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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 08, 1886

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Fire and Explosion Rage at Bayard Street Factory

A four story factory building at Nos 63 and 67 Bayard street, David Block's tin ware factory, caught fire. Cloak makers Samuel Paul Joseph Werner and Nathan Fried occupied the fourth floor where 50 to 75 workers fled to the roof as flames spread. Women and men leapt to the street to escape. Minnie Rogansky was fatally injured. Estimated loss about 20 000 dollars.

New York Bayard Street David Block Samuel Paul Joseph Werner Nathan Fried Minnie Rogansky

Mormon Conference Opens at Coalville With 100 Attendees

Ciricano reports the fifty sixth semi annual Mormon church conference convened Wednesday at Coalville in Summit County. Only Apostle Richards among recognized leaders attended, urging firmness and adherence to divine rights. An epistle from John Taylor will be read before Friday. In St Louis James Smith escaped custody from a moving train near Charleston after being handed to Sheriff Hull. He leaped from the car as it lurched, disappearing despite a full search.

Mormon Conference Ciricano Ogden Utah Mormon Church Coalville Summitt County Apostle Richards John Taylor St. Louis Jas. Smith Charleston Hull Wednesday Smith

Telegraphic Ticks: Unsold Hygeia Hotel and Death of Publisher

The Hygeia hotel in Fortress Monroe Virginia failed to sell with a high limit of 844000. no bids were received. Thomas A. Williamson, publisher of the Cape May Wave and city council member, died after a brief illness at thirty seven. Funeral set for Saturday at 1 p.m. Also reports include Berlin noting no arrival of Lord Randolph Churchill, a Detroit area fire at Union Furniture works with $50000 loss, riots at Aldershot over a draft leaving many wounded and 41 rioters arrested, Belfast fog collision killing Conductor Frank Ingram, and Arkansas judge Cradley described as gravely ill from a leprosy-like condition. Parliament member John Edward Ellis visits Ireland and supports Irish tenants.

Fortress Monroe Thomas AH. Williamson Uape May Wave Berlin Lord Randolph Churchill Union Furniture Company Detroit Grand Maven Milwaukee Junction Grand Rapids Mich Royal Innisskillin Fusileers Aldershot England Africa Buffalo Glenn Belfast Buffalo, New York Frank Ingram Olean Little Mock Ark Warren J. M. Cradley 10Th District of Arkansas John Edward Ellis Nottinghamshire Ireland Irish National League

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