Explosion at Brooklyn factory leaves dozens dead
Detroit dispatch reports a boiler explosion at the Penberty Streeter Co works in Brooklyn that wrecked a new addition and engine room. About 100 workers were in the building. by noon the death toll ranged from 12 to potentially 90 with many missing. Fire department and Emergency hospital teams aided rescue and care.
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Detroit
Mich
Penberty Streeter Co
Brooklyn
O. Johnson
Com
Fire Hose Used on Oxford Students at Miami Tower
In Oxford Ohio on November 26 social turmoil erupts as Miami University freshmen and 10 women from their class plant a flag on the main building tower. Sophomores intervene by securing a water plug and blasting water from a fire hose, blowing out bricks and shattering glass while injuring several students.
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Oxford, O
Oxford
Miami University
Sophie Mores
Allen
Fre
Pardon Plea for British Forgery Prisoner Hastwick
Friends of Miss Ma rie Josephine Hastwick, confined in a British prison for forgery, will petition President Roosevelt to have the State Department intercede with the British foreign office for a pardon.
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Miss Hastwick
Totehle
Miss Eastwick
Washington
Roosevelt
Marie Josephine Hastwick
Suite Department
Foreign Office
Boer Casualties Reported by Kitchener for Nov 18
General Lord Kitchener reports Boer losses on November 18 totaling 23 killed 19 wounded 280 captured and 5 surrendered in the latest weekly tally from London.
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London
SBL
Lord Kitchouer
Count von Hatzfelt romance ends in divorce then remarriage
Berlin, Nov. 26. Count Von Hatzfelt, famed for loving an American woman, lost his wife Helen Moulton daughter of Colonel Moulton of Albany. The Countess mother hailed from a Metx daughter once popular in New York society. He married Miss Moulton when poor. it was a pure love match. Bismarck offered debt help and a diplomatic post if he divorced, but the Count refused. They were divorced yet remained close friends. When Bismarck fell the Count remarried his divorced wife.
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Count von Hatz-felt
Helen Moulton
Colonel Moulton
Albany
N. Y
Metx
New York
Mise Moulton
Bramarck
Bismarck
Bwt
Finger of Scorn debated at Epis copalian club dinner
New York November 24 The Epis copalian club of the Long Island diocese held its annual dinner with speeches by Rev Richard Di Pope and Rev Dr J Langstatt. Pope denounced divorce and remarriage accusing the Union States of scorn while some states permit divorce and remarriage. Langstatt offered a more liberal view noting many happy marriages are remarriages.
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New York
Episcopalian Club
Long Telind
Richard di Pope
St Paul's Church
Brooklyn
J. Langstatt
Pope
Severa
Langstatt
Not a Fish Story from Catalina Island Capture
A sea son, nearly eight feet long and weighing 800 pounds, has been captured on the seal rocks at Santa Catalina Island and brought to Los Angeles for display.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Seal Rocks
Santa Catalina Island
Hotels Robbed by Their Employes in Chicago
Chicago authorities arrest Grand Pacific hotel staff for thefts totaling 1400 in cash and material. Police say a larger conspiracy may link several city hotels, with 12000 to 15000 dollars in property allegedly fenced locally, prompting expected further arrests.
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Chicago
Storekeeper Olin Lemon Robbed and Injured in Prost County
Olin Lemon, a Prosper County merchant, was found with multiple wounds and unconscious after two men attacked his store at closing time. They demanded the safe, clubbed him, and fled without taking money. Lemon revived but was struck again and rendered insensible before help could arrive.
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Athens
Olin Lemon
Prost
Lemon
Harding Plans Frightful Marriage Amid Stormy Past
In Trenton New Jersey a 14 year old girl appears to announce an impending marriage to John B Harding a 51 year old suitor. The pair claim the wedding will occur Friday night at the Broad Street Church parsonage. The announcement follows a troubling account of their relationship and past events.
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Trenton
N. J
John B. Harding
Bhus
Broad Sweet M. BK
Harding
Grandpa
Farm hand burned to death in lonely cabin blaze near Marlon
Aged about 60 year old M. Williams died last night in a toe cabin five miles east of Marlon. He was a married man whose family left him six months ago. Authorities suspect foul play as the house was destroyed and only bones and remains of his wife were found, with a hotline alleged to have been set to cover the crime.
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Marlon
A. M. Williams
Hin
Todiana
Willian
H. Baringer
Murder trial notes frail evidence against Mrs Bonine
Washington November 26. Little progress in fastening blood guilt on Mrs Bonine for James Ayres murder. Prosecution focus on body findings and a woman in black fleeing from Ayres room. Defense argues confession points to liberty for client as witness testimony highlights Bonine’s calm after the tragedy.
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Washington
Bovine
James 8
Ayres
Whp
Aytis
Wasdale
Geo. B. Gardner
Kenmore Hotel
Bonine
Gardner
Robbery Report In Cincinnati Window Display
In Cincinnati on Tuesday morning Theodore Dietrich reported a rich display theft from 120 Waste Fourth. A heavy limestone window was smashed with a bowlder creating an opening to admit a man’s body. About 40 pieces of valuable ware were scattered, including a seal jacket on a dummy. Twenty four pieces valued at 725.7 were taken, including the jacket. Nothing else was stolen.
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Cincinnati
Theodore Dietrich
Money Raised for Akron YMCA Canvass Sentiment
Five hundred dollars has been raised to finance a canvass in Akron to gauge public sentiment about the YMCA. The canvass is set to begin either in December or January.
