Tragedy Spurs Theater Closures in Chicago
Chicago officials ordered all theaters closed after a fatal fire traced to an asbestos curtain fault. Inspector Mulkerson said a misplaced reflector blocked the curtain descent, allowing flames to sweep the auditorium. Stage hand Tom Mazalesal faced arrest after revealing the officer’s error and the broader safety lapse.
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Monroe Mulkerson
Pulkerson
Tom A. Mazesal
Tno
Spector Folkersen
Violations At Tre Law Theater Collapse Inquiry
A chaotic report cites Wileh the Broganis Thee ater Company Mant and Chicago officials facing warrants after a disaster killed a wife and three children. Investigators accuse three men of fraud and note over 7,000 seats and inadequate fire safety measures. Warnings about overcrowding and missing sprinklers, blocked exits, and improper theater materials follow.
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Chicaze
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Arthur E. Hall
Tly
Will Toy
Bhakon
Sim Wuilding
Sims
Marines From Vicksburg Arrive At Chemulpo
A detachment of Marine troops from the U S steamer Vicksburg landed at Chemulpo yesterday to bolster American forces in Seoul amid mounting unrest. A second party of about 70 Marines was reported to reach tomorrow as tensions with Korean authorities rise.
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Japan
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Gnreunary
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Massy Protests Cancel Theaters Hit On Shows
A chaotic city scene appears as mayoral actions threaten theaters and an indoor audience event. Residents worry about job losses affecting actors, stagehands, cab drivers, and venue staff. Officials cite economic damage while public unrest grows amidst counter proposals.
Official Proceedings of Weetty ball City Council Jan 4 1894
Regular meeting of the common council held in Weetty ball January 4 1894 with call to order at 8. Aldermen present include Lobel Schneider Bir, Marches Winen absent. The minutes cover communications to the Mayor and City Council about safety, hotel and public buildings compliance with law, and committee appointments. Reports from the Board of Public Works address street notices, stone crusher bill, and sewer fund charges. Several aldermen vote aye on road fund charges and various bills. The minutes record refer to the fire department, public works, and city clerk signatures.
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Miarsbilaid
C. Veoder
Motlun
Board of Public Works
Iroquois
Chicago
Willowett
Sielk Petlog
Dawa Jamuary
John F. Cole
Wiger
Kumps
Fiovey
John A. Homman
Eider
Lire
Allowine
Jacob Wilhelm
National Dill & Mtg. Co
Morjon Rayde
Alderiven LaBerre
Butler
Pitner
Wlowrd
Avdar
Lavelle
Finney
Lehmikey
Amen
Reynards
Baurmann
AGH
Moulton
Philip S. Scherr
Valentine Weber
Edward Sulaby
Sitdring
Uiraut-Kiwuine Store Co Wood
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Rose Weos
Hanna Kninty
Tom Stemmeta
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Schinmer
Am Baumann
LaBulle
Sconester
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Kamps
Electric Wer Co
Usate
Ubts
Electric
Ughe Fund
Pall Putter
Fiaal
TaBatle
Sehgelder
Murr
Schintzler
Aves
Terrible Wreck In Kansas Involving Westbound Express Trains
A large wreck occurred Monday night near Topeka when a Chicago bound line ran into a westbound express from California and Mexico. A relief train headed for the scene returned to Topeka after aiding victims. the death toll and injuries include several named individuals and towns across Kansas, Missouri, and Illinois.
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Dain
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Mexivo Express
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Galle Headeon
O'vlock
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Kam
Fouirtean
Quilex Woost
Topeks
Detsche
Jeft Top
Death of Gen Longstreet and Captain Pabst Read
General Longstreet, veteran Confederate commander, is reported dead after a sudden illness leaving one eye affected earlier health generally good. Obituary details note burial in Gainesville and distant war context. Captain Fred Pabst of the Pabst Brewing Co. dies after a long illness despite recent efforts to recover his health in California and elsewhere.
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Suish
al Taardon
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Guinesville
Fred Pabst Read
Milwaukee
Fred Pabst
Pabst Brewing Company
Pabst
Carlsbad
California
Police and Janitor Ordinance Adopted for Road Charter
Ordinance No 7 sets duties for police and janitor to adapt the general city charter road plan. The ordinance appears in a published form as required by law. Aldermen LaBella Schneider Jeter Pinney Ames Sebiinien Karpr voted Motley carried adjourned meeting with City Clerk VRODIER reporting the adjournment.
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Marshfield Adopts Chapter 40a Wisconsin Statutes
City of Marshfield Wood County Wisconsin adopts Chapter 40a of the Wisconsin statutes for the year 1900 1904 and transitions from a special charter to a home rule municipal structure upon passage of this ordinance The act repeals or modifies previous ordinances resolutions and by laws and will take full effect upon publication Signed by Mayor A Pankow and Clerk Vedder on June 4 1904
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What’s In A Name Witch Hazel Salve Leads DeWitt’s Fame
E C DeWire Co Chicago created a Witch Hazel salve targeted for piles and skin ailments claiming DeWitt’s Salve outperforms all rivals. The ad warns of counterfeit versions and urges buyers to demand DeWitt’s the Genuine sold by Strauss drug store.
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