Disaster in Paris Charity Bazaar Fire Kills Many
A massive blaze at a charity bazaar on Rue Juan-Gorgon in Paris causes an enormous death toll and many injuries. Among the fallen are European nobility and Americans. dozens are missing. Firefighters face a rapid collapse of wooden structures as casualties mount amid chaotic scenes and delayed rescue efforts. In Wisconsin, six tramps drink around a Marshfield brewery, slashing at police. a brewery worker is fatally injured and a crowd threatens the jail, prompting officials to relocate prisoners by train.
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Paris
Charity Budaan
Juan-Gorgon
Suoitty
Tie
Duchess D'Alencou
We Man
St. Perier
Marchioness de Flores
Hunot Holstein
Mackan
Chamber of Deputies
Madame Morlaynelamen
Wisconsin
Henry Withies
Marshfield
Wis
Gerwing
Frol Meyer
Willams
Grand Rapids Iia
National
Tariff Bill in the SenateReported from Finance Committee
The tariff bill was unexpectedly reported to the Senate by Finance Committee Chairman Aldrich. It was set for a Tuesday up for debate, with changes including delaying the bill’s effect to July and striking certain consumption provisions. Democrats opposed, and a motion to report it immediately carried 6 to 5 with Senator Jones voting with Republicans.
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United States Senate
Aldvich
House
Jones
Nevada
Germans-Tariff Debate Stirs Berlin Trade Winds
United States Consul Monaghan in Chemnitz says Germany fears the Dingley Tariff Act will curb exports, seeks new pacts and greater reciprocity. He argues German manufacturers could gain by patenting American machines in Germany and expanding markets in Russia and Asia. Also reports Mrs Mary Garley’s fourth marriage death inquiry and estate concerns after Franklin D Garley’s sudden death in Chicago.
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United States
Monaghan
Chemnitz
Saxony
State Department
Germany
Rasia
South Anwaiva
East
Ayer
Russia
Crom the sprinter dies after appendectomy
John V Crion, famed sprinter from Medford and Des Moines area, died after an appendicitis operation at Henry Hospital in Des Moines Iowa on Monday morning. He had recently competed in short distance races and was regarded as the fastest man in the world. The body was sent to Medford by a university delegation.
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Admiral Meade
Washington
Crom
Mie Vicus
John V. Crion
Menry Hospital
Des Moines
Iowa
Crum
Mt. Maven Graves
Weltrs
Greek Joan of ABC Leads Young Irregulars Frontward
Athens correspondent interviews Helen Constanti nides a 19-year-old wife heading a band of irregulars to the front. She is an expert shot and anti-dynastic, vowing to use bold ranks with no fear. Her departure was witnessed by thousands of Athenians who hail her as a Greek Joan of Arc.
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Panokl
Athens
Helen Constantinides
Wif
Great Fire in Pittsburg Caused Widespread Losses
A major blaze in Pittsburg Pa destroyed Jenkins wholesale grocery on Penn Avenue and Liberty Street along with Hornets dry goods store and the Metonlist Bank building. Estimated property loss runs to three million dollars as flames spread from Caberty Street to Sixth Street, with several other structures damaged or consumed. The fire prompted state legislative coverage as a separate Senate committee investigates Kentucky prison conditions and potential corruption.
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Pittsburg
Menses
T. C. Jenkins
Penn Avene
Amd
Liberty Street
Amitter Caniteoh Wall
Estending
Caberty Street
Penn Avenue
Font Pith
Sixth Street
Avag
Joss
Jenkins Wholesale Oravery
Hornet
Hlorne's
Paes Theater
Metonlist Bank
Cyteern
Kentucky
Gift to Colorado College Enables Women's Center Plan
A donor, unnamed, pledges funds to Colorado College for a building project to provide seating for women and to support faculty efforts amid funding shortfalls. If approved, the bushbox seating will be finished by the start of the new college term.
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Wakaawa
Birlidhiag
William TY. Slocum
Columbda Syelligs
Bengal
Facmty
Ubis
Ube Spork
Money To Be Destroyed and New Silver Certificates Planned
The Carlisle notes plan destruction of silver certificates amid rapid withdrawal. Secretary Gage orders new site trade. Comptroller’s Monthly Statement shows April circulation at 80,824,000 with yearly gains and monthly losses. Registered bona fide deposits secure circulating notes and public deposits rise in the year and month.
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Carlisle
Varaa
Gage
Competrofler
Matical Bank
United States
Tawfal
Amouttal
Fatal Detroit Fire Kills Two Children in Bakery Fire
A two story frame building housing E J Heldel's bakery in Detroit Michigan caught fire Sunday night. The Sing family occupants were surrounded by flames and Liszie Sing aged 20 and Anthony Sing aged 6 died in a back room before aid arrived. Two others suffered serious burns and were hospitalized. Nearby workers at Anh dus Bros Co Youngstown Ohio reported a plant resuming full operation after downtime for over a year. An unrelated note reports a penitentiary marriage for Erving Shaw and Gertie Fisher and a Virginia earthquake near Pulaski with no damage.
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Yiwu
Detroit
Mieh
E. J. Heldel
Nichols Sing
Cua
Liszie Sini
Anthony
Andius Bros. & Co
Youngstown
Ohio
Urese Vnllls
Market prices for livestock grains and goods across cities
Listings from Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Detroit and Milwaukee show cattle, hogs, sheep, wheat, corn, rye and butter prices. Prices are given in ranges for quality grades and per bushel or hundredweight, reflecting regional market activity.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Ures
Detroit
Aneka
Bittle -Atte
New York
IOWA SENATE PASSES RESOLUTION ON VOTING LAWS
The Iowa Senate advances a resolution urging passage of the Terry bill to bring cigarettes under state poll laws, linking it to new revenue and enforcement. Senate vote down the majority amendment. debate swirls over worship and public observance while other measures face passage or defeat.
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Senate
Peice
Senderson
Krowsl
Dirk
Che
Wilson Asad
Atos
Lewissituce
Duces Wilson
Seecehery
Mae Cxvetiads Disgusson Wits Hhalsgerd
The Egypt voyage romance of Miss Carteret and Lawrence
On the ship from Malta to Alexandria Lawrence and Miss Carteret grow closer amid deck promenades and quiet talks. Major Haye and Mrs. Saye observe, while plans shift toward Egypt as Lawrence asks to be remembered kindly if they part, hinting at an unsettled future and a lingering personal tension.
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Tony Xerey
Mifne
Jack Lawrence
Lawrency
Rupe
Mr. Lawrence
Tre. Burton
Miss Carteret
Lawrence
Mias Carteret
Sho
Haye
England
Maye
Ndia
Ingo
Nile
Lawrence Fovnnd, Too, That Hie Place At Meals Was Bealde Miss Carteret
Mina Carteret
Malta
Mise Carteret
Alexandria
Anna
Tyo
Lona
Anne Caderet
Affairs on the Nile and a Cairo household
Anne arrives in Alexandria with Michelle Dumaresq and Paul Eastlake as family tensions unfold. Aunt Charlotte and Mr. Dumaresq press Anne about inheritance and responsibility while Mr. Lawrence arrives from Malta. The scene shifts to a villa near the river with gardens in bloom and a bustling social reception.
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uUie
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Tia
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Aague
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