Tramped 10 Death Twenty-Four Killed at Front Street Theater
A gas burner malfunction and a shouted fire caused a deadly panic at the old Front Street theater. About 24 people died, many others injured, as mass casualties occurred on the narrow landing and stairs during escape attempts. Police and ambulances moved quickly, with most victims reported as Polish Hebrews.
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Trworsg
Front Street
Leo Cohen
Jennie Henzle
Jacob Rosenthal
Morris Maigious
Louis Amuski
Jacob Goldstein
Dor
E. J. Kelly
Iincoln
Stephen A. Douglaes
Ac Quada
Breckenrhige
Laneior
Rumors and Official Denials On Finance and Fleet
King and executives of Hartmore and Obie Hattfosd deny rumors of a fault and pledge all obligations are met. Other dispatches report French reaction to American policy and Navy estimates for rebuilding the Constitution, plus Kentucky naming a new battleship and various transit and business disruptions across states.
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Wiles
King
New York
Reports of Cuban insurgent moves near Havana
Dispatches describe scattered insurgent activity and Spanish countermeasures across Matanzas and Santa Clara. Officials claim insurgents retreating, while Gomez’s column reportedly advances toward Santa Clara, with Havana nerves rising and defense mobilization underway. Rumors of looting fears and possible uprisings linger as authorities downplay danger.
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Havanese
Santa Clara
Quintin Bunders
Bandera
Grameen
Matanzan
Sumillero
Gomez
Oriental de Zapata
Matanzas
Maceo
Prapar've
Havans
Gomex
Havana
Campos
Havens
Insurgenta
Fire Department
Npos
Harans
Macarites
Ben
Lagura
Downtick in trade and rising failures amid holiday season
New York reports a grim picture of Christmas trade with weaker demand and delayed carriage causing cautious optimism for early next year. Business failures rose to 24,013 nationwide, while western and midwest states show more distress than New England or the Pacific coast. Dun & Co notes higher insolvencies and a volatile market.
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Basiares
Bradstreete
Retlew
Trule
New York
Boston
Hartimars
Chlongy
New England
Ami
Pacific
United States
Canada
Abyssinian Assaults Italian Force Near Charleston
Ninety words note Abyssinian march against 10,000 Italians led by General Baratien near Charleston. No casualty details, but the clash follows a recent spate of local shocks. Also reported are factory holiday plans, a naval retiree, a drunken brawl in Wilkes-Barre, a skating accident involving Princess Frederick Leopold, and London tax rumors on petroleum.
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Charleston
Baratien
United States
Francis M. Barber
United States Navy
Wilkesbarre
William Ambrose
Charles Stevens
Frederick Leopold
Germany
London
Debates On Bond Question Between Hill and Teller
A heated Senate exchange between Mr Hill of New York and Mr Teller of Colorado centered on a proposal to issue future bonds payable in gold or silver at the holder's option. Hill urged retirements of greenbacks and discussed finance and debt, while Teller attacked the administration and bankers as harming U S credit. The galleries were crowded and Populist Mr Alien joined in defending the national credit. No final action was taken on Hill's resolution.
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Hill
New York
Teller
Colorado
Washington
Alien
Nebraska
Atr
Opposition to Bill Stirs Tariff Debate in Congress
Secretary Carlisle faces questions on the tariff bill and its impact on finance. He argues deficits stem from policy, not revenue gaps, and warns that current measures do not guarantee gold payments. He notes bonds would remain payable in coin, with new 3 percent issues only after five years.
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Central National Bank
Gale
J. M. Nixdorfyf, Jr
Court Street
William A. Mansfield
Banker & Broker
Frederick County National Bank
DRS, P.D. Fahrney & Son
Patsicians
First Nations Bank
Church St
Prederick
Maryland
Ernest Helfenstein
wteeGk Ta
L. Hevteethk
West
Patrick Street
Chas. G. Macgill
Centiat
North Market Street
Taos
Aker Johnson
Frederick
Worley Etchison
Attorney-At-Lam
Frederick, Md
Beir
Caton Black
O. B
Baltimore
Ator Manufacturing Company
Carroll P. D
Baltmore
Monigcawiy
Bens Tolet
Loy and Perry
Reo
Pozzoni
Meandard
Cyan Lars
NEWE
Rothing
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Diamonds
Gema
J. W. Morris
Geo. W. Fisher
PRICE
Eeoatius
Drevsar
Morreil
Saltimore
Ohio
Cleveland Panis
Paris
The
Figaro
France
Cleveland
Secretary of the Navy
Seaate
Kentucky
Herbert
Navy Department
Congress
Uoder
Wassilatos
Morrison
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Joint Traffic Association
Commission
Southern District of
Major Colville
Schleswig
Haytien
Batchelor
Melliéore
Sherburne
Little Inagua
Boret
Resse
Beery
St. Petersburg
Tageblatt
Russia
England
Tis
Leslie Combs
Daniel Swigert
H A Swigert
Combs
Wold
Swigerts
Saryland_ HackersTows
Washington County
Baltimore and Ohio
Antictstu Creek
Keatlysville
Brewer
Axtosio
Tex
Waabingwo
Tos
Semms
Everett
St. Louis
Beary Galde
Locxport, Lls
Smith & Eastman
Dewira
N. M
Sonora
Mexico
Finance and Trade
Dunraven
New Yoak
Lord Dunraven
New York Yacht Club
B. J. Phelps
GC. L. Rives
W.C. Whitney
Mahan
U.S. N
J. Pierpont B Morgan
Mr. Askwith
Lord Doureren
Bix
Atlasta
W. C. Shell
D.wood
Georgia Pacific
Doyle
Wi White
Peyton
Wood
Atlanta
Thornes Gla
Paterson
N. J
Barry Wayward
Ceicanod
Harry Hayward
Minneapolis
Catherine Ging
Graceland Cemetery
T. J. Hayward
Lakewood Cemetery
Columes
Pittsburg
Nations
University of the United States
Senate Committee
Nations University
Porrtlasd
Ore
Adgius Junger
Nesqually
Oregon
Aix la Chapelle
Walla Walla
Wash
Cgarlisle
House
Republican House of Representatives
Wecruiary
Thors
Luanly
Eleran Ramhliene
Johnson
California
Tle
Bis
Dili
Meera Dingley
Grosvenor
Turner
Patterson
Carlisle
Ing
Carliste
W J Rainey
Uniontown
Frick
Farbace Pvicer
Reimey
McA
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