Fire destroys five-story tenement in Allen Street blaze
A deadly fire raged through a five-story tenement at 105 Allen Street, New York, early Tuesday, trapping residents as fire escapes clogged with debris hindered escapes. Dozens injured, with reports of twenty deaths and many rescued by firemen, policemen, and bystanders amid shifting winds and collapsing stairs.
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New York
Bcripps
Wrak Press Association
Allen St
Woten
Ely
Rou Yernnur
Kellevue
Murdson Nd Bt
Vincent's Hospitals
Peace prospects in Russo Japanese war discussed
SCRIPPS MRAE PRESS ASSOCIATION reports in St Petersburg that a fresh Russian army may be raised while diplomacy could end the war. Public sentiment favors peace talks with possible concessions on Manchuria and the Liaodong peninsula. Some officials insist war continues until Russia yields or finances fail Japan. Russia may propose terms, while news from Towio notes Japan ready to bargain if Russia offers satisfactory terms.
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Gzar
War Council
Scrippedy
RAE Press Association
ST. Petersburg
den. Kuropatkin
Japan
Swace
Russia
Manchuria
Taiaodong Peninsula
Coren
Baghalion
Rudkla
Far East
Vidivortok
Novce Vreinya
Coar
Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Towio
Rosai
Scripps-3nrre Press Association
Semmoygan
Wis
Father Thuy
Death by own action of a boy in Kentucky
Giorgs Cutler Jr aged 11 living near Springfield Kentucky reportedly killed himself with a piece of binder twine attached to a fence post. A blaze beginning at midnight Monday caused 25 damages to a nearby property, sparked by careless sparks from Spartan wives.
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Borippe-A'Rad Phess Association
Springfield
Giorgs Cutler, Jr
Boy Evangelist Leslie Sanders Draws Multitude at South Side Baptist
Leslie Sanders, a youth evangelist, preached at the South Side Baptist Church Monday night drawing a large, citywide crowd. He urged attendees to reform their lives before judgment, praising children and young people for their role in the revival and noting a moving response from an elderly woman seeking faith. The choir, led by M Calvis, performed old hymns as the revival grows.
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Leslie Sanders
South St. Baptist Church
Leslie
Liston Laes
Mathew
Christ
Belo Tver
Tr. M. Calvis
Rink
Grune
Alford
Grube
Grover
Locey
Ivery
Hoth & Beauchamp
Sune
Klamtog Wytér
Fienry Max
Lonis Shotmazer
Grabe
Smeer Re Hell
Corrigan Beaten in Trustees Election by City Board
In a local contest for trustees of the notice fund at the station on Monday, Sergt Corrigan and Capt. Martin Tlyland faced two ordinary participants. W. P. Smith and Perry Lund were elected as trustees, Smith with five votes, Lund eight, Tlyland three, Leet four. The canvassing board ruled Corrigan’s votes invalid and seated new trustees Limd and Lund for one year.
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Ohvia
Sermt
John Corrigin
Martin Tlyland
Beau Bremaid
Indianapolis
W. PL Smith
Perry Lund
Smith
Apt. Lyland
Leet
Board of
Sergt Corrigan
Kruger
Wiste Basket
Carrigan Wil Hyeland
Uit Board
Bears Visit Riverside Park In Friendly Spring Talk
Riverside officials report a humorous scene as a family of bears greeted visitors at the park. The head bear joked with a man about honey and tuxedos while a reporter followed to see foxes, elk, deer, wolves and other animals preparing for spring. Local preparations include repainting benches and restoring an old pavilion, with a new den planned for the female bear when weather allows.
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Riverside Pa Heat
Bear Honeily
Brest
Gow
Keener Pantzer
Tong
Mrcapme
Therail
Eolf
Gasper
Thoman Reese
Bowling Green
Tenement Fire Claims Twenty Wives? (Note: title adjusted to fit historical context)
A tenement blaze in New York reportedly trapped twenty people, all perishing in the fire. In Rome, officials fear renewed strikes across Italian cities. In St Petersburg, discussions on terms offered by Japan proceed as the war continues.
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Petersburg
Japan
Delivery irregularities at Sun newspaper for new subscribers
Due to a large influx of new Sun subscribers in the last three months, some delivery irregularities may occur. Subscribers who do not receive their paper promptly should notify the office by telephone at Main 980 or New and respond no later than 1 p.m.
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Sun
The
Judge Spencer Seen As Missouri Senator Candidate
In Jefferson City on March 11 a crowd of Neid… Philican supporters met to back Judge V Spencer of St Pauls for United States senator. GF members voted to back Spencer Tuesday and Wednesday. Sledringhauk released supporters for the days ahead, suggesting a potential deadlock despite bolters for Spencer.
