Tragic Fire Ends in Deaths at Carnegie Street House
In Carnegie Pa this morning a blaze in a two story Broadway home killed Mrs Sarah Klee and her 9 year old daughter. Seven family members were injured as the father hurled children from a front window to ground about 20 feet below. He saved the baby Mary but the wife perished attempting to rescue her child. The grocery store below the residence is run by Klee. Fire discovered at 4:40 AM by clerk Morris Fizis. The father exhausted, rescue efforts continued as flames spread rapidly.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie
Sarah Klee
Klee
Broadway
Morris Fizis
Mary
Harry
Pazq Ointment Promises Cure for Ringworm and Skin Ailments
An old advertisement claims Pazq ointment cures ringworm, tetter, ulcers, sores, pimples, and blackheads with refund if not effective, urging readers to buy from their druggist despite no cure for eczema.
Minnesota Push to Seek Help Over Rail Merger
Minnesota state railroad and warehouse commission plans a Washington conference with the Interstate Commerce Commission to coordinate action against the Northern Securities Company rail merger. Governor Van Sant and Attorney General Doug Jay are invited to join, with five travelers expected. The goal is a definite plan and possible cooperation from the national commission under interstate laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate” Commerce Commission
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota, State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
van Sant
Northern Securities Company
Doug Jay
Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
Com
Boissiorer Mills
Mills
McKinley National Park Proposal Reintroduced in House
Representative Brownlow today reintroduced last Congress’ bill for a southern Appalachian park to be named the McKinley National Park. It would span about four million acres. Brownlow cited McKinley’s advocacy and national unity as motives for the memorial park.
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Brownlow
Washington
Tve
Congress
McKinley National Park
McKinley
Poison in wedding coffee sickens sixty five at Wisconsin wedding
Sixty five persons were poisoned at a wedding feast at the home of John Mulky near West Point Wisconsin on December 6. It is believed poison was in the coffee. Physicians were summoned from Lodi and after hours of work hope was given that all would recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairié, du Lac
Wis
John Mulky
West Point
Lodi
Labor Knocks McSweeney at AFL Convention in Scranton
In Scranton on December 6 the American Federation of Labor held two sessions with Edward F. McSweeney deputy immigration commissioner at the New York port delivering an hour long address on immigration. Delegates debated seating disputes, resolutions surged to eighty eight, and protests against subsidy legislation were voiced while credentials and jurisdiction fights loomed over mosaic tile work and brewery engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
American Federation of Laabor
Edward F. McSweeney
Port of New York
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Duncan
Boston
Francis Dispagna
Mosaic Workers’ Union
D. 8
Walt
Ceramic Mosaic and Einwoene Tile ‘Workers’ International Union
Mosaic Workers
Dispagna
Walf
Mosaic Workers’ Tinton
Louisville
Federation
Dispagan
Executive Council
Credentials Committee
Roosevelt
Max Hayes
Cleveland
Dietrich
Washington, D. C
Congress
New York
Michigan
California
McSweeney
United States
Bureau of
Cooperative Commonwealth
District of Columbia
Géraldo
Lotte Stationery
Witteers
Eeeery
Tecoimmenaea Oie Ae
Lalwi
Ieternational Union of Steam Engineers
Brandt
Lehor Union
Long
Perry
Iowa
Panama
Talcahuano
McCréa
Machias
Colon
San Juan
Porto Rico
Rowlands
Afd
Yokohama
Barojeran
Mexico
Japan
New York Rapid Transit
Sixth
Gore Hundred
Fourth Street
St. Louis
Tangdon
Nowles
Arizg
Pacife
AH Robbine
Chaffee Reports On Philippine War Situation
Washington December 6 The War Department releases Major General A B Chaffee s first annual report as military governor of the Philippines He details disturbed provinces Batangas Laguna Samar Mindoro Cebu and Bohol and notes guerrilla warfare aided by local sympathizers The report urges gradual civil rule with no troop reductions before 1910 and cites a 2 500 000 cost for future barracks plus figures on surrendered and captured Officers and men It also warns brigandage will be a major future issue and discusses venereal disease control in the army
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Washington
War Department
A. B Chaffee
Philippines
Chaffee
Batangas
Laguna
Luzon
Samar
Mindoro
Cebu
Bohol
Cntral Chaffee
MacArthur
Groesbeck
Grimes Denies Tainted Ties to Asylum Case
Guthrie Oklahoma December 6 William Grimes secretary of state for Oklahoma refutes reports of involvement in the Oklahoma Sanitarium Company. He asserts he never owned any interest in the stock or contract and has not benefited from the sanitarium deal or its earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Guthrie
Okla. T
William Grimes
Oklahoma
Washington
Jenkins
Oklahoma Sanitarium Company
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer Permanent Relief
A long article promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an effective cure for catarrh and related diseases. It credits eucalyptus gum as the key ingredient and claims the remedy safely treats catarrh from head to stomach, with rapid improvement after a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Randall
Stuarey Gee
Stres
Relentibus
Cata A
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises to Cure Dyspepsia
A reader testimonial from 106 N. St. Houth Boetor Maas claims Hood's Sarsaparilla revived her digestive health after long dyspepsia. The letter urges others to start treatment now, stating the tonic strengthens the stomach and digestion and that the promise is kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Report on Cave Spring School Trustees Debt and Needs
Sub committee visit to Cave Spring Institute for the Deaf reports crowded dormitory space for white and colored girls. They oppose immediate funding and call for budget tightening and new board leadership to improve conditions and finances. Also notes Muller's discharge after remark about President Roosevelt deemed foolish but not a crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appropriations
House
Cave Spring
Appropriations ‘Committee
Messra
Lfe
Wigor
Philadelphia
Muller
Roosevelt
Martin
Grant Named Receiver in Copper Companies Case
New York December 6 appellate division of the supreme court decides in Hallenberg v Greene and others that the Cobre Grande Copper Company will continue under temporary injunctions. The court confirms Hugh J. Grant as receiver, but holds no jurisdiction to enjoin the Phoenix bank from handling papers or deeds. The injunction remains in effect pending further hearing.
