Brave Fire at Van Buren and Franklin Streets
A major fire in a building at the corner of Van Buren and Franklin streets destroyed the structure and injured several, with two men killed and others rescued after smoke and debris trapped workers. Captain Hermanson and a firefighter Heroically aided a fallen worker as others escaped on the smoke-filled floors.
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Reverend Le Vanlock translated Hable Jute work
Obituary and biographical sketch of Rev Le Vanlock, a translator of the Hable Jute Arabic texts, noting his Syrian Christian influence, scholarly path from Kinderhook to Philadelphia and Syria, and honors from the Turkish sultan. Also mentions his death coming soon after illness.
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Debs Deliverance in Chicago Speaks on Liberty and Union
Eugene V. Debs spoke at Central Moston Hall Chicago to a packed audience after arriving from jail. He denounced government actions against labor, defended the American Railway Union, and urged unity to defend constitutional liberties despite alleged federal interference. Debs pledged to earn a living by editing a weekly industrial paper and to avoid further political office.
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Moston Hall
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Woodstock
Vege 1
United States
Ameri Railway Union
Trade Briefs Signal Slower Business and Mixed Markets
New York dispatch notes a general cooling in business with cautious consumer demand and no panic. Wheat estimates shrink to about 475,000,000 bushels, cotton remains scarce with modest gains, while shipments falter. U.S. filings show 23 more business failures this week, led by the eastern and western states. Delaware reports a Cuban filibuster lookout as Foster may carry exiles aboard. A Kentucky case follows a wife’s death by strangulation. husband arrested amid rising suspicion. In Russia, czarowitch illness spurs court physicians to Abbas Tani. local violence tallies in North Carolina indictments. Local incidents include a fatal self defense shooting in Lawrenceville and a tram-related assault in Connellsville. Rev. Hyatt Smith is ruled insane in Boston, and Attoons postmaster P.B. McDonald dies after a month of illness.
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United States
Senate inquiry yields testimony on city hall graft
Nov 23 report from PaLamiento describes a senate investigation into fees at city hall. Testimony cited charges against Mecke, a carpenter and foreman, with involvement from supervisor A Teik and others. Separate items note Judge John McGrath's commitment to a asylum after a disruptive morning in Trenton.
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