Fire Tragedy In New York Factory Building Kills Three Women
A deadly fire at a Cooghy Street factory in New York caused panic and crowded stairways to collapse. Seven women died and five were seriously injured as employees and rescuers fought to escape amid chaos. Fire crews battled flames and helped trapped workers from the burning structure.
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Kalbal
Af- Heers
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New Idea Pattern Carny
Former Governor Hoffman Dies At Riverside Farm
Milwaukees Wis Jan vet Sportal from Jefferson Wis Governor Francis Arngid Hoffman dies at his Riverside farm home. Arrangements not yet made. He wished burial in Chicago. A four generation farmer and former lieutenant governor of Minnesota, he later moved to Jefferson and owned land. Noted for agricultural writings.
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Jefferson
Francis Arngid Hoffman
Riverside Farm
Hoffman
Chicago
Umnais
Agricunney
Tam Rakiimor
James Tate Mason Knox
Aspre
Lafayette College
Easton
Knot W
New York
Oral Presbyterian Churches
Tarfayessor
Lake List
Hs Te
Heal
Philip Biel
Fabio Young
Washington
Potomec
Cincinnati
Brookfield Man Drenched, Rescued After Fall Into Canal
Samuel Pan of Brookfield spent hours Wednesday night clinging to waterlogged footing along a canal after slipping into five feet of water. He was rescued at dawn by authorities who heard cries for help. He survived by moving to keep blood flowing while officials searched.
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Quay
Danbury, Coon
Samuel Pan
Brookfield
Glaboway
Edin
Atenna
Ross! Is Arrested Leader of Bund in Rockford
Chaelangi Us dan John Ryast, known as leader of Bada Rosai, was arrested in Rockford. Detectives KD and Herwardt served two warrants at the Hotel Oxford. One warrant says Ross left Rockford with uniforms and instruments not his own, and a $250 sum was obtained from prominent locals on false pretenses.
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Dan
John Ryast
United States
Rockford
Grand Jareeny
Tbe
Rika Midak
Oxford
Kinedict and Herwardt
Colonel Lynch Guilty of Treason Death Sentence
The trial of Colonel Arthur Lynch, Irish MP for Galway, concluded with a verdict of guilty of treason. The judge sentenced Lynch to death, while prosecutors argued his naturalization as a pretext for aiding Britain’s enemies during war. The defense contended all actions were for journalistic purposes and mitigated by intent.
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London
Arthur Lynch
Galway
Lienson
Uir
Lyrch
Splentor Gener
Sir Toward Carson
Taa
Culone Leach
Shank
Serge Netiine
Incleus
President Resigns Amid House Debate Over Attitude
The president of Sonerelehstue resigns after a divorce provoked by controversy in the chamber. Vol vinlist criticizes Herr Krupp and Emperor Wil lisen's reticence as speeches trigger protests from the socialist faction. Center party defends order while Count von Balle and Count von Hue Tow weigh new moves. Socialists hold numerous meetings protesting the ruling.
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Hevtin
Uceunt von Hutlestrem
Sonerelehstue
Hare Volvinlist
Herr Krupp
Uwiget
Ilis
Count von Balle
Strona
Count von Hue
Groom Forgets Wedding Amid Publicized Plans
Milwaukees Wis Jan 22 An errant telegram from Grand Rapids Wis says the wedding scheduled yesterday was postponed as the groom failed to appear. The ceremony occurred today with Carole Royjesky and John Berd transforming into a married couple.
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Wis
Grand Rapids
Westerday
Bug Falls
Yueh
Ovens
Asus
asus @atly
Ana Sa Carole Royjesky
John Berd
Bieiano
Spindler Convicted in Kiel Lynching Case
John Spindler, 21, son of a Herman farmer, narrowly escaped mob violence in Kiel last summer after being accused in the Abil Boland murder. He was found guilty by a jury after a three day trial and faces two years imprisonment at Waupun to be served following tomorrow’s sentencing.
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Spelalo
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Manettawor
Suyet
John Spindler
Lynshing
Kiel
Anmila Boland
Spindler
Herman
Waupun
Marrings at am Jones
Sam Jones daughter Mira Laura, a striking southern beauty, married Mr. urney of Kentucky on November 31. Twelve hundred invitations were issued, and Sam discovered printers blundered a key line changing the phrase to the pleasure of your presence. Exchange.
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Sam Jones
Mira Laura
Mr. Urney
Kentucky
Sam
Primary bills presented in Wisconsin assembly
A Northwestern wire report from June 23 describes two primary election bills in the Wisconsin Assembly. One by Andrew and one by Breer propose nominating most officers and delegates to national conventions by primary, with petitions signed by two percent of voters. The session noted many absentees and related motions, including inheritance tax and interstate commerce act memorial. Rumors of university gambling raids surface amid faculty involvement, prompting investigations and police contact.
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Wie
Petitons
Stevens
O'Neil
Abe
Assembly
Legahy
Winnebago County
Senate
Congress
Racine
Privileges and Election Committees
Kemper-Hkekow
Ciy
Madison
Dix transport disaster report fuels unconfirmed ship loss
Unverified rumors claim the Dix, bound from Manila with a cargo, may have sunk off Yokohama with all aboard. Details are sparse and origin of the story unclear. The vessel, formerly a U S government freighter, sailed December 8 from Manila via Nagasaki with Captain Tropkins in command. The wreck's exact status remains unconfirmed as other steamers report heavy seas and delayed sightings.