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Critpa-M Rae Press Association
Jefferson City
Calicud
Neidrhigiai Nephilicans
V. Spenrer
St. Pauls
United States
Sledringhauk
Spencer
Judge Anderson orders Holliday to answer all questions
The United States court judge sternly demands F E Holliday of the Wholesale Druggists Association reveal purposes and methods in a probe of a drug trust. Holliday pleads only to general topics, but Judge Anderson insists on full testimony to advance the government case.
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Udge Anderson
United States Court
F. EK
Uoliiday
Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Anderson
Holliday
Noble €. Hutler
Philadelpaia
U.S
Moody
Royue
Oruther Ua Sherman Act
Hegan
W. A. Keotcham
Naoral Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Roral Druggists’ Association
Juden Andersen Ang Argur
Scaswer Thette
Witleys
Office Seeker Harry Davis Offers Tenure In City
Harry Davis, a young man in town, offered to contribute ten lira for the emulation of taxation collector duties amid a commission controversy. He seeks to join the Scripps-Aw Hal Presb Association in a bid to secure an office.
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Scripps-Aw'hal Presb Association
Rankarer Th. Mare
Harry Davis
Weather Spotter Promises Hands On Forecasts
A playful note proclaims the weather spotter will fetch and deliver the forecast with a humorous rustic tone. It hints at interactive weather reading and a personal approach to sharing gusts and rain chances.
Babies Boost Steel Output Across Plants in Monon and Homestead
SPECIAL TO THE SUN reports Myinestead Homeville and Munhoss plants of Carnegie Steel saw reduced output due to stork visits. Thirty-one babies born to workers wives on Friday and Saturday caused many to stay home. Supt A Rint investigated the partial shutdowns and sent congratulations to the families. A Bay Area note covers Tar and Feather Preacher in San Francisco rebuke. Kentucky Giant Dies at Mount Sterling Joe Cals, a seven foot eight inch man weighing over 400 pounds, died Monday after touring with shows and museums.
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Homestead
Myinestead
Homeville
Munhoss Haw
Carnegie Steel Company
Hrint
Francisco
Cal
Raywood
Kulckitat River
Kentucky
Mount Sterling
Joe Cals
Moodsy
Here
Eryalpelug
Craig
Elrensea
Peor
F Cochran Dead and Association News From New York
George E H Cochran longtime Erie Railroad employee dies after an operation for appendicitis in Med pere. The KCRIPPS-SRAE Presb Association in New York notes the March 14 death. Diamonds headquarters advertise specialty, with a tire class stock of jewelry and modest prices. J Mouliahy dweller 23 Monument Place, Cochet in COAL 00 per ton and furnace staves pricing announced with phones New 160 Malm.
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F. Cochran
Kcripps-Srae Presb Association
New York
George EH. Gochran
Erie Railroad Company
Tire c Lass
J. Mouliahy
Monument-place
Cochet
Granite mixing bowl at People’s Outfitting Co sale
A 10 quart enamelled granite mixing bowl in blue and white on outside with white inside is offered for sale on Wednesday only at People’s Outfitting Co located at 1130 West Washington.
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People's Outfitting Co
Washington-at
Pension Mystery Unravels in Long Lost Correspondence
After thirty years, Ecripps-M’Rae press association reports a widow from St Louis, once at Kankakee, wrote of a coming pension and a long presumed dead spouse. Aged Goodloe of Salabria Idaho was identified as her missing Nasbahd through correspondence and recent pension records.
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Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association
Kankarer
Moreh Wears
Woman Designer of Skyscrapers Highlighted in Sun
The Sun notes Chicago native Miss Marion Parker, a civil engineer, designed the steel work for several skyscrapers including the Broad Exchange building in New York. She is touted as a “visualizing architect” and has also crafted steel for the Waldorf hotel and other major structures. The piece also reports a German man’s suicide in a share-flat, a wife trouble, and a birthday hymn writer honored on an eighty fifth birthday.
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New York
Wall St
Aatoria Hill
Wittehall
Lower
Broadway
Beore
Vee Calizing
Detroit
Ann Arhur
Emma Jacobi
Leipzig
Germany
Mia Papera
Gustav Jacobs
Himsell
Chicago
Webster Ave
Ake
Jacobt II
Loulua Jacobs
Brooklyn
Jesus
New York Institute
Crover Cleveland
Neptitation
Carly
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St. Louis
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Atta
Mrs. Isaac Goodloe
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