Tenement Fire Strikes New York Leaves Three Dead
A trunk fire on East Ninety-second Street causes three deaths and seven injuries. Mrs Mary Sutherly and two children perish. Harry Sutherly critically injured and Raphael Pitizzo saves his family before suffering injuries. Firemen collapse from smoke as others assist residents with ladders and escapes. Property damage listed at $6,500.
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New York
East Ninety-second Street
Mary Sutherly
Frank Butherly
James Sutherly
Sutherly
Harry Butherly
Butherly
Raphael Pittxzo
Brulesh
Charles Stone
Michael Edean
Michael Bullivan
Charles McCarthy
Martin O'Leary
Harry Sutherly
Lieut. Stone
Raphael Pitizzo
Death of Dr Hammond former surgeon general dies
Washington reports Brig. Gen William A Hammond on the retired army list died from heart failure after a rapid stair ascent. He was once surgeon general and court martial involved in minor contracts drew dismissal in 1864. restored to the rolls fifteen years later by presidential action and congressional review. Other dispatches note a fatal farmhouse fire in Minnesota killing four Kerrick children, a Pittsburgh tin plate plant restart, and minor military appointments in Pennsylvania and Michigan.
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Washington
William A. Hammond
Army
Hammond
United States Army
Mqnor
Congress
Local Officials Face Bribery Claims in Clark Vote Case
Testimony describes offers of money to secure a Clark vote. Senator Stiff says he investigated behavior and warned Clark could pay more than 20 000 to win his support. Cook promised to meet but no further contact occurred. Whiteside testifies on pre and post legislative pressure involving Neill Wellcome and Charles W Clark.
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StHf
McLaughlin
A. B. Cook
Clark
Stiff
Cook
Fred Whiteside
Montana
Clearhead County
John 8. Neill
John B. Wellcome
Charles W. Clark
No Loan Mentioned in Anglo German Credit Talk
Lisbon reports a semi official note to the press on Anglo German discussions about a potential large loan for Portugal to reorganize finances The note states Britain and Germany would back the loan and uphold Portuguese colonial integrity while suggesting guarantees from colonial and customs revenues The Portuguese government reportedly said it has no need for such a loan and has no current need.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Great Britain
Germany
Sentences for Guerin and others reach Clairvaux and Milan
Paris dispatch reports M in Guerin sentenced to ten years confinement in a fortified place at Clairvaux with no public demonstration en route. Buffet and Deroulede also receive ten year exiles to Brussels and to Milan en route to Spain. Separate item notes two new indictments in Lansing with Col Eli Sutton identified as a possible defendant. A Wisconsin Central wreck near Chippewa Falls causes extensive damage and losses estimated at about 109000 dollars.
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Paris
M. Guerin
Senate
Clairvaux
M. Buffet
Brussels
M. Deroulede
Milan
Spain
San Sebastian
Lansing
Mich
Eli R. Sutton
Detroit
Pingree
Beleves
Sutton
St. Paul
Minn
Wis
Chicago Canal Milestone Described as Great Public Work
A descriptive feature details the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal project begun in 182, its purpose to link the Great Lakes with the Mississippi and Gulf, and its potential to aid navigation and commerce. It notes water flow aims, construction costs, legal framing, and district boundaries with Chicago’s 1890 population and 1883 property valuations.
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Casal
Chicago Canal
Great Lakes
Mississippi River
Gulf
Sanitary District of
Chicago
Lemont
Cook
Will Counties
Board of ‘Trustees
Eighty Seventh Street
Cook County
Kid McCoy Wins Five Round Fight At Coney Island
New York reports Kid McCoy defeats Peter Maher in five brisk rounds at the Coney Island Athletic Club. The bout, scheduled for 25 rounds with a $20,000 purse, awards McCoy $12,000 and Maher $4,000 as gate receipts determine the payout.
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McCoy
Peter Maher
Coney Island
New York
Kid
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