Firemen Dig Through Ruins After Orphan Asylum Fire
In Rochester New York on Tuesday a devastating blaze killed 26 children one nurse and a cook at the orphan asylum. Ambulances rushed victims to hospitals as nurses and residents recounted the horror and managers admitted neglect of fire safety measures and night patrols.
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Rochester Orphan Asylum
Rochester
N. Y
Orphan Asylum
Ortea
Miss Ashdown
F. M. Hibbard
Fatal Chemical Fire Claims Two Rochester Firemen
A nitrate building at Eastman Kodak in Rochester burned on Tuesday. Firemen Lieut. Edward Murphy and George F. Long died from chemical fumes. George Kitlinger was severely injured and may die. Loss estimated at 8000 dollars. The blaze started when nitric acid contacted a wooden floor.
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Rochester
N. Y
Eastman Kodak Works
Edward Murphy
George F. Long
George Kitlinger
Train Collision Kills Six to Seven in Morgantown
An engine running light struck a freight train on the Monongahela River division of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Anderson on Tuesday morning at eight o'clock. Six or seven men died, two were seriously injured. The dead were railroad employees from Fairfield or nearby. one tramp was riding the freight. The wreck happened on a trestle that collapsed and tore the track.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Monongahela River
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Anderson
Fairmont
Sweden
Nordlund
Lombroso
Malmo
Hippodromen
Kristianstad
Narva
Rekekroken
Kullen
Halahult
Rikadag
the Patriotic Society
Heleneborg
Svalof
A. Holm
Quet
B. Welinder
Gagner
Ysted
Borlange
Kansas Prosperity Highlighted In State Legislature
Gov William E Stanley reports general prosperity in Kansas with agricultural values up over 66 million dollars and bank deposits rising more than 17 million in two years. Bonded debt down 3 million and mortgage indebtedness reduced about 8 million.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
William E. Stanley
Peaceful Outlook Reported on Venezuela Revolution
Washington dispatches quote Minister Loomis reporting from Venezuela that the Peraza rebellion appears fully suppressed and the situation has a more hopeful aspect for the country and its stability.
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Washington
State Department
Loomis
Venezuela
Perraza
Senate bill calls for hanging kidnappers in Missouri
Jefferson City Mo Jan 9 A senate bill proposes hanging as the punishment for kidnapping. This measure targets kidnappers, seeking a harsher penalty and deterrence.
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Jefferson City
Senate
Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Livestock Moves
Wheat firmer then weaker on May futures while corn and oats swing. Pork lard and ribs rise, potatoes and eggs adjust, butter steady, live poultry steady, cheese firm, hogs and cattle mixed with cattle steady and sheep easing.
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Hebrons
Siao
South Omaha
Neb
Texas
Danish West Indies questions stall Danish American talks
Danish American trade grows with US imports to Denmark rising and Danish Antilles status debated in Washington. Reports say inhabitants face uncertain citizenship if the islands pass to the United States, delaying negotiations and stirring public comment.
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Denmark
Edward Brandes
Kristiania
Rustad
United States
Copenhagen
L. 5. Swenson
Danish Antilles
Germany
Danish West Indies
Porto Rico
Washington
Gymnastic Union of
Nyborg
Why He Preferred to Stay
A dialogue between a landlord and tenant about overdue rent ends with a tenant choosing to stay at the current rate. The exchange hints at hardship and a moral note on a mother’s care and life’s romantic ideals.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
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Baltimore & Ohio Road
West Virginia
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Woonsocket
S. C
Frank Arnold
Fred Depot
Here
Arnold
Circuit Court
Government of Filipino
Manila
Philippine Commission
Government of Municipalities
Luzon
Laroe
Marinduque
Silang
Mansfield
David Ozier
Shiloh
Richland
New York
Jan
Scandinavian News
North Sea
Finland
Helsingfors
Christianstad
Isanmaan
Jacques Ahrenberg
Helsingborg
Taimi Stock Company
Viborg
Bobrikoff
Stockholm
Railway Department
Westerns
Jesus
Stafsinge
Josef
Maria
Relie
Malmodus
Soffelund
Bronnestad
Skane
Gustaf Rooth
Nuremberg
Otto Nordenskjold
Baron Klinckenstrom
Bernesand
Norway
Storthing
N. L. Kolbenstvedt
Ryfylke
Kon~erud
Drammen
Switzerland
Bjornson
Paris
Nils Collett Vogt
B. Spear
Narvik
Wiull
Spear
Kristiansand
England
Eg Iin
Krisiansand
Herman Hagerup
Edvard Grieg
Bergen
Military Academy of Norway
Col. Sommerfelt
Academy
Stang
Department of Defenses
Gina Krog
Commercial Club
Aal Cemetery
Hallingdal
London
Standard
Berlin
Saxegaard
Pacific Ocean
P. Defoire
Devils Lake, N. D
Alii
Grand Forks, N. D
Fur Works
Eugene Field
Indianapolis Journal
Earth
Eugene Field Monument
Eanally
Monroe
Chicago
Ripans
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