Fireworks explode killing and injuring many in Paterson building
A massive explosion at a four story frame tenement on the ground floor of Abrahan Mittenberg’s store in Paterson New Jersey June 22 killed several and injured many more. A trolley car was scorched and residents were burned or suffocated as fires raged through the building. Firefighters battled the flames as upper floors collapsed burying Captain Allen and others. Rescue attempts saved some, but many bodies were burned beyond recognition. Police anticipate arrest in the wreckage as investigators search for a cause.
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N. J
Abrahan -Mittenberg
Kittenberg
Flaty
Davie Dorey
Captain Alien
Rittenberg
Tragic Explosion Burns Family In Texas Home
Mrs Miley Calhoun and her three children died when a kerosene lamp ignited a can during a flare sight in their Texas home. Mr Calhoun was badly burned in the blast that also damaged the residence.
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Yeur
Tex
Jnam
Miley Calhoun
Calhoun
Japanese Minister Hoshi Toru Murdered in Yokohama
Hoshi Toru, formerly Japan's Washington minister and House president, was stabbed to death at a Yokohama meeting. The assassin, about 50, is described as a well-placed figure who claimed the act served national interests. Hoshi leaves a wife and a 11 year old child.
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Hoshi Toru
Washington
Yokohama
Tast Ifo Cnbilet
Ety Assembly
Hoshi Tori
Cortex Still Free as Posse Fails Capture
Reports from San Antonio say Cortex remains uncaught with surrounding thicket near Cotulla and Excinal. Pursuers weary as fresh units continue chase while Cortex reportedly used darkness to slip away. border bound, trail renewed. Chicago Invasion Delayed as Syndicate Struggles for Funds to cover $45,000 payment.
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Cortes
San Antonio
Tex
Gre- Botlo Cortex
Hhe
Cotulla
Excinal
Cortex
Posse
Chicago
Lake Front
Pottawattomies
Michigan
Indiana
Chitage Syndicate
Turbulent world news from grim telegrams abroad and at home
A chaotic mix of reports from Gateral Callies to Kilmarnoey recounts surrender plans and market schemes, while a series of violent incidents in Madisonville and Gusterville spark fear amid racial tensions. An economic snapshot notes rising merchandise depletion and treasury finances, as Baldwin expedition-readiness looms and shipping races yield no victors.
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Gateral Callies
Pilipiia
Brogmoorn
Wiliam C. Whitnay
Kilmarnoey
Garrett
Sherbert Gardner
New York
United States
Dunder
Steam of
America
Hiel Romslia
Packie
Idma
Sropress
Aermany
Berlin
Thetr
Tas
China
Monde
Hy Ab
Puller
Wen
Lansiville
Treasury
Aea
Man who shot preacher in Arlington found guilty
Thomas G Barker of Arlington New Jersey was found guilty by a jury after one ballot in June, charged with shooting intent to kill Rev John Keller. Barker faces up to seven years jail and a 4000 fine on appeal. his wife sobbed upon verdict. Keller absent from courtroom. Barker to be sentenced Thursday with possible appeal to the Supreme Court.
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New York
Thomas G. Barker
Arlington
N.S
John Keller
Barker
Keller
Gonrid
Erwin
Marc. Barter
Barkee
Supreme Court
Bakker
Ne 12
Trade Review Notes Strength and Crop Weather Impacts
Bradstrad's weekly trade review cites sustained strength in several lines and improvements overall. The editor highlights crop conditions as a key focus, noting too much rain in the South Atlantic and cold weather in the Northwest as exceptions. Cotton goods prices and raw material costs rise on improving trade signals and crop damage reports from the South. Also reported: 108 weekly failures. A premature explosion near Kalama, Washington kills three workers and injuries five others during railroad construction.
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New York
Bradstrad
Trade Today
South Atlantic
Texas
Northwest
Sone Fine Peat Ia
Adyloas Et Home
Whrond Ae
Death by Own Action At Columbia Cemetery
J Frank Claybury 25 son of the late Colonel Clayburn of Lancaster commanding the 12th South Carolina Volunteers died by his own hand by shooting at the Confederate soldiers lot in Echewood cemetery Columbia S C Troops Guard the area No known cause in the record Also notes a special train to Trinity Tex to guard a Negro Hamed Spencer and Taquith sentenced for life in Michigan City for the murder of Policeman Sammel Cooper on Oct 24 last.
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Suicide Inn
Columbia
S.C
J. Frank Claybury
Clayburn
Lancaster
South Carolina
Echewood
Howstott
Tes
Tyne
Houston Cavalry Company
Light Guard
Trinity
Tex
Hamed Spencer
Tacquith
LaPorte
Itd
Touls Jacquith
Sammel Cooper
Semthe Beach
Michigan City
Daily Market Report Prevailing Prices for Grain and Livestock
Market wire shows grain and livestock quotes from Indianapolis Cincinnati and Chicago exchanges. Wheat No 2 red mixed bids at weak to steady and white varieties steady with varied mills. Livestock at Cincinnati quotes steers around 4.25 to 1.90 with steady tone, New York markets report active gains and firm prices overall.
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InWanapolis
Louisville
A&c
Catton
Cincinnati Grain and Livestock
Ada
Weather and local happenings mix in Indiana pageant
A garbled Indiana weather column notes sunrises and showers with a mix of local sports and politics. It mentions Major George Brottenstein as team captain, lists several state officials and staff, and hints at upcoming races for governor and state treasurer. A tornado in Nebraska and a balloon accident in Chicago are briefly described, with minor international notes on colonial rumors.
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Indianapolis
Tia Thusiante
Statehense
George Brottenstein
Carl Wiley
Karen” Rothschild
Patrick Flagoeguty
Samuel Shott
Statehouse
Taylor
Francis Baker
Marion County
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Sherwin - Williams
Canada
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Campbell & Masters
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George M. Comley
South Lebanon Street
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S. Lebanon
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National Bank
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Alf Watson
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Newcastle
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J. N. Murty
State Board of Health
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Ehef
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