Baltimore Fire Claims Thirteen In Armiger House Tragedy
A four story Baltimore home on Charles Street burned killing thirteen, including James Armiger and several family members. Seven residents perished from smoke or fall while others were seriously injured. Rescuers saved Mrs Armiger and multiple siblings as flames raged through upper floors. The Armiger house, filled with valuables and jewelry, was gutted but supporting neighbors aided victims.
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Bartimoire
James Ro Armiger
Charles Street
James Ho Armiger
Armel
William H. Hiley
Richard Hifer Sun
Iley
Oak
Maran Hier
Buley
Tri Ain
Marian Aha
Jal Alpminter
James Chamatin
Manuel
Buea
Alice Withhin
Wuluak
Within A. Riley
May
Janes BR
A. 3
Abelestam
Charlsatreet
Lafayette Avenue
Armiger
New York
Mr. Armiger
Louis Whiting
Whiting
Mc~Afee
McAfee
Mrs. Armiger
Alice Williams
Eleanor
Virginia
Mr. Azmager
Richard Rites
Ida Whiting
Funeral notes and scattered obituaries in Feb. 24 era
A jumble of obituaries and notices from February 24 recounts deaths and funerals across cities. Edgar W. sally Eaow duderhis pen marie he bemourist is mourned with his career in law and journalism. General Runyon’s ambassadorial funeral in Newark draws notable attendance. Lillian Lyons dies in Brookies after an oil stove accident. Olney’s name surfaces for Democratic presidential nomination. Dr Jameson’s men reach London after Krugersdorp fight. ex Governor Dexter Robinson dies in Massachusetts. gold fields agents arrive in Vroomstock to work eastern Siberia deposits. Bob Green is shot in a Kentucky dive.
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Sally Eaow
Duderhis
Marie
Bie Sivas
Staard
Biro
Shurler
Doh
Wyoming
Paae
American Press Association
Rupyon
Fenneral
Newark
Theodore Runger
Berlin
St. Paul's Mlel Church
Rhey
Henry Baker
Andrews
Ehter Hazmond
Jacob Todd
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Runyon
Haskins
Emperor William
Empress Augusta Victoria
Armenian Atrocities Reported From Across The Empire
A February dispatch details ongoing Armenian Christian persecution in the Ottoman Empire. Converts, enslavement, and forced births accompany widespread destitution among Armenians, with villages looted and women abducted. Officials permit little relief while Turks deny aid and threaten stricter punishment. Clara Barton critiques delay in Zeitun relief as 300 refugees suffer severe hardship.
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Washington
Chicago
Abdul-lah Pasha
Harpoot Vilayet
Mezreb
Harpoot
Mezreh
Palu
Europe
America
Pala
Paln
WEEK IN CONGRESS ON ADJOURNMENT AND CUBAN QUESTION
The article outlines debate on adjournment plans and key bills in the new Congress session. It notes expected votes and timetable for naval and Post Office bills, deficit and fortification issues, and the Cuban question. Senator Morgan will continue his Cuban speech, with other senators ready to speak.
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Gener Iitiie
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Atill
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Chidtman
Temhay
Almy
Senate
Dubois
Quahnittays Et Public Huuds
Marshh
Morgan
Committee On Foreign Residues
Sherman
Gray
Turple
Ex-Congressman Michael D Harter Suicide in Fostoria
Ex Congress man Michael D Harter of Philadelphia shot himself at the Knapp residence in Fostoria while visiting for business. He had long backed low tariff and sound money and served Ohio’s Fourteenth district in the Fifty second and Fifty third congresses. He was born April 6 1816 in Canton Ohio. His body was sent to Mansfield Ohio for burial. authorities noted substantial life insurance.
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Josemalh
Fostoria
Philadelphia
Knapp
Mr. Harter
Presbyterian Church
Ohio
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Mansfield
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Park Avenue
Harter
Horter
Trials and weathered deeds flare in scattered nuggets
A mix of brief notes reports and rumors covers a Sidney murder trial for A A Bull and implied cases from Brooklyn Raleigh and Philadelphia. Other items note a New York housing dog ban debate and a Confederate memorial society opening in the Davis mansion Virginia.
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A. Bull
Sidney
Maude Swayne
New York
Iegislator
Eben Kieran
Brooklyn
Matthew Dodd
Seaboard
Raleigh
N.C
Senhor Branco
Lorenzo Marquese
Delacoa Bay
Robert Smith
Philadelphia
Smith
Museum of the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
Davis Mansion
White House
Mass public viewing at prison exposes two criminals
Thousands of visitors witness the public expositions of Jackson and Walling at the county jail in a grim display likened to livestock sales. The two lead prisoners, calm and measured, move beneath the gaze of intrigued crowds while William Wood observes from the balcony, amid a mix of curious youths, families, and Christian groups.
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Erie Funda
Puis
Sete Jackson
Morze Wallage
Williony
Andy Ae Bustamunt
Phan
Jackson
Walling
William Woah
Warhop
Clncionati
Iniiana
Inore
William Wood
Wood
Euquiter
Scott Jackson
Tio
Tate
Mystery of a Mine Reveals Skeletons of Four Men
In Collikins W S Feb 44 a mine east of town yields bones and a flask with notes detailing the 32 year old disappearances of Julia Ewing Ben Ayem Tom Ackerson and Joe Oboey. The diary entries describe imprisonment cave in killings and cannibalism aboard a grim timeline from Nov 1963 to Nov 7.
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W.s
David Spyder
Here
Julia Ewing
Ben Ayem
Tom Ackerson
Joe Oboey
Ben Ayres
Ewing
Ackelson
Dirk
Thad
Kit
Booth Booth Tucker Affair In London Meeting
Disjointed text recounts a London meeting involving Ballington Booth and his wife with commanders and officers. A behind closed doors session followed a large gathering as Booth and family reject proposals from London and international headquarters in England. Timestamped remarks indicate tense negotiations and a late night statement denying authority from overseas leadership.
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Warty
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London
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Enyland
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