Dead List Confirms Hundreds Buried in Earthquake Ruins
San Francisco May 22 108 killed in the Agnews State Hospital collapse with 11 employees and 27 patients buried beneath bricks and debris. Four more cases were added to the coroner’s list as a total death toll reaches 396. Banks faced no run while libraries seek to recover and rebuild.
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San Francisco
Agnews State Hospital
Leonard Stocking
E. A. Kelly
H. A. Braden
Milas A. Leete
John Lynch
E. N. Holmes
L. Burnette
L. A. Dell
A.thaine
R. Waler
E. H. Canson
M. Fennell
Russia to hold parish parliament session amid agrarian debate
St Petersburg reports indicate parliament will meet May 26 after fete days for St Nicholas and Ascension Day. Committees study credentials and prepare for the agrarian question, with liberals backing patient work and conservatives pressing for a favorable outcome to strengthen their majority.
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St Nicholas Fete
St Petersburg
Constitutional Democrats
Bae
Magee Boat? Dr George Mages Escapes Controversy
In Kimira New York on May 22 Dr George Mages also known as Dr George Kurts fled before a planned burial service and was detained briefly in City Hall before escaping custody. The incident involves a medical figure with alias and a disruption surrounding a bereaved burial.
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Kimira
N.Y
George Mages
George Kurts
Cosaty
Puter to be Taken to Portland for Trial in Land Fraud Case
Francis J. Heney, special prosecutor in land fraud cases, says he wired for a bench warrant and Puter will be moved to Portland. Puter says he came west to see Heney and blamed an interview attempt on Mrs E B Watson and Mrs Horace McKinley. Mrs McKinley denies aiding Puter and claims she only acted as a witness in earlier trials.
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San Francisco
Francis J.heney
Oregon
A. D. Puter
Secret Service
William J. Burns
Boston
Alameda
Portland
Puter
Heney
EB. D. Watson
Horace McKinley
McKinley
Marie Ware
Oregon Courts
Bia
Officers in bad light reveal unoffical fees
Washington May 22 consular re organization exposes officers concealing unofficial fees. Some consuls feared declaring amounts would reveal total revenue. discipline followed. Roosevelt to make western tour despite earlier denials. Michigan coal mines closed after failed talks over union initiation fees. A New York sculptor Robert T. Pain dies by suicide amid grief and collapse of his Neptune sculpture. Rail rate bill faces three years of debate in Congress. Indianapolis counterfeit arrest of Willen B Schwert, lawyer and mentor.
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Washington
Mubary
Roosevelt
Hia
West
Normal State College
Terre Haute
Ind
Michigan
Bay City
Mich
Thes
T.w. Davis
New York
Robert T. Pains
Augustus St. Gau- Gena
Neptune
Mermans
Enumerators quit Garfield district amid fatigue and danger
Chicago May 22 census takers on Lake Shore drive Kenwood Calumet Prairie and Michigan avenues resigned after days of door knocking to locate children. Forty left with others continuing in ghetto stock yard and settlement districts while fifteen found permanent jobs. Steampipe blast at Shadyside New Jersey injured workers but no fatalities reported. Balloons fly in New York with amateur and pro riders. Cincinnati minister Charles Dingildie aged eighty five commits suicide by hanging after wrist injuries. Boston girl Lillian Thoroughgood fights drowning after funeral admission clash. Steubenville miners strike: eight of forty nonunion workers reach Plum Run mines as violence looms. Maten Island docks fire destroys cotton stock and damages warehouses. Middletown New York Martin Fish ships rattlesnakes to Philadelphia zoo. Missionary marriage in Kennedy City Connecticut amid national oil probe updates from Garfield on production refining and pipelines with no immediate congress deadline.
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Chicago
Lake Shore Drive
Kenwood
Calumet Prairie
Michigan
Larson
Steubenville
Plum Run
Unit 4 States Coal Company
Seeding Lawyers In Congress Review Amendment Path
A May report from Washington notes lawyers in Congress discuss the amendment path to the raft. The item reflects on legal interpretation and procedural options before final action.
Fire Chiefs Oppose Insurance Rate Increases
At the Connecticut Fire Chiefs club spring meeting in New London the group adopted a resolution opposing unnecessary or unpopular rate increases. President A C Hendrick of New Haven urged restraint as discussions followed and the resolution framed. The session included a shore dinner trip to Ocean Head after meetings at the Mohegan hotel.
