Rev Talmage Tabernacle in Brooklyn Devoured by Fire
Fire destroyed DeWitt Talmage’s Brooklyn tabernacle with the adjacent Hotel Regent after noon, razing the church and leaving losses around 1 100 000, while firemen battled flames and extinguished multiple surrounding blazes. The tabernacle, hotel, and nearby buildings suffered extensive damage. the fire disrupted services and threatened grave danger to worshippers and guests.
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Greene Avenues
Hotel Regent
New York
I DeWitt Talmage
He Orner
Clinton and Greene Avenurs
Brooklyn
Theaw
Tabernacle
Talmage
Calvary
Mount Sinai
Mara Hill
Grospel
Dr. Talmage
James Day
Waverly Avenue
Mr Day
Dr. Moody
Amoke
Mr. Day
Tabernyels
Williamsburg
Masa
Lews
Dewitt Talioags
Europe
de Talmage
de. Talmage
St Delug
Hhrwry
Mr. Talinswe
Sacketi and Schermerhorn
Treeta
Greene and
Clinton Avenues
Boston Coxey delegates clash with Philadelphia socialists
In Philadelphia on May 13 the Boston Coxey delegation led by Colonel Micawber D Fitzgerald was entertained by the Socialist Labor party. Fitzgerald disclaims Coxey ties yet speeches show similar aims. At a Third and Lombard hall meeting police arrested Fitzgerald for an incendiary speech. two Rasalans were taken away.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Coxey
Constitutional Convention Petition Sparse in Buffalo Women
The report notes few Buffalo women signed the woman suffrage petition to the constitutional convention. It mentions a series of disparate items including a death of ex County Recorder J.P.M. Goodman in Aukland Illinois and a court challenge to state senatorial apportionment.
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Buffalo
J.P. M. Goodman
Aukland
Illinois
Mich
Fisher
Missouri
E. A. Goodnow
Worcester
Masy
A. W. Gilek
Glovceater
Maas) Fish Company
Williams, Sovllmny
New York
Coxey and Browne Confederates in Washington Area Protests
May 19 reports from across the country describe Coxey movement followers in Maryland near Hyattsville and in Washington hotels. Browne denounces revelations while leading a dune of camp life and speeches in the area. Police and citizens clash over speaking rights and nuisance concerns as crews move between towns.
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Washingtox
Coxey
Maryland Line
Hiddensburg
Browne
Corey Lime
Washington
Potomac
Hyattsville
Camsoto
Browné
Emi
Darnall
Pripes Cieorge
Hyattaville
Wat
Mr. Cozey
Coxsy
Alent
Alee
Sirowne
Forest Fires Rage Near Camp Cone Grove
Fires sweep Christian and Daley Hollows threatening property. Lumber carriages owned by C. D. Comes Sherman Philip Charles Reimer and Frank Phillips are destroyed. Losses run to several hundred thousand feet of log under skid way ready for removal.
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Cone Grove
Chritian
Daley Hollows
Lumber Cariya
Ricker
Sherman Philip
Charles Reimer
Frank Phillips
C D
Comes
Fish Wardens Shot in Sunday Fishing Law Clash
Woopoong reports Wardens Charles Featherer and John Adame were shot near Bridgeport while attempting to apprehend fishermen violating the Sunday fishing law. Several exchanges occurred between the wardens and the accused fishermen.
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Woopoong
N. J
Charles Featherer
John Adame
Bridgeport
Fishermen gun attack leaves Featherer critically wounded
Reported shooting involved fishermen with Featherer shot in the breast and Adams wounded in the arm. After the incident the fishermen escaped with Featherer in critical condition and may die.
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Featherer
Adams
Festherer
Strike Ends at Pana Miners Work Returns
The coal miners at Pana, Tl, May 1 report the strike is off. Over 25 strikers were told their services would not be needed again. The union claims the stoppage ended due to the report that McDride had discharged them.
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Pana
Ovar
Pasa
Wantu
McDride
Debs may order general strike on Great Northern line
In Liven ce Pach Minn delegates from the American Railway union meet at Labor hall. A general strike on the Great Northern from St Paul to Seattle is likely to be ordered at midnight. Debs remains abroad and will arrive tomorrow. a delegation will press President to reinstate all workers from April 18 or face mass action.
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Ce Pach
Minn
Belway
Seasion
Labor Hall
St. Paul
Seattle
Great Northern Conference
Tonivhs
Preutherit Liebe
Pullman
Wi Jaeted
District Attorney Tughan Visits Gettysburg Battlefield Railway Case
United States District Attorney Tughan visits Gettysburg to study the scene as government seeks an injunction to bar the electric railway from operating on the battlefield. The Willin equity case filed by the government commission in district court is set for argument this week.
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Cietrvenum
United States
Iugham
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Willin Equity
Government Commission
Inghamn
Pollard Visits New York With Mrs Burke
Madeline Pollard arrived in New York from Wretington at 2 PM grouped with Mrs Burke. They checked into the Marlborough hotel for a few hours and departed without revealing their next destination.
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Yous
Madeline Polard
Mies Burke
Wretington
Lotel Marlborough
Delegates chosen in Soitreet county primaries and regional notices
Reported political and civic items from the region include Soitreet county delegates selected for a primary, John B Mobinaoa named Memorial Day orator in Altoona, a West Branch Wall dentists convention next Wednesday, and plans by DD Allen to design a liftsherg casino. A not guilty verdict was returned in the bigamy case of Harry Burietne. A new pottsville gas company, mine fire in Philadelphia, and flood of damages against Old South Penn railroad are noted along with Tioga county Hastings support and local congressional delegation selections.
