Fire Breaks Out In Exchange Building Losses Reach 375000
In Chicago a fire gutted the Exchange building at Van Buren and Franklin streets, killing five firefighters and injuring several, with 47 tenants displaced. Lieutenant O'Donnell among the dead. a fall from a fire escape and a collapsing floor trapped rescuers. The blaze halted by noon, with total losses around 375000.
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OnIcaGo
Exchange
van Guren and
Franklin Streets
Patriox J. O'Donnel
Com‘pany No
Com‘pany No. 3. “Jory Downs, Pipeman. Jom Prendergast
Martin Shernick
Kirty Lanxpbeust
Fouth
County Hospital
Harry Neil
Neltia Turner
Olga Kellar
Hattie Brennan
Edna Rittert
Mary Pinky
Danisl McNally
Engine Company No. 2
Daniel McNally
O'Donnell
O’donnell
Debs reception crowds Woodstock visit in Illinois
Eugene V. Debs spoke at Central Music hall in Oxnicaco to a packed audience as eight carloads of friends greeted him at Woodstock after his release. Spectators cheered, hugged, and raised him onto shoulders while ex Governor Waite joined later, praising Debs and condemning the judiciary’s handling of his case amid strong labor movement representation. The event followed Debs’ remarks on liberty, labor rights, and opposition to corporate control.
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Oxnicaco
Eugene Y. Debs
Central Music Hall
Debs
Woodstock
Northwestern Road
Wugener
Fata
Patrick Henry
Waite
Colorado
Thora
Eugene V. Debs
Dred Scott
South
Armenians Must Have Aid In Massacre Aftermath
Nov. 23 dispatch reports horrific Armenian massacre by Turks with villages burned and property seized. Relief drives organized in London and New York. Spencer Trask of New York solicits funds for distribution by a mixed commission of missionaries and English consuls. Also notes Denver arrest of Peter W. Breene for bank deposit fraud, healer Francis Schlatter located resting near Boulder, insurgent attack burns Cuinda de Variana in Cuba, and local deaths and arrests in Kansas and Montana.
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Spencer Trask
Pine Street
New York
New Youk
London
Bishop Potter
Archbishop Corrigan
Morris EK. Jesup
W. H. P. Faunce
Jacob H. Schiff
David T. Burrell
Breene
Denver
Peter W. Breene
Savings and Deposit Bank of
Leadville
N. H. Cunningham
Joseph A. Lamping
Breener
Francis Schlatter
Joseph Wolf
Boulder
Colo
Schlatter
Delegates and labor actions across states headline jubilee planning
Delegates from Kansas musical associations met in Newton to discuss plans for next year’s jubilee. Coal operators and miners at Boone Indiana reached an agreement ending a strike with a 96 cent per ton wage, while a 10 percent cut could spark more walkouts on Western New York and Pennsylvania routes. The National Tin Plate Works in Anderson Indiana declared the strike off with workers returning to duties after the company’s demands. The government seized 277.63 dollars from J. W. Thompson, Meadville Mississippi postmaster, for accounting shortfalls dating to 1870. In Michigan, two parents in St Clair were fined 85 dollars each under a new compulsory school law for not sending their daughters to school. Illinois granted a life insurance license to Northern Life Association of Marshalltown. In Wyoming, Judge Riner released Bannock Indian Rate Horse from habeas corpus while jailed for game-law violations in Jackson Hole.
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Newton
Boone, In
New York and Pennsylvania
National Tin Plate Works
Anderson
Ind
J. W. Thompson
Meadville
Miss
Michigan
St. Clair
Northern Life Association of
Marshalltown
Transpcte Life Insurance
Riner
Cheyenne
Rate Horse
Wyoming
Jackson
Corn Carrying Roads Doiny Extra Weal
R G Dun & Co reviews say trade hesitates as purchases made during boom years shift to consumption. Wheat estimates rise then steady, Western receipts climb, corn declines. Iron and steel products weaken, railroads show strong early November earnings, cotton markets buoyed by small receipts and scarcity signals. Bonded prices, ship shipments, and leather demand falter. Several local incidents and legal notes follow, including a fatal jail attempt, attorney fees approved, a murder conviction, a resignation locating a defaulter, and a cabinet meeting sans Morton.
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R. G. Dun & Go
Taille Wb
London
Chicago
United States
Canada
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