas

Topeka reports that all outdoor sports on Decoration Day or tied to celebrations are prohibited by a new Kansas law. The measure bans all games on that day, affecting local events and state observances.

Topeka Kan Kansas

Queen Maud in peril as carriage plunges into Versailles lake

Paris May 30 King Haakon Queen Maud of Norway visit Versailles turns dramatic when a landau crossing a park bridge over Lake Marie Antoinette loses four horses. Three fall into the water. Queen Maud and Mme Fallieres are rescued by General Michel and others. One horse is slain.

Paris Haakon Queen Maud Norway Versailles Mme, Fallieres Mime Failieres General Michel Ieids Lake Marie Antoinette Petit Trialon Michel Landau T.e Fallieres

Schreck Beats Marvin Hart in Twenty-First Round

In Tonopah Nevada on May 31 Mike Schreck defeated Marvin Hart in the twenty-first round of a boxing match. Schreck secured victory with a decisive finish defining the bout as a late stoppage. The match highlighted Schreck's advancing career and Tonopah's boxing scene.

Schreck Marvin Hart Tonopah Nev Mike Schreck Mike Shreck Ohio Hart

Baseball scores and union election reported

A long list of late inning and extra inning baseball results from games across leagues including St Louis Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Chicago and more. The Switchmen's Union of North America re elected Frank T. Hawley of Buffalo as president at its Detroit convention and Indiana University reports two degree candidates this year, up fifty from prior years.

St. Louis Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn Pittsburg Chicago Pitsburge New York Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Detroit Minneapolis St. Paul Frank Hawley The Switchmen’s Union of North America Frank T. Hawley Buffalo

Markets Opening Hogs in Chicago May 31 1907

Daily market report from Chicago shows strong hog demand with light to heavy hogs and pigs trading from 5 90 to 6 40 per hundredweight. Cattle and sheep receipts and prices are listed with totals, market trends, and comparisons to yesterday.

Chicago

John A. Babcock Promises a Square Deal

A note from John A. Babcock asserts a commitment to a square deal, stating readers will receive fair treatment and reliable service with prompt responses in all dealings.

Parliament Debates Riga Torture Claims In Tsarist Russia

In St Petersburg May 1 the lower house rejected government explanations on Riga prison torture rumors. Officials denied ordering abuse, while admitting some beatings with whips and rubber sticks amid a harsh Baltic crisis. The session noted 42 police officials arraigned and adjourned with unresolved blame.

St. Petersburg Riga Duma M. Makaroff Interior Tie Baltic M. Chtcheglovitoff

Uncertain Balloon Returns After Imperial Review

A Royal Engineers balloon piloted by Lieutenants Caulfield and Leake was launched May 28 at Aldershot for Prince Fushimi's review. Carried out to sea by strong winds, it drifted and was sighted near Exmouth the same evening. The two officers reached the Scilly Isles safely. King Edward and Prince Fushimi observed the ascent.

London Caulfield and Leake Royal Engineers Aldershot Prince Fushimi Japan Exmouth Devon Exe English Channel Scilly Islands Edward Coast Guards

Indian arrested in nine year old murder case

Peter Corn, an Indian, was arrested near Eagle river Michigan on the charge of killing Henry Taresch of Crystal Falls nine years ago. Taresch's body was found in a swamp near Lac du Flambeau two years ago after a long police search across the United States.

Menominee, Mich Peter Corn Eagle River Henry ‘Taresch Crystal Falls Mich Lac du Flambeau Taresch Wisconsin United States

New Boss of the Fair in Jamestown Exposition

James M. Barr former Seaboard Air Line president has agreed to aid in Jamestown Exposition management in Norfolk. He will serve without pay and his term is unsettled, to be determined by Barr himself.

Norfolk, Va James M. Barr Seaboard Air Line Railway Jamestown Exposition Company Barr

Republican Central Committee Picks Baker In Cuyahoga

A reorganization of the Republican central committee in Cuyahoga County deposes John H. Price as chairman and elects Edward M. Baker. The group endorses William Howard Taft as Ohio's presidential candidate and pledges support from Cleveland and Cleveland area communities.

Foraker Cleveland Republican Central Committee Cuyahoga County John H. Price Edward M. Baker

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