One Body From Mine Fire Claims Many Victims
Chinese sources report a deadly mine disaster where a secret body recovery was attempted as a fire raged in the main shaft. National Guardsmen patrolled the area while crowds gathered, with nineteen other bodies reportedly unrecovered at dusk and talks of concealment and danger surrounding the rescue effort.
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Shaft Mouth
Cherry I Navy
Ole Proberg
Mai Pft
St Foul
Baturdas
Trawan
Thie Phatt
Andioud
Clelmet
Nery
Teast
Vurng
Toton Hall
Southorty
Obituaries and Death Notices from a 1900s Paper
Fragmented list of obituaries and funeral notices. Mentions include several individuals with dates in November, ages, and residences, plus references to kin and services. The snippet preserves names and vague locations, reflecting a local paper's death notices column.
Rescue work at Cherry Mine described in chaotic report
The chaotic dispatch covers the Cherry Mine disaster with details of rescues, families, and officials. It notes J W Paul George H Rice and RKY Willian first descending the ventilating shaft in a gas shielded cage, followed by James Taylor and Thomas Moses. Messages to families, crowd scenes, and charity relief from the Red Cross director are included along with Italian inquiries and U.S. government responses. One rescuer, Frank T Morris, a Washington native and mining engineer, is highlighted for leading mine rescue efforts and communicating with his mother and brother.
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J W Paul
George' H Rice
Rky Willian
Jamea ‘Taylor
Thomas Moses
Cody
Eckhart
Worl Progressed Rapids Today
Bpckwell
American Red Cross
Italy
Rome
Chamber
Ofepatles
Signor Cabri
United States
Titton
Washington
Cherry
Cherry I
Trank TF Morris
Central High School
Rana
Frank H Morrie
War Department
Hia
Treasury Department
Morciy
Gcological Survey
Pittsburg
Cheury
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Caines
Charles R. Morris
Bicknell
Red Grass
Alimony Suit to Go On in New York Special to The Washington Poet
The motion for a preliminary examination by George Terry assistant treasurer of the United States is denied in the case over $6900 alleged to be due from a 1920s agreement to pay Lille Terry and son Lawrence rent. Lille Terry of Oaxaca Mexico says the agreement was canceled. Terry asserts the matter is dilatory and hostile witnesses are involved.
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Terry
Washington
New York North
Supreme Part
Trans
George Terry
United States
Lille
Lawrence
Terry E
Ray
Oaxaca
Mexico
Chichiahua
Mevico
Health Office Record Names Various Individuals and Ages
Fragmented OCR listing multiple individuals with ages and affiliations including Bietha George A Grace L Bandegtrt Nellie H Jones George M Bennie Whitwall Hert sof Helen Howard Tenjamin Nellie Herding Freverich Crittardan Floyd Resale Michast Springhe'd Beadford Adams William Septe McGavley 40 yrs John Hanson Barnard Seaton Carrie Taylor Grorga Hammes Thomas Duncan Seaton Peter etc. Includes soldiers Home Marine barracks Govt Hospital and various addresses.
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George A
Grace L
Trunk
Nellie H Jones
George M
Bennie
Whittwall
Helen Howard
Nellie
Bor Freverich
Crittardan
Floyd
Michast
Beadford
Lillis Adams
William and Agies
Ance
John McGavley
Brian
William
Grorga Hammes
Lraderick Carter
Ava Nw
Pat We
John T Clifford
New Trick of Beef Trust Exposed as Price Bluff
A World article reports unsigned circulars from the American Beef Producers Association claiming cattle shortages to drive beef prices higher. The pamphlets warn of rising demand and pilots to trap editors, while sources say cattle are sent to Europe and the trust seeks higher retail returns.
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New York World
American Beef Producers’ Associaion
United States
Atgek
Middle West
Enttls Trust
American Beef Producers Association
Beef Trust
Hurgpe
Carcelar
Italian trackwalker faces police court over track obstruction
Falaco, known as Talaco, a trackwalker from Italy, was arraigned in police court and jailed on $5000 bail after allegedly attempting to place an obstruction on a Union Station track and wiring a steel shot to the rail. The case was continued to Monday for witness procurement. detectives and railway officials dispute claims, with several terminal police and staff named as complainants.
