Collapse of Coventry tenement kills three injures eleven
Providence May 15 a two and a half story wooden tenement owned by Joseph LeMoine and others in Coventry near Jericho collapsed during underpinning work. Three people were killed including Mrs Mabel Guertin Asa Aldrich and a child. Eleven injured many seriously. Fire department aided rescues as crowds gathered.
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PROVIDENCE
Joseph Te:Moine
Coventry
Jericho
Mars
Mabel Guertin
Asa Aldrich
warhman
Louis LeMoine
Mrs. LeMoine
Noah Richards
Mays
Louis Saine
Fred Balliere
Frank LeMoine
Joseph Le Moine
tage selin
Gauniere
Poole
Appenaug
Centreville
Spain Replies to Gresham on Alamca Incident
Spain sends final answer to Secretary Gresham regarding the Alamca incident. The dispatch will be cabled to Washington and is said to be cordial and responsive to requests. It disavows the action of the officer who fired on the Allianes and Spain's jurisdiction over American vessels at the firing point.
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Spain
Uncle Sam
Map
Gresham
Alamca
Taylor
Washington
Walsh Acquitted of Wife Murder in Pervisville
The jury found Edwin A. Walsh of Mahanoy Phang not guilty of murdering his wife on the night of December 25 after an all night outing. The crowded courtroom showed relief as Walsh was released at once.
Giants at Debate on Free Coinage in Chicago
A stirring late nineteenth century debate in Chicago featured two giants of the financial controversy, William Harvey and Laughlin, discussing free and independent coinage of gold and silver. Harvey argued for independent U S action and bimetallism, while Laughlin defended limited money supply and warned against free coinage.
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Myx
Linealn
Douglas
Baer Laughis
Glad
Willem MWarvey
Alice puter
Harvey
Bupoge
Europe
biz
bank of Rothschilds
England
United States
trease
gol
Laughlin
Cold Snap Slows Retail Trade Yet Prospects Improve
R G Dun weekly trade review notes a sharp spring frost and snow delaying retail sales but reports wage gains at Carnegie works and a general uptick in manufactured demand. Illinois Steel starts furnaces without wage concessions while woolen mills face differing price and foreign competition. Overall U S and Canada trade activity varies with ongoing gains in manufacturing demand.
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NEW YORK
R. G. Dun & Co
Carnegie works
United States
Canada
Bradstreets
Suspected of a Terrible Outrage and Related Incidents
A morning dynamite blast wrecked Mrs. John Hewitt’s Parker boarding house eight miles east of here injuring Mrs. Hewitt and her daughter Susie. Her husband and son were arrested. Also, in Marion Kentucky a white man named John Howerton was lynched after assaulting a 14 year old girl. In Bluefield two hundred Italians refuse to work at Southwest Virginia mines. Montreal reports twenty three stowaways aboard the British Prime, sobering the voyage. In Harrisburg a Pennsylvania railroad worker William Winters was dismembered after being pulled under a train. he was 45 years old.
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Cmiaco
Globe Moulding works
spogamon street
Fourteenth place
Willian Nangle
James Carbine
will
Thomas Burns
Miscik
Ind
Parker
here
John Hewitt
Herritt
Susie
Kentucky
MARION
John Howerton
Howerton
Anna Pierce
BLUEFIELD
W. VI
Southwest Virginia
southwest company
MONTREAL
Liverpool
AARRISANG
William Winters
Pennsylvania railroad
Miners Resume Work at Old Scale Near Adianes
A special dispatch reports miners near Adianes have resumed work at the old scale. In Dicksontown destitute men beg from farmers and kill sheep and cattle, highlighting distress in the area.
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CoLodimus
Adianes
Dicksontown
Clousis Mill Destroyed in Methuen Fire
The Clousis cotton mill in Methuen Massachusetts was totally destroyed by fire early today. Peter H Burnett the first constitutional governor of California has died in San Francisco at age 80. The Pittsburg coal miners strike is practically broken with many returning to work. In Findlay Ohio the Salem Wire Nail company and Findlay company raised wages 19 percent covering 6000 workers. Mike King was hanged in Chattanooga Tennessee yesterday for murdering a schoolteacher named Berk to rob him of cash.
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Peter H. Burnett
California
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Findlay, Q
Salem Wire Nail coopany
Findlay company
Mike King
Chattanooga
Tenn
Berk
Fai
Odd Fellows Jubilee to Dedicate New Temple in Philadelphia
Philadelphia prepares for the grand Odd Fellows Jubilee with the dedication of the new Odd Fellows Temple. An estimated 15,000 visitors are expected for the ceremonies, as the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania meets May 20 to 27. Grand Master Neullas leads events with a massive ten story building to house lodges, banquet halls, an auditorium, and public dining, funded by bonds near half a million dollars.
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Odd Fellows
new God Fellows’ Lemple
United states
Philadelphia
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Grand Lodge
Gyr
Pennsylvania
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abe wali
San Francisco
semilinga
iso
tigre
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crand
FLL
Bo vier
nudan
Samiel Meise
Saul Harry
Wright
seasions
ferapd
Harry L
Pilidelphie vil service board
Robert Mortis Lodge
Neo 24
triple links
tekemin
HALGY L
the
Wall association
Harry Ls. Meall
Henry Kengett
Edwin Wb. Ritter
Oley
James Bingham
Willlian McCracken
Louis Simonson
John B. Reaver
Lincre
Cherry street
Grand Ledge
Rangmotiaf
Howell Hopkins
Hall association
order
Highmenth
Chestnut streets
Neullas
catheripe
George E. Beves
Anarchy Prevailing in Formosa Riots and a Self Proclaimed King
Dispatch reports chaos in northern Formosa with rioting and killings as General Ku Heng Kuk proclaims himself king of the region. Thousands join his force while the existing Chinese loyalists suffer beheadings. The revolt spreads amid calls for Formosan republic recognition by powers.
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Formosa
May
The Times
Kung Kung
Ishin
Portmosa
Ku Heng Kuk
Formiusan
Notable Leaders Report Varying Health Updates
Washington May 18 Secretary of State Grusham is resting comfortably. Representative Hitt's condition slightly improved. Representative Cogswell of Massachusetts worse again causing concern for the satellite Miss Mary Abigail Dodge Gail Hamilton who worsened yesterday though resting more easily this morning. Her system fails to respond to treatment and friends are concerned though the case is not regarded entirely hopeless.
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WASHINGTON
Grusham
Hitt
Cogswell
Slassachusetts
Mary Abigail Dodge
Gail Hamilton
Case of Murderer Buchanan Before Court Monday
District Attorney Fellows will appear before the court of appeals on Monday to seek resentencing for Robert W. Buchanan. The court has never before pronounced death for any person, and it is believed they will refuse to act beyond ordering the lower court to impose sentence.
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Fellows
court of appeals
uurt
Werden Sage
Sing Site
Robert W. Buchanat
partiban New
Menlo
Washearos
Mendes
mmavid otiver
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Imilannia Defeats Ailsa in May Yacht Race
May 18 report from Guavistão describes the first diaporriat yacht race run under the New James Yacatelub banner. The course stretched about fifty miles from Graves pritual aroma to beyond South Find. Britannia won the race with Atlan six minutes behind.
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Ailsa
Guavistão
Imo
James Yacatelub
Phu
South Find and return
yarhos Atlan
Britannia
Caress
Atlan
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