Destructive blaze injures many in Muprais
Fire in Schmalzfeld and Lemon Gale buildings on Main Street causes several deaths and serious injuries. A lamp explosion started the blaze. workers jumped from third floor and two youths perished. Losses total about 870000 with buildings and stock heavily damaged. fire under control within an hour as crowds and smoke hindered access.
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Jured
Mrupais
Schmalzried Stove Company
Lemmon & Gale
Schmalzfeld
Frank L. Monteverde
John M. Ringwold
Main Street
Young Men's Christian Association
Thomas N. Bonn
Schmalzfeich
W. H. Parkins
Charles R. White
E. K. Boardman
Joe Lyon
Porter
H. M. Sullivan
Frank O. Zabring
Lemon & Gale
Lchmalzfeich
Sam Jones
No Anarchists in Illinois Says Governor Altgeld
Governor Altgeld rejected a no-anarchist speech condition tied to pardons for Fielden Schwab and Neebe. He stated he pardoned them believing they were not guilty of the charged crime and urged newspapers to stop labeling such expressions as anarchistic speeches. He praised Chicago laborers as good citizens with rights to their views. Five Hundred Lives Lost in Yokohama Storm and Floods in Okayama report extensive deaths and destruction across Japan.
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Altgeld
Springfield
Ills
Fielden
Neisbe
Schwab
Echwab
Neiebe
Ilinois
Chicago
San Francisco
Yokohama
Japan
Okayama
Robbed Old Soldier Pearson in Roxomo Near Pension
Four masked men gagged and blindfolded David Pearson an elderly veteran in Roxomo Indiana after he drew a $67 pension. He was taken from his home, lashed to a tree a mile away, the robbers escaped with the money, Pearson was found hours later in critical condition.
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Roxomo
Ind
David Pearson
Pearson
Hawaii Crisis: Thurston Says Overthrow of Government a War
Washington reports detail Hawaii tensions as Minister Thurston declares any attempt to overthrow the present government by a foreign power would be an act of war. The State Department studied a Honolulu dispatch about Willlis arrival and credentials to President Dole, while leaders weigh annexation implications and possible U S protectorate options.
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Legation
Thurston
Washington
State Department
Honolulu
San Francisco
China
Navy Department
Dispatch
Cleveland
Gresham
Woodley
Mathing
F. P. Hastings
Willis
Dole
Nevel
Chicago
Congress
Hawaii
Ries
Liloukaloni
United States
Torexa
John Martin
Jaat
Thurston in Washington Not Ready to Decide Plans
Minister L A Thurston of Hawaii to the United States has returned to Washington saying he has not perfected any course of action. A former reform leader, he notes he has limited information from the Hawaiian government via the China and cites his long ties to the islands and his eloquent public speaking. His secretary Frank P Hastings has resided in Hawaii for 16 years and married there.
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Washington
L. A. Thurston
Hawaii
United States
China
Thurston
Hawaiian Islands
New England
Cape Horn
Islands
Honolulu
Legation
Frank P. Hastings
Plan to Increase the Gold Reserve Reported
Washington reports a plan to raise the treasury gold reserve to the legal 100000000 with New York banks increasing gold deposits to cover certified checks from importers. Other items note indemnity talks with Canada, Cleveland illness rumors denied, and various local dispatches from Washington and elsewhere.
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Wasniwator
Treasury
Banks
New York
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Washieton
Julian Pauncefore
Bering Sea
Thurber
Catholic University
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Pirrspurc
Amalgamated Association of Tron and Steel Workers
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Mahoning
Association of Iron and Steel Sheet Manufacturers
Expaso
Tex
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Ohio
Chiquahua
Drs Mornss
Gibson
Prohibition Party
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John M. Glover
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Mount Vernon
James Ballew
Grant Collins
London
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China Line
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