The Harrison times., 1911-01-28
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pressed much of the reports OF the
agents of the labor bureau because
of their revelations concerning the
private lives of people in North Caro-
lima and other southern states was
asserted in the senate by Senator
Overman.
Four hundred miners were en-
tombed alive and 40 instantly killed
by an explosion in the Casimlr coal
mine at Sosnowice, on the Russo
Prussian frontier Of Poland, FIRE
broke out following the explosion, cut
ting off escape by the main SHAFT
but $50 cut their way through a wall
separating them from a cross tunnel
and came out alive. Rescue parties
that were able to enter the nine atter
the fire had ragged for several hours
found 40 men dead, their bodies ter
ribly mutilated. Negligence Of the
mine owners to apply proper safety
devices was responsible for the dis
aster.
combination of all the interurban
electric railways in the state OF IN
nois and plan for aftiliation with
trction lines in Michigan, Kentucky,
Ohio and Indiana were discussed at
a meeting of traction magnates at the
Great Northern hotel in Chicago
Warfare on steam roads is the OBJ
ject of the gigantic combination and
a battle for government mail con-
tracts is predicted,
There are S,0G0,0000 young people
between the ages of and years III
the United States who are not Sun
day school pupils This is the report
made by Rev. David G, Downey, cor
responding secretary to the board OF
Sunday schools of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, which has completed
session at the national headquarters
in Chicago.
Official reports of several small en-
gagements between revoluuonists ana
federal troops in Chihuahua have
reached Mexico City. They said that
In q fight at Baquirichic, in the south
ern part of the state, 10 revolutions
lists, two Of whom were leaders in
the rebellion were killed, while the
federals did not lose man. Three
soldiers were slightly wounded
The last will and testament of the
late Mrs. Baker G. Eddy, together
with two codicils, was probated III
Concord, n. II. There were present
Henry NJ Baker, executor who was
accompanied by counsel, William A.
Morse and Samuel j. Elder of Boston,
Josiah Il. Fernald of Concord, James
II. Dickey and Archibald Mcclellan OF
Boston, trustees under the deed OF
trust which Mrs. Eddy executed by
which she gave her fortune into their
keeping, were also present
In his inaugural address delivered
before the legislature Gov Emmett
O'Neal declared Alabamas prohibi-
ton laws to be an invasion of indi-
vidGal rights and constitutional guar
antees, and declared the attempt to
insert prohibition clause in the state
constitution to be an offspring OF
intolerance and bigotry
A boiler exp )sion on the towboat
T. N. Davis blew First Engineer vii.
liam Byerly into the river His body
has not been recovered, The acct
dent occurred six miles north OF
Cairo, Ill.,, on the Ohio river
Substantial reductions in the prices
OF staple foodstuffs were reported In
the large grocery stores and the gro.
Gerry sections in the department stores
in the loop district Of Chicago, follow
ing the decline in South Water street
market quotations on these commodl.
ties consequent upon the breaking up
of the food trust and the disgorginG
from cold storage Of large quantities
OF butter, cheese, eggs and poultry
Senator Purcell of North Dakota
introduced a resolution in the senate
declaring Secretary of the interior
Ballnger to be an unfaithful seryan,
and asserting that he should no longer
be retained in that office.
Preferring death to physical Eelp
lessness, Henry X, Whitmore, GSyears
old, former assistant secretary of thF
Merchants exchange and pioneer
business man of st, Louis. Jumped
from an eighth-noor window OF th'
Marquette hotel in that city A not'
explained the deed and that IT wa
que to paralysis,
-Four persons were killed aud four
injured In an explosion which oc.
Cured in Niobrara, Neb, and the fire
which resulted from the eNploNoi
burned to the ground the three-s'ory
frame hotel owned by Michael Neh
dali
Eight men met almost instantane
Gus death and one was so seVelei'
a-rned that he probably viii die "a
ans.ult OF a boiler explosion aboar'
me whNeship Delaware, the caus
do sometsAet unexplained. The a'
all. A.apout goo miles sout