The Big Stone Gap post
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- New-York tribune · March 29, 190529 de marzo de 1905
- New-York tribune · March 29, 190529 de marzo de 1905
- The sun · March 30, 190530 de marzo de 1905
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yards in the southern part of 8t. Lon
is, was totally destroyed by fire. to
gether with 17 refrigerator cars. Loss
$125,000
It is announced in St Potershurg
that all the women have been ordered
to leave Viadivostok
Publie notiee is made in the oficial
Moniteur that Syrian traders must set
tie their affairs, cease trading and
leave Hayti by April 1
By an explosion in a col'lery at
Drenkova, Hungary, ten miners warn
Killed and many others injured.
Chaplain George Robinson, one of
the four chaplains having the rank of
major, has been retired Ho is a nas
tive of New York
Queen Alexandra, of Great Britain,
Was given a hearty welcome to Porta
rl The harbor was erowded with
gaily decorated steamers and yachts
The wili of the late Abram Brokaw,
ft is announced, leaves $104,000 cash
and $500600 in land to the Brokaw
hospital in Bloomington, il
Lieut. Col. Charlies Humphreys, of
the artillery corps, U. 8. A. died in
Washington, aged 80 years.
The British steamer Harbartos, car
rying eoal to Viadivostok, was seized
by the Japanese
The Yale university corporation ses
cepted the resignation of Prof. Frank
K. Sanders, dean of the Divinity
school
Two children, a year old girl and 4
year old boy, of Mr. and Mrs. George
Hysell were burned to death in thelp
home at Alanson, Mich
The machinists on the entire EY.
tem of the Grand Trunk railroad Save
asked for an increase of 25 per cent.
in Wages
Theodore M. Pomeroy, speaker of
the house at the end the th con
gress, died at Auburn, N. ¥Y. in his
Suth year
Herbert G. Deering. second secres
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The Big Stone Gap post. (1905). Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va., 1905-03-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn88061179/1905-03-30/ed-1/?sp=1
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Big Stone Gap post, 1905-03-30.
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