Paris Holocaust Charity Bazaar Tragedy in Fire
A crowded Hue Jean Gujoon charity bazaar in Paris suffers a devastating fire. Fire spreads rapidly with only one exit as patrons flee, many crushed or burned. Survivors describe panic, with high society and commoners among the victims. hundreds dead or missing, extensive rescue efforts proceeding at the Palais de Industrie and surrounding streets.
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Tate
Hue
Jean Guujun
Dwad Uzes
Fevrier
General Fevrier
Mar Jacobs
Baruune de Aisle
Aime la Doucette
Duchthe
Har- Devaler
Marquise du Duchess d'Alercen
Sime
D’arlu
Boisseaux
FL Fe Schickier
Mme. Moreau
Costace Beauregard
Duchess de Vendome
D¢ Maison
Comte al
la Rochefoucauld
Paris
D’uzes
D’uzes and Her Daughter, the Duchess de Laynes
Henry Blount
Generals Ferrier
Mme. Wilson
Grevy
Mme. la Boulaye
D’ Atenco
Champs q@Elysees
Pere Amtroise
Pere
Permel
Sven Rus
General Meunier
Marchioness de Calliset
Alencon
Countetsses de
Dr John W Bull's Baby Syrup Ad
Mothers warned of summer diarrhea dangers for babies. Dr John W Bull's Baby Syrup claimed to regulate bowels and reduce inflammation. Testimonial from A W Burgess of Grove Ohio praises thirteen years use and urges readers to ask dealers for the remedy priced at 25 cents.
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John W. Bull
Reform for Philadelphia Senate bills introduced by investigators
In Harrisburg on May 3 the Senate reviewed a voluminous report from the Citizens' Association of Philadelphia awaiting action. The documents discuss the Bullitt charter reform and policing measures while detailing magistrate duties and station assignments. Also noted: a captain and ship incident with scurvy on a voyage to China, plus a sinking with eleven drowned near Aberdeen and repair work on Potomac river dam No. 6.
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Senate
Garrisburg
Asuter
Ini
Tariff in the Senate and Civil Sundry Debates
The Senate considered amendments to the tariff measure with Republicans and Democrats divided over revenue effects. Aldrich flagged July 1 enactment. Arkansas Senator Jones predicted six weeks of debate. Foraker, a newcomer, debated Maryland's Gorman over reckless appropriations, while a free homestead bill passed 42 to 1 and the Morgan Cuban resolution lingered. The sundry civil bill was discussed but not finished.
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Siyise
Semape Fies
Yesesbon
Republcans
Republians
Flesentebieu
Jones
Nevada
Mir
Aledrich
Senate
Aldrich
Arkansas
House
Gorman
Maryland
Paraker
Ohio
Foraker
Axel Travagance
Air Foraker
Magowan Alimony Suit Placed in Court
Mrs Mary E Magowan filed a bill in chancery seeking to void an Oklahoma divorce and force ex mayor Frank A Magowan to pay alimony for herself and children. She alleges fraud duress and misrepresentation led her to withdraw opposition and accuses Magowan of failing to honor the agreement for 3 990 yearly support.
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Magowap
Trenton
Mary E. Magowan
Frank A. Magowan
Oklaoma
Court of Chancery
Oklahoma
Malid
Har
Smith and Flaherty Box Tie in York Bout
Selly Smith and Martin Flaherty fought a 23 pound bout in York on May 5 ending in a draw. Both claimed willingness to continue while noting they had not met before though Flaherty had faced George Dixon previously.
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Selly Smith
York
Lely Smith
Nevies
Martin Flaherty
Smith
Protest Against French Fishermen at St John s Newfoundland
Reported protest planned by the colony authorities over French vessels on the west coast of Newfoundland. Six French ships with permanent dwellings breach a treaty, prompting a diplomatic protest to the imperial government. General Nelson A Miles departs New York by steamer St Paul for Europe en route to Brindisi.
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St. John’s
N. F
Thand
Foundlandthounties
Col Istry
General Miles
Europe
New York
Nelson A. Miles
St. Paul
Maus
Dawson
Brindist
ADMIRAL MEADE DEAD AT NY HOSPITAL
The obituary notes Rear Admiral Richard W Meade died after failing to rally from ill effects following an operation in New York City. A veteran of the Civil War era, Meade rose through the ranks, designed the Illinois model battleship, and earned distinction in blockades and the St. Johns action. His fall from favor under the late administration is mentioned along with his retirement from active service two years prior. The piece also mentions a separate matter about a Baltimore grand jury indicting Edward Hoffman for embezzlement from the People's National Bank in Hagerstown, with details on amounts and anticipated travel for testimony.
