Newark Blaze Claims Dozens At Four Story Factory
A devastating fire at a four story Newark factory on High Street leaves thirty dead with five more feared buried and ten hospitalized in critical condition. A gas ignition caused by a Bunsen burner near a gasoline can sparked a rapid blaze across floors housing about fifty workers.
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Newark
N. J
High street
Sadie Hangon
Stone street
Anchor Lamp company
iris
Wolf & Co
Marlborough replies to Lloyd-George over money attack
Duke of Marlborough rebukes Lloyd-George at Woodstock for using aristocrats and Irish rents as political targets. He questions charity, wealth, and the chancellor’s claimed concern for the poor, accusing him of hypocrisy and class warfare.
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TLonion
David Lioyd-George
Duke of Marlborough
Blenheim
Consuela Vanderbilt
Lloyd-George
Marlborough
Lioyd-George
Whitechapel
Mr. Lloyd-George
India
King Adonan Undergoes Nose Surgery During Visit
King Adonan, staying in Bordeaus, had a nose operation by Professor Moore over the weekend. Reports say a second minor procedure was completed with little inconvenience to the king. Separately, Robert Tupper of Round TH drowned after being swept overboard from the steamer Yarmouth near the Bay of Fund during a wedding trip.
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Bordeaus
King Adonan
Professor Moore
tnal
Halifax
tnes
Tupper
Yarmouth wid
Bay of Fund
Two Boys Murdered in Thanksgiving Hunt Tragedy
May 28 report from Colnumina states Roe mers aged fifteen and Prentiss Moore aged eleven were hunting on Thanksgiving day. Their bodies were found later and authorities say they had been murdered. The murderers are unknown.
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Colnumina
my Roemers
Prentiss Moore
ffteen
cath oid
Internal Revenue Marks A Year Of High Tax Revenue
The 12 months ended June 30 show record receipts from distilled spirits cigars cigarettes and oleomargarine with Illinois leading in production and New York second in fermented liquors. Commissioner Cabell notes sharp gains but warns of rising moonshine activity in prohibition states.
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Washington
United States
Hare
internal revenue bureau
Cabell
bureau
cedit
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Ilinois
New York
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
postal and customs service
Two-Ton Hat Sent From Richmond as Census Bet
A sheet iron hat weighing about two tons and eight feet high arrived in Atlanta on a flat car from Richmond Virginia. It was sent as payment of a bet between editors of the Richmond Evening Journal and the Atlanta Journal over which city would show the larger population in the 1910 census.
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Atlanta
Richmond
Richmond Evening Journal
Atlanta Journal
J O Dickinson Buried In Nashville Funeral
The funeral of J O Dickinson son of the secretary of war was held from Dr W G Ewing's home in Nashville on November 28 and burial took place at Mount Olivet cemetery. The Southern Society of Washington sent a floral tribute.
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J. O. Dickinson
Nashville
Town
J. ©. Dikinson
W. G. Ewing
Mount Olivet
Southern Society of Washington
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