Chicago Theatre Fire Tragedy Claims Many With Readable Names
The Iroquois Theatre fire in Chicago yesterday caused multiple deaths and injuries. Officials blame inadequate safety measures and faulty construction while authorities pledge a thorough investigation. Theodore Roosevelt sent sympathy to Chicago as the city mourns and prepares for the long recovery.
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Iroquois Theatre
Blue
Whamen
Jbalcony
Chicago
Tangtig
Calakhan
onCs
Porgy
Rium
Iriquois
Ponaldson
Nedra
iMyndorth
Ruth
Hryden
Taylor
Baleeyaen
Hhrus
Magazgyeon
Isenstad
Herman
Treager Bridge
Theatre Charnel House
Sje
Maurice
Hen
Eviy
Abd
Aarios
Wopstein
Frank B
Whyards
Marjorie
Clinton
Iowa
Treagver
Todas
Inquest Highlights at Mule 46 Morning Bodied Fame
Fragmentary report notes an inquest related to a mule case at a morning session. The brief mentions a person named Morin and CHIGIEENY as a location or identifier, with limited readable details remaining.
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Mule
Wintil
Eavy Ea Chigieeny
Relatives Say Jury Finds Death Natural in Inquest
The verdict declares the deceased died from natural causes, no foul play suspected, per the inquest. Relatives express acceptance of the ruling as the investigation closes.
Uncle Sam to Send Worldwide Greetings
A government initiative will distribute greetings from the United States around the world. Officials say the program signals goodwill and diplomatic outreach, inviting international audiences to participate in a shared message of friendship.
Coroner's inquest and vast world wide telegraph message
A coroner's inquest in New Mexico finds the deceased died of natural causes likely heart disease after a December inquest. In Washington a message will travel around the world in ten seconds via Pacific cables linking US posts with Honolulu, Midway, Guam, Manila, Calcutta and beyond, testing global time standards and communications.
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Hawaii
Guam
Philippines
Porto Rico
Alaska
Pacific
Globe
Naval Observatory
Georgetown Heights
Everett Hayden
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Midway
Manila
Hone Wong
Asia
Sumatra
Borneo
Java
Australia
New Zealand
Siberia
Moscow
St. Petersburg
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London
Africa
Alexandria
Nile
Madagascar
Mauritius
Lisbon
Madeiras
Cape Verde Islands
Pernambuco
Brazil
Argentina
Bolivia
Windward Isles
Lesser Antilles
West Indies
Chicago
BNC
Denver
Pacific Coast
Island of
Calcutta
Wallen
Jombay
Aden
Rome
Canary Islands
Stone River Veterans Meet in Shelbyville Reunion
Survivors of the battle of Stone River in Tennessee held the fourth annual reunion in Shelbyville Indiana on December 31. About six hundred association members exist, with a majority attending to revive memories and swap stories from the 1862 conflict observed forty one years ago.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Stone River
Tenn
Markets Report From Chicago and Kansas City Tradings
Cattle receipts in Chicago at 7 005 with a steady market. Good to prime steers priced around 4 95 to 5 65. stockers and feeders near 1 81 75. cows and bulls cited in mixed ranges. Sheep and lamb receipts 15 600 with steady values for good to choice wethers and Western lambs. Kansas City reports cattle receipts 44 000 with varied prices for native and southern steers, cows, and calves. Western and stocker categories shown with several price points. Also notes prices for futures in Chicago and New York financials and metals markets with steady lead and copper.
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Chicago
Louis
New York
WVDG
Gornnaan
Bad Year for Cotton Mills in New England
Boston December 31 The year ending today has been unsatisfactory for New England cotton mills. Reports from major milling centers show declining dividends, with Fall River mills averaging 5.068 percent versus 6.47 percent in 1902, a trend also seen in Lawrence Providence New Bedford and other mill hubs.
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Boston
Mass
New England
Fall River
Lawel
Providence
New Bedford
Jares
CFL Bode Leaves Fort Worth for Ten Day Busin ess Trip
C. F. L. Bode departed Tuesday evening for Fort Worth on a ten day business trip. He will visit clients, review accounts, and return by the end of the week.
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C. FL Bode
Fort Worth
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