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Dan
Sten
Cramer
Wnens
Dix
Yokohama
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Uils
Manila
Nagawiki
Tropkins
Theodore Steenberg
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Ipis
Spain
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Bipeham
Quarternunse Fers
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Cuerete
Farmers Institute Sessions Close at Poteloek with Program
Spertal to The Northwestern reports the Farmers Institute in Wisconsin January sessions attracting interest. Closing program included music by Linders and Lindsey, recitations by Treleven and Smith, addresses by Miss Elizabeth Tewie and County Superintendent George Overton, plus talks on agricultural schools and rural education. Brooklyn death notice and local visitors noted amid planned Presbyterian services Sunday morning.
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Poteloek
Linders
Leo Lindsey
Mo Gummer
Goblis Chase
Csong
Smith
Mi Veith Treleven
Elizabeth Tewie
BM. iWicks
Oshkosh
Katharine
Reooklyn
Mia
Joseph Cramer
Omre
Joseph
Brookly
A. E. Irvingstone
Denison Preaching on Destruction of Jerusalem by Titus
Denison will preach on the Destruction of Jerusalem by Titus in the morning. In the evening the business men’s writing will be addressed by Professor H. N. Goddard of the Normal School. The harmony society will lead the city parade. The Presbyterian church effort to interest Dosing people of unity yields favorable results with Rev. Critt of Waubonsie to read the Mapist at the Suihiy. W. Brooke and others attend the funeral of Mrs. Urangy Pee, who died Tuesday.
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Suihiy
Lessler Tells of Attempted Bribery in Washington Testimony
Washington dispatch reports Representative Lessler of Pennsylvania testifying before a House committee, describing attempts by Philip Doblin and others to influence his vote on submarine boat legislation. He recounted meetings with Quigg, threats of money, and discussions in New York and Washington. The Panama canal treaty also noted, outlining terms with Colombia and project revenues.
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Washington, D.C. Dun
House Committee of Anvil
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House
Representative Lessler
Pennsylvania
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Latience Bis
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Leaster
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Lesster
Weald
McCuiligh
Panama
Chie
Colombia
Etary
Tter
Port Dues
Jaime
Iethinis
Snow Storm Hits Kansas Front in Central Regions
A heavy snow storm sweeps central Kansas and parts of the state while western Missouri also reports snowfall. Reports indicate travel disruptions and limited details on train service as conditions persist.
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Kaneak City
Kansan
Missouri
The Crippled Atlantic Steamer St Louis Delays
The steamer St Louis, an early American transatlantic liner, ran eight to nine knots for six days causing anxiety among passengers and friends before its late arrival. Delays stemmed from technical issues and safety concerns, but the vessel was not in danger. Repairs followed to restore the ship to good order.
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St. Louis
Congress
School Ties Break at Mid Winter Graduation
The auditorium of the Pew Tsk school filled for the mid winter 190% graduating class exercises held Thursday evening. White gowns and black suits with a patriotic display and evergreen motto marked the event as students recalled school history, achievements, and a humorous oyster stew incident.
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Arcore
Widen
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Nina Wilson
Dedication Ball Set for Neenah Amusement Hall
Announced plans for a formal dedication of Neenah Amusement Hall featuring a dedicatory ball and band concert. A long list of committee members includes J. A. Rhinberly, H. Babcock, George O. Bergstrom, and W. C. Davis among many others. A reception will follow with elaborate decorations and souvenirs arranged by the committee. A separate note mentions a memorial service for Mrs. Jaeneeren and interment at Oak Hill. The article also notes a barber shop gathering in Neenah and a reception for Mr. and Mrs. William Sh of Gyans Canyon, with local social details. The Lawrence University basketball team planned an event in Appleton tonight at the Wisconsin Avenue armory.
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Ds Schuster
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Henry Igemer
Algerson
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R. Smith
H. &. Smith
N. Stone
Fred Elwers
J. C. Kerwin
M. Callahan
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B.A Vers
CG. A. Balcock
J. J. Wright
Hien
S. A. Cook
Shattuck
Chirk
Miss Cook
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Rkimberly
Biabcock
Ae H. Gergstrom
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J. KR. Jiarnett
Wality
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Tina
Jaenereen
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Oshkosh
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Mra
Fond
Waet Misa
Carrie Morgan
Appleton
Stra
Pettar
Mira
Thonelesine
Manitowoc
Waldo
Weat Superior
Lawrence University of Basketball
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Mother and child die in Wisconsin house fire
From Antigo Wisconsin comes a tragic blaze that destroyed a home near Elcho. Knute and two children Mia and Fay perished from severe burns. another child survived with minor burns as the mother died after attempting to rescue them. The husband, away at the time, found the family after returning to the burning house.
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Milllwankes
Antigo
Wis
Knute
Fay
Mia
Wek
Absence of Kelley Shakes Delaware Legislature
A disrupted session follows Kelley's mysterious absence from the Delaware legislature as Democratic leaders push to preserve quorum. Reports say Kelley, editor of The Manos Mime, returned to his lodgings after a night’s vigil but plans to attend today’s joint session. The chamber braces for further maneuvers as Democrats and anti-Walters Republicans weigh how to proceed.
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Col
Jan
Kellesé
Che Hese
Legimiacure
Henry M. Tetler
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Mount Zuma
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Chanteal
Bank Robber Discharged in Habeas Case Foils Escape
In Billings Montana John Kirly, named as an alleged Bridger bank robber, was freed by a habeas corpus ruling. He dashed for the door but Sheriff Hubbard tackled him, halting the escape. He will be taken to a nearby jail for trial.
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Mont
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