Fire destroys Beekman Street office block in New York
A burning stone building on the north side of Beekman Street from Park Row to Nassau generated a rapid blaze yesterday. The World Building, home to The World and The Times offices, burned with many tenants and a large crew, causing several deaths and injuries. Firefighters faced heavy snow and wind, rescue attempts failed for some, while others escaped via windows and improvised paths. Coroners and investigators began work as losses were estimated at up to a million dollars with extensive damage to adjacent structures.
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Tragic Fire Injures Six and Destroys Observer Office
Fire at a downtown building injures six and forces evacuation as workers escape via windows and ledges. Witnesses describe rapid flame spread from the third floor to the street, with reporters and editors of The Observer recounting near-misses and a high toll on offices and proofs.
Paris Cabinet Pledges Liberal Policy and Tariff Revisions
The new French ministry vows conciliatory governance to restore peace at home and abroad, liberal press and assembly laws, postponed constitutional revision, and continued education and judiciary reforms while preparing a tariff debate and budget adjustments amid Parliament. Separately, Market notes from London and Vienna discuss Union Generale fallout, bullion movements, and Balkan conflicts with varied political tensions across Europe.
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Fire relief meeting outlines hay and provisions needs
In Dereer Michigan on January 31 the State Fire Relief Commission met with district leaders to declare a requirement of one ton of hay per stock unit for immediate relief. They outlined a fresh supply of provisions, seed for repopulation, and essential tools to aid recovery as residents cope with recent fires.
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Dartmouth Trustees Refuse Randorn Resignation
An adjourned annual meeting of Dartmouth College trustees in Coxcorn New Hampshire voted not to accept Professor Randorn�s resignation. They selected President Brown of Hamilton College to assist in the department and approved celebration of the Webster Centennial.
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