Great Loss Of Life In A Hotel Fire
A New York fire at Park Ave hotel and the armory early today killed 15 guests and injured about 50. The blaze spread rapidly from the armory to the hotel, trapping occupants and causing extensive damage valued at about $75,000. Names of the dead and injured include Norman Acton and Wred Hovey among many others. some victims leaped from windows or were overcome by smoke. Firefighters battled the flames with ladders and evacuations, while many guests were removed from upper floors. Bellevue and New York Hospital treated dozens, with several deaths from burns and asphyxiation.
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Senate Fight Over Wiltshire Debate Delays Executive Session
Washington report describes a brawl in the Senate this afternoon between South Carolina senators McLauren and Melauren over Vitian's stated aims. Assistants intervened as blows were exchanged, chairs moved, and both sides forced to seats. The chamber shifted to order as Teller urged executive session amid rising tension.
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The Fall of a Fireman May Cause His Death
Fireman Hersiner on a fast Urip horse train fell from the engine near Silver Creek Saturday morning. The train moved slowly. the incident left him unconscious and badly injured. He had not regained consciousness by nightfall.
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Murder in Second Degree Verdict Reached
In Chillicothe the jury returned a verdict of murder in the second degree after late-night deliberations in the case of Woods charged with the murder of Thonb Henley Annuxt. The verdict carries a life imprisonment penalty.
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Denunciation of Passion Play Draws Jewish Temple Audience
Dr Joseph Kiviskopt lectures at the Jewish Temple on High Street, denouncing the Ober-Ammergau Passion Play as cruel and unworthy. He contrasts it with common decency while recalling the perilous removal of a statue during transport, noting tragic consequences for the sculptor.
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Kratskopf Denounces Jewish Doctrines At Akron Lecture
A crowded Akron lecture features Dr Kratskopf arguing against Jewish history and gospel accounts. He challenges the crucifixion narrative and denies high priests names, while praising intellectual debate. Proceeds benefit the National Farm Home and Union Charity Association.
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To Spend Week In New York With German Editor guests
Editor Louis Seymald of the Germania and Mr P Werner will be in New York next week and likely leave Monday evening.
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New York Waited All Day for Prince Henry Arrival
New York waited through a storm for Prince Henry as Admiral Evans reports no Kronprinz Wilhelm sighting. Waves of sleet and wind delayed ships off Sandy Hook, with only partial holiday preparations visible aboard vessels. Communications stalled and the reception program was likely abandoned.
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Boys Aid Project Outlines Classrooms And Homes
Dr Milton Butler Pratt explains a Union Charity effort to guide boys 12 to 17 toward Christian life through classes in athletics, study, music, and moral training. Col Perkins and others support funding to build a $20,000 facility, with Akron contributing $34,000. The Vintage Committee asks public help to sustain and expand the program.
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How Wachner Was Initiated At the College Gym
A public statement explains a prank on student Wachner during a campus initiation at the gym. He was lowered through a coat tunnel by a gym strap, slipped on ice, fell three feet, struck his head, and was treated by a physician. The school president and others defended the act's lack of intent to harm while accepting responsibility as needed.
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Fierce Gale Swept City of New York
A ferocious gale battered New York and surrounding areas for 24 hours bringing snow sleet and rain and high winds. Telegraph lines downed trains delayed and trolley service disrupted across New Jersey and Long Island. Phone links largely severed as crews labored to restore essential services amid widespread damage to wires trees and infrastructure.
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No Change in Ak Ron Government Debated
Legislators doubt changes to City Commissioner law as proposed by the Pughshibler bill. Pardee reports from Columbus that Ak ron will likely retain the present form. Boat local option bill amended to limit changes, and state waterways likely to stay under existing arrangements.
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