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16 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
The Joliet News
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1912
Page
1
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National Board of Underwriters reports severe fault in Toliet fire protection system. Criticism spans alarm, water supply, manpower, equipment, and maintenance. Highlights include unreliable alarms, underpowered water supply, obsolete gear, inadequate hose, and poor record keeping.
A condensed review of Joliet’s fire prevention status. Reported by city engineers and fire officials as authorized by the National Board of Fire Underwriters outlines current conditions, recommended improvements, and anticipated safety gains for the community.
The profile outlines city fire protection as undermanned with inadequate hose and equipment, an unreliable alarm system, and a weak municipal water supply. Fire risk is high in mercantile districts and manufacturing plants, with severe conflagration potential during high winds.
Clarence Moth and Louis Parish, lumber sealers at a nearby camp, perished in a fire that destroyed a hotel and adjoining store in Winter Wisconsin. Other hotel occupants escaped. Loss estimated at about the reported amount.
The final orchestra concert of the series drew a large turnout with the Auditorium packed and the adjoining Sunday school filled. Carmen and Dvorak Humoreske selections were top hits and patrons boosted attendance through the drive. Janusty 9th set for the next concert as subscriptions grow for more seating.
A compact between J. H. Alexander and Leon McDowall dictated that the funeral sermon of the first to die would be preached by the other. The service in Dupage County drew leaders from Lockport Joliet Naperville and Chicago. Alexander was buried at night in a small well kept cemetery near Des Plaines after simple rites.
Money and goods pour in as Deputy Sheriff Tom Stevenson and local schools coordinate aid for ten Joliet children. Donations, including cash totaling 26 dollars, aim to supply food clothing and care through Christmas as rural and city residents pledge support.
Mrs Delia Baldwin Leach of 214 Union street Joliet dies at 7 this morning. Born Sept 9 1861 in Maple street New Lenox township she lived there before moving to Joliet. Survived by sister Mrs Everett Shaw and brother Arthur Baldwin. Funeral from 214 Union street Wednesday Dec 18 at 2 pm with interment at Oakwood.
Funeral of Ed H Young from Mason ic Temple featured Masonic rites led by Rev Walter B MacPherson. Brethren conducted a solemn service with flowers music and kind tributes before Oakwood interment.
A narrator recalls a sobbing child unsure of Christmas gifts and notes how some families exploit charity for personal gain. The piece warns against fraud and urges vigilance to ensure help reaches truly deserving cases during the holiday season.
About 125 of 140 traveling representatives attend the Gerlach Barklow Company's sixth annual convention in Joliet. John Dean Thompson recounts the group’s rise from mockery to leading calendar makers, calling them the Young Napoleon of the calendar business. The event features an art gallery, talks by Col. John Lambert and T. R. Gerlach, and closes with a smoker and plans at the Country Club.
The quarterly meeting of the wit County Pomona Grange will be held at Fraternity hall over the Wili ty bank Joliet on Saturday ber 21 at 10 30. Election of officers is planned.
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