Tragic School Fire Claims Many Young Lives
A devastating blaze trapped students at a school, with doors locked and exits crowded. By 1 pm sixty bodies had been found, many burned beyond recognition. principal Frank P Whit ney estimates deaths from 75 to 150 amid panic and chaotic rescue efforts.
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Tragic Collinwood Fire Toll Reaches 165 Mostly Children
Cleveland reports 165 dead from the Lake View school blaze in Collinwood with 108 identified and 57 unnamed. Investigators probe origin, while officials predict a large public funeral and a unified burial site. Financial aid flows as village and business groups pledge support.
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Floods threaten city as St Marys rises above banks
Flood waters from the St Marys river inundate vast areas from the river to Spy Run avenue and beyond. Homes surrounded, mills and factories halted, and police assist multiple families evacuated. West Superior street and main routes submerged, buses and omnibuses ferry passengers across flooded tracks.
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Unidentified Dead Buried in Colinwood Cemetery
Twenty one white caskets were interred at Colinwood cemetery as a public funeral for Lake View school victims. Seven teen children remain unidentified from the blaze last Wednesday while four identified children were laid to rest with village-borne expenses.
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Britain in Factor in Chino Jap Dispute
Tokyo March 10 A well authenticated report says the Tatsu Maru affair focus has moved to London The British government seeks Japan's plan under the treaty with Great Britain and urges arbitration on the arms restoration while acknowledging the moral aspect Ambassadors and foreign offices exchange notes and await Komura's guidance The situation creates a deadlock as Tokio awaits advice The rest of the article outlines church conference plans in a separate city section detailing sessions and speakers for April and leadership roles.
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British government denies taking steps in Tatsu Maru case
London reports to Tokio that Britain asked Japan via Ambassador Count Kamura about proposed actions in the Tatsu Maru case and advised arbitration. The foreign office stated no steps had been taken in the matter.
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Tokio
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Thaw Marriage Fight Details from Col. Bartlett
New York March 30. Col Franklin Bartlett, counsel for Harry K Thaw and Mrs Wm Thaw, said efforts to nullify the marriage have failed and no separation proceedings are under way. He denied reports of surveillance on Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and stated Thaw seeks reconciliation while her position is for permanent severance. There is no espionage plan by Mrs William Thaw.
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Anderson Prepares for North Indiana Methodist Conference
Anderson Indiana residents plan for the North Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church to meet in April with an expected 800 guests. The conference includes 216 churches across six districts and will select delegates to the national meeting in Baltimore next May. Potential delegate candidates include Union Hunt Apiet er Edgar Hendee Mishawaka Kimbrough Tipton Waugh Cartwright and others.
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Muncie
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Tipton
Eberhart
Mishawaka
G. Co. Cartwright
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Insane Man Slaughters Wife and Child Then Hangs Self
In Pattytown Newton township Ohio, David Davis attacked his wife and one year old child with an ax crushing their heads. He then attempted to kill himself, failed, and hanged himself in the barn. The mother and child are gravely injured. Davis had been unable to pay a mortgage and had shown signs of insanity.
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Piqua
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WED A SACRED DUTY PRAYER URGED TO AID CUPID
Buffalo Bishop Charles Henry Colton urges all unmarried women under his guidance to pray for husbands. In a diocesan circular read in churches, the measure aligns with new church marriage laws by Pope Pius. The exception applies to those seeking holy orders.
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Charles Henry Colton
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Hurty to Inspect Schools and Test Health Next Tuesday
Dr J H Hurty will visit the city next Tuesday to deliver two lectures and examine pupils at several grade schools for signs of contagious disease. He aims to show local authorities the need for a school health inspector to oversee ward health, hastening the decision after days of discussion.
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Battle Creek Flood Submerges Town Areas In Crisis
Battle Creek Michigan reports two square miles inundated as flood reaches peak. About one hundred homes surrounded or submerged with a factory building partially collapsing and water depths rising to notable levels. Emergency crews struggle to contain damage and residents evacuate as water encroaches on streets and neighborhoods.
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