Tragic Baltimore Theatre Disaster Leaves 23 Dead
A fireless gas leak sparked a deadly crush at a Baltimore theater during a Hebrew opera. Over 20 people died and more than 100 injured as exits clashed and stairs collapsed under a frantic stampede. Police and fire crews removed bodies to the morgue amid chaotic identification efforts.
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Baltimore
Trontst Theater
Ces
Eges
Ethem
Iere
Efler
Asa
Eicort
Morelle
Imorgue
Sara Stove
Eatly
Oal
Ories
Lanedius Leones
Nas
Louis Aimel
Gabriel Bernstein
Peresa Poruetein
Webbe
I Bernstein
Nag Ho Faveli
Neo Cohen
Eresidin
Bylidian
Morris Levenson
Erocet
Morris de Tosen
Jacob Ro
Ms Sale¢lere
Juchess Baral
Vera Isarel Annandoseph Leberw
Wolf Torwitz
Sarah Lock
Tvo
Samuel
Kramer
Stoner
Tine
Malory & Snyder Assigns In Monroe City Trade Firm
Vincennes Ind Dec 28 The firm of Malory and Snyder general merchants of Monroe City has made an assignment due to general hard times Liabilities 6500 assets 3500 The move affects creditors and customers in the region as the firm seeks liquidation under a court process.
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Vincennes, Ind
Malory & Snyder
General Merchants
Monroe City
Stoves Connected Any Part of the City
Frank Batis announces stove connections for any part of the city.
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Tol
Frank Batis
Sound financial policy proposed in bimetallism talk
A Yale professor Irving Fisher argues gold appreciation does not erase debts and favors a parallel standard. Stanford's Boward A. Russ critiques current gold and silver relations while urging sound monetary policy to avoid currency famine and falling prices.
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American Economic Association
Sion
State Senate Chamber
Irving Fisher
Yale
Fisher
Belmont- Morgan
Boward A. Russ
Stanford California
Lesan
Difficuit
Jlenny W. Parnham
Yate University
Bret Vhaemie Gasners
Oklahoma Divorce Claims Duel Between Lawyers
In Oklahoma City District Court Mrs. Isabella Weiss won a divorce from Joseph Weiss on non support cruelty and neglect. The case revealed alleged intimate relations with Dr. Abram Mayer of New York and a potential remarriage plan if the decree stood. Attorneys for the defense clashed with Hon Selwyn Douglass for the plaintiff and PD Lewis for the husband, trading sharp exchanges but no further hostilities are expected.
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Oxnanoma City
Okla
U. P
District Court
Isabella Weiss
Joseph Weiss
Seventy-fourth-st
New York
Abram Mayer
Weiss
Mayer
Selwyn Douglass
Two Smooth Fellows Bond Bill Passes To Get Off With Mild Dose
George Newman alias Carlton and Frank Preston receive police court sentences of 100 dollars and costs plus 30 days in the workhouse. The pair had been linked by a series of alleged crimes and were escorted from the scene as investigations continued. Samuel Gompers to visit Indianapolis next week as labor leader arrival approaches. Government bond debates and political commentary wrap a busy legislative week with Dingley predicting sufficient opposition to be overcome. Governor McKinley comments on tariff bill as emergency measure amid national talk of economic policy.
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George Newman
Carlton
Frank Preston
Gompers
Samuel Gompers
The
Nation of Labor
Inedianapolis
Mr McBride
Speaker Need
Dingrey
Cleveland
Eoumet
Senate
House
Pere
Capitol
Treasury Department
Ait. Brosius
Cinafi
Weechiniey
Conemers
U. P
Priday
Gov
Chiniey
Dingley
Ways and Means Committee
Wlre
Inviand
McKinley
Lon Rooker Plea Temporarily Insane in Murder Trial
Lon Rooker, who fatally stabbed his wife and attempted suicide last September, was visited in jail by a Sun reporter. He refused to discuss the murder or the upcoming trial set for March. The defense likely hinges on temporary insanity, a strategy prosecutors say could be pivotal.
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Lon Rooker
Wo Sun
Hoag
Tris Lux
Booker
Wiltsie
Tts
Uatalan
Rooker
Wreck of Illinois Central Fast Mail Near Water Valley
The southbound Illinois Central fast mail from Chicago to New Orleans derailed near Water Valley Mississippi Friday night due to a broken rail. All passengers and most crew escaped with only minor injuries. Express-messenger Dale of Cairo sustained the most serious, though non fatal, bruises. Delayed travelers were brought to Indianapolis Saturday by a special train. Weather: Indianapolis area cooler with warmer foggy Saturday night and Sunday showers.