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Akron
B F Goodrich Denies Consolidation Plans To Trade
The B F Goodrich Company sent letters to the trade stating it has no plan to join any rubber industry combinations and will continue business as usual. The notices address rumors of a consolidation scheme and a potential plant sale.
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B. F. Goodrich Co
Battle for Hobart Post Office Ends in Political Showdown
In Valparaiso Indiana on November 26 a fierce Republican bid unfolds to replace Miss Jennie Spray the Democrat who has held the Hobart Lake County post since 13 years ago appointed by Cleveland. A Republican challenger backed by many business leaders appeals to Congressman Crumpacker as Miss Spray’s supporters rally to keep her.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Hobart
Lake County
Jennie Spray
Cleveland
Crumpacker
Miss Spray
Waller Held Over In Hoboken Case Inquest Next Thursday
In Waller incident at Hoboken involving Mrs Dale and a child, the man linked to accusations was brought before Judge Stinton. Waller was released, lacking evidence to hold him. Mrs Dale remains weak and the inquest into the child's death is set for next Thursday.
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New York
Elbert Waller
Akron Poultry Trade Distinct From Other Ohio Cities
Officials in Akron freight departments report the region’s poultry butter and eggs bound for Thanksgiving are shipped locally to satisfy Akron consumers. The city draws country trade for a midius of 20 tiles and uses nearly all the butter eggs and poultry gathered, unlike many Northern Ohio cities that ship these necessities elsewhere.
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Akron
Ohio
City Council Orders Police Court Probe In Holden Affair
Zanesville officials move to investigate police court matters and demand an accounting from Mayor James L. Holden over license receipts from theaters and transient merchants. The Finance Committee is tasked with the inquiry, which Holden calls an impeachment attempt.
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Zanesville
James L. Holden
Finwice
Holden
Tailor Accused Of Theft At Koplin Boarding House
C B Koplin of 160 South Mish Street reports a grievance with a tourist tailor who boarded at his house. On Saturday night the tailor is said to have assaulted Koplin. on Sunday the tailor allegedly stole an overcoat belonging to another boarder, who left the item behind.
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C. B. Koplin
South Mish St
Weather forecast fragment listing tonight and Wednesday details
Fragmentary weather note indicates probable conditions for tonight and Wednesday with uncertain paired terms. Contains ambiguous wording and lacks specific locations, temperatures, or structured data.
Camp to retire from Federal Clay Manufacturing deal
H B Camp aims to sell all his interets in the Federal Clay Manufacturing Co and withdraw from the clay industry. The deal is near completion for cash with a large price. Camp notes his other business ties and says no new project is currently planned. The Penfeld Co assets and related properties were previously linked to the firm, with a $5,000,000 capitalization. Camp will retire and Penfield executives will assume control.
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H B. Camp
Federal Clay Manufacturing Co
Catip
the Democrat
Camp
Greentown
Wayne County
Penfeld Co
Willoughby
Feteral Clay Manufacturing Co
New York
Penfield Company
Hart estate worth 5 million left to niece Lyons
New York reports Henry Hart the eccentric millionaire died recently and left his estate of five million to his niece Mrs Elizabeth Lyons aged about 60. Lyons cared for Hart in his declining years and aided him through disasters linked to the Third Avenue Street Railroad crash in which Cave was heavily involved. Hart rewarded her faithfulness with the legacy.
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New York
Henry Hart
Elizabeth Lyons
Colored trainer speaks at Buchtel Chapel exercises
Rev R W Christian president of the Ardson Training School and Sanitation for colored youths spoke at Buchtel College chapel on Tuesday. He noted the school holds options on land at Lina and plans 19 erected buildings to advance their institute's standing toward a notable Turkish theater comparison, referencing Booker T Washington.
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R. W. Christian
Ardson ‘Training School
Will Sell the Stock Stolen Chickens Alleged Theft
Attorneys for the creditors report a theft of six chickens on Saturday from a yard coop. A store owner named Donald asserts the incident involved two attachments last week and a party identified as Tontius, G10 Waiter, with details fragmentary.
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Donald
Niche
Tontius
Store Stock Sale Authorized by Constable Limtic
The parties have agreed to allow Constable Joseph Limtic to open the store and mull off stock. The claims are too term to be fully settled to this end.
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Joseph Limtic
NEW OFFICERS NAMED AT NORTH END MILITIC CLUB
At a meeting in the Wala block last night the North End Milletic club overhauled its leadership. Nathan Tukel was elected financial secretary replacing George Blower who has left town. Frank Cassidy became a leg presiding officer. New directors elected were Chee, Freudeman, D. Tubolsky and Walter Young.
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North End Milletic Club
Wala
Evnl
Nathan Tukelhy
George Blower
Frank Cassidy
Kent
Ehowen Ane
Chee
Freudeman
D. Tubolsky
Walter Young
Ueir
Annual meeting of City Hospital association set
The annual meeting will be held at the locale, with President Ch Barber and Rev L A Linlemann delivering the address. Cilivera will be elected secretary.
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Hos Ita! Association
Loephal ‘Lucatay Eveole
Mt. Venice
Ch ©. Barher
L. A. Linlemann
Cilivera
Miss Edna Crawford Sues for 10000 over altered image
Edna M. Crawford, noted Cincinnati bicyclist and daughter of Willagy Crawford, chief of detectives, sues Broadway Publishing Company in New York for 10000 damages. She alleges a vignette of her was used without consent in a magazine, altered to show ballet attire, leading to an injunction and suppression of the edition.
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Cincinnati
Willagy Crawford
That City
New York
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