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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1912

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Demolition to Start as Fire Rages in Equitable Building

Fire and rescue crews battled the Equitable Building ruin where a vaults debris and protected treasure were feared lost. Officials ordered shoring and the start of controlled demolition today as investigators sought missing Chief Walsh and other victims while tenants were evacuated from nearby buildings.

Exchange Equitable William A. Day Equitable Assurance Society No. 15 Broadway Day Thompson-Starrett, Company

Interior of the Equitable Building Ravaged by Fire

Fire destroyed the interior up to the third floor of the Equitable Building. A fall adjoining building captured views from above showing granite walls and the extent of the devastation. Corner on Cenare Street remains exposed as the blaze swept through multiple levels.

Equitable

Record Cold Grips U S and Canada with Minus Readings

Canada and northern states report subzero temperatures with record lows across cities. Minnesota and Wisconsin cities register around twenty to forty degrees below zero as thermometers burst and cold persists for a tenth straight day. Winnipeg and Alberta report ranges from 18 to 3 degrees below zero amid frigid condition spread.

U. S Deleth Minn Cook Stina Virginia Winnipeg Mandan Alberta Canal

72 Year Old Lumber Baron Weds Actress in Cranbury Ceremony

Elijah Marshall Allen a wealthy York and Pars lumber merchant aged 72 married Matthy Laura Walker formerly of the Print Chickens troupe at Cheristale Harm Cranbury. The ceremony started at six with a special Pittsfeld express bringing guests from New York. President Taft’s family sent a token gift as the couple planned a temporary home at the Hotel Astor in New York.

Norwalk Conn Elijah Marshall Allen York and Pars Matthy Laura Walker Bprint Chickes" Theatrical Company Cheristale Harm Cranbury Pittsfeld Louis J. Howell Hinstentorian Fener Taft Mr and Mia Allen Hotel Astor New York

Warcraft are all safe The McCall nearing Bermuda

A message from the United States tender Dixie reports the mining torpedo boat destroyer McCall and scout cruiser Birmingham approaching Bermuda. The McCall is said to have suffered material damage in a great storm but is expected to arrive tomorrow. The destroyer Paulding collided with another vessel. it will be docked if damage is serious. The Roe is towed toward Norfolk with other ships for repair.

Mamillon Bermuda United States Dixie Mccall Birmingham Cigher Paulding Faulding Hampton House Norfolk Sala Prairie Roe Thampton Shonds Bute How Norfolk Navy Yard Ren Washington Hampton Roads Can Cuban Navy Department Stee Republic Iron and Steel Company United States Steel Corporation Alabama Tennessee Iron and Steel Manufacturing Ohlo Tower Woodward Iron Company Southern Iron and Steel Company Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Company The Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company Birmingham Iron Company Dayton Malleable Iron Company Birmingham District

Socialist's Answer to What is Socialism

An unusual and comprehensive article by John and M Mahon will appear in next Sunday's New-York Tribune. The philosophy and tactics of the international Socialist movement will be accurately presented in this page article.

John & M Mahon International Socialist Movement

Train Delays Prompt Century Limited Rebate Offer

Passengers on the Twentieth Century Limited arrived in New York City nearly twelve hours late due to a wreck near Dunkirk. The New York Central Railroad offered Chicago boarded passengers a rebate of 1 for each hour past six hours, with some travelers claiming 3 rebates for delays beyond two and a half hours.

Twentieth Century Limited New York City New York Central Railroad Chicten Grand Central Station Dunkirk Buffalo Chicago Theew York Central Railroad

Mad Negro Holds Posse At Bay In 6 Hour Siege

William Twiman, described as insane, killed his father in Scottsville near Rochester and fired on deputies and townspeople during a six hour standoff. National guardsmen and naval militia compelled his surrender after deputies and Sheriff Harley Hamill were wounded.

