Atlanta Fire Ravages Downtown Business Block
A downtown Atlanta blaze starting from the Kresge store explosion caused $700,000 to $1,500,000 damage and injured a man trapped by flames. The fire spread to the Childs Hotel, Wo rthworth and other tenants, forcing 150 guests to flee scantily dressed as the entire fire department battled the rear of the McClure building and adjacent structures for about 150 minutes.
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Atlanta
Freman
Kresge
Robert Waggener
Leutenant
Childs Hotel
Whitehall
Broad
Alabama Streets
Atlanta Fire Department
McClure
Woolworth
Ten Cent
Ewing Brothers’ Jewelry Company
Ifty
Ten-Cent
Childs
Broad Street
Moonshine Liquor Kills Man in Lancaster County
In Lancaster Pennsylvania on September 25 William Hester aged 44 of Adams Town and father of seven died after drinking poisonous moonshine whisky. A coroner's examination linked the death to the liquor.
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Lancaster
William Hester
Adamstown
Tanlac credited with restoring strength for Lutherville farmer
John H Blake of Lutherville Maryland says Tanlac revived his health after a year of weakness loss of weight and poor appetite a nurse friend recommended it and he reports improved eating sleep and energy since starting the medicine Tanlac is sold by all good druggists in Frederick
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John H Blake
Lutherville
Baltimore County
Baltimore
Ofztt
Frederick
Alll
Fears Ve ad Nero Is Son Mother Seeks Argonaut Hero
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on September 23 a mother questions if William Fessel, hero of the Argonaut mine disaster in California, is her son. She has had no word since he left to go to Argonaut. Three months ago he wrote of his plan and telegrams seek to verify his identity. Fessel served as a sergeant from the county in the Spanish American War.
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Pottsville
William Fessel
California
Mia
Rebecca Fessel
Palo Alto
Argonaut
Fessel
Kaiser William and Princess Hermine wedding fixed for November
Berlin announce tentative wedding date set for November 5 between former Kaiser William and Princess Hermine of Seuss. Ceremony will follow Dutch civil law after Weimar constitution nullified Hohenzollern laws. Public lists in Potsdam shops show Nossepe congratulation notices.
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Kaiser
Berlin
Kaiser Willam
Hermine
Seuss
House of Hohenzollens
Potsdam
Nossepe
Infant prodigy cries Mother at birth in Mason City
An infant born to Mrs. Peter Zahtes at a hospital in Mason City, Indiana, spoke the word Mother three times five minutes after birth. Doctors watched the child for a day and declared the utterance an accident as the child has since only cried normally. The nurses and physicians present verified the unusual enunciation.
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Mason City
Peter Zahtes
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