Miners Saved After Prolonged Coalmine Ordeal
Twenty entombed miners in a deep shaft rescue narrative that details hunger thirst hope and fear as rescuers breached a barrier and brought survivors to the surface amid crowds of grateful families. Witness accounts describe water food and improvised aid, with one miner’s whispered will to his wife and child amid the wall of support from nurses and rescuers.
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Husband
George Eddy
Fuv
Eddy
Wal -Warted
The
Barth
Wrebington
16Th
Theer
Chicago
Iing
Joseph Spogu
Cleland
Cherry
Ile Entie
Thomas Bayliss
Nicaragua Crisis Deepens Over Zelaya Executions
Officials at Knox home weigh U S response after the execution of two American soldiers by Zelaya forces. Warships to be dispatched to Nicaraguan waters as the administration debates recognizing the Estrada government and possible bellicose measures. The night conference highlighted gravity of the situation with Navy aid and State Department officials present.
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Zelaya
Canal Zone
United States
Acton
State Department
Secretary of State
Asc
Estrada
Nicaragua
Onc
Jueroy Cannon
Teonmid Grove
Fortune
Zelays
Knox
Huntington Wison
Henry M Boyt
Denact Rcent
Navy Department
Relaya
Wilson
Hoyt
A Adlee
WOT & Doyle
Beekman Winthrop
Reyal
Winthrop
Admral Potter
Potter
Chandler
Knoxe
Henry Caldera
Managua
Ce Ind
Cannon
Estrada Bach
Secrerty of
Hig
Department
San Juan
Taft
Congress
Senor Felipe Rodriguez
Charge Buffaloes
Pacific
Navy Yards
Department of State
Atlantic
Vicksburg
Corinta
San Jose de Guatemala
Des Moles
Colon
Panama
Port Simon
Greytown
Tacoma
Guantanamo
Cuba
Cristobal
Ma Mette
Grace Wis
Caldera
Fallon
Toron
Salimon Selva
Diet
Minster General
Pesident Zelaya
Grace
Yelaya
Jue ‘Lee
Wailaga
Costa Rica
Micaragua
Maxi
Senor Rodriguez
Dallalres
White House
Senor
Tsadoro Hazera
Naraguan
Leroy Cannon
Leonard Grace
Reo San Juan
Honduras
Taft at Hampton Institute Sees Race Unity as Pacificator
President Taft visited Hampton Normal Institute and addressed students and white observers. Noted financier Andrew Carnegie praised Taft for fostering North South and white black cooperation, predicting a future of closer union and diminished race barriers. Carnegie urged forgiveness and warned against ego and error shaping character.
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Hampton Va Nova
Board of Justees
Taft
Hampton Normal Institute
Kineweon
Togeter
Annchor
Washington
Hampton School
Chesspeake Bay
Hampton
Tuckegee
Guy A J Montague Ot Virala
Charles W Eliot Premdentementus
Harvard
Bishop McViskar
Rhode Island
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Cues
Luside
Mwhana
Clarence Kelsey
The
Tits Guaranty Company of
New York
Imatitute
Taf Lis Tened
Himpton
Lora Ludwig
Hobart
Wielace
Beeks Death on Hone Moon Accused Treasurer Eyed In Scandal
Newark man 21 Pathoman Lennon of Jersey City former treasurer of Manhattan Lighterage Company rushed to hotel after a shortage in accounts. A warrant for arrest issued as bookkeeper tied to theft around $20 000, partner alleged in wrongdoing. Lennon traveled from the South upon learning fellow associate was arrested. Leason’s recovery prospects doubtful.
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Eeaves Bride
Newark NJ
Phoman G . Lennon
Jersey City
Manhattan Loghterage Coropany S
Lennon
Jleason
Million for new villa on Long Island estate
Howard Gould plans a new country house at Port Washington Long Island with a $1000000 investment. The contract has been let and the project proceeds as part of a settlement with former husband Stemmons Gavi.
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Howard Gould
Long Island
New York
Stemmons Gavi
Gowld
Sands Pont KY
Gould
Port Washington
Appeal Expected In Standard Oil Trust Case Ruling
The United States circuit court for the Eastern district of Missouri dissolves the Standard Oil trust as an illegal combination restraining trade. The decree, signed by Judges Sauvarna Hook and others, becomes effective in 30 days and may prompt a direct Supreme Court appeal. Frank Kellogg led the prosecution with a team from St Paul and Chicago, while Milburn of New York defended the trust as a natural corporate growth not violating the trust act.
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St Paul
United States
Cass
States Supreme Court
Lreult Court of Appeals
Eireux Court
Mssouri
Tte Standard Oil Company
Hook
St Louw
Frank B
Kellogg
Charley B Morrison
Frank H Paule
JH Graves
Department of Fist
Standard
John G Milburn
New York
Standard Ou Corporation
Uwe
Supreme Court of the
Supreme Court
Supeme
Bile Jas
Standard Oil Trust
Wajgs
Willis
Supreme Court expected to sustain oil trust ruling
Assistant to the Attorney General Wade H Ein predicts the Supreme Court will uphold a sweeping antitrust verdict against the Standard Oil trust. The decision bars cross-state oil shipments, stock holdings across similar firms, and aims to dismantle the company’s control. It may force mass sale of holdings totaling around 375 million dollars and influence pending tobacco and other antitrust cases.
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Supreme Court
Tobacco Trusty
St Paul
Wade H Ein
Gho
Las Nan
Ilegal
Rainoad Telegraph Telephone
Mercante
Filte
Court of Common Pleas
Ohio
Olo
Garrete
Mars Jlegan Wen Slen
Attormey Pvt
Bindlay
John D Rockefeller
William Rokefeller
John D Archbold H H Rog
Flagler
Osher H Payne
Charles Pratt
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Wate Clilland
M L Eckert
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Howe
Joe Pegatt
Jow
Pegatts
Pegatti
K Zaraninf
Christian Kander
Forrest Estate
F. T. Rawhinge
Knox Home
Christian Wander
Baltimore
Heturn
Baltimore and
Lev Spap
Bluefield
Wealington Post
Emma I Bywne
St Denis
Wes
Finth Avenue
Twenty Seventy Street
New York Hospital
Criste Corby
Institute
Taft Saul
Capes
Robert Morton Commandany
Hampton Cadets
Sian End
St Petersburg
Bur Company
Fifth Avenue
Waldorf
Sloan
Beeks
Hone
OWL Trust
Federal Circuit Court
Sanborn
Washington Waldorf ‘Astoria
Broadway
Florida
Jacksonville
St Augustine
Palm Beach
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OIL Trust Crushed
St. Paul
Ellis
Standard Oil Company of
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Gltimore
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