Rochester William Twiman Scottaville Tocher Harley Hamil Twimar Black Soung James J. Cox Vox Jay Cox Ward A. Jenkins Scottsville Harn Jin Thin City Twiman Public Safety Charles Ff Joseph Quigley William Whaley Nasal Mblithe Owen Nen

Roosevelt or bust editorial hints at party unity shift

The piece argues that Taft era Republicans lack unity and leadership in the 10th district races. It stresses the need for a strong leader who can steer the party to victory, naming Roosevelt as the likely standard bearer. It warns that party fracture could bring Democratic gains if a unifying figure is not found.

Kan William Allen White Taft Joan la Bollette Rome

Noble Weds Mrs Suydam in Jersey City Ceremony

Former Mrs. Suydam, once Mrs Walter Suydam Jr of Blow Point Lange Island, wed Walter Suydam’s rival in Jersey City led by witnesses. The ceremony took place at Edward A Hansom’s home near No. 4 Astor Place as the couple planned to live on West 12th Street New York.

Walter Suydam, Jr Blow Point Lange Island W. Noble Brooklyn Noble Jersey City Suydam Jersey Clie Eaeward A. Hansom Astor Mace Mrs. Noble S He West 12Th Street City Long Island Tanalee

Couple Tease Wedding At Night Court Without License

A touring car brought John Francis Bohs and Martha Conley to night court as they sought a marriage. Magistrate Freucht advised obtaining a license but the couple admitted they forgot and planned to wed after a morning return. They said they first met at Manhattan Beach last summer while she was bathing.

Freucht John Francis Bohs Albans Martha Conley No. Ies Wild Street Frexcht Sehidy Manhattan Beach Misa Conley

Young coasters killed in New Jersey and New York

Reports from West Orange and Summit on coasting accidents as Lorin Green thirteen dies after a sled crash in Llewellyn Park while his cousin Rita Lovia suffers minor injuries. Other incidents include Chauncey Gould Stone’s fatal skull fracture at Hackley School and brothers Cleveland Parse and Thomas Fleming in Mortis avenue crash with leg injuries.

Ims Telegraph West Orange Mod Lorin Green David E. Green, Jr Llewellyn Park Rita Lovia New York Nife Jersey Summit Cleveland Parse Thomas Flemingeaeh Mortis Avenue Overlook Hospital Chauncey Gould Stone Howard Ste

Rector and Parishioner Fight at Yonkers Mission

A clash at St Marys Episcopal Mission in Sherwood Park Yonkers ended in a hand to hand struggle between rector G H L He Butler and former parishioner Mrs George H Wetmore. Wetmore accuses the clergyman of assault and seeks arrest. he was previously acquitted by a Bishop Greer appointed committee.

St Mary's Episcopal Mission Sherwood Park Yonkers Ftes G. HL He Butler George HH. Wetmore Villa Avenue Jim Wax

Carnegie Claims He Beat Rockefeller In Steel Deals

Andrew Carnegie testified before the House inquiry into United States Steel and recounted leasing Rockefeller ore fields at Lake Superior for 15 to 20 cents a ton and selling out to the Morgan syndicate for 420 million dollars. He said he grew a fortune from 1500 dollars borrowed in 1863 to 420 million in thirty years and mocked Rockefeller’s role in the deal. The hearing also noted independent Alabama and Tennessee steel firms pressing for lower freight rates at the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Tribune Bureau Washington John 1 Rockefeller Andrew Carnegie United States House Committee of Inquiry United States Steel Corporation Ar Carnegie Smitter Rockefett Rockefellere Mrs. Carnegie Mrs Rockefeller Mr. Rockefeller Mr. Carnegie Carnegie Morgan Steel Corporation Ironmaster Stanley Javed Caynegie J Flurry Oller Lake Superior James Gayley New York Pittsburgh Gayley Birmingham Southern Railway Loulaville & Nashville Iron and Steel Independents Interstate Commerce Commission Alabama Tennersen Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Company Founders’ Association of Ilinois Birmingham Iron Ohio River Tron Steel and Iron Louisville & Nashville Frisco Timeis Central Tron and Steel New England Yterday Tennessee Coalition & Railroad Company Tennessee Coal and Iron

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