Government to station mine experts for disaster response
Government experts will be stationed in coal fields to monitor mine safety. They will ride to disaster scenes with oxygen helmets and have crews assigned per shift. The program includes geological surveys, new station deployments, and safety apparatus to improve rescue and prevention across multiple states and regions.
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Geological Survey
Vdogle Ranch
Pitang
Resera
Whee
Teadena
Enetneers
Tie Staidy
Ree Coal
Army moves to capture Simpson and his men near Worley
Soldiers ordered to seize leader Simpson and his band at Worley today after dawn patrols reported their presence near the Waabdagtany region. Waddell of the Somerset Company directs the operation with Berry and local forces, urging surrender or peaceful retreat as Christmas approaches.
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Prinel Hell
Stearns Coal Posen Uomyatoy
ATP
Marshak Sharpe
Waddell
Sorerset Company
Lexington
Mondieal Tniny
Berry
Two Hunters Drowned in Bay After Boat Accident
The bodies of two men, Bunting and Edward Holland, were found after their small boat capsized near a bay oyster tent. Heavy winds and rough seas thwarted recovery efforts as rescuers search the area near where Holland’s body was spotted floating.
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Edward Holland
Bay
Wain Banting
Sue Loong
Asawa
Holland
Rene
Five hundred banquet gifts mark Pan American congress
Santiago hosts a formal banquet honoring Pan-American scientific congress delegates including cabinet ministers and foreign representatives. United States delegates are praised for solidarity with Latin American nations. Argentine delegates toast President Roosevelt and Secretary Root for services to Pan Americanism and bureau greetings signal planned cooperation.
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Chile
Pan-American Scientific Congress
Beft
Atrectsa
Tymné
United States
Roosevelt
Root
Bureau of American Republics
Bureau
Open School For Miners At Lost Creek Aims For Safer, More Efficient Coal Industry
Lehigh Valley Coal company opens a practical mining school at Lost Creek to train foremen and workers nights, hoping to boost safety and production. The program, funded by the company, invites all workers to enroll, with strict records guiding future promotions and potential expansion across the anthracite region.
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Lehigh Valley Coalompany
United States
Lost Creek
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
Anthratic
Menha
Opposed 70 Branch Banks His Pending Bill for Localities
George M. Wallace, former Connecticut congressional candidate, publishes a letter from House Banking Committee Chairman Fowler. Fowler recalls a central reserve system and branch banking as proposed in a past bill, arguing public opinion and current conditions require a sound economic approach rather than wide adoption.
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New Haven
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George M. Wallace
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United States
Eye Disease at Annapolis Strikes Midshipmen
Medical authorities at the academy fight conjunctivitis among midshipmen in Annapolis Maryland December 27. Several cases reported with two severe enough to hospitalize patients in Washington for treatment. Midshipman Henry W Stevenson of Lincoln Nebraska is the most seriously affected and was sent to Washington yesterday. Local treatments with painful eye drops sparked reports that Stevenson’s eyes were injured by drugs.
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Annapolis
Academy
Washington
Henry W. Stephenson
Lincoln
Nebr
Aging Man Wanders Off in York County
Special to The Washington Post York Pa December 24 John Blum thirty eight years old left his home to visit a son in law. He wandered miles into the countryside where searchers found him standing in three feet of water eating bark from a tree. Exposure likely to cause death. Also includes an ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming to cure catarrh by acting on mucous membranes through the blood.
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Washington Post
York
John Blum
Sharman Street
Riot Over Opium Edict Sparks Amoy At Tungun
Riot breaks out after natives refuse to stop planting opium poppies near Amoy. One officer and ten civilians killed as 30 troops are sent to quell unrest. Authorities vow to enforce the anti opium edict despite the rebellion.
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Amoy
Tungun
Tungan
Certificate of Electors Certification in the 1908 U S State
The document reports certified copies of the electoral certificates for President and Vice President from Connecticut and Washington, dated December 24, 1908, signed by Secretary of State J Elihu Root in Washington. It records the official attestation of electors chosen in those states for the 1908 election.
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J. Elihu Reot
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Tane
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Washington
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