Aid for Chelsea From Many Cities Rebuilds at Once
Boston April 18 Aided by a broad statewide effort 10,000 homeless after yesterday's Chelsea fire will be sheltered as relief centers mobilize. Insurance losses tallied at 3.5 million dollars with eighty companies affected while total property losses reach about six million. City and state agencies coordinate rapid rebuild and relief including military tents and hospital care for injured.
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Boston
Chelsea
Massachusetts
Lee, Dgginson & Co
House of Representatives
Baltimore
Paterson
Beck
Roosevelt
Navy Yard
Associated Charities
Salvation Army
South Framingham
Relief Committee
Everett
Broadway
Charlestown
O'Meara
Cay
Chelsea Trust Company
County Savings Bank
Chelsea Savings Bank
Bosson
Roy
Bronglit
Five jurors chosen in recount action in McClellan Hearst case
The recount action against Mayor George B. McClellan began before Supreme Court Justice Lambert with jury selection. Five jurors were seated as the process continued, amid questions about bias, political ties, and prior opinions, as attorneys for Hearst and McClellan pressed for a fair panel.
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George B. McClellan
William Randolph Hearst
Supreme Court
Lambert
Jackson
Clarence J. Shearn
Hearst
Charley A. Dolson
Shearn
Melvin G. Palliser
Eugene Lamb Richards, Jr
Hasbrouck
Henry W. Herbert
Richards
McClellan
Frederick Masten
West Ninety-fifth Street
Thomas J. McKenna
Aw "Frank " Co. Monatt
Dyckman Street
Arthur B. Cortell
Madison Avenue
Frederick W. Schwiers
Webster Avenue
Justice Lambert
New York Times
Boner
Arthur Brisbane
Max F. Shmson
Stokes
John Ford
Navi
Mr. Boner
Edward C. Seager
West 147Th Street
Harlem
MacCracken
Planning a Breach in Constitution Proposed for Direct Voting
Lawyer James A. Allen circulated more than 100 letters inviting business leaders and reformers to a Hotel Astor meeting to discuss forming a non partisan group to call a National Constitutional Convention. He argues the Constitution as supreme law blocks democracy and proposes amendments including direct election of federal judges, Senate by popular vote, abolition of the Electoral College, and direct recall of officials.
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James A. Allen
Wall Street
Hotel Astor
Allen
Hamilton
Tle
Trums
Sater Aca
Ita
Tian
Thoms Jefferson
America
Paris
Supreme Court
United States
Unite States
Aviation Club of America Eyes Air Flight Parity with France
The Aviation Committee of the Aero Club of America meets at 12 East Forty-second Street to push patriotic support for flight advancement. Chairman Albert C. Triaca and members Wilbur F. Kimball Lee Burridge Daniel Braine and Augustus Post outline plans for sales prizes and suitable ground for experiments with sheds and shops. Burridge reports on Europe trip and explains delays in aerial progress are not due to lack of brains but the need for practical facilities. Daniel Braille describes experiments attempting to fly over Montetr golf links with a gliding machine.
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Aviation Committee
Aero Club of America
East Forty-second Street
Albert C. Triaca
Wilbur F. Kimball
Lee
Ehiv
Lee S. Burridge
Europe
France
Nevis
Daniel Braille
Monteltir Golf Links
Indoor season finale meet at Army Armory on Broadway
The final Indoor season meet is set for tomorrow evening at the Armory on Broadway and Sixty eighth Street. The Military Athletic League championships will feature scratch events with the usual handicaps removed, promising strong showings in the quarter mile and other races.
Author Hiram Millard Falls to Cliff at Creek Canyon
Hiram Millard, noted author and brother of Ratfley Millard, was killed at Creek Caffen last night when he fell 10 feet from a cliff after alighting, stumbling toward a surveyor's stake. The accident ended his life at the scene.
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San Josh
Hiram Millard
Ratfley Millard
Creek Caffen
Hugey
Former Chelsea Residents Raise Funds for Homeless
The Chelsea Society of New York, composed of former residents of Ulises Massachusetts, launches a fundraising appeal for the homeless. William Shillaber, treasurer, directs the relief effort from Wall Street, seeking aid for those displaced by the disaster.
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Massachusetts Fund
San Francisco
Beck
Wiliam
BH. McClintock
Relief Committee
Chelsea Society of
New York
Ulises
Mass
WillianShillaber
Fee Relief
Aterimaitt
Wall Street
Fancy Menswear Textiles and Kids Apparel Prices
Readable fabric and clothing list noting price ranges from 6.50 to 9.75 for wool suits and coatings. Describes patterns, colors, and styles for men women and children including double breasted blouses, Rus sian suits, Norfolk suits, serges, tweeds, jackets and hats. Mentions sizes up to 17 years and stock from mills in spring colors.
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New London
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Thomas B. Frost
Guild
Chelses
Thirteenth Street
Mayor
Talesmen
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Mr Palliser
Mrr. Seager
Palliser
Mr. Hearst
Palizer
Arthur W. Masten
Daniel M. Richman
Thomas J.’ McKenna
McKeran
Mr. Shearn
THE
William F. Majory
Mechellan
Adam R. Luke
Henry R. Hearn
West Thirteenth Street
Louis
Becker
Judson
Washington Square
Tammany Mat
Water Department
Evening Journal
Max Simson
J- G. Phelps Stokes
Monair
Howard Stephens
West Fourteenth Street
Conroversys
Consolidated Gas Company
Mr. Shaarn
Mr. Stephens
Jerome
Teo
George Solomon
Williams Street
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Robert Hunter
George G. MacCracken
New York University
Interborough Company
Tribune and Evening Post
Thomas F. Ryan
August Belmont
Mr. McClean
J. A. Allen
Robi
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Congress
California Fig Syrup Co
John Jameson
Linard
Conauryr
Lewis & Concer
York
Lyon
Lonsonderry Wave
Tien Shea
Mattia
Hivane
Livia
Waier
AGNI
Brooklyn
Bronx
Borough Ilaiti
Perges
St. Ke
Copenhagen
Aqc
East Bulding
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