Fire at Newark tenement kills fourteen. suspect arrested
A two story Newark fire trap, formerly a church, housed ten families of Italian descendents and others. Thirteen bodies were recovered quickly with one more dying later in hospital. flames spread through all rooms in ten minutes as residents leaped from windows. Police arrest Vito Credanza on suspicion of incendiarism amid threats at a late card game.
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Newark
N. J
City Hospital
Boldi
Nunziata
Salvatore Bold
Teresa
Salvatore Boldi
Casillo
Angela
Apgenia Castillo
Benninita
Agarnio Casillo
Antonio
Aprenio Casillo
Cassillo
Frank
Wegento Casilla
Carminia
Aggenio Casiti
Palmisano
Sebastiana
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Palmisando
Gitzeppa
Antonio Palmsano
Falmisano
Rosso
Angelo
Salvatore
Uggento
Fourteenth Avenue
Vito Credanza
Barhett
Credanza
Piles Cured Without the Knife by PAZO Ointment
Drugstore advertisement promises refund if PAZO Ointment fails to cure piles, claiming relief in days and instant itching relief. States six day cures for ordinary cases and fourteen days for worst cases, with a 5 cent price and mail order option from Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Mo.
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Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Carnegie Answers Frick Case in Pittsburg Equity Suit
Carnegie Steel Company and 30 defendants filed a detailed common pleas answer denying April to June 1892 articles of association, stating Frick led amendments, asserting Frick’s advisory role later, noting expanded business and capital, and outlining asset values and proposed payments to the plaintiff and partners under a complex option for the property and coke holdings.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
H. C. Frick
Common Pleas Court
Carnegie Steel Company
Lmited
Carnegie Steel Compeny, Limited
Carnegie Bros. & Co
Frick
Carnegie, Phipps & Co., Limited
Separate Partnership Association
Answe
Prick
Carnegie
Board of Managers
Association
Coke Company
Texas Democrats in Session with Two State Conventions
The Texas Democratic executive committee met to set locations for the state nominating convention and the delegation convention to the national gathering. Waco was chosen for the nominating convention to be held August 8, while Austin won the delegate convention by a narrow margin and will meet June 2.
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Lone Star
Waco
Tex
Texas Democratic Executive Committee
Austin
Minister Slays Physician in Brunswick County Shooting
Richmond report recalls Rev J. H. R. Riddick, a well known Methodist minister, shooting Dr. W. M. Temple who was tending his wife, with Temple wounded in four places. Riddick was arrested and jailed in Brunswick. The incident occurred Sunday morning at White Plains Brunswick county.
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Killa
Richmond
White Plains
Brunawick County
W. M. Temple
J. H. R. Riddick
Editorial Christian Daily Capital to Seek Kingdom First
Rev Charles M Sheldon assumes week long control of The Daily Capital in Topeka announcing a non partisan policy focusing on moral and spiritual news. The paper will omit sensational crime and commercial advertising from news pages, feature prayer and temperance content, and favor anti liquor and anti war positions while promoting Christian unity and public virtue.
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Eag
Kingdom of God
Charles M. Sheldon
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Sheldon
Earth
Sheldon Cin
John A. Vingent
Methodist Episcopal’ Church
Jesus Christ
Etatern
Cayl
Young Men’s Christian Association
Telegraph News
Associated Press
India
J. B. Abbott
Lord Curzon
Thomas
Richard Jaigease
Ieee
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Ees
Netothah
Adedon
Colorado
Vey Ak
Aeiach
Arta Moche Capital
Jesus
Gary
Christan
Maine
California
Christang
Africa
Philippines
Charles M
I Ireldon
May Reach That Point Today May Reach That Point Today
South African conflict updates report Lord Roberts rapidly advancing south from Aasvanger kop toward Bloemfontein. Boers allegedly attempt to delay by withdrawing rolling stock and troops while British forces gain control of rail routes. Dispatches note interwar diplomacy and looming mediation as nations weigh intervention.
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Lord Roberts
Aasvogel Kop
Bloemfontein
Orange River District
The
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Whitelaw Reid
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Lourenzo Marques
Fischer
Orange Free State
Wolmarans
Transvaal Executive Council
Alfred Milner
Kruger
Venters Viak
Aasvanger Kop
Waalspruit
Wisemfontein
Cregoriowski
Judge Cregoriowski
Kaalspruit
Cecil Rhodes
England
Hoberig
the Times
Steyn
United States
Mafeking
Peakman
Kimberley
British Forces Break Boer Line Near Ventersdorp
English troops report rapid advances across the Orange Free State. Cavalry lead, Boers massed about 12,000 with eighteen guns holding kopjes that overlook the direct road to Bloemfontein, fifteen miles away.
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Orange Free State
Drettentein
Kopjes
Bloemfontein
Only Favorite Beaten in Five of Six Lead Changes
New Orleans racing report notes L. Caton was the sole beaten favorite amid a fast track day. Race details describe six and two half furlongs with winners and placings, while several entries and odds are listed in uncertain OCR.
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L. T. Caton
Texas
Sex
W. Sonatas
Urge
Mitchell
Elle of
Orleans
L. Rose
Ed Guest
Barney F
Engano
Rayfurloans
Caton
Bene
Reed
Belle -Ward
Miss
Boe Cathedral
Jackman
Reggie
Mm Arts
Qansetts
Unclear racing cards with multiple races and odds
Readable portions describe several horse races with finish orders and times, listing horses and jockeys, odds, and outcomes across sixth race results and New Orleans entries. Also includes detailed entries for first through sixth races with selling and handicap conditions and entrant names.
Brief items from telegraph and corporate news
The Philadelphia cruiser departed San Francisco for San Diego. The Montgomery county Tennessee courthouse burned, most records saved, loss $125000 with $375000 insurance. Swift & Co paid $3 million for Baston Company plant holdings. American Snuff Company incorporated in Trenton with $5 million authorized stock. Chicago mills to close amid labor troubles. 4000 added to 60000 workers. Virginia congressman election set for April 19 to fill Sydney P. Epes vacancy. Cure cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
San Diego
Montgomery County
Tennessee
Swift & Co
Chicago Packers
Baston Company
New York
Uhe American Snuff Company
Trenton
N. J
Chicago
Virginia
Sydney P. Epes
Druggtars
Deadlock in Police Board Election Drags On Across Ballots
The police board saga continued with a long deadlock as Captain English urged more ballots. After a recess, disputes over chairmanship surfaced while ballots repeated the same results. Johnson and Patterson clashed over control as five final ballots mirrored earlier votes.
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Patterson
Woodward
Fox
Jones
Woodwayda
Johnson
Brotherton
Patterton
Tohnsop
Heatherton
Pat
Patterson Faces Board Deadlock Over Chairmanship
The city police board remains deadlocked over who chairs the body. Patterson claims the chair until successors are chosen, while other members dispute the claim. A lively fight is expected as factions vie for control, with the chief of police closely involved.
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Woodward
Johnson
Patterson
E. Jones
Brotherton
Far
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Sonne
English
Allight
Borny
Txance
Athens
Atlanta
Ehoe
Darkies
Saye
Oua
Clarke
M Suddeth
Depar
Juwa
Captain Clayton Recovers From Acute Indigestion
Captain R. M. Clayton city engineer suffered an acute indigestion yesterday morning. After treatment his condition improved. friends and officials expect him to resume duties within a few days. Dave Wytie, commissioner in public works, assisted him home after the attack.
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R. M. Clayton
City &Gineer
Ney
Estack
Dave Wytie
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