Seven Burned In New York Fire At FiveStory Tenement
A five story tenement at 40 East Street burned. seven people died and six were fatally hurt with nine injured. Cecelia Shapiro alerted residents, likely saving about 200 occupants. Firefighters and police rescued many from roofs and fire escapes as others perished or leaped to safety.
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Hinternational News Service
New York
Eavex Street
Cecelia Shapiro
Fremen
Devanny
Wall
Barrett
Nammock
Brookworth
Abraham Farkis
Rose Berkopsig
Stella
Jacob Eariie
Hannah Gayner
Isidore Gayner
Clara Greenburg
Sarah Schlaska
Delancey Street
Change in Pinnell-Kemper Lumber Company at Kokomo
JC McBride becomes officer and manager in place of Mr Kemper while J W Pinnell remains active in purchasing. The Indianapolis office of Mr hounell remains a major buying hub for nineteen zones. The firm will be renamed Home Lumber Company of Kokomo.
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Pinnell-Kemper Lumber Company
Kokomo
Kemper
JC. McBride
J. W. Pinnell
Hounell
Indianapolis
Home Lumber Company of
Sulzer Announces Candidacy for New York Governor
Ex-Governor William Sulzer declared his run for the New York governorship, stating his nominating slate would be full and its emblem a liberty bell. He warned that only Tammany tactics could defeat him in the Democratic primaries and said he would file petitions and wage a hot campaign if defeated.
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New York
Jinternational News Service
Buffalo
William Sulzer
Sulzer
Tammany
Aid Society Meeting Delights Central Christian Church Sections
The second section of the Ladhew Aid Society entertained all other sections Tuesday afternoon in the church vestry. The room featured American flags and summer flowers. Mrs. Pritchard Buchanan presided. readings, piano solos by Miss Goldiene Grove and Katherine Long, a readings by Eugene Buchanan and Mrs Rosencrance, a selection from Aunt Jane of Kentucky, and an allegory on Art and Love by Mrs Virgil Hodge were performed. Ice cream and cake followed.
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Ladhew Aid Society
Central Christian Church
Pritchard Buchanan
H. L. Baker
Rev. Ward
Goldiene Grove
Eugene Buchanan
Mra Rosencrance
Jane
Kentucky
Homer Dale
Virgil Hodge
Katherine Long
Two Injured In Freight Train Jump Near Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on June 10 two men were seriously injured and four others narrowly escaped when attempting to board a fast moving Big Four freight train near the county infirmary, four miles northwest of the city. The injured are Gail Buchanan, 21, of 805 Woodlawn Avenue, and Leo Allen, 27, an orderly at Deaconess Hospital.
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Indianapolis
Ind
County Infirmary
Gail Buchanan
Woodlawn Avenue
Leo Allen
Deaconess Hospital
Strikers Use Torch Amid Martial Law in Italy
International News Service reports in Rome that Italian workers burned rail stations at Imola and Fabriano as strikes and clashes spread. Martial law covered twenty central towns to curb anarchy, with police skirmishes and troops patrolling terminals while tourists flee and riots flare in Carrara Turin and beyond leaving dozens hospitalised.
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NHWA
Rome
Italy
Imola
Fabriano
Turin
Carrara
Quirinal
Mahan will provides for sale of practically all property
Probate records show C P Mahan’s will dated November 18 1915 with Frances L Mehan named executrix. The widow receives all household and kitchen furniture if desired or the assets may be converted to cash. She gets 1800 to cover statutory rights. A monument for the family lot is to cost 280. Remaining estate is divided into three equal shares among Frances S Mahan Elizabeth M Bradshaw and Hoover G Mahan.
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Interliwer
Frances S. Mahan
Elizabeth M. Bradahaw
Hoover G. Mahan
Royalty Linked to Militants Funds in Late London Raid
London June 10. Police raids on suffragette headquarters reveal royal subscribers to militant funds. Among listed donors are the Prince of Wales, Duchess of Teck, Princess Arthur of Connaught, Princess Alexander of Teck, Princess Royal, Princess Christian, Duchess of Westminster, Duchess of Portland, and other titled women. Subscriptions include a $5,000 offer from the Queen, refused. government hints at blackmail charges while avoiding prosecutions against royal donors.
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International News Service
London
Prince of Wales
Queen Mary
Duchess of Teck
Princess Arthur of
Connaught
Duchess of Fife
Alexander of
Teck
Princess Royal
Christian
Queen Victoria
Duchess of Westminster
Duchess of Portland
Duchess of Marlborough
Countes of Essex
Lady Cunard
Death of Edith Beck in Indianapolis
Edith Beck aged three years five months died after a four week illness from fever at her parents home on Blain Avenue Indianapolis. The funeral will be held at Mount Union with burial there after a 1:30 p.m. service officiated by Rev. Homer Dale. Her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Baldwin are noted in the notice.
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Edith Beck
William Beck
Blain Avenue
Indianapolis
John Baldwin
Lebanon
Mount Union
Homer Dale
Governor Ralston Vacation Experience Recalls Taggart Visit
The report notes Governor Ralston enjoyed his first vacation last summer as guest of Thomas Taggart at an 18 seaside home. It mentions a planned Boone visit and the possibility of private work, with Ralston signaling he may not repeat the seaside trip this summer.
Solomon Case Trial Goes Over In Curcuit Court
The Solomon case against Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company for damages was continued to Thursday as jurors were impanelled and evidence delayed. Plaintiff seeks 10,000 dollars for personal injuries. Also, the Oconee River mills in Dublin Georgia burned, loss around 100000 dollars insured, cause undetermined.
