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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 27, 1911

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Fire at Asch Building Kills 145 in Deadly Blaze

Fire at the Asch building on Washington Place and Greene Street in New York leaves at least 145 dead. Floors eight and nine see mass jumps and collapse as flames trap workers. Firefighters search for bodies amid scorched debris and flooded basements. Probing origins point to a corner on the eighth floor while owner Max Blanck notes smoking was forbidden in lofts.

New York Asch Washington pace Greene street Bremen Washington place Washington Square Ave gils Charles Richman fire patrol No. 12 Max Blanck Triangle company Croker

Tragic Pier Disaster Mans Bodies Mangle Morning Sight

A chaotic morgue scene at a pier reveals dozens of mangled corpses laid in pine coffins as relatives summon courage to identify loved ones. Nurses and police contend with hysterical mourners while grim discoveries link victims to community members, lovers, and workers.

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Roosevelt to Revisit Scandinavia and Stockholm

March 27 report says Colonel Theodore Roosevelt plans a summer visit to Scandinavia. He is expected to attend the Olympic Games in Stockholm and then visit Maurice M. Egan, the American minister at Copenhagen. Farmers in New Jersey offered 7.50 per ton for tomatoes for a potential Wheeling, West Virginia canning plant, contingent on acreage.

Roosevelt Scandinavia Copenholmen Theodore Rooseveltt Stockholm Maurice KP. Egan Copenhagen New Eaypl N. J Wheeling W. Va

Mexican Ambassador De La Barra Appointed Foreign Minister

Washington reports Senor de la Barra, newly named minister of foreign affairs by President Diaz, has left for Mexico City. He aims to influence the Diaz regime and engage with Jose Yves Limantour in shaping cabinet alignments, signaling a shift away from Creel and toward Limantour influence within the government.

Washington Ambassadon de ll Barra Diaz Mexico Senor de la Barra Jong New York Senor Jose Yves Limantour Mexico City hag Senor Creel Chihuahua Senor Limantour Anandal interpata Sener Creel Sener Limantour

Diaz's New Cabinet and Old Advisers Retained

Mexico City reports President Diaz will announce a cabinet with only two old advisers kept. Francisco de la Barra remains foreign affairs minister, Jose Y. Limantour finance, Demetrio Sodi justice, Manuel Marroquin y Rivera fomento, Vera Estanol instruction, Morbarte Dominguez communications, and Gonzales Cosio war and navy. De la Barra may be replaced as ambassador to Washington by Joaquin Casasas or Miguel Cavarrubian.

Mexico City Diaz Francisco de la Barra finance Jose Y. Limantour justice Demetrio Sodi fomento Manuel Marroquin y Rivera Vera Estanol Morbarte Dominguez Gonzales Cosio

Morse Said To Be Going Insane

Washington reports Charles W. Morse is going insane in his Atlanta federal penitentiary cell. John S. Gaynor, a Savannah harbor fraud co-defendant, said to reporters in Washington he had just been released from the same prison. Gaynor was traveling to Syracuse, New York. Relieves Tackade and inflamed Cladder, Rezina Kidney-Pills, Harner’s Drug Store, Newsvarrer dRGH.

Washington Charles W. Morse federal penitentiary Atlanta John S. Gaynor Benjamin D. Greene Savannah harbor Gaynor Syracuse N. Y Rezina Harners Drug Store

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