Tragic factory accident kills eight girls in city
In Philadelphia on April 30 a deaf and dumb boy caused a collapse at the Marburger Homan Co cigar factory on Tenth Street and Washington Avenue. Eight young women died and three others were fatally injured as hundreds panicked, with ambulances and patrol wagons aiding in mass救.
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Philadelphia
Isador Baccus
Marburger, Homan & Co
American Tolesco Company
Tenth Street
Washington Avenue
Mary Greatwiva
Helen Tolini
Elizabeth Tartine
Annie Tnokehm Schneider
Louis DE Sep
Ida Green
Annie Ford
Mary Meslon
Josephine O' Ronco
Baccus
Alo
M Hlerk
Neese
Helen Tottul
Parente
Allie
Manila Court Martial Confronts Lukban Poisoned Spear Charge
Lt George Rhids Jr testifies at the Manila court martial for General James H. Stith. He asserts Lukban issued orders to poison native spears and identifies a signed Lukban proclamation claimed to stir Filipinos, while Lukban denies authorship. The session adjourned to Saturday.
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George Rhidds, Jr
James H. Stith
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Leutenant
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Stiebler
Samar
Lukian
Vino
Lokban
Vigan
Cockran Returns From Trip Amid Peace Talk
W Houoke Cockran reports from New York that the Mitre could be decisive in a peace move. He says Baelinh may pay to restore their damaged assets and end the war, while England seeks a large payment to secure peace in South Africa.
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Tie
Maro
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de Rcent
Eneryt
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Gonzalo Quoncila
Prevdent Palma
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Hoe
Recep
Obo
Genort
Jania
Fhedem
Coby
Coha
Maso
England
Africa
W. Houoke Cockran
Kone
Feyot
London
Seay
South Africa
Objection to Culbersons Resolution on the Philippine order
The article reports Senator Culberson pressing a resolution to uncover details of the famous sugar and bore order and the campaign in the Philippines. It notes administration fears of embarrassment, War Department responsibility, and bipartisan moves to obtain truth on alleged atrocities.
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Smith
The
Philippines
Whellington
Calberson
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Burleson
Hoise Committee
Philippine Cmpanies
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Appointments Made by State Commander Adama
Port Worth Texas April 40 State Commander John M Adama of the United Sows of Confederate Veterans today made two more appointments on his personal staff L J Stockett of Fort Worth as militant adjutant and Robert E Govee of Waco commissary general
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John M. Adama
The
United Sows of Confederate Veterans
I. J. Stockett
Fort Worth
Robert E., Govee
Waco
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