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Meade
Cleveland
New York City
Ikternia
Atlantic
West Gulf
Fo Sos
ESSO
Illinois
Holman
Hagerstown
United States Grand Jury
Batthmore
Edward Hoffman
People’s National Bank
Hoffiman
Emshier
Ascolant Linn
Hoflman
Daltimore
Southern Miners on Strike Paralyzes Kentucky Coal Fields
Reports from upper Tennessee and southern Kentucky indicate a general strike will spread in the coal mines. About 2,500 miners at Jetico Glenmary Robbins and Helenwood already quit work, with all mines from Chattanooga to Somerset likely to be abandoned. The strike stems from an 18 percent pay cut.
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Chattanoora
Tenn
Upper Vest Tennessee
Kentucky
Jetico
Glenmary
Robbins
Helenawood
Chattanooga
Somerset
Stock Market Surges as Bears Squeezed in New York Trading
On May 4 in New York the stock market climbed with multiple factions driving prices up and bears panicking as large blocks of core stocks changed hands. The day ended with buoyant values and a high last-hour volume, led by sugar trades, while other markets, including Philadelphia grain and live stock, showed mixed activity and steady rates across commodities and livestock.
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Rapla
Wall Street
Bears
Paulie
New York
Bako & Ohio
Lehigh Valley
Chesa
Ohio
I. N. J. Central
Greek Peace Hints and Turkish Moves Amid Crete Tensions
Athens reports suggest possible peace within days as Greek leadership reshuffles inclining toward conciliatory moves. Turkish authorities suspend treaties with Greece while reinforcing Crete and striking a cautious stance on recall of Greek troops. In Chicago a ten ton rock wrecks cars, injuring several travelers including Alice Hayes and Mrs. O B Wilson.
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Lon . Mas
Athens
The
Times
Sandierski
Stat
Piies Constantin
Ters
Cun Pharsalus
Vassox
Crete
Minos
Ius
Fea
Macras
Constantinides
Creu
Princeantin
Chicago
Checage and Alton
Ares Aliee Hayes
Sanntonio
Tex
O. Bo Whson
G. Rh. van Horne
Rockford Hs
PF. Murphy
James Mills
Lincoln
Elections In North Carolina May Around State Hails Democratic Wins
North Carolina elections reported on May day show Democratic tickets prevailing for mayoral offices. In Goldsborough three of nine councilmen are Black and in Sanford three of five commissioners are Republican. The report frames the outcome as a Democratic story overall.
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North Carolina
Taleigh
Goldsborough
de Sanford
News Nuggets From Tur Coke and Trials
Nuggets of news report Coke in hospital critical condition and a man still in prison awaiting release. A medical ethics trial is planned for famed physicians in Atlanta. Paris dispatches claim Prince Henry of Orleans met King Menelik of Abyssinia. The statue of Professor Gross was unveiled in Washington. Thorne, inventor of the Thorne typesetting machine, died in Sing Sing at 72. Judge Fisher presided over a mortgage sale at Green Ant property in Somerset.
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Tur Coke
Pueblo
Atvianta
Pariu
Prince Henry of
Orleans
Menelik of
Abyssinia
Professor Gross
Philadelphia
Washington
Joseph Thorne
Thorne
Sing Sing
N. F
Terday
William A. Fisher
Baltimore
Somerset County
Ulder
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National Building Association OF
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Ernest J. Anage, Jr, James D. Mabon
J. Wesley Guest
J. Knabe, Jr
Wm Knabe & Co
Clinton P. Paine
Paine & McLaran
Thomas W. Hall
Wilbur F. Jackson
Continental Nat'l Bank
Edward Raine
Ames D. Mason
James D. Mason Co
A. Winslow Williame
WH. P. Harvey
Prichard
Baker Johnson
Agen
Fredsrige
Monumental Savings and Loan Association
Couron
Ifer
Waddress
J. L. Massey
Cabin House
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Dorsey Owens
Hamilton Lindsay
Treasor F
Buxtok
Jefferson
Devilbisz
Liberty
Jerodanis
William A. Mansfield
Becker
Ernest Helfensteir
West Patrick Street
Senttidanly Aker Johnson
Corre Siearr Frederick, RD
Rex Manufacturing Co
Beltimore
Rex
Ian Perfeer
F. P. Biebele
W. Lexngton
Anna Giering
Owen Yee
Baltimore Street
AL Tirobe
Macy
Rimed & List
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Ted
Associated Press
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Hawthorn
Dreher
Dias
Emerema
Herve
Df Ausinan
Comtesse Savisny
Mil de la Boulare
Strinfe
North Marxet
J. J. Rembsurg
North Markey Bt
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China
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National League
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Norfel
Admiral Meade
Ator
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Johmssars
Hichard W. Meade
City Mills
Sylvania
Spelter Stead Arme Brokers
East Liperty
Ita
Karsatos
London
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Victoria
England
Princess of Wales
Salter
Ingien
Belgium
Hubert F. Potter
Mssee
Cal
India
Thomas H. Phairang
S. Karriman
Arogstock
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Pittsburg
Finleyvill
Wheeling
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Ia Southern
Hooxville
Southern Railway
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