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Domine Falaco
Union Staten Cubway
Southern Railway
Battorney
James B Archer
Baluco
Yesterdes
Pole Court
Falacos
Washington Terminal Company
Accused of Train Wrecking Squatters Held for Death
Wimington NC November 18 The wreck of a tram on the Waccamaw Lumber Company land after depredations by squatters led to one death and several injuries. JW Brady and two Braddys Shade Ballard and others were arrested and brought to Wilmington to face assault with intent to kill charges. The lands were recently acquired by the company, and squatters claim possession rights.
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Wimnington N C
Lower Brunswick
Waccamaw ‘Lumber Company
Buck) Brady
Sera
O W
Bornce Brady
Shade Ballard
Olr
Lumberton
John X McDonald
Carnegie Sees Era of Prosperity and Waterways Focus
Andrew Carnegie sails to Norfolk to meet President Taft and discuss waterways, canals, and national resources. He predicts a long era of prosperity, cites the Panama Canal, and outlines plans to combat tuberculosis with land grants and state funding while acknowledging efforts against hookworm disease.
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Taft
Norfolk
Tranmaster
Catholics Discuss Missions At Catholic University Meeting
The Catholic Missionary Union of America gathered at Catholic University with Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia presiding. Rev A P Doyle presented a paper noting 376 missions supported and £383 6s distributed since the movement began. Dr Herbert Vaughn described a new effort to reach non Catholics in West Tolbater. In London two priests started a youth movement in Australia and New Zealand with encouraging results. Ryan and Doyle were reelected to six year terms.
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Catholic Missionary Union of America
Catholic University
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
A. P Doyle
Apostolic Winstow House
Prissis
Herbert Vaughn
London
West Tolbater
Australia
New Zealand
Ryan
Re A P Doyle
New French Court Reforms Proposed by Minister Barthou
Paris November 18 Minister of Justice Barthou announced during Mme Steinhel trial that he will propose changes this week to French trial court procedures He plans an intra parliamentary commission to recommend court practice reforms aimed at expediting preliminary investigations and reducing judge duties and lengthy cross examination techniques.
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Paris
Justus Barthou
Mme Steinhel
France
Barthou
Luiciilega
Tucker Not a Quitter Says He Is a Candidate Now for Virginia Gubernatorial Campaign
Special to The Warbington Post Norfolk Virginia November 18 reports George Tucker, defeated in the last Democratic primary for governor, arriving from Washington to entertain President Tat here tomorrow. Tucker states he will be a candidate for governor not only years hence but right now, signaling his ongoing political ambitions.
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Warbington
Norfolk
Washington
Medium dealer discusses conjuring props used by Paladino
A New York firm head frames admits supplying phosphorescent paint and secret lifting devices for stage magicians. He describes luminous skull effects and table levitation tricks, claiming Paladino’s use and credit to Carrington in a daylight proof setting.
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Fhesiel Lo
Washington Festew
York
Busapa Faladino
Hereward Carrington
Matinka & Co
Francis Matinua
Sixth Avenue
Carrington
Signore Paladino
Matinka
Searce
Sliekters
Matinkowas
Herrmann
Portsmouth Suburban Water Plan to Supplement Kilby Supply
The Portsmouth Suburban Water Company seeks to prevent water famine by tapping Cohoone Creek to augment Lake Kilby’s limited supply for Suffolk Portsmouth and part of Norfolk. The Newsemond county supervisors granted a right of way for pipes along the public road, amid drought pressures.
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Portsmouth Suburban Company
Lake Kilby
Washington Post
Suffolk
Portsmouth Suburban Water Company
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Newsemond
Lake Killa
Hagerstown
National Board of Underwriters
Future of Agriculture Emphasized by Assistant Secretary
Omengo Nor 1 reports Hays, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, addressed the National Berm Land Congress praising the growth of agricultural stations and schools. He warned that increasing productive acres alone won't suffice and stressed raising output per acre to feed a growing population, noting the department now has over 110 employees.
