Fire sweeps Warren Springer plant as wind fuels Chicago blaze
A massive fire on South Canal Street in Chicago damaged the Warren Springer and related buildings, injuring several firefighters and officers. Twenty five engines fought the blaze from 3 PM, with losses estimated at 50000 to 500000 dollars as multiple firms housed in the complex burned or damaged.
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Morris Back Marries Cambridge Heiress Surprise Wedding
Morris Bayne, son of the late John Morris, wed in Cambridge to the daughter of the late Elliot F. Shepard. The ceremony surprised many, and Mrs Morrie is noted for social ease and charm. The couple, quiet in Cambridge, enjoy horses, carriage life, and theatre, with Morris described as tall and athletic.
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Wakefield Toy Boat Plant Burns. Boy Escapes
A two story wooden building on Emerson street in Wakefield owned by A R Wiley burned after a lantern hung by a boy employed there fell and ignited the woodwork. Firemen found the structure a mass of flames. The boy escaped and alerted others while Mrs Wiley suffered a nervous collapse. The shop, used for toy boat manufacture, held about 2500 in stock with unknown insurance.
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Fragmented OCR hints at political gathering and apologies
The scattered text mentions treason, apologies from Green and others, with references to Recta Elon Warner Miller and H Clay Evans. It alludes to a meeting in New York Philadelphia and a Bum stead assembly with unclear details.
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Clu Entertains Distinguished Speakers Arts Banquet
The Home Market Club hosted its annual banquet at Music Hall with prominent speakers decrying political divisions. Charles Emory Smith of Pennsylvania weighed Reed or McKinley as Republican standard bearer while Henry Clay Evans of Tennessee said the South is no longer solid. Warner Miller of New York discussed trade with foreign ports as local officials were absent.
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McKinley
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Seven nominees declared as Addermanic Bear candidates
The seven highest on the hint were declared the nominees. Leo and Barry of the present board were renominated. Flood and Norris, the South Boston candidates, fell by the wayside. Ex Fire Commissioner George H M Ennis was nominated for street commissioner by acclamation.
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South Boston Democrats Weigh Candidate After Convention
The South Boston Democrats faced a split after the convention with no clear candidate. Friends of Alddonne delayed when seen, while an independent faction floated a Gate for the bone’d. Delegates’ failure to reach agreement is blamed for Flood’s exclusion and the party’s lack of unity.
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Detail of Convention Ex Alderman Donovan Elected Chairman
Ex Alderman P J Donovan was elected chairman at a municipal convention with a fair turnout of delegates. The Democratic city committee reported a strong attendance and support for the party plans. Continued on Page 4.
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James Poops
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