Mine disaster rescue drags on as bodies found
Reports from an extensive mine fire describe recovery efforts at a shaft mouth where crowds gathered. National Guardsmen patrolled the area as workers faced heavy obstacles, heat and toxic gas while recovering nineteen or twenty bodies.
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Shaft Mouth
Cherry I Navy
Ole Proberg
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Trawan
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Clelmet
Nery
Teast
Vurng
Toton Hall
Southorty
Obituary notices from a late 19th/early 20th century paper
Fragmented obituaries list names such as Anderson, Danson, Dodge, and Carre along with relatives, residence streets, and dates in November. The items mention deaths, interments, and family references, including addresses at Sea, Up sil place, and Oak III Cemetery, with various private services and memorial references.
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DLP
Rite Pall Anderson
James Kip
Ungerstawa
Margaret
Sea
Air
Tae
Westiam Abedh
Sarah E. Dodge
Alexander
Staibeth
Dodge
Euvnton
Musson
Columbia
Man
Oak III
Noomber
Foxman Avenue
Con
Noremeéeey
Tresdman Mosw
John
Marie
Bodies Found After Ventilation Dig At Cherry Mine
Rescue workers in two descents with oxygen gear retrieved bodies from the Cherry Mine disaster. Letters written before descending were mailed to families in case of death. A crowd besieged the morgue and charity kitchens provided groceries to 18 families as officials investigate mine safety and worker protection.
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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
Alimony Suit to Go On Denial of Preliminary Examination
Special to The Washington Poet reports New York North Supreme Court Justice Trans denied assistant treasurer George Terry’s motion for preliminary examination in a suit seeking about 6900 dollars for rent and alimony to Lille Terry and son Lawrence. Terry sought wife and son's testimony to prove cancellation. Lille Terry, living in Oaxaca, Mexico, argued the motion was dilatory and that her son in Mexico is hostile and ignorant of the agreement. A parade of names follows in the court record with various individuals and places referenced.
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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
New York
Seabury Today
Frederick Bond
Augustin Dalys
Health Office Record of Various Individuals and Ages
A fragmented health office record lists numerous individuals including Bietha George A and Grace L Bandegtrt, Nellie H Jones, George M and Bennie Whittwall, Helen Howard, Tenjamin Nellie Herding, Freverich and Fmm T Crittardan, Floyd gud Resale H Michast, Springhe'd ama Aueie Beadford, Lillis Adams, William Septe gle ance, John McGavley and 8 soldiers Home, Brian Lasb 202%, Mary EB Neatine 822 K, Gille V Bergman, Thomas Duncan, Hanson F Barnard, Carrie Taylor, George Hammes, Chamas A Smackum, John T Clifford, and others, with ages ranging from infancy to elderly. The snippet mentions Marine barracks service, government hospital, and Seaton Place among partial addresses. The text appears as a disordered roster or casualty-like list from a historical health office record.
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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 in Circular Scam
The New York World reports unsigned Circulars claim beef supply lags demand, urging readers to fear shortages. It alleges the beef and intestines trusts back a campaign to push prices higher, while cattle are reportedly sent to Europe and farmers switch to grain farming.
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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
iFALAGO FAILS 70 SET BALL Hearing in Police Court Continued on Plea
Falaco, known as the trackwalker Falaco, was arraigned in police court after being charged with attempting to obstruct a railroad track and wiring a steel shot to the rail. Bail set at 5006. case continued until next Monday to allow defense to secure witnesses.
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Union Staten Cubway
Southern Railway
Battorney
James B Archer
Baluco
Yesterdes
Pole Court
Falacos
Washington Terminal Company
A M_ Keppel
Washington Terminal
Commans
Falaco
Accused of Train Wrecking by Local Squatters
Wimington N C November 18. Sequel to repeated depredations by alleged squatters on the Waccamaw Lumber Company lands ends with a tram wreck causing the death of one laborer and injuries to several officers. JW Brady and two Brady brothers along with Shade Ballard are arrested and held for court in Lumberton on charges of secret assault with intent to kill. The squatters dispute ownership after the lands were acquired by purchase in court and continue encroachment claims.
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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 Canal Progress
Andrew Carnegie sails to Norfolk and predicts America will enjoy one of its greatest and longest prosperity eras. He discusses waterways, Panama Canal completion, and urged river and riverine improvements. He notes tuberculosis and hookworm battles, pledging land and funds while praising Pennsylvania leadership.
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Taft
Norfolk
Tranmaster
Carnegie
America
Panama Canal
Obra
Catholics Discuss Missions At Catholic University
The Catholic Missionary Union of America met at the Catholic University with Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia presiding. Rev A P Doyle described 376 missions and 383 6s communions distributed by the Apostolic Mission House since the movement began. Dr Herbert Vaughn of London outlined a new plan to extend the mission to non Catholics in West Tolbater. News from London reported priests in Australia and New Zealand starting the movement there with encouraging results. Ryan and Doyle were reelected to six year terms.
