Citywide Fire Ravages Chelsea Across Everett Avenue
Fire sweeps Chelsea in a fast spreading blaze from Everett Avenue toward the water front. Firemen from Boston and surrounding towns battle flames that destroy churches, hospitals, a library, and City Hall Square while refugees seek safety and relief organizers mobilize aid.
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Everett Avenue
H. A. Spencer
Boston
Everett
Lynn
Haverhill
Akefield
Ter
Charles P. Watson
Poer
Enile
Conrad, Lacy
Elizabeth
Margaret
St. Francis Convent
Bethel
Frost Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Draper
Postion
Salvation Army
Charitie
Becton
Chelsea
Tidewater Oil Company
Portsmouth
N. H
East Boston
Standard Oil Company
County Savings
Chelsea Savings
Chelsea Trust Company
Winnisimmet National
The
Provident Cooperative
War Department to Aid Chelsea Fire Victims
The War Department will aid the homeless in Chelsea and East Boston driven from their homes by a fire. About 10,000 people were left homeless. Assistant Secretary of War Oliver pledged government help. Representative E. W. Roberts will seek federal tents and rations if needed, though a full government loan of tents may suffice.
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Nishineft
Boston
East Boston
Boston Elevated Railway
United States
Shurtleff Grammar School
New York Times
Washington
War Department
Chelsea
Oliver
E. W. Roberts
Pacific Fleet to anchor off Coronado Beach at San Diego
The Atlantic fleet reaches San Diego and will anchor near Coronado Beach Tuesday in four lines of ships. A reception includes mayoral greetings, a banquet at the Hotel Del, and a four day program with parades, city freedoms, and fireworks. Admiral Thomas will receive city honors and gifts from residents.
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San Diego
Cal
Coronado Beach
Coronado
Hotel del Coronado
J. N. Gillett
California
Forward
Commonwealth
Thomas
Admiral Thomas
Admiral Evans
Sperry
Emery
San Pedro
Conservative Banking With Safe Real Estate Deposits
The Banking Department aims to provide a secure place of deposit for real estate clients and associates rather than maximize profit. It emphasizes conservative banking, large capital, and a growing surplus as added security.
Italian Named Monaco Arrested in Rosenheimer Murder Case
The New York Times reports in Fort Wayne Indiana that Italian Frank Monaco, arrested in Huntington, is tied by officials to the 1910 Pelham Manor murder of Julius T. Rosenheimer, with Pelham Manor chief Marks seeking extradition to New York to face charges. Monaca's wife and a man friend Delucia are held. the case hinges on Monaco being hired to kill Rosenheimer as detectives reassess the old inquiry.
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New York
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rosenheimer
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Marks
M. H. Ankenneruck
Huntington
Frank Monaco
Monaco
Chief Marks
THE
Times
Indiana
Delucia
Reice
Julius T. Rosenheimer
London Needle Company
Roses
Pelham
Mrrs. Rosenheimer
Edward
Everett
J. T. BR
Benedetto Gentile
New Rochelle
Edward Rosenheimer
Europe
Guffey Beats Bryan Men in Western Pennsylvania Primary
In Pittsburg on April 12 the Western Pennsylvania primary produced undecided results at midnight with Bryan forces losing delegates. Col. J M Guffey led opposition to Denver instruction. In Allegheny County Senator Penrose secured a win as eleven of thirteen Regulars backed by opponents of local options won seats. Dalzell was defeated for National Convention delegate while Oliver lost as a Regular leader.
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Pittsburg
Bryan
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
Col
J. M. Guffey
Denver
Bryan Democratic League
Penrose
John Dalzell
Congress
Dalzell
George T. Oliver
Bankers Oppose Aldrich Currency Bill Across Nation
Western Republicans craft an amendment to permit asset currency via local banking associations. The plan would let banks issue notes backed by approved securities during financial stress, with government backing and individual bank liability. Critics warn it promotes asset currency and risks financial conditions.
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New York Times
Washington
House
Congress
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Metropolitan Opera House
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5Th Ave
34Th St
OUR Banking Department
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N.Y
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Bklyn
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