24 Jan 1886
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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1886
Page
1
Reports detail a deadly mine collapse with hundreds of workers entombed beneath a shaft. Rescue teams work amid a growing death toll and crowding, while officials promise methodical recovery and identification of victims from Newburg and nearby towns.
A Mauiaren correspondent records a lengthy morning discussion with Congressman Wilson on public questions. Wilson defends President Cleveland and the Treasury, cites silver and tariff issues, and notes Congress faces heavy demands and partisan pressures. He emphasizes steady party support and the challenge of benefiting constituents while pursuing policy.
The report discusses a complex Coke situation with multiple parties and a trial timeline. It notes weather conditions and a court filing in July involving Julpe Simozwu and the Soul' F teylveria mizard injunctive claim. The exceptions are set to be reviewed by the Supreme Court in session.
Police in Lusyox tighten every precaution as threats tied to the Queen's speech stir fear of new dynamite outrages. Public buildings are guarded. terror fears echo Westminster Hall and the Tower as authorities monitor possible plots and possible attacks on the Prince of Wales during his planned movements.
The fall in the mercury continued through the night with readings from 12 below at 1 pm to 22 below by 4 am. The Signs Service foresees colder weather tonight and possibly the lowest point yet this winter, while rail traffic remains delayed across the Midwest due to severe cold and drifting snow.
A locomotive boiler exploded at the roundhouse of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul depot last night. One man was killed and several others severely hurt, with extensive property damage and numerous scalding injuries. The blast sent debris high and caused widespread alarm in the area as investigators began sorting the causes and impact.
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