Lost Children in Chelsea Fire Prompt Rescue and Aid
Boston April 14 reports reveal many families separated by the Chelsea fire. Refugees from Chelsea and East Boston include about 20 unaccompanied children found by police and firemen, mostly under 20, cared for in Revere town hall. Donations surge as authorities plan city recovery costs and Chelsea seeks approval to borrow 1.9 million. total relief to date around 250000 with large private gifts including a woman giving over 1000. Insurance estimates place losses near 9 million with about 60 percent insured.
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House of Representatives
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Beck
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Government payroll shows 185 455 workers nationwide
Report details 185 455 people on federal payroll excluding postmasters and clerks, with 14 000 women and 8 352 Black workers. New York leads in employees, followed by Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Massachusetts. Average wage is 945 dollars. women average 768. Mrs Schemp of Hickory township improves after tumor removal from her face.
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Washington
Uncle Sam's
New York
Pennsylvania
Miccols
Massachusetts
Samuel Schemp
Hickory Township
Ted
Coal Strike Nears End Says L Lewis Ohio Pennsylvan ia Indiana Ready
Eastern operators and miners prepare for a joint conference on the interstate agreement. President Tom L Lewis says a temporary working pact will likely be reached with Ohio Indiana and Western Pennsylvania awaiting action. Miners expect to resume work next Monday while operators show caution amid surface coal surplus in the three states. Prominent figures include Horner J Chapman J G Kelsom George W Schluererberg John E Jones Walter J Phillips and J Smith Talley.
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Toledo
Te Silinola
Operstars
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ghuia
Uilmnats
Minols
Tom L. Lewis
Ilinois
Ohio
Trnstate
Lewis
Horner J. Chapman
J G Kelsom
George W. Sehluererberg
Pittsburg Coal Company
John E. Jones
Pittsburg
Review of Winter Avenue Viewers Appeal in Court
A. P. Tamsey petitions to set aside the Winter Avenue viewers report and obtain a new view. He claims viewers J Preston William J Quinn and L A Fisher failed to notify him of the meeting and that frontage cuts damaged his six lots in Sharon. He protests a $105 assessed benefit and seeks dismissal for lack of notice. Judge Porter ordered show cause.
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A. P. Tamsey
Peti-Ton
Winter Ave
J. Preston
Willian J. Quinn
L. A. Fisher
Nhni
Ramsey
Sharon
Iie
Porter
New City Officials Appointed In Joint Session
In a joint session, City Solicitor James A. Gartner and City Engineer H. Milholland were named to posts along with City Clerk Hugh Marquis and City Physician Dr. Ko 1. Perry. New patrolmen, a renamed health official, and retained older staff were announced as the council re elected most city employees.
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James A. Gartner
H. Milholland
Hugh Marquis
Ko 1
Perry
Oly
Florence, Craig
Joseph Gilmore
Will McCuddless
Ald City
Wave City
A. B. Rhodes
Rhodes
Veli Abay
Itd Cily
W. A. Kissinger
Hugh M. Marquin
Elty
EB. Hunter Perry
Gorman and
Warner
Barteaux
J. Adam Thainer
Frank Connery
Guy
W. Beviln
Polices Department
Harry [Norris
John Kike
Todd Jours
William Boyd
C. ©. Gaston
Howeward
PLA
Raney
James A. Quidner
Miholland
Rita
Balthy
Kenals
Trwth Campyball
Leo G. Guittilla
FH. M. Marquis
Willem Sweet
New Castle Trades Assembly condemns school board bias and high school plan
The Trades Assembly of New Castle censures seven school board members for ignoring a 406-signature Fourth Ward petition and selecting a candidate against public will. It also opposes a single colossal high school, urging district schools to serve all wards and demanding taxpayer input on major expenditures.
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le Las
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New Castle Board of School
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Commodore Vanderbilt
Liavolo
Cuntysburg
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G.G. Sauzinger
R. C. White
Thomns Edwards
Thomas Sadler
George W. Hockett
R. W. Hamilton
Fourth Ward
Weathers
Mesars
Archy Gordon
Charles 2. Marela
WG. Carson
G. N. Lockhart
Mr. Kildoo
Trades Assembly
Five Men Die In Coal Train Crash Near Butler
Sixteen workers were injured in a coal car wreck on the Pittsburg Better Harmony and New Creole railway near Evans City. A coal car jumped the track at Burns City, tumbling down an embankment and dragging the engine. Five men reportedly die. others transported by a special train to Raney hospital.
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Sixtron
Aurea
Evans City
Bore
Pittsburg
Better, Harmony and New Creole Railway
Roaniul Terliz
Frank Neate
Fred Parlle
Burns City
Raney Hospital
Chewton Store Seized by Sheriff in Foreclosure
Sheriff seizes Chewton general store of Simon Federklewinz on execution for 400 dollars. If claims are not settled, the property will be sold under the ham iet. The executions cited do not cover all debts.
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Simon Federklewinz
Chewton
Fily
Wis
Private sale ordered in Martha J. Chapman estate
Daisy M. Irwin administrator was authorized to sell property at private sale. George Searpham identified with two hundred fifty dollars, while James Gerlilis of Ole Alsept is noted amid health and assault mentions. Police chief William F. McDowell referenced. city residents ill and a long illness cited as background.
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Daisy M. Irwin
Martha J. Chapman
Coure
George Searpham
Tor
James Gerlilis
Ole Alsept
William FP. McDowell
Foraker Attacks Roosevelt Over Negro Troops Firing
Senator J B Foraker of Ohio delivered a sensational denunciation in the upper house accusing President Roosevelt of injustice after he dismissed three regiments of Negro soldiers following the Brownsville riot. He likened the case to witchcraft trials and warned of a return to brutal administration, criticizing the proposed mercy rule for discharged men to appeal. Continued on page ten.
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Calted Press
Washington
Warner
Missouri
False Arrest Damages Sought in Trial Court Case
A suit on trial seeks five thousand dollars in damages for false arrest against Abralam J. Wachs and wife, with Miss Suzegealak as prosecutor. Misa Scalak, a domestic employee, was detained 24 hours after an alleged theft. Wachs disputed prosecuting the case and court actions included voluntary non suits and related civil matters involving several parties.
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Suzegealak
Abralam J. Wachs
Misa Scalak
Wachs
Acme Pood Company
Andonio Quararri
Nicola Quarri
Plate- 4
Italian Committees Meet This Morning Invest in Mission Property
Italian committees met this morning to oversee the Methodist church mission work. They decided to retain property currently occupied by the mission and plan fundraising to raise 1500 dollars in wart payment for the property.
Borough Bank of Brooklyn Reopens After Closure
The Borough Bank of Brooklyn resumes operations today after a closure in late October amid the panic. The institution, one of the major urban banks, had been shut since October 24 and now reports reopening for business.
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Borough Bank OF Brooklyn
United Press
New York
Borough Bank of
Brooklyn
Huanela
Elons
Primaries Vote For Contested Offices in Every Precinct
A garbled OCR tally outlines primaries for county offices across every precinct. It lists contests in Senate and Assembly with district designations and references county commissioners and treasurer positions amid widespread mis-scanned text and misplaced lines.
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