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New London
Connecticut Fire Chiefs
Mohegan Hotel
Ocean Head
A. C. Hendrick
New Haven
Connecticut
San Francisco
Hendrick
Connecticut Fire Chiefa’ Club
Death Claims Mrs Chase in Inquest at Lynn
In Lynn a coroner ruled Mrs Jennie P. Chase death resulted from her own hand after an inquest tied to a vast Swampscott fortune. The case involved a contested will later voided for undue influence and fraud, with her adopted son set as sole heir. Dr Horace P. Chase appeals probate decisions amid a nearly 1.5 million dollar estate.
Deaths And Funerals In The Community
Death notices list Mrs Joseph Perrault at 937 South Main Street with funeral at Anne's Church at 9 tomorrow. Mrs Michael Bowe to Immaculate Conception Church at 8:30 tomorrow. Abel C. Tracy buried yesterday at Morris. pallbearers were Tracy grandsons and George Palmer. Patrick Carney, 34, dies at sister Mary Gilmore’s home 122 Bridge Street. funeral to Immaculate Conception Church at 10 Thursday. interment St Joseph's cemetery. requiem mass Friday 7 at Immaculate Conception. Charles Boylan’s funeral held today from Meadow Street house with mass at St Patrick’s. interment St Joseph’s cemetery. bearers from Heptasophs and Woodmen. Mrs Davia Better. Mrs Jeffer son Davis reported improving in New York. recovery deemed likely.
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Joseph Perrault
South Main Street
Anne’s
Michael Bowe
Orange Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Abel C. Tracy
George Tracy
Waterville Street
John G. Davenport
D. D
Morton
Robert
Frank
George
Harry Tracy
George Palmer
Morris
Patrick Carney
Mra
Patrick Gilmore
Bridge Street
John McGill
Plum
Immaculate Concepion
St Joseph's Cemetery
Immaculate Conception
Charles Boylan
Meadow Street
St Patrick
Father Gleeson
New St Joseph's Cemetery
E. J. Duval
J. Sorel
Heptasophs
Mich- D. B. Fitzpatrick
EB. P. Pitagerald
Woodmen of the World
City News and Community Events Highlight Local Happenings
Local pages report Jobo Sata of long service passing away this A sumber. Events include a St Marys Dramatic Club dance at Leavenworth hall on Friday June 2 and a charity bazaar by the Queen and Daughters of Isabella at Eagles hall starting May 31. Circus posters and animal show notices fill the town ahead of June. The Sacred Heart kirmess ends after nine days with large crowds and strong interest in wedding gift shopping and new designs.
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Jobo Sata
R. N. Blakeslee
St Mary's Dramatic Club
Leavenworth Hall
K. of C
Daughters of Isabella
Quen's Daughters
Eagles’ Hall
Twe
Rerum & Bailey Circus
Jane
Washburn & IV Alma’ Animal Show
Sacral Heart Kirmese
Wehool
Court Quieted by Coal Noise at City Hall
During a morning session the coal delivery for city hall caused loud clashes with the court. Judge Cowell complained the noise disrupted testimony and advised moving coal loading from 9 o clock, while officers tried to shield the room from the din. Contempt threats and traffic restrictions were discussed.
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Oficer
McCarthy
Cowell
Burpee
Waterbury Eyes Voting Machines For City Election
Aldermen Novum Goss and Larkin head a committee tasked with studying voting machines. They planned a Hartford study trip but a vendor will visit Waterbury to demonstrate instead. With an appropriation around $20,000, six machines may be bought if the committee approves, potentially placing one in each ward.
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Wawervdry Umye
Ite
Aldermen
Novum
Goss
Larkin
Hartford
Waterbury
Capitol
Trucker Hit by Train in Union City Incident
Jom Carlson, a carpenter, was struck by a northbound train yesterday in Union City while walking along the tracks opposite the Naugatuck Lumber and Coal yard. He was struck by the engine and injured.
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Jom Carlson, & Carpenter
Wolewtt
Union City
Carton
Naugatuck Lumber and Coal Company
Senate to Probe Supreme Court Ruling on Senator Bortos
The senate directs the committee of privileges and elections to investigate yesterday's supreme court decision involving Senator Bortos. A resolution by Senator Hale proposes consideration of any action the senate may take in response.
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Washington
Senate
Committee of Privileges and Elections
Supreme Court
Bortos
Hale
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