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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
French minister Barthou hints at court reform plan
Paris reports that Minister of Justice Barthou confirmed plans announced during Mme Steinhel's trial to reform France's trial courts this week. He proposed appointing an intra parliamentary commission to advocate changes aimed at expediting investigations by examining magistrates and reducing judges duty and delays.
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Paris
Justus Barthou
Mme Steinhel
France
Barthou
Luiciilega
Tucker Not a Quitter Candidate Right Now for Governor
Special to The Warbington Post from Norfolk Virginia reports May Harris George Tucker, defeated in the last Democratic gubernatorial primary, says he is a candidate right now and will be a candidate for governor in the future. He arrived with Washington guests to entertain President Tat here tomorrow.
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Warbington
Norfolk
Washington
Washington medium’s kit exposed at Paladino séances
A THalian medium agent claimed Hereward Carrington sent a young visitor to Matinka & Co in New York to buy phosphorescent paint and conjuring devices for Paladino séances. The firm’s Francis Matinka described making trick props and confessed to supplying devices for lifting tables and luminous effects used in séances.
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Washington Festew
York
Busapa Faladino
Hereward Carrington
Matinka & Co
Francis Matinua
Sixth Avenue
Carrington
Signore Paladino
Matinka
Searce
Sliekers
Fares
Matinkowas
Herrmann
Water supply plan to supplement Kilby Lake for Suffolk
The Portsmouth Suburban Water Company to supplement Lake Kilby supply to Suffolk Portsmouth and part of Norfolk by tapping Cohoone Creek. Suffolk supervisors grant a right of way for pipes along the public road and the drought has lowered Lake Kilby prompting the action.
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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 Hays
Omengo Ror reports Hays, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, urged at the National Berm Land Congress that scientific research and agricultural education have proven their value. He cited the growth of state stations and schools, and said agricultural science could boost farm revenues to match national capital imports, while stressing the need to increase productivity per acre to feed a growing population and noting the department’s half century of growth to over 110 employees.
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Todey
Woh
Hays
Hazs
Department of Agriculture
Betrays Thief in Revenge Case at Florence
Joseph Ellsworth, arrested in Chicago, confesses to the November robbery of Schuyler Rainer's Florence, Kentucky area safe. The heist yielded nearly $5000 with $1990 in securities missing. Wildam Hamilton identified by the housekeeper and clergyman as the robber, while Ellsworth’s wife was followed to Chicago leading to his arrest. Ellsworth reportedly resembles Hamilton, and a witness claim ties Ellsworth to the crime through a Pennsylvania informant.
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Florence
Clergman
Hamilton
Rafner
Amilton
Ellsworth
Adolf van Dame
Philadeight
van Demel
Eillsworth
Elsworth
von Demme
Chicago
Two Millions for Memorial Erection in Nation Plan
The George Washington Memorial Association announces plans to raise about 32 million dollars by national subscription for a memorial building in Washington. The fund aims to house national societies and promote science and literature, appealing to school children and citizens of moderate means.
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Washington
Miod-Erate
Naval League magazine argues against naval understanding with Britain
The German Navy League official organ prints Admiral Weber stating the league’s duty is to oppose any naval understanding with Great Britain. He asserts peace depends on defeating an enemy or maintaining power, argues Germany should not enter a naval pact with England, and cites past German naval expansion only after German merchants faced oppression.
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Eaa
Washington Post
Berlin
Die Trotte
The
Navy League
Weber
Great Britain
England
French cabinet faces test over pending budget vote
Paris reports the French cabinet faces a confidence vote next week as the budget debate centers on taxes from autos, tobacco, wine, and inheritances to cover proposed work and pension schemes. Socialist leader Jaures urges a broader Anglo Franco German entente to cut armaments. Berlin notes 1910 budget shows ordinary revenues balancing at 4 600 300, up from last year.
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Paris
France
Wy Hay Ag
Jaures
Ic Chamber of Deputies
Polar controversy sparks a naming joke at a National Geographic event
A distinguished National Geographic Society member reacts to a polar literature debate by recounting a street scene. He jokes about naming two kittens cook and Peary, quipping they were not polecats, in a humorous exchange reflecting early 20th century polar curiosity.
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Naional Geographic Society
Reaponguila
Jerry
Cook
Peary
WIFE GOES TO FRED Harford Courievis
Frederick Reid of Yeveland, wife of a man who twice attempted suicide, and Blanche Ferguson of Washington arrive with her father to take him home. Epberly Reid to be released from jail on a technical charge and taken home. uncertainty surrounds further custody.
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Harford
Vatican Versus Rights Sparks Church School Clash
Vatican opposition to bishops rights and parental school control erupts in protests over textbooks. Catholic factions in Rome and Paris clash with government lines, while sisters protest by pulling their daughters from local schools citing religious instruction concerns.
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Rome
Pru
Milan
Redlaz
France
Gardner
Enyas
Tren
Jepe
Vatican
Chass
Finnish Diet D isolved After Govt Bill Rejection
The Finnish Diet dissolved today after the government bill failed to receive sanction. An appropriation of 00 000 for defense was requested. An election will be held February 1 and the new Diet will assemble March 7.
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Frmch
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