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Illinois Central
New Orreans
U. P
Iinois Central
Chicago
Water Valley
Miss
Dale
Cairo
Local Ads and Repair Services in Historic Notice
Advertisement fragment lists Driven Wells at 40 E per foot Jill Indiana Ave and People’s Shoe Repair ing wo offering shoe repair and delivery by phone at 1503. Also promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a 25 cent price and refund guarantee for cold cure at 165 Virginia Ave.
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Indiana-Ave
Virginia-ave
Company Statements On Streetcar Incident Reputation
A rough transcript shows a streetcar conflict with mixed assurances from a company spokesman. The firm pledges support for the involved operator while expressing condolences to a widow and acknowledges public concern at Indianapolis and broader complaints about conduct.
Atrocities Reported in Asia Minor Amid Armenian Crisis
Dispatches from Constantinople relay Austrian and allied accounts of mass killings and enslavement of Armenian civilians. The writer cites widespread violence, deportations, and the forced transfer of women and children as the collapse of secure safety unfolds.
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Re Foley
Boston
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Arvin Adling
Pyatin Sando
Wan
TSG
Reinaing
Wife Shielded Husband Faces Perjury Claim
The article describes Hemarhkstoxr wife describing a confrontation where she swore out a warrant for her husband Morris Conklin arrest on assault charges. She alleged injuries from a seating incident and testified at court while the judge suggested perjury could be involved, then released her with a warning, and Morr is denied striking his wife.
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Morris Conklin
Kaspar
Conklin
Western Union Moves Back to Original Fire-Damaged Office
The Western Union Telegraph Company returns to its former Peart Street quarters after remodeling. The office, formerly driven out by the Schreicher and Lee fire, has been restored to first-rate condition and is ready for work.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Tempora
Peart St
Offic
Schreicher & Lee
Religious notices and local arrests in Indianapolis
Dr G D Watson holiness evangelist preaches at Salvation Army hall Sunday at 11 am. Salvation Army thanks helpers for Christmas dinner. Rev D R Lucas to lead Sixth Christian Church services. Holiness group rents Friends' Church on Delaware St for series starting Sunday night. Marriage licenses listed John G Gall to Kate Osborne and Joseph Moore to Jennie Brewer. Arthur Nelson pleads guilty to petit larceny stealing gloves from Danbury Hat Co and is arrested in Hamilton Ohio. he has no home and history in penitentiaries. Leaky cisterns cleaned and cemented at low prices. pumps and fixtures advertised.
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G. D. Watson
Salvation Army
Ella Saulsbery
Edward
Mary Brady
Samuel
Ida Ashley
I. BE
Emma Davis
W. FF
Mrs. Snider
Sec
Lee Edwards
Denths
Phebe M. Taylor
Fred Stanwood
John G. Gall
Kate Osborne
Joseph Moore
Jennie Brewer
Arthur Nelson
Danbury Hat Company
Hamilton
Wilson
Streetcar Conductor Injured Entering Car at Railroad Crossing
Albert Campbell a street car conductor fell while attempting to board his car at the railroad crossing on West Washington Street Friday night and sustained a burst blood vessel in an ear. For a time his condition was feared dangerous but on Saturday Dr Pettijohn said he would recover.
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Albert Campbell
W. Washington St
Pettijohn
Maurice Thompson's Assault Sentenced In 90 Days Jail
Maurice Thompson, a colored man, assaulted his wife Laura by withholding fire causing her suffering. Judge Cox sentenced him to 90 days in jail with a $1 fine on a Saturday. Fragmentary ad lines follow mentioning furnishing, beds, tile designs, and contact details for Frank Potts and others.
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Maurice Thompson
Laura
Judge Cox
Maurice
Man Beats Wife in Fatal Drunken Brawl
At 2924 Leithgow Street Charles Green 27 beat his wife Ellen 28 in a drunken quarrel. Ellen died soon after from a fractured skull and brutal injuries. Green was arrested after four officers dragged him from the home.
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Pui LA A del Puta
U. P
Leithgow St
Charles Green
Ellen
House of Correction
Green
Japanese Parliament convenes Saturday session
Multiple items report events on Saturday including a Tokyo parliament session beginning, Chicago tailor Ely & Co signing for 85000, actor William H Wallis death in Philadelphia, a New York bank loan drop of 11180100, Norwich grain warehouses burned causing 75000 loss, Syracuse Sweet Manufacturing under receivership with 400000 liabilities, and Lord Dunraven resuming charges against yacht Defender owners with no further details.
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Ely & Co
Chicago
Wm. H. Wallis
Philadelphia
New York Weekly
L. D. Maton
Norwich
N. Y
Sweet Manufacturing Company
Syracuse
Lord Dunraven
Defender
New York Yacht Club
England
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