The Windsor Hotel Fire Tragedy in New York City
A catastrophic blaze at the Windsor Hotel on Fifth Avenue between 56th and 70th streets killed nearly twenty and injured about forty two. Guests leapt from windows as flames roared through corridors and stairwells, with Mrs Abner McKinley and Helen McKinley among those rescued. Firefighters struggled as panicked crowds flooded the streets and spectators watched in horror.
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Windsor
Fifth Avenue
Worty-sixth
Sind Worty
New York
Abner McKinley
Helen McKinley
Iit
Warren Leland
Wilkihe Windsor
Misa Helen Leland
Jan Kirk
Becker Confesses to Wife Murder in Chicago Home
August A Becker admitted to police a second confession detailing the slaying of his wife Jian 27 in their kitchen. He described beating her with a hatchet, dismembering the body, burning remains in a stove, and burying bones on the prairie near Isome. Becker, who wed a 17-year-old after the murder, initially lied claiming she left for Milwaukee, then said he pushed her into the lake.
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A. Becker
Chicago
Flint
Ripley
Tint
Levin
Pearson
Barly
Hier
Behen
Becker
Isome
Milwaukee
Hhe
Randolph Street
Wheaton's forces rout 2,000 Filipinos at Pasig
General Wheaton leading the U S flying column defeats about 2,000 insurgents at Pasig on Wednesday afternoon. American loss is light while 350 insurgents captured. Washington volunteers burn Pateros, facing sharp enemy fire. Wheaton's brigade continues clearing rebels around Yasiy and Pasig river towns. Authorities anticipate further advances before the rainy season drives insurgents into uncultivated regions.
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Wheaton
Losa
Llnyd Wheaton
United States
Pasig
Yasiy
Washington Volunteers
Pateros
Pasigud Pateros
Aguas Bay
Pasig River
Tle
Ollicigls
War Department
Cfen
Otis
Withdrawal of Volunteer Troops From Cuba Reported
Secretary of War orders indicate a plan to withdraw all volunteer troops from Cuba within a month for army reorganization and health reasons. The move, to be financed by government funds, would reduce overseas presence while maintaining a small garrison at key ports.
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Thias
Cuba
The Sunday School Lesson Review on Johns Gospel
A Sunday School study reviews Johns Gospel as a Messiah focus rather than a strict chronology. It outlines the gospel’s structure, identifies key timeframes from 26 to 29 A D, and suggests lesson themes from Christ revealing himself in various contexts.
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Jesus
Joby
Christ
Messiah
God
Jerusalem
Judea
Nicodemus
Samaria
Jacob's Well
Galilee
No- Clemith
Capernaum
Bethesda
John
Tabernacles
Peren
Terusaem
Prssover
Tesson
Gaia
Simaria
Ginngah
Sea of Galilee
Entertainer Bret Forams Pravity Quote Confuses Readers
An unclear quote attributed to Bret on depravity and hunger circulates with garbled phrasing. The fragment suggests a discussion about depravity and societal hunger but lacks coherent context or identifiable events, making precise reporting difficult.
German professor shares Africa expedition experience
A German professor describes his journey in Africa noting the best protection against beasts is a sudden open of abarrel or umbrella to startle them, claiming the animals fear such movement as a defense tactic.
Spring Unlocks The Flowers In Hood Sarsaparilla Ad
A vintage testimonial style ad promotes Hood s Sarsaparilla as a cure for blood disorders. It claims improved health, vitality, and relief from conditions like dyspepsia catarrh rheumatism and anemia. Names and addresses accompany the endorsements.
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Hood
Wood
Syste E. Brown
Astor Hill
Lynn
Masa
Sexney
Denver
Col
J. 8. McMatn
Stamford, CE
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Mars
Witvya
Curti
Ike
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Wwe
Alow
Ali
En Ha' Rey
Columbus
Secker
Bret
Goirand
Kaduy
Reroy Ferd
T. Tovicing
Grant Jones
Fourth Street
Sioux City
Town
Ratesta
Canada
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Galith
St. Pan
Ng &T
Holtig
Manitoba
Aplulliala Sassatchewan
Alberta
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Das Molinos
Iowa
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