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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1909

Page

16

Thrilling Fire at Empire Hotel Stuns New York Crowd

A dramatic rescue at the Empire Hotel fire details how Battalion Chief Binns signaled a ladder crew to save a woman two stories below the top, a midair struggle ending with her safe return and, humorously, her dog and jewels. The account contrasts brave firemen with arsonists and sketches Fire Department routines and alarms in vivid period flavor.

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Firefighters and dogs guard a burning scene in a vivid tale

A fiery scene unfolds as horses and crewmen are described racing from a blaze. A dog named Oakie guards the site while a lieutenant recalls the loyalty of dogs. The piece then shifts to wartime naval newspapers and New York City’s shifting centers of activity.

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Wealth of the United States in 19th Century Scale

The national wealth exceeds 100 billion dollars with an average of about 1500 per person if evenly distributed. Real estate and taxed improvements form half, railroads and equipment exceed 11 billion, manufactured goods total 7.5 billion, furniture and carriages are comparably valuable, and livestock stands near 4 billion.

United States L. G. Powers Census Bureau Washington United Stateth Ser

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