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Robinaon
Soitreet
Primarion Satandar
Congreming
John B Mobinaoa
Media
Altoona
DD. Allen
Philadphia
Harry Burietne
Bethlehem
Pottsville
C. H. Tyson
Thomas H. Mieker
Joseph. Bright
John Parker
Filswater Street
Philadelphia
Lowa
Old South Penn Railroad
Pronklin
Bedford Counties
Cumberland Valley
Seventh Week of the Debate on Tariffs and Bills
The article previews the seventh week of tariff debate in the House. Mr Aldrich and Mr Quay are slated to speak on rates on luxury articles and finishing remarks. It describes expected focus on the tariff schedule, banking and currency reports, and various joint resolutions and district bills.
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Quay
Committee On
Springer
Tie Cruomline
Gollee
Cetera Ag
Ile
Forest fires devastate oil rigs in Mc Dermott area
May 14 report from Russetn City says wildfires in tila county reach the oil Jesse of Mc Dermott and Barnedall, destroying several rigs. Local men fought the blaze for two days. relief aid requested from Kane due to exhaustion.
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Russetn City
Tila
E K
McDermott & Barnedall
Kane
President Clavaland En Route for Snipe Fields
President Cleveland and Secretary Gresham travel by rail for a tour ending at Snipe Fields in Namrouk Virginia. The train departure happens on May 18 with officials aboard to inspect regional facilities and discuss funding.
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Clavaland
Snipe Fields
Namrouk
Cleveland
Gresham
Arrival of Carlisle and Captain Evans on Maple at 11
The party reached here aboard the light house steamer Maple at 11 in the morning and were transferred to the Violet to proceed to Curvituck Sound for a three day shoot. They plan to return to Washington next Saturday.
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Tary Carlisle
Captain Evans
Maple
Curvituck Sound
Washington
Fire at Emory refinery injures thirty and wastes equipment
A benzine tank exploded during a blaze at the Emory manufacturing refinery barrel house. The blast sent flame and burning oil up to 300 feet, catching spectators off guard as a strong wind spread the fire. Thirty people suffered facial and hand burns, with John Crosby severely burned. loader tanks and other equipment were destroyed. Total losses around 25 000 dollars.
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Braprorp
Emory Manufacturing Company
John Crosby
Memorial Service for George W Childs by Philadelphia Printers
The onion printers of Philadelphia held a memorial at the Walnut Street Opera House in memory of George W Childs. Representatives from Typographical Union No 1 and peers spoke on his intellect, character, and lasting impact on the city’s press. A brass-like tribute was offered, with remarks from Rev. DeWitt Vieler and editor AL Ko McClaire among others.
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Physpelia
Onion Printers
Philadelphia
George W. Childy
Iife
Chihis
Tovater Orchestra
Gyoree Chunes
Onion
Puddin
Rev
de W. No
Vielur
Holy Trinity Protéatint Epletopal Ehares
Otho Tate
Childe
Cal
AL Ko McClaire
Titus Colonel McClarn
wes @ pauveyric
Apo
Childe’ Ife
Jaca Glneer
Typographical Union
Severs Obbere
Volaguer Angers Eatig
Soci
Women Horse Thieves Travel Through New England Ring
Two women and two boys traveling from Arlington Massachusetts to Salem and Nashua are accused of stealing horses in multiple towns. They allegedly recruited stable hands, used hired teams, and planned further travel, with ownership traced to Fred C. Binton of Salem. They will be turned over to Arlington police.
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Navera
New England
Tami
Shaeh Allen
Myra Whiley
OS Mother
Lalgiter
Evictions Ahead in Uniontown Strike Region
Reported wholesale evictions by the Prick and McClure companies are set for this week in Uniontown and Oxford towns as coal region labor unrest continues. The move aims to disrupt plants as workers anticipate further upheaval and potential new protests.
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Oxforwans
Pau
Amenmare
Prick and McClure
Halon ColpAnie
Hapore
Tully
North End
Fire at United States Pipeline near Avinss Pa
A fire raged along the United States Pipeline about nine miles from Avinss Pennsylvania on May 1. Gangs of men labored to extinguish the blaze all day with limited success. Telegraph lines were down and communication with Bradford, Pennsylvania, was cut off.
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Avinss
Bradford
The Colleries at Ghenandoah Fut in Operation By Soft Coal Strike
Shenandoah Pa May 1 The employees of five Lehigh Valley collieries here resolved today that mines would remain in operation until tomorrow. Over the past year workers have been limited to three days a week. The soft coal strike has heightened demand for anthracite.
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Shenandoan
Lehigh Valley
Weather Forecast Show Warmer Front Moves In
A northeastern region forecast for Monday calls for generally fair conditions with warmer temperatures in the northern portion. Expect east to southeast winds and improving weather as the day progresses.
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WastiNoroh
Westen Dean
Her Majestys Corset Promises Fit and Comfort
The leading modistes declare Her Majestys Corset offers unmatched ease and proper fit. It should be no more than two inches smaller than the wearer’s waist, ensuring water-tight adaptation and exquisite form without changing shape over time. Ladies are advised to purchase this corset for assured wearability and elegance.
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HER Majestys
Tme
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