Newark Fire Tragedy Claims Fourteen Lives In Tenement Blaze
New York reports a Newark fire kills fourteen, injures two, and burns many others as flames trap residents in a two story building once used as a church. Authorities arrest Vito Credanza on suspicion of incendiary origins after a late night card game controversy.
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Genuine Plague Case Sparks San Francisco Health Board Action
At a special health board meeting Dr Kinyoun and Dr Gassaway reported that animals inoculated with virus from a Chinese victim on Angel Island died or grew ill with bubonic plague. The board judged the Dupont Street fatality plague afflicted and called for 100 medical volunteers to conduct house-to-house inspections and assist in fumigation and disinfection of the quarter.
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Dramatic Editor Takes Over Daily Capital For A Week
Topeka March 13 Rev Charles M Sheldon assumes editorial and business control of the Daily Capital for one week. The paper will be nonpartisan and focus on moral and spiritual development. Advertising is banished from news pages and telegraph news is sidelined in favor of opinion pieces.
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Fire devastates Dalkenberg saloon area in March blaze
Fire swept through upper Main street in Dalkenberg injuring at least 40 buildings. The flames reached J. K. Searle meat market and Millie Kemp photograph gallery and spread to Mill street blocks, destroying shops and boarding houses. Loss around 400000 with about 150000 insured. plans for stone and brick replacements and temporary shelter underway.
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Strikers Riot in Chicago Leaves One Dead and Six Injured
In Chicago a labor riot at Thirty-sixth and Wallace streets left William Schindler dead from a gunshot after an altercation with Joseph Walsh. Six other men including H. K. McLain and James Coffey were badly beaten. Police arrested Walsh as crowds of strikers clashed with company workers.
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Kentucky calmer as Goebel case unrest fades in Frankfort
In Frankfort the Goebel assassination affair shows a sharp chill after arrests of Powers and others. Republicans fear further arrests and possible clashes over state power while Democrats anticipate action, yet overall public tension eases as the legislature nears end and a peaceful settlement seems likely.
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Siberian Gold Find Rumors From Nome To Dawson City
Arrivals at Dawson City from Cape Nome tell of a rumored richest north find on the Siberian coast opposite Cape Nome. Reports claim the Siberian earth is filled with gold and a rush to the new fields will begin when weather permits.
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Rejection of Canal Treaty Amendment Discussed
The Standard in Loxton on March 12 editorializes against Senate committee amendments to the Hay-Paunceforte convention. It argues such changes would emasculate the treaty and leave the nation no better than if the Clayton-Bulwer treaty were torn up.
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Kansas City cattle and hog prices steady amid strong receipts
Kansas City reports cattle receipts of 4 200 with steady prices across classes heavy native steers at 4.05 to 4.15 lightweights 4.60 to 4.90 stockers and feeders 4.85 to 5.15 butchers cows and heifers 3.24 to 3.80 canners 2.60 to 3.25 fed westerns 5.0 to 5.25 Texans 3.65 to 4.45 hogs 4.25 to 4.53, sheep 4 500 mostly common killers selling steady. Colorado lambs 6.25 to 6.85 yearlings 5.50 to 6.00, muttons 4.85 to 5.60, stockers 4.00 to 5.50, culls 4.00.
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Ely Cream Balm Promises Cure for Catarrh and Hay Fever
The advertisement promotes Ely Cream Balm as a cleansing soothing remedy for catarrh and nasal inflammation. It alleges drying preparations worsen the condition and claims the balm cures without pain or irritation. A 10 cent trial size is mailed, with 50 cent retail size from druggists. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St New York.
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