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Fanny Solomon
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company
Bons
Indianapolis
A. J. Shelby
Georgia Mills
Dublin
Oconee River Mills
Oconee
Heat in Chicago Triggers Fatalities Prompt Lebanon Trip
Messrs. Harry Hart and Brush McIntyre traveled to Chicago to buy goods for Adler Cooperative Store but left after an unusually long stay. They arrived in Lebanon at 2:25 am today, following reports that five people died in Chicago since Saturday due to extreme heat. The city faced numerous heat related incidents and distress among residents.
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Messrs
Harry Hart
Brush McIntyre
Chicago
Adler Co-operative
Hurt and
McIntyre
Lebanon
Death Toll Rising From New Brunswick Hurricane Blizzard
New Brunswick officials fear the death list from the north coast storm will exceed 150 as fishing schooners failed to seek shelter in Chaleur bay. Captain Breu reports winds over 150 mph, several boats vanished, and crews totaling up to 40 men per vessel. Thirteen bodies arrived in Caraquet, six in Shippegan, with many ships unreported and feared lost.
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Simon
Caraquet
Paspebiac
Que
Baby strangled by nightgown accident near Mulberry
Mrs Leo Marshall of a west Mulberry residence while at home carework found her seven month old infant dead, the child strangled as the night gown tangled between bed and floor. The infant died when its nightgown pulled the child into a deadly position, authorities report.
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Leo. Marshall
Mulberry
A J Smith Joins Schloss Brothers Clothing Dept
A J Smith, longtime local clothesman, takes a position in Schloss Brothers Company in the State Life building, Indianapolis. He will maintain residence in Lebanon for now, with friends confident he will succeed in his new role.
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A. J. Smith
Schloss Brothers Company
State Life Building
Indianapolis
Roosevelt Marriage in Madrid Unites Belle Wyatt Willard and Kermit Roosevelt
In Madrid on June 10 a civil ceremony united Miss Belle Wyatt Willard, daughter of the U.S. ambassador to Spain, and Kermit Roosevelt, son of former President Theodore Roosevelt. A religious ceremony is planned for tomorrow.
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Madrid
Belle Wyatt Willard
Spain
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Lennox Junk Plant Closes $8000 Traction Deal In Lebanon
In Lebanon, C M Lennox & Son secures junk sale valued at about 8000 after beating twelve bidders. Most junk delivered, Lennox moves from Fordice Street yards to West South Street plant. Lennox Jr begins three new rental homes: a one story bungalow a two story bungalow and a two story double house.
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C. M. Lennox & Son
West South Street
Lebanon
Lennox
T. H., J. & E. Traction Company
Lennox Company
Fordice Street
Busines
Tae
Round Up of Boys Custody After Window Brawl
A crowd of four or five white and colored boys was rounded up near the carnival grounds by Special Officer Douglas after reports of windows smashed on an old house near South West street. No witness could identify the guilty party, and the boys denied involvement. Officers released the group and sent them home. Burglars suspected earlier in the morning targeted the homes of Doug Near miner nel barbers.
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Douglas
Emmert
Deaths in Chicago Due to Unspecified Causes Rise
A Chicago report notes multiple deaths linked to unclear factors as authorities investigate a series of fatalities. Lacking full details, the piece emphasizes rising mortalities and ongoing inquiries by health officials.
Former Lebanon teacher to graduate at Harvard this month
Anderegg, a former Lebanon High School science teacher, will graduate from Harvard University this month and has a chemistry teaching position awaiting him in St. Louis. The notice notes his prior roles and upcoming appointment amidst reports from Detroit about a deadly incident with ten dead.
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F. CO. Anderegg
Lebanon
Harvard University
St. Louis
Anderexg
Rabasa declines mediation presidency bid in Mexican talks
Senior Emilio Rabasa, head of the Mexican delegation, refused to allow his name to be used for a provisional presidency amid mediation talks. He stated he would not seek public office and is here to serve Mexico. Officials say choosing a provisional leader remains the key test, with no agreement yet on names.
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Unitrrenational News Service
Niagara Falls
Ont
Emilio Rabasa
Mexico City
Senor Rabasa
Mexico
Caranza
Carranza
EB. L. Chermont
Washington
Ambassador da Gama
Constitutionalists Move Against Federals at Zacatecas
International summary from Service Torreon Mexico reports General Natera stating that Constitutionalists attacked Federal outposts at Zacatecas and drove them back in disorder. Describes 150 Federals dead or wounded, Constitutionalists suffering about fifty killed and wounded. General Villa and staff arrived, to confer with Colonel Eusebio Galzado before moving south.
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Zacatecas
Torreon
Mexico
General Natera
Constitutionalist
Villa
Eusebio Galzado
Antilla Carrying 8 Million Rounds To Rebel Forces
International News Service reports the steamer Antilla loaded with 8,000,000 rounds of ammunition machine guns and aeroplanes for rebels in M was to reach Tampico by noon today and cargo would be unloaded and delivered to signees unless opposition arises.
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International News Service
New York
Ward Line
Antilla
Tampico
Consignees
Caranza to Mediators Expected Answer Today
In Altillo Mexico on June 10 General Caranza’s final reply to the Niagara Falls mediators is anticipated for this afternoon. The note from the mediators prompted Caranza’s response amid ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
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Altillo
Mexico
Caranza
Niagara Falls
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