Fire kills twenty five in Italian tenement blaze at 426 Avenue
A New York fire at the House of All Nations on Elev enth avenue claimed twenty one men three women and a ten months old baby killed or suffocated. The blaze started in the basement and raced up the stairs trapping residents as firemen saved others with nets and ladders.
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New York
House of All Nations
Eleventh Avenue
Guisseppe Rossi
Antonio Rossi
Justino Rossi
Nicholas Nogal
Pietro Reresi
Antonio Brocera
M. Vingiguerro
Antonio Villmo
Frances Vilmo
Sarah O'Toole
Antonio D’angelo
Pasqual Marotto
Frank Mastreni
Mattio Vrendo
Jose Mastrini
Pietro Donyski
Joseph, Zorowitch
Frank Delmonio
Antonio Berolich
Antonio Uchillini
Giuseppi Cappelli
Baby Dresi
Mary Quinn
Coney Island Fire Destroys 300 Buildings
Fire swept Coney Island destroying about 300 buildings and causing losses near 1 million dollars. Two lives were lost with several injured as flames spread from near the steeplechase park along the Bowery district.
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New York
Coney Island
Steeplechase Park
Bowery District
Stauch
Forty Five Drowned After Tokai Maru Sinks
It is reported that forty five of the 103 aboard the Tokai Maru were drowned after a collision with the Progress off Hakodate. The engineer died after being rescued by the Progress. The sunken vessel lost its mails and all valuables.
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Yokohama
Japan
Progress
Hakodate
Five Men Blown to Pieces in Montana Explosion
Kalispell Montana November 2 Coroner Willoughby received a telegram from the Hayden justice of the peace reporting that five men were blown to pieces in an explosion at an unidentified location the incident halted local activity and prompted investigations by authorities
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Kalispel
Mont
Willoughby
Justice of the Peace
Hayden
Explosion at magazine belonging to grading contractors
A blast occurred at a magazine tied to grading contractors. Details on casualties or cause remain unclear in the readable text. Authorities investigate the incident and secure the site.
Death Toll Rises From Big Four Wreck In Indianapolis
At Indianapolis on November 1 a Big Four wreck killed sixteen, with Purdue University players among the dead. Dozens more are injured, many seriously, as wreckage spans yards and surrounding towns. Officials report hundreds of cars destroyed and widespread property damage.
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Sxteen
Indianapolis
William Bailey
New Richmond
Ind
Purdue University
Charles Grube
Butler
Charles Furn
Weedersburg
Lafayette
Bert Price
Spencer
J. C. Coats
Berwyn
Purdue College
H. O. Wright
Pendleton
C. C. Adams
Osgood
W. G. McMannus
Davenport
H. O. Leslin
West Lafayette
G. W. Nichols
Philadelphia
L. E. Rush
Dairy Station
A. W. Bitting
Purdue
D. M. Allen
Blanchard
Stone
Pennsylvania
Giesinger
Big Four
Abraham Koontz
Lon Frownfelter
Mietz
Smith and Gownstein
Galion
Bucyrus
Mansfield
Explosion Hits Crestline Railroad Yards
Crestline and surrounding area were struck by a massive blast in the railroad yards last night. Two cars full of dynamite exploded causing widespread destruction and panic as buildings were shattered and walls collapsed. Residents report damage and fear.
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Crestline
Four Die As Wagon Coerces Into Train Near Concord
A wagon pulling a coffin with Mrs. Kate Lewis's body was struck by a Southern passenger train near Concord North Carolina. Four people John Key Benjamin Lippit Daniel Weaver and Lula Townsend were killed instantly as the wagon swerved when the mule team failed. The coffin broke apart and the corpse flew from the wagon as the train passed.
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Charlotte
N. C
John Key
Benjamin Lippit
Daniel Weaver
Lula Townsend
Concord
Kate Lewis
Dowie Restora tion Host Closes Visit in New York
Dowie concludes his visitation in New York City with near nonstop services at Madison Square Garden. A total of thirty eight men and forty one women and girls received the faith healers’ ministrations as the city marked the final day of the revival program.
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Dowie
Gotham
New York
Madison Square Garden
Parks Convicted Again in Extortion Case
New York October 31 Samuel J Parks walking delegate of the House smiths union was convicted of extortion for a second time in General Sessions Court. A twelve minute jury verdict followed two ballots and found him guilty of taking 500 dollars from Tiffany Studios under threat to halt work on three city contracts. He claimed the money was an initiation fine but later admitted disloyalty to his union by employing nonunion workers after receiving the funds. Sentencing set for a week hence as he awaits a writ of error after an earlier Sing Sing sentence of two and a half to three and a half years.
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New York
Samuel J. Parks
Housesmiths’ Union
Court of General Sessions
Parks
Tiffany Studios
Tiffany
Sing Sing
Consolidated Grocers of America Folds Its Stores
Peoria reports the Consolidated Grocers of America said to end its operations after a February founding with 1.5 million capital. Des Moines grocer H W McQuaid, part owner, notes two Peoria stores closed last Saturday and another will close tonight while Chicago and Galesburg outlets also shut. McQuaid cites lack of financial success as the reason.
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Consolidated Grocers of America
Peoria
H. W. McQuaid
Des Moines
Flavel Shurtleff
McQuaids
St. Paul
Beauty Hinges on Health Says Advertising Card
An old advertisement claims true beauty comes from health. It asserts pure blood yields a rosy complexion and happiness, while impure blood causes moodiness and a sallow look. It promotes Wine of Cardus as a tonic to strengthen organs and enhance attractiveness.
Printing papers for photographers at Trune store
A limited stock of Solio and Velox printing papers arrives at Trune store for photographers. уточ
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Solio
Velox
Trrune
Official Directory listing Montana state and Dillon local officials
A compiled roster of state and county officials including Governor J K Toole Lieutenant Governor Frank G Higgins and state officers with duties. It also lists county roles such as Sheriff Duke Gist Treasurer B N Stevenson Clerk John S Baker and Dillon city offices including Mayor B F White and Chief of Police Fred L Stone.
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J. K. Toole
Frank G. Higgins
George M. Hays
A. H. Barrett
J. H. Calderhead
James Donovan
W. W. Welsh
Supreme Court
T. Brantley
George R. Milburn
W. T. Pigott
W.H. Holloway
Henry G. Rickats
James P. Murray
B. F. White
George Woodsworth
Duke Gist
B. N. Stevenson
John 8. Baker
George W. French
A. I. Beardsley
C. W. Robison
Kadwin Norris
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Butte, Montana
Skinner
Storm
Isabella Fox
Isabella Opossum
Epee
Monte Carlos
Holocaust
Christian Catholic Church of Zion
Sam Parks
Grocers
Official Directory
Congressional
W. A. Park
Paris Gibson
Joseph M. Dizon
M. H. Parker
T. J. A. Monaghan
Leonard Elie
George French
A. F. Graster
Wm. Phillips
A. 8. Rife
George Wolt
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