Fire Destroys Nevins House On East Fifty Third Street
A disastrous blaze raged through the Nevins residence at No 4 East Fifty third street gutting the top floors and roof. Mrs Nevins stood near her room on the second floor before evacuating with assistance as servants carried out valuables. Fire brigades battled to suppress the flames for an hour, with extensive water damage and an estimated repair cost up to 100000. Mr Nevins will reside temporarily at Buckingham Hotel.
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Jersey City
Stork
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Frost
Strikers Hold Firm as Violence Eases on Rail Lines
Local assemblies passed resolutions decryting violence and pledging restraint while continuing the strike. A few lines operated, enough to show demand remains, as police ready to protect returning workers and lines like Belt and Fourth avenues resumed limited runs amid scattered clashes and beatings.
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Rudolf Prince of Austria Death Rumor Sparks Crowds
London Feb 5 Vienna dispatches report the Vienna correspondent of The Chronicle alleges censorship on telegrams. Another Vienna report claims Crown Prince Rudolf died after a forced entry into his room and a subsequent suicide. Crowds throng viewing Rudolf's body as Empress and Emperor travel to Pesth.
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Charles Louis Bet
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Daily Telegraph
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Clerk and companion arrive secretly at hotel then depart
The Clerk of Intianapolia and Thomas O'Neal with a clerk arrived Saturday night at a principal hotel under assumed names and left again last night to attend the Montreal Carnival.
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Six Persons Crushed In Ruins After Wall Collapse
Omaha Neb Feb 4 High wind caused part of the east wall of the Max Meyer building at Farnum and Eleventh to fall. Two buildings on the east side wrecked six killed and several injured. Victims include Edward Oleson clothing dealer and Mrs Hinehsr. Others named: P Boyer Co safe dealers D Dunbar Co engravers Thomas Houston Graneltiman Jett Jackson Emma Oliver Charles Blake.
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Extreme cold grips Adirondacks and New England
Snow storms advance across the Northwest lake region and mid Atlantic as record lows push cities from Waterbury to Stowe and Hanover to Montpelier. Thermometers drop to as low as 49 degrees below zero in Adirondacks and northern New England, with readings around 28 below in Hanover and 40 below elsewhere. Weathermen warn of further cold and a potential heavy snow event, while some areas report snow for harvest and shipping lanes frozen over.
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The Murder of Clayton Characteristic of Arkansas Democrats
A terse report frames the Clayton murder as emblematic of Arkansas Democratic politics. Details focus on the event’s timing and local reactions within the political climate, noting public figures and community response without graphic description.
Indictments Loom In Marion County Cash Theft Case
Marion County Grand Jury investigates Joha Sullivan county treasurer and Joseph A. Moor, alleging thefts exceeding 750,000 dollars. Authorities seek indictments, tracing missing funds, with Sullivan reportedly left the state and a Canada-bound flight sought, while experts review trust accounts for broader embezzlements.
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