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Omengo
Department of Agriculure
Todey
Woh
Hays
Hazs
Department of Agriculture
Bet rayer thief in revenge confession links farmer case
Joseph Ellsworth was arrested in Chicago and confessed to the November robbery at Schuyler Rainer’s Florence home. Nearly $5000 and securities over 1990 were taken after a masked man entered, tying the housekeeper’s description to Wildam Hamilton, who was identified by the housekeeper and a clergyman. An anonymous tip led investigators to Ellsworth through his wife and the informer Adolf van Dammel, who claimed Ellsworth spoke of the crime and that revenge for a child’s death motivated it. Ellsworth reportedly bears a striking resemblance to Hamilton.
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Wildam Hamilton
Florence
Clergman
Hamilton
Rafner
Amilton
Ellsworth
Adolf van Dame
Philadeight
van Demel
Eillsworth
Elsworth
von Demme
Chicago
Two Millions for Memorial Building Plan Gains
The George Washington Memorial Association announces plans to raise about 2,000,000 for a national memorial building in Washington. The scope has broadened to attract subscriptions from schools and citizens of moderate means, with funds to be raised municipally by 71 contributions.
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Washington
Miod-Erate
German Navy League Urges Against Naval Understanding
The Navy League’s official organ prints Admiral Weber arguing Germany must resist any naval understanding with Great Britain. He states peace comes only through strength or defeating an enemy, and Germany should not enter into a naval pact with England.
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German Navy League
Eaa
Washington Post
Berlin
Die Trotte
The
Navy League
Weber
Great Britain
England
French Cabinet Faces Test On Budget Vote
Paris reports the French cabinet faces a confidence vote next week as it defends a budget reliant on taxes from automobiles tobacco wine and inheritances amid opposition to planned work pension and popular schemes Jaures the socialist leader urged a broader Anglo Franco German entente to cut military costs Berlin notes the 1910 budget balances ordinary revenues and expenditures at 4 600 3000 marks, a marked rise from the previous year, with 38 000 000 planned from unspecified sources.
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Paris
France
Wy Hay Ag
Jaures
Ic Chamber of Deputies
Polar littera sparks cat name clash in Arctic debate
A National Geographic Society member criticizes a polar controversy text by recalling street scene with two kittens named by a party leader. The quip proposes naming them Cook and Peary, prompting a retort that the kittens are polecats.
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Naional Geographic Society
Reaponguila
Jerry
Cook
Peary
Wife Goes To Fred Harford Courievis
News brief reports a complex domestic case involving Frederick Bond, an actor, and Augustin Daly's leading man. A wife sues for divorce amid a custody and alimony dispute. proceedings before Justice Seabury reveal temporary alimony details and arrears.
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Washington
New York
Seabury Today
Frederick Bond
Augustin Dalys
Vatican to Fight Bishops Rights and School Textbooks
Vatican voices resolve to oppose bishops rights and defend school texts. tensions rise over religious authority and state control. French bishops faced papal condemnation amid disputes over education and civil liberties affecting Catholic institutions and families. Mothers of Catholic girls publicly protested by withdrawing daughters from schools.
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Vatican
Rome
Pru
Milan
Redlaz
France
Gardner
Enyas
Tren
Jepe
Chass
Finnish Diet Dissolved Over Government Bill Standstill
The Finnish diet was dissolved today after parliament refused to sanction the government bill seeking an appropriation of 00 000 for the defense effort. An election will be held February 1, and the new diet will assemble March 7.
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Frmch
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Columbia
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Tresdman Mosw
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Warriage
Wi H Sardo & CO
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Lmbalmers
Sergeon
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A Costello
Frank Geier’s Sons
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R. Speare
William Lee
Modeal
Yaain Ave
John R Wright CO
Total Diretor
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Plate & Srisner
A Weaver
Clifton Forge
Montgomery
Augusta Springs
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Tensallytown
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Mary EF Paimps
Tre Roy Wow Hames
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Wilburn
Fula Adele Robertson
Sudga
Vandust
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Stephens Cit
Donald’ Mac
Aviilizn
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Weelaly ChHstopher Deas
Susie Brown
Willum Stokes
Nate Robinean
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Health Office Record
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To-Kalon Wine Co
Ifalago
A M_ Keppel
Washington Terminal
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Falaco
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
America
Panama Canal
Obra
Carneme
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Union of America
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Paladino
Future OF Agriculture
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Beitain
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Will
Death Pact
Harford Courievis
Frederick
Steveland
Blanche Ferguson
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