Washington Square Fire Claims Dozens in New York
A blaze at a loft building at 22 Washington Place in Manhattan traps workers from the Triangle Water Company. Rescue teams tally nearly 150 casualties with many dead or dying. most victims are women from the East Side, and two firm partners escaped with their daughters and a governess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington Square
Horeble Hurta
Burns
Joniah
Kawt
Perons
Triangle Water Company
Washington Place
Jaaac Harrin
Max Blanch
Soldiers Preparing for War in Galveston Port
Soldiers ready for war as munition to be tug loaded aboard the discover officer Belem gunboat Tecoma and three transport in port. Preparations to mobilize troops and war vessels appear war play rather than immediate action.
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Galveston
Tex
Poont
Belem
Tecoma
Roope
Magastove and other bulky periodical shipments by post
After July, Magastove and other large periodicals will be transported by the Post Office Department in carloads of freight. The Wooden Steamer Bechell, built for inland lake service by the United Columbia Shipping Company, was lost in a furious gale off Michay Sti Gaerne during wartime duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Magazines
Washington
Postaffice Department
Unclear Article Compiles Mixed Uplift and Tragedy Items
A fragmentary page outlines diverse items from politics to crime and industry. It cites a Utah bill defeat by Governor Spry, Iowa women’s suffrage debate, militia mobilization near April, a murder verdict in Denver, and relief to Chinese famine funds. It also reports Mexican raids near Alpine and troop movements, artillery conversions at Fort Crockett, a thrips solution by Karl Morris, and gas readings from Coal Creek district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Govermor Spry
Iowa Senate
Wealey Churchill
West Side
Denver
Lawra Weebter
W. Clifford Burroiwos
Denver Chamber of Commerce
General
Chamber of Commerce
Alpine
Chino
Duncan
Department of Texas
el Mino
Marathat
Galvestor
Fort Crockett
Karl L. Morris
San Jose
Calif
Beaver
Coal Creek of & Gae Company E
Sprinters Wrestlers and Boxers Feature In Athletic Circuit
Gyon Newry aims for the Olympics for Sweden as Texas sprinter joins the squad. Roy Tolliver defeats Frank thrown champion of Wyoming in Cheyenne. Frankoteh world wrestling champ defeats Fred Beall in Wichita. George Haeckenschmidt to walk for England March 29 after a handicap. Hugo Kelly beats BJ McKinnon in a middleweight clash in Chicago. Frank Goteh wins a handicap wrestling match in Topeka. Sever eld injures catcher T Clark in Hot Springs practice game. Abe Attell and Johnny Coulon set for April 6 New Orleans bout at 116 pounds ringside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyon Newry
Texas
Aweden
Roy Tolliver
Fort Collins
Wyoming
Toro
Leneh
Cheyenne
Frankoteh
Wrester
Fred Beall
Wieconmin
Wichita
Kaw
George Haeckenschmidt
England
Asbell
Abe Attell
Juillet
Johnny Coulon
New Orleans
Taft to focus on Canadian reciprocity and tariff board
President Taft plans to limit his agenda to Congress on Canadian reciprocity and a permanent tariff board. He aims to keep friendly U S relations with Mexico, asserting no overt act will trigger conflict. The November 1910 United States Steel annual report shows total subsidiary business at 704 million dollars, with large expenditures on Gary plant and Tennessee Coal iron, plus a rise in payroll and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Washington
Taftbaw
Mexico
Amy
Volted Blates Steel Corporation
Suisidiary Companion
Maia Eubeldiary
Gary Plast
Tennessee Coal & Iron
W ‘Sear
CIA
Deover
Omaha
Russia To Issue Ultimatum To China On 1851 Treaty
Russia prepares to demand full satisfaction from China over the 1851 treaty with an ultimatum and date for compliance. Admiral Togo plans a U S tour after observing Japan’s coronation events. An American group nears final approval for a 50 million dollar loan to China. Wall Street notes George Gould’s loss of control of Missouri Pacific and D&RG. Ding cabinet resignations circulate but most not accepted.
