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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1906

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Horrible Wreck Near Pueblo Claims Dozens Dead

A head on collision between two Denver and Rio Grande passenger trains near Beaver and Adobe west of Pueblo resulted in about 40 charred corpses and many injuries. Passengers were thrown from berths, cars burned, and a relief train hurried to the scene as rescuers worked in freezing conditions.

Denver and Rio Grande St. Mary's Hospital Pueblo Utah and California Den Enridges Beaver Adobe

Rail disaster inquiries open after relief train arrival

The relief train with the heat and injured arrived in the city about 6 o clock this morning. Lap orders are said to have caused the disaster so far as can be ascertained. The railway officials have instituted a rigid inquiry into the matter.

President says no interference in miners clash

The president will not interfere and advised Mittenell to accept operators offer to maintain the anthracite arbitration award for three more years. Delegates will meet in Indianapolis to decide the proposal as miners in Indiana and Illinois threaten action if demands rise, while Pittsburgh district expects continued work and no strike. A severe storm in Fresno threatens record floods as snow depths soar on Pine Ridge and at Millwood.

Pittsburg Mit Tenell Indianaanolis Roosevelt Indianapolis Indiana Illinois Fresno Cal San Joaquin Kings Rivers Pine Ridge Millwood Big Sanger Lumber Company

Russell Sage Sells Old Goods At Auction

In Cross River Westchester County an auction opened on the 86th birthday of George R Aver, known as the Russell Sage of the Cross River. The sale offered the entire stock of his defunct general store, stored since 1861, with about 200 dollars taken on day one and many era items including socks paper neckties and shawl collarettes.

New York Nine Houge Cross River Herald Square Westchester County George R. Aver Russel Sage Crossriver Avery Aga Wm. Mower

Woman Sees Bore as Intriguing Figure in Perception

The statement notes a paradox where a woman who finds a man dull still believes he finds her interesting. It highlights reciprocal misperception in social interactions.

Moran Brothers Sell Seattle Ship Plant to Philadelphia Group

Seattle March 17 The Morans announce sale of controlling interest in Moran Brothers company to eastern capitalists linked to the Griscoms of Philadelphia. Consideration rumored between 2 5 million dollars. The Morans retain the battleship Nebraska and deliver operations to new management. Plant founded 1882 by Robert and William Moran now employs about 1400, spans 26 acres at tide flats, with heavy work ongoing including Nebraska.

Moran Brothers Company Nebraska Gris. Coms Philadelphia Reet Moran Brothers Moran Brother Seattle Robert Wm Moran Flank Sherman Morans Batieship Moran

Fruit Losses Reported After Palouse Storm

The Palouse region suffered heavy fruit damage as a week long storm subsided. Apricots are considered a total loss, cherries show 60 to 75 percent damage, and peaches 50 to 75 percent. Apricot trees were blooming and many cherry blossoms were opening when the storm struck.

Pullman Palouse

Memorial Tablet for Lincoln in Hodgensville Approved

The estate senate concured in a house bill appropriating 200 to erect a memorial tablet at Hodgenville Larue county to the memory of Abraham Lincoln. Hodgenville is the county seat where Lincoln spent his boyhood days. The governor will approve the bill.

Frankfoot Senate House Hodgensville Larue County Abraham Lincoln Hodgenville Lincoln

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Pueblo, Col Feaver Adoba Florence Fruit Farm L. V. Wells Russell Sage Te Wares the Fpost Intelligencer Shobert Moran Kentucky J. S. Mooney & CO Nmoney Arthur Gunn Wenatchee Bousquet and Holm Csason H.l.wiester
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