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Pennewill Takes Office
January 23, 1909
“Governor Elect” Simeon Pennewill is sworn into office by his brother, who used an ancient Latin Bible.
Factory Blown Up
January 23, 1909
Black hand dynamiters suspected to have been the cause of explosion at factory they blew up three years ago.
Twenty-Six Dead in Mine Disaster
January 16, 1909
A gas pocket causes a major explosion at mine leaving twenty-six workers dead, and "one lone survivor" unscathed.
Grave Opened: Murder Revealed
January 16, 1909
A grave robber is apprehended by a victim’s family and friends, who noticed evidence of “foul play” on the body at the funeral.
A Ten –Year-Old Bank Robber
January 16, 1909
A ten-year-old child in Missouri successfully robs bank of 92 dollars and is then apprehended by authorities.
Lawyers Under Arrest
January 16, 1909
Corrupt lawyers are charged with bribing witnesses thrown in jail.
Wife and Son III
January 9, 1909
Sickness spreading through stray dogs in Pittsburg kills a man and his wife, leaving their child orphaned
Married a Chinaman
January 9, 1909
Granddaughter of an esteemed war general opposes society’s rules and marries a man of Chinese origin.
Floor Gives Way to Many Injured
January 9, 1909
Second floor of Easton Hall in Maryland gives away during a trial of a black defendant, leaving over thirty-six injured men and children.
A Frightful Accident
January 9, 1909
A colored man is struck down by train engine while working on railroad tracks, and loses a leg, which results in his death.
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