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China
St. Petersburg
Russia
Togo
Tonshima
United States
Japan
George
Loura Broguet
Douai
Frances
Wall Street
George Gould Han
Missouri Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Tron Mountain
Gould Han
Ding
Gen. Dink
Various 1900s incidents including strikes and fires reported
Detroit woman in Miss Schmalta pursues a first harem skirt patent. strike against Adams Empire Company in New York affects Wells Fargo. Paris reports a horse theft linked to Edmond Nikne case. Hyde Park Country Club in Cincinnati burns with losses around 30000. Dynamite blasts hit Curryville bank, Chicago Telephone Company storehouse. Illinois bribery verdicts. U S District Court limits immunity for packers. telegraphers at Illinois Central threaten strike for higher wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Schmalta
Detroit
Pomeseor
Mike Ite
Sontherth
Michigan
Adame Emprea Company
New York
Welle Fargo
Paris
Rhying Fox
Edmond Nikne Purehiow
Hyde Park Country Club
Promient Golf Organisation
Cinelopati
Curryville
John Broderick
Bannamon County
Mhijmolw
Chicago Telephone Company
Carpentier
United States Hetriet Court
Chicago
Queeb
Humphrey
Wyoming News Briefs From Laramie and Cheyenne
Laramie lists its postal wave range rank seventeenth with seventy one depositors and 2400 deposits, while nearby towns report deposits for Lindvilly Cole and Crt and Cheyenne. An Inter Ocean hotel banquet honors the Colorado Society of the Sons of the American Revolution hosted by the Wyoming Sons of the Revolution with attendees from both states. Bighorn area sheep reports mention scablon outbreaks causing skin and wool loss in Natrona County flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
United
Btacn
Laramin
Lindvilly
Cole
Cheyenne
Inter Ocean Hotel
Guette
Colorado Society
Wyoming Sons of the Revolution
Douglve
Natrona
Sheep Admission to National Forests in Wyoming 2011
The report lists planned sheep admissions to several Wyoming national forests for 2011. Totals include Big Morn 106,000 sheep, Bonneville Green River 25,000, Bonneville Wind River 8,100, Hayden 177,500, Medicine Bow 85,000, Shoshone 74,000, and Wyoming total 216,000 sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Bonneville
Locomotive Boiler Explosion Kills Fireman Manchester
Six miles west of Cheyenne a Union Pacific locomotive boiler exploded killing Fireman F Manchester who died two hours later at a hospital. Engineer Dave G. Clay was uninjured. Manchester had recently arrived in Cheyenne from Yates Center Kansas.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Here
F. ©. Manchester
Dave G. Clay
Manchester
Yates Center
Kan
Government Gets $300000 From Supreme Court Tax Ruling
The government will collect two hundred thousand dollars in Colorado and Wyoming from corporations this year after the U S Supreme Court declared the 1 percent tax on incomes over five thousand dollars constitutional. Corporations must pay by June 30 or face fines from one thousand to five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Colorado
Wyoming
United States Supreme Court
Fort Russell Garrison Reduced as Regiments Depart
Cheyenne dispatch reports Fort Russell left with only two men per company from the Eleventh Infantry Ninth Cavalry and Fourth Artillery alongside elements of the Second Infantry remaining as regiments moved toward Fort Sam Houston after recent departures for the Mexican frontier.
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Fort Russell
Second Infantry
Eleventh Infantry
Ninth Cavalry
Fourth Artillery
Fort Sam Howstom
San Francisco Man Found Dead Near Haford Station
Cheyenne reports W Kelso of San Francisco killed himself with a razor wound to the throat. His body lay near the Union Pacific track with blood leading to an outfit car a mile away. Authorities say delirium from high altitude affected his mind after being four miles from a Union Pacific train at Larame.
