Sacrifices Her Life In Stove Fire Tragedy In New York
Mary Farrell a West Forty third street tenant house teamstress is dying in Roosevelt hospital after saving fourteen occupants from a stove explosion. She carried the burning stove down stairs and urged others to seal exits, her dress catching fire and a fall ending in fatal injuries. Firemen put out the blaze as she dies.
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New York
Mary Farrell
Roosevelt Hospital
West Forty-third Street
Miss Ferrell
Miss Farrell
Kern Charges Funds in Indiana Campaign Fight
In Tipton on October 27 John W Kern accused Fred Sims secretary of state of handling 100000 dollars of campaign money traced to trusts and combines. Sims denied the charge calling it absolutely false and said he knew nothing of any such fund.
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Tipton
Ind
Indiana
Fred Sims
John W. Kern
Kern
Indianapolis
John W Kern
Bandit's Bold Deed Delays Ransom Near Mount Vernon
In Mount Vernon Washington a lone bandit abducted Edward English a wealthy lumberman three miles from town forced a five thousand dollar ransom note to be signed and sent to his wife then left him bound to a tree. English escaped and notified Sheriff deputies. Also noted is the death of North Dakota reformer ex Governor John Miller remembered as Honest John who fought the Louisiana lottery.
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Mount Vernon
Wash
Edward English
English
Mr. Hannay
Henry Day
Skagit County
Duluth
Minn
John Miller
North Dakota
John” Miller
Mrs Stevens Re elected President of WCTU
Denver October 27 by unanimous vote Mrs Lillian Stevens was re elected president of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union. San Angelo Texas October 27 fire destroyed the residences of W Caldwell Fred Rock and M W Brinegar total loss about 10000 with small insurance.
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Stevens
Denver
Lillian Stevens
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
San Angelo
Tex
W. Caldwell Fred Rock
M. W. Brinegar
Fifty Majority Maintained by Laurier Government
Toronto dispatch reports the Laurier government holding a majority of fifty with about fifty points heat in the election.
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Toronto
Ont
Laurier
Sherman bond issue approved and recorded
Mayor Crarcroft announced that Sherman’s $30,000 bond issue has been passed on and approved by Attorney General Davidson in Austin, and the bond was ordered recorded.
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Sherman
Crarcroft
George P. Brown
Austin
Davidson
Robbery and assault blind Velma man near Fort Worth station
W H Ferguson of Velma Oklahoma was found beaten unconscious in an alley near Fort Worth union station early Tuesday. Two white men pretended to help him then beat and robbed him of 100 dollars and a suitcase before escaping.
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Fort Worth
W. H. Ferguson
Velma
Okla
Union Station
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Wagner
Fidence
Bryan
Howell & Newton Corpor
Reelfoot Lake
Tenn
Singer
Philadelphia
Ethel Hart Jackson Zimmerman
Benoni Lockwood, Jr
Washington
Roosevelt
Old City Hall
WW. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Park Row
Mack
Tattle
Cash
A. W. Wilkerson
J. W. English
E.H. Astin
J. K. Parker
Drew Selby
Vici
America
Ladies Oxfords
Home Journal
Ilson & Derde Munsig
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