Fireman and Two Women Die as WV Fire Tragedy Unfolds
A three story building at 374 Hudson Street in New York City catches fire killing Fireman Thomas Malloy and Archibald Grogan and Mary McMahon and Margaret Ryan. Two other tenants Kate Higgins and Edward Walsh are injured as residents jump or are struck by flames. The Trinity Church corporation owned the row of buildings housing confectioners supplies on the ground floor and several families above.
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Hudson Street
Thomas Malloy
St. Louis
Archibald Grogan
Mary McMahon
Margaret Ryan
Kate Higgins
Edward Walsh
Trinity Church Corporation
John H. Eggers
Thomas McManus
McManus
McManuses
Kate Higginson
Foreman Walsh
Walsh
Miss Ryan
Archifisd
Weston Fire Ravages Town Half in West Virginia
A blaze in Weston West Virginia destroyed about 160000 dollars of property, with one third insured. The fire damaged half the business district near the state hospital for the insane. A suspension bridge collapsed injuring Deputy Woodell and Henry Fisher, while J S Mitchell died from a wall collapse as rain finally aided firefighting efforts. Weston has no fire department.
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Waiktine
W. Va
West Fork
William Woodell
Henry Fisher
J. S. Mitchell
Weston
Nine Deaths From Fire At St Saveur Church and Hospital
A fire at St Saveur church and hospital in LILue, France, on March 30 led to the rescue of all patients. Three died later from fright. Fifteen soldiers aiding the fire were poisoned at a shop, six dying from the draught. The disaster left nine dead in total.
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Lilue
France
St. Saveur
Coal Break Fire Destroys Johnson Breaker at Priceburg
Fire totally destroyed Johnson breaker No. 1 at Priceburg owned by O. S. Johnson and others. Loss estimated at $100,000. Located in Scranton, the blaze occurred on March 30. Damage covers machinery and structure with no reported injuries.
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Scranton
Johnson
Priceburg
O. S. Johnson and Others
Palmetto mob blocks registration in St Landry Parish
Special dispatches report 300 armed men seized Palmetto in St Landry Parish to stop black residents from registering. Regulators flogged several registrants and then shot at Reuben Stelly. he and Alice Bouttee were killed, others wounded as the mob fired into Stelly's house. White man Atantas Fontenel also killed in the parish.
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New Orleans
Palmetto St. Landry Parish
Palmetto
Reuben Stelly
Alice Bouttee
Grand Coteau
Stelly
St. Landry Parish
Atantas Fontenel
Who Was the Chicago Corpse? Possible Identifications Hinted
Mystery of a body found in a box by Hass and Griess at Austin last week remains unsolved. Reported disappearances include Oliver Pike in Seattle and Joanes Prosper Chazal near Salt Lake City. Frenchmen identify Chazal though coroner doubts details align with Pike or the Frenchman. A Newark conference vote blocks women lay delegates by three to many.
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Chicago
Carl Hass
Phillip Griess
Austin
West
Salt Lake City
Oliver Pike
Seattle
Wash
Joanes Prosper Chazal
Chazal
Theodore Mosher
McNally
William Hawes
Fayette
Fulton County
Ohio
Verney
Newark
Newark Methodist Episcopal Conference
Cheap Clothing Stampede Ends in Injured Shopper
Indianap olis reports a midnight crowd at a discount store led to a scramble for entry. Women and children were shoved, a 45 year old boy was trampled, police restrained the crowd and brought the boy inside with his feet still entangled. The piece also recounts a family saga in Crawford County and notes on North Indiana Conference doings.
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Crawford County
North Indiana
Riley
Indianapolis
Ya. m
Error or Something in an Note in the Iron Hall Litigation
The Union Trust company seeks to foreclose a $1,600 mortgage on the Iron Hall estate of John Lehman. Mark C. Davis claims payment in full and shows a receipt. experts say the receipt was altered to remove a $1,600 principal claim.
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Iron Hall
Indianapolis
Union Trust Company
John Lehman
Mark C. Davis
Supreme Sitting
Davis
Lehman
Trust’ Company
Disappearance Mysteries Weave Through March Reports
News from Laporte Evanston and other towns recounts revived talk on George Crawford presumed dead after his among years of searches. The Northwestern event notes speculation and possible confession as a potential reveal. RicoMoco reports Methodist conference business and Miss Kirschner support funds. Lispenard, famed Forester, vanishes again prompting fears of foul play amid Cox-Meyers intrigue.
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Crawford
RicoMoxo
North Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. H. Hill
Muncie
Edith G. Kirschner
India
Missa Kirschner
Calcutta
Woop
Charles F. Lispenard
The
Foresters
Lispenard
Cox-Meyers
Senora de Lome Defends Cuba in Chicago Fundraiser
An extended interview recounts Senora de Lome defending Cuba and criticizing Cuban exiles, praising Spain and Weyler while denying U.S. hostility. She recalls a charity event in Buenos Aires and notes American wives funding the Cuban cause through their money and cigar factory earnings.
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Buenos Ayres
Cleveland
Carnegie Hall
United States
Junta
Cuba
Spain
Sonora
Cuban
Congress
Olney
Bunc—buncombe
Buncombie
Cabot Lodge
Republican Party
Florida
Senora
General Weyler
Italy
Senora de Lome
Cuba Libre
Chicago
Basilieaa
lega‘Non
Washington
New York World
Crafting a leather round box with tray and handkerchief case
Instructions describe selecting pliable yet firm goat leather to form a round box with circular base and laced edge. A shoemaker punch marks holes, tiny strips lace the pieces, heat sets the design, then a shallow inner finish adds depth. A tray from a larger piece features a marked rim, lacing, and etched border. A masculine handkerchief case uses brown ribbons or brown silk lining and etched designs, all with a manly style. CLARE BUNCE.
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Clare Bunce
President Cleveland and Cabinet Wives Debate
A Washington dispatch reports President Cleveland has not frequently acted as social arbiter of the administration. If the tales are true, he is said to have stepped in with a decisive executive vote on cabinet ladies prompts.
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Boston Globe
Washington
Cleveland
Dever
A Successful Housekeeper And The Daily Routine
A guidance piece on running a home with method and routine. It stresses schedule like a business, simple French breakfasts, daily tasks from washing to caring for beds, and everyday mending. It advises involving the maid respectfully and adding color and order to meals.
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Napoleon
Bridget
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