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T. W. Kelso
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Haford Station
Kelso
Larame
Wyoming Postoffices Established and Appointments Noted
Wyoming post offices established in Shawnee Converne county with C W Onion as postmaster and Gillespie Albany county with A B Gillespie as postmaster. Congressman Mondell recommended a new office at Ouage Weston county with Joseph M Jordan as postmaster. Pearl G Davie appointed as postmaster at Cheney Uinta county. New postmasters include William JF Brown Camustool and William Mayors Pavilion.
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Washington
Wyoming
Shawnee
Converne County
W. Onion
Gillespie
Albany County
A. B. Gillespie
Mondell Hae
Ouage
Weston County
Joseph M Jordan
Pearl G Davie Oe
Nat ural Gas Find Near Cheyenne Shocks Prospectors
Diamond Cattle Company struck a strong natural gas flow at 1200 feet while drilling for water near Nock River. The discovery, initially kept secret, became known as efforts to acquire acreage faltered. Similar gas finds exist in southern Wyoming near Douglas and other points. The Moorcroft to Tower Star Route began March 15, with petitions for new routes from Wheatland and Golden Prairie referenced to federal departments.
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Cheyenne
Nock River
Diamond Cattle Company
Wyoming
Douglas
Canper
Wie Horm Bawk
Hock River
Mondell
Wheatland
Golden Prairie
Moorcroft
Tower
Cartely
Éib
Five Glory Block Planned in Cheyenne by Senator Prancis
Report states five story business block will rise this year on land adjacent to the Pisine hotel. Senator Prancis is the principal stockholder and the structure would be the second largest building in the area. Officials could not substantiate the rumor due to conflicting agent accounts.
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Cheyenne
Prancis & Warren
Lo & Report
Dlecree Ie
Wyoming News Briefs From Rock River to Lusk
A collection of local notes reports new oil interest near Spring Valley, a Rock Springs Green River road project, a Medicine Bow bank, and Clearmont incorporation plans. Also noted are Weather Bureau exams, a Masonic temple at Lusk, county division votes, and various local incidents and obituaries across Sheridan Cheyenne Rawlins and Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock River
Lander Creamery
National Guard
Cody
Aaratogs
Wheatland
Sheridan
Frank Crane
Tineman
Woos
Superior
Big Horn
Clearmont
Rock Springs
Green River
Eastern
Spring Valley
Wyoming
Black Hills
Douglas
Augustus A. Buechner
Buechner Jewelry Company
Cheyenne
State Fair
Aasterant
Weather Bureau
Platte County
Guernsey
Peter 8. Cook
Platte
Diverse Quotations and Social Commentaries Mentioned in Chicago News
A collage of aphorisms, street anecdotes, and editorial notes from the Chicago News touches on public corruption, labors of fame, and the rise of scientific management. It cites figures like Tetrazzini and Baron Manchausen while lampooning officials and social mores. The piece surveys culture, humor, and early management theory in a brisk, opinionated tone.
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Chicago News
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Casper
SPORT
Hot Springs
Severeld
Cincinnati Nationals
T. Clark
Clark
Rrussia
Beables
Ft. Russell
I Medicine Bow
Lusk
Mary Wachalian
John
Rawlina
McRae
Congregational
John Porter
L. J. Porter
Chester Stodbeger
Larade
James Livingston
Chugwater
Joe Wheeler
Henry HH. Sharer
Percy Kincaid
Birborne
Homer Morrill
Rawlins
Kateas Chiy
Hheshooe
Colorado & Bouther
Tiny Stoddard
Rowter Park
Lovell
Bert Allred
Jane
Hornelf
Janet —Meare
Alond
Ananias Club
Baron Manchausen
Howe
Dr. Cooke
Walter Wollman
North Pole
Columbus
Ohie
Mark Antony
Cleo
Cordelia
Seeian
WI Irwin
Rio Grande
Werta
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