Mexican Rebels To Lay Down Arms Historic amnesty offered to insurgents
Mexico City March 23 reports from official sources say an understanding has been reached between the government and insurgents led by Francisco I Madero. Rebels will surrender and accept federal authority as cabinet reforms and a general amnesty are outlined. Corral likely to succeed Diaz as president if vacancy occurs.
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Mexien City
Tribone
Iy Francisco 1. Madero
Tiare
Esterday
Holly
Doapal Berner de Reyes
Europe
Tron
Mexico
Reyes
Ramon Corral
Eneral Reyes
Eranpe
Madero
Bubldes Lamantour
Dorn Deanirety
de la Barta
Fan Ambeseedoe
Washington
Permesa Diaz
Fae
Alion
Utne Eesti
Weight of fugitives crossing over men’s bodies too great
A Centre man dies as he and two others slip while crossing window sills. The weight causes the trio to lose grip and fall to their deaths. Authorities investigate the stairway collapse and warn of unsafe makeshift crossings.
Tragic Rescue Tale of Lavine on Hospital Cot
Story follows Samuel Lavine laid on a hospital cot as fearsome events unfold. Horror described through reactions of bystanders and ensuing chaos. Several girls who leaped into a shaft with him meet instant death, according to the brief report.
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Samuel Lavine
Fire Escape Lapse Blamed In Brooklyn Shirtwaist Disaster
Pauline Grossman, eighteen, injured leaping from a window on the eighth floor, recalls coworkers forming a human chain to lower women and the chaos as fire and smoke trapped hundreds of workers. She describes escaping via stairway and elevator shaft, with others killed or badly burned as flames surged and exits failed.
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Pauline Grossman
Tucker
Iaal
Laeras
Greene Street
Ginsafery
Bogsiadd Armen
Tevlion
Cat
Feoan
Aid
Jesaeke
New Yorke
Byrne
Woody
Lavine
Baek
Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn
Triangle Shirtwater Mactors
Wen
Door Closed and Fire Tragedy at Washington Place
Fire at the Triangle Waist Company ten story loft on Washington Place and Greene Street with 142 bodies recovered by midnight. Fire Chief Croker blames lack of external fire escapes and notes elevators saved hundreds as women leaped from ninth floor. Officials shield details while investigators assess responsibility and sprinkler absence.
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Nde
Washneton Place
Croker
Langford Tade
Berties
Bs Jany
Washington Place
Greene Street
Triangle Waist Company
Snk
Triangle Water Company
Meyers, Crown & Vale Lach Company
Triangle Watet Company
New York Univerattr
New York Universit Law School
Atudente of
Sehich
Triangle Company
Fele
America Book Company
Knutth Head Waiter Knocked Out in Waldorf Altercation
Paul Pinedaud, a waiter, struck head waiter Louie Knutt in a Waldorf dining room dispute over a menu card. Police and detectives pursued Pinedaud, who resisted and fought with officers, before being arrested after a confrontation at a locker.
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slesaRsyoom
Waldorf
Paul Pinehland
Louie Knutth
Pinedaud
Knuth
Knuttis
Smith
A. Fy
Costi¢un
Hin
Pinedlaud
Moore
Broadway Building Sold in Washington Life Structure Deal
A $4,500,000 building in Washington was purchased with tenants remaining in place. The buyer listed as Sadie the Liberty National Sank seats.
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Broadway
Washington Life Structure
Tenants
Inc
Sadie
Liberty National
New Law Sought to Regulate Fire Escapes in City Buildings
Waldo urges passage of a bill to place fire escapes under Buildings Department supervision. He argues current safety is inadequate and regulation could remedy dangerous conditions. The proposal aims to bring fire escape oversight under state Mine department control.
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Lander Walle
New York
Jin Fonton Toulett
Buildings Department
Tay
Deadly fire prompts Buildings Department stare study
Alfred TedWIG, superintendent of Buildings, reported at a recent meeting that a building lacking a third stair violated the Building Code. Plans approved July 13 1900 by Thomas J. Brady, Superintendent, showed a rear space of ten thousand square feet and a four inch terra cotta wall that did not provide tie walls. Despite four thousand complaints from the Fire Department, no specific fault was found in the structure where the fire occurred. Officials say the code will be revised to improve egress and ingress standards and address prior regulatory gaps. The reasons Brady waived the third stair requirement remain unclear.
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Croker
Beers
Phehl
Waldo
Arthur J. O. Keefe
Fordinerity
Brooklyn
Alfred Tedwig
Aew Inge
Thomas J. Brady
Su Bullengs
Ludwig
Mr. Ludwig
Fi Department
Dadwise
Brady
Queen and Crescent Strike Off War Debated Road Officers
Report notes a dispute involving firemen on the Queen and Crescent route with representatives of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen negotiating a tentative agreement. Hermes Baker, general manager, amid talks on railway labor action and railroad management.
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Maren
New Oreleans & Texas Pacific Railroad
Queen & Crescent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Nut
Hermes Baker
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Tribune
Mexico City
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Dinzy
Goer
Almort
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Leftor de de Ubira
Dewetts Sodl
Supremes
Washington, Arch
Dan Averi
Samuel Laine
Grace Church
Phu
Crober
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Bite Department
Fire Department
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John © Asch
South Norwalk
Conn
Croker Blames
Joseph Zitto
Joseph Gasper
Elewator
Zitte
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