Survivors recount Milwaukee hotel fire fear and rescue
Wobendatr Rudloff, president of Northwestern Graphing, one of the survivors, describes injuries and sleepless nights after the New Avelline hotel fire in Fort Wayne. He helped rescue guests and narrowly escaped. Dentists identify the last recovered body as Charles Benjamin of Petro. Fire officials say more bodies are unlikely. equipment and response debated.
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Veterans barbooze row in national homes protest
Washington May 7 Senate considers denying veterans access to canteens at National Soldiers Homes. Report cites dis trict opposition and broader push on veteran welfare. A separate bill advances to restrict child labor with age limits on farm work and school hours.
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Vreeland Idea Wins Caucus Votes and Currency Plan
The caucus approves a currency bill leading to a committee draft to study the currency question and report a bill next session. Vreeland’s proposed provisions are amended to remove his direct leadership, and a special committee of 12 is to draft new coinage statutes under the general framework. Weeks, Merrill, and Wnowlaard are named to the committee to report a perfected bill at the conference Monday evening.
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Discrimination Debate Atop Press League Influence
Washington and Way T Pie Thoee examine discrimination questions amid busy newspaper publishing discussions. The article notes representatives like Joly Norris of the Newspaper Publishers Association urging unity and addressing industry challenges, while mentioning figures such as Cardinal Launches and Roosevelt Westinston in a local context.
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Notable Rife of Early World Figures and Incidents
The report lists diverse events and persons: Rigperan Willian awarded a order of pie in Prussia era and Charles Perea elected bishop in the Pappines. Henry Yo Satie presides in Wash. Allosd Parity in Gerress. medical and political figures attend events in Lisbon and New York. A murder in Lake Benton, a dynamited engine in Fredonia, Portugal’s Manuel takes oath as king, and Morgan arrives Paris from Italy.
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Thought He Was Smart The Man With the Gun
A dismissive exchange about men and love quotes a Philadelphia Inquirer line and Washington Star quips on attractiveness and first meetings. The dialogue notes boastful claims of dating many women and a remark about a man in football clothes and a woman in a motor car costume.
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Be It Known By These Presents Wedding Formula
A playful exchange from the Baltimore American frames wedding announcements with a formal phrase. The dialogue mocks tradition by pinning the standard line Be it known by these presents to matrimony rituals.
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Coming 10 Time Now Representatives Seek Help In Elections
Washington dispatch notes senators urge support for speeches on public land laws and election efforts. Roosevelt faces pressure as Congress fights over appropriation bills and naval funding. Idaho's Herndon oratorical debut praised for clarity on Brownsville steelship debates.
Lillian Russell in Wildfire draws record Bucklen crowd
Lillian Russell starred in the racing comedy Wildfire at the Bucklen Theatre. Tickets and standing-room sales surged, with receipts around 1075 dollars. The cast, led by Russell and manager Joseph Brooks, delivered a metropolitan production with notable humor and strong supporting turns from Will Archig the stable boy.
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House Wanted for Long Rental in Central Location
Businessman seeks a long term ten room house or larger with hardwood floors baths and modern conveniences. Willing to pay 5 to 30 dollars. If you have such or will build one in a central satisfactory location contact C. J. R. at Review office for personal interviews unless barred by advertiser. 28att Victor talking machine at Ned’s.
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Precinct Meetings Call For County Republican Convention
The county central committee chaired by Wilson Roose urges Republicans to meet on May 19 in towns and precincts to select delegates for the county convention to be held in Goshen on May 21. The full call with meeting places will appear in tomorrow's Review.
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