Pittsburg Fire Toll Rises With Eleven Dead and Twenty Seven Missing
Pittsburg reports eleven dead and twenty seven missing after a major blaze that caused 1 306 000 in property losses and left 18 injured. Mayor Ford urged public donations to aid surviving victims and families.
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PITTSBURG
A. J. Berry
John McHanna
William Scott, Jr
Stanley Stitz
John Dwyer
George Loveless
William Smith
Albert A. Wolf
Thomas Claffey
William TL. Wallehabenstein
John Scott
Chautauqua lee company
George Newman
Philadelphia Gas company
Wiliam Doran
William Frieh
Edward Donnelly
Chris Schriever
James P. Morrison
James Moxan
Evangelical Lutheran church of
Condensed Dispatches Lead with Multiple Fatalities and Murders
State Senator Robert J. Hanby died at Holly Oak. Two men were killed in a Baltimore mine near Wilkes Barre yesterday. David Henesy of New York was found dead in a Roseville hotel near Newark Illinois. Ida M. Place funeral held as stepmother stands accused. Peking reports Japan will hold Wei hai wei permanently. A scuffle outside Albany assembly chamber. 6,000 reconcentrados starving in Sagua la Grande Cuba. Guatemala president assassina tion confirmed at Washington. New York police fail to identify East River dismembered body. The Zola Trial features six cabinet members testifying over a secret document. Baron Harden Hickey dies by own hand in El Paso. New Haven to defend Yale amid temperance attacks. Sorg murder case waived to grand jury in Buffalo. A juror misidentification ends a grand larceny trial in New York. Canadian publisher G M Rose dies at 69 in Toronto.
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Robert J. Hanby
Holly Oak
Baltimore
Wilkesharre
David Henesy
New York
Roseville
Newark
Ida M. Place
Brookish
Peking
Japan
China
Tim Sullivan
Dan Quinn
assembly chamber
Albany
United States
Walter Barker
Sagua la Grande
Cuba
Patrios
Guatemala
state department
Washington
East River
Hillsboro Woolen Mill Grants 3 Percent Wage Increase
Employees at the Hillsboro woolen mill have been notified of a 3 percent wage increase effective immediately. The move affects all workers at the Hillsboro facility and reflects an industry wage adjustment announced on February 11.
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HILLSBORO BRIDGE
N. HS
Hillsboro
Park City Yacht Club badge causes Havana arrest
Louis Toth deputy steward of the Bridgeport steamer Rosedale, with Rafael Nunez and Georgia Ferriss, traveled from Havana. They were detained at Morro Castle after Spanish soldiers mistook the Park City Yacht Club burgee on Toth’s coat for an insurgent emblem. The badge led to arrest before officials recognized the receipt as proof of membership and ordered their release.
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BRIDGEPORT
Conn
Louis Toth
Rosedale
Bridgeport Hine
Havana
Morro castle
Park City
Toth
Rafael Nunez
Princeton university
Georgia Ferriss
Mr. Toth
Bir
Parrado
Bianco
yacht club
Ice Harvest Closes on the Hudson as Warm Weather Persists
The warm spell ends the Hudson ice harvest with houses one half to two thirds full. Break up expected by week’s end if cold returns. Other items note a bill in Albany banning school furniture from reformatories and a Packers' election in Buffalo with officers named. A Waterville resident faces insolvency. debts exceed 143000 with assets spread across Maine banks and local companies.
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HUDSON
Marriage of Miss An toinette Woerlshoffer to Count Selern
Miss An toinette Woerlshoffer, granddaughter of Oswald Ottendorfer, wed Count Carle von Selern of Austria at the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Incarnation yesterday. Bishop Henry Satterlee of Washington officiated, assisted by the rector Reverend William M. Grosvenor.
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NEW YORK
Antoinette Woerlshoffer
Oswald Ottendorfer
Count Carle von Selern
Austria
Epicopal church of the Incarnation
Henry ¥. Satterlee
Washington
William M. Grosvenor
Tonawanda Voters to Decide Annexation to Buffalo
For a notice served on the Tonawanda town clerk the voters will decide at the next term time in March 1 whether Tonawanda should annex to Buffalo.
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Baffalo
TONAWANDA
N. Y
oters
veka
Potter Re-elected President in League of American Wheelmen
Isaac B. Potter was reelected president with 2412 votes to Gideon 107. Keenan of Pittsburg won the first vice presidency by unanimous ballot after secretary cast to Keenan. Michigan’s Hines elected second vice president and J C Tattersall of New Jersey named treasurer. all officers chosen unanimously amid enthusiasm.
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Atlantic States Packers
BUFFALO
Atlantic States Packers’ association
A. A. Blakeley
New Jersey
H. P. Cannon
Delaware
ISAAC B. POTTER
Mr. Keenan
ER. M. Hines
Michigan
J. C. Tattersall
Bassett
Defense admissions mark Lattimer trial progress
Wilkes Barre Pa Feb 11 the sheriff Martin trial continued with witnesses including Morris Gugleman Joe Zappa and Daniel Ferry. Defense admits key facts about Harwood meeting West Hazleton deputies arming and strikers unarmed. Witness Mekki recounts being shot while fleeing and others show scar wounds.
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Lattimer
WILKESBARRE
Martin
Morris Gugleman
Joe Zappa
Daniel Ferry
Daniel Murphy
Herman Pottinger
August Catski
John Penetrick
John Ulrich
George Yamschaack
Harwood
West Hazleton
Joseph Mekki
Humboldt
Mekki
Andrew Hannes
Adam Lapinski
Eight resignations received at Fifth Avenue church
The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian session in New York met last night and accepted the resignations of eight members: Malcolm Graham Alexander Maitland James R. Jesup John Sinane Francis Hyde Henry L. Smith J. J. McCook and Henry B. Barnes. The resignations were placed on the minutes for future action.
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NEW YORK
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church
Malcolm Graham
Alexander Maitland
James R. Jesup
John Sinane
Francis Hyde
Henry L. Smith
J. J. McCook
Henry B. Barnes
Spain Accepts De Lome Resignation Amid Diplomatic Uncertainty
Washington dispatch reports Spain accepted Senor Dupuy de Lome's resignation as minister to the United States after confirming the letter's authenticity. The Spanish cabinet may recall him swiftly, with passports likely issued to him, as debate grows over the ceremony at the White House and the Cuban question. Madrid papers weigh the incident, with mixed views on the government's handling and the United States' stance.
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WASHINGTON
Madrid
Senor Dupuy de Lome
Senor Canalejas
Spain
United States
Senor du Bose
Senor de Lome
White House
De Lome
diplomatic corps
La Correspondencia de Espana
Senor Murua
El Heraldo de Madrid
congress
Correspondencia Militar
El Correo Espanel
El Nacional
Weylerist
Farewell to Mgr Schroeder gathers priests in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on February 11 45 German Catholic priests from across the United States bid farewell to Monsignor Joseph Schroeder who leaves to take a professorship at the University of Münster Westphalia. The Rev A J Theil of Chicago spoke for about 2000 priests presenting a $4000 purse.
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Mgr. Schroeder
COLUMBUS
United States
diosophium
Mge
Joseph Schroeder
University of
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