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Cobre Grande Copper Company
Greehe
George Mitchell
Phoenix Bank
Cobra Grande Company
Hugh J. Grant
Cobre Grande’ Company
General order urged dues for Confederate memorial fund
Judge B. B. Haughton, commander in chief of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans, issues a general order urging camps that have not paid subscriptions to the memorial fund for the southern women. Subscriptions should be paid promptly to support the project honoring women's devotion and heroism during the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haughton
Louis
B. B. Haughton
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
South
United Sons of Consecrate Veterans
Constance Levotion
Pupils to Honor McKinley Memorial Plan Approved
Cleveland public schools superintendent Younes announces a pupil contribution plan for the McKinley national memorial fund. The plan, approved by national association officials, asks pupils to give without specifying an amount.
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McKinley
Cleveland
Ohio
Younes
Cleveland Public Schools
McKinley National ‘Memorial Fund
Offedala
National’ Association
Ground on Arbitration at Pan American Conference
In Mexico City December 6 officials expect the arbitration committee to present its report toward week’s end. A common ground is likely, recommending compulsory arbitration for pecuniary claims and voluntary arbitration for others, with adhesion to The Hague principles but reserving purely American issues. Debates covered Chile’s professional diploma issue, with US state and federal limits noted, and San Francisco’s Pacific Commercial Museum mentioned for a Pan American bank branch. Delegates urged greater punctuality and five sessions weekly to speed work, and plans to limit minor amendments to official committees. Governor Corral hosts the delegates tomorrow at Koch.
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Mexico City
Chile
M. Pepper
United States
Gil Fortout
Veneguela
Pepper
Mr. Pepper
Harvard
Yale
Pennsylvania
Sanchez Mermal
Mexico
Sthe
Bolivia
Uruguay
John Barrett
E. Goodwin
Pacific Commercial Museum of
San Francisco
Pan- American Bank
Pacific Coast
South America
Pan- American Bank Committee
Raigosa
Cavarad
Davis
Kochiblico
Corral
Federal District
New Bible Authorized for Episcopal Churches in U S
New Bible approved by the late general convention in San Francisco will be used in all Episcopal churches. The Times reports the marginal readings committee aims to complete work by Saturday. The Bible combines the King James text with English revision renderings and the American revision renderings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
San Francisco
the Times
America
Still in Shadow of Death Indictment Not Quashed
Judge Newburger refused motions by Roland B. Molineux to dismiss the murder indictment or inspect grand jury minutes. Appellate Court had directed a new trial, and the court denied both requests. No leave to renew the inspection motion was granted, and no new facts were presented.
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Newburger
New York
Court of General Sessions
Roland B. Molineux
Grand Jury
Molineux
Barnet
Court of Appeals
Courte of Appeals
Not Guilty Verdict In Cleveland Jewelry Robbery Case
Sparks from the wires report a Cleveland jury clearing George Willard of a $320,000 diamond heist at Siegler Bros jeweler. Judge Philips denounced the verdict as a travesty. The item also notes prohibition petitions, naval movements, railroad strikes, labor arrivals, and assorted other dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willard
Siegler Bros
Cleveland
Ohio
Philips
Death Roll Grows in Malvern Wreck
Five deaths attributed to a head on collision between two passenger trains on the St Louis Tron Mountain and Southern Railroad near Malvern Arkansas. Magele Stevenson of Lambergville Alabama died from injuries. two unnamed colored children died. two white men found dead in wreckage. Twenty injured colored passengers taken to Little Rock hospital. Coroner's inquest ongoing. Possible misinterpretation of orders cited as cause.
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Malvern
Ark
St. Louis
Tron Mountain and Southern
Pest
Magele Stevenson
Lambergville
Ala
Little Bok
Bava
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Fat
National Park
Newton Hathaway
American Federation
Guba
Ad. Wi
Fort Bi
Oita
the Philippines
School For the Deaf
Grove
Grant
Confed
Erate Vets
Pan- American Congress
Parker's
Tia Nar
Enamet Bor Cf
Hay Friday
Charles Lyman
Reform Bureau
State Department
Great Britain
South Africa
Navy Department
Vicksburg
Niuchwang
China
Pittabure
Homestead Steel Works
Weaneeney
Fuli
Ming
Lawrencevileistrict
Thres
Helland
Arkansas
V. Geelmnyrden
Russia
Anchoragh
Virginia
Halifax
N. S
Harr
Captain Storm
New Orleans
Norfolk
Rotterdam
Estas Phinney
Newport New
Tendian River
Lewes
Del
Delaware
Holland
Bouth At-S
Nueve Freie Breer
Vienna
Constantinople
Haler
Loheira
Yemen
Arabia
Iritesmen
Perman Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Herr Rakowsky
Prec
Posen
Sia
Podbielski
Herr
Ies
Apy
von Senor Yahe
Foreign Rigs
Pa.rentine
Senor Portela
Hyde” Pier
Tve Banya
Niewspap
Iphayes
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