Heroic Children Remembered At Collinwood School Tragedy
Friday funerals marked by touching recollections of bravery from Youngest students led by Miss Etta Roses Tour. Coroner Burke reported, as Fire Chief and teachers recounted efforts to rescue, many children perished in the blaze at the Cleveland area Collinwood school. The district mourned with 178,171 children and two teachers lost, while crowds gathered at the family homes, prayers and somber processions filling the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Burke Wriday
Etta Rose
Seath
Catherine Weller
Lyther
Mixa Weller
Mana Greiner
John Kromnyak
Manime Tie
Lake View
Whitney
Colliwoot Woboote
Pliden
Weller
Finke
Aleonty Tt
Ming
Collinwood Ohleene
Krom
Robert Wickert
Menry Kusat
Jamiter
Villanee
Pelber
Hirth
Lninley
Congress Debates Currency Bill and Naval Committee Actions
Fragmented report notes discussions on the pending currency bill led by Mr Depew and the Kenan majority plan, with references to an investiture proposal from Lilley of Connecticut. Also mentions naval committee ties and a shift in wartime measures affecting workers and officials in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wantingtin
Maret
Creanine
Depew
Lilley
Connestieu
Liee Naval Wate Hittee
Eng
sHimirinn
Tore Hoxte
Unclear Business Failures and Fire Toll Report
Weekly summary shows multiple business failures in the United States with 287 losses versus 172 last week. A major fire hit Noda Sey near Tokio causing $2,400,000 in damage. A bank robbery attempt near Wrighton, Colorado ends with a waterman killed during the crime. Directors in Wisconsin cover a $15,000 discrepancy and note reserve funds remain sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stains
Noda Sey
Tokio
Tagan
Krighton
Col
Ormonde
Fla
Bertin
Hiller
Pecelult
Roth
Nopetinia
Steamer Wrecks Toledo Bridge Amid Ice Flood
A steamer named Vora broke from ice on the Mitiniie river causing a bridge in Toledo to fail and flood the central area. Rescue teams saved several injured and halted traffic as authorities closed the span and surrounding roads.
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Toledo
Mitiniie
Matenya
NPA
Boniiere
Etroe
Minnesota Democrats Battle Over Delegates to Denver
Minnesota Democratic leaders split over presidential delegates with Gov John A Johnson favored by the state committee 68 to 2, Bryan supporters vowing a state wide drive to back Bryan. A Bryan faction formed at the hotel after adjournment to push an anti Johnson slate, while the May convention in St Paul would name delegates. Proxies were contested, limiting Bryan influence as the party heads toward the national convention. A side note reports a small fire drill at Arverton School in New York City.
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St. Paul
Minn
Tate
Peilay
John Adohieon
Mingonoth
Detre Orate
Teave
Lay
Fms
Ax Yilactngy
Johnson Ringlition
Caretes
Heya
Ley
State Committee
Minnesota
Bryan
Bryar
Pranoue
Johion
Berklow
Johnson
St Paul
Chaterman
Eottest
John von Aryan
Thi
James Manahan
Bt Parl
Itasca
Committee On Proxies
Manahan
New York Man Charged With Jewel Theft From Wealthy Friend
A New York man is charged with stealing jewels valued at 820000 from Mrs. Jeaneny Newman of Stratfort UnLwity. Police say Newman confessed and named the motive to protect private affairs and maintain her social standing. The jewels were owned by Mrs. Rivelyn Bell.
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Mra. Rivelyn Bell
Flood disrupts Michigan rail lines and traffic
Flood conditions are reported in many points in Michigan. The Kalamazoo Lake Shore and Chicago railroad said it would abandon all trade until Monday. Strong rains and weather halted interurban electric service. Near Kirte on the Lake Korea and Michigan Southern lines, 1000 feet of track were undermined and washed away.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Kalamazoo, Lake Shore & Chicago Railroad
Kirte
Lake Korea& Michigan
Oberlin Debaters Win and Lose in Intercollegiate Meet
Oberlin College debaters won in Oberlin and Delaware but lost in Alliance to Mt Union. Ohio Wesleyan also competed with victories in Delaware and defeats in Alliance, while Oberlin claimed an opponent’s honor as the team’s standout.
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Oberlin
Moreh
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Mt Union
Gale Claims Twenty Lives Off British Coast
A violent gale on Friday caused the loss of about twenty lives along the British coast. Wrecks were reported across multiple vessels, with many near the east coast of Ireland and surrounding waters climbing into the record of weather calamities for the period.
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London
Ireland
Wertz Enters Democratic Race for Lieutenant Governor
Columbus March 7 Representative Edwin B Wertz of Wayne county was announced Friday as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor.
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Wertz
Columbus
Edwin
Wayne County
Nominaton
Gilbert Finishes His Pies Harceuvre Trial Summary
The sixth week of the capitol trial closes Friday as Lyman D. Gilbert delivers closing argument for ex State Treasurer Mathnes and ex Auditor General Snyder. He contends the defendants did nothing beyond actions already undertaken by ex Governor Pennypael.
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Harceuvre
Capitol
Lyman D. Gilbert
exState
Mathnes
Snyder
exGor
Pennypael
Strike by Molhers and Wellman at Peck Williamson yard
About 100 molders walked out after a dispute over casting safety and wage cuts. The workers demanded lower work hazards and the foreman refused, leading to the immediate stoppage at the Peck Williamson facility.
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Molhers
Wellman, O
Maoh
Peck Williamson Fourney
Moldere
Moldert
Gary to Succeed Latimer in U S Senate Seat
Senator Columbia announces March 2 nominate Frank Cary of Auberilte to fill Asbury Latimer’s United States Senate seat after Friday election. Cary faces party support and aims to bring regional representation to the chamber. The move follows Latimer’s retirement and precedes the upcoming confirmation process.
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Gary
Columbia
8. C
Frank
Cary
Auberilte
Asbury CO Latimer
United States
Nonate
Troops Leave Goldfield Waenmeton Frontier
The United States troop unit departs from Goldfield and Waenmeton after a patrol near Proafdia. Movements indicate standard post operation withdrawal as forces relocate to base amid reduced activity. Local officials report no incidents and normal post deployment routines continuing.
Hunger to Help Collinwood Sufferers Reaches 25000
Ohio leaders vote 25000 for Collinwood school disaster relief. A three member committee will distribute 100 for each child burned. Governor signs the appropriation with immediate effect and committee members named, including representatives and local officials.
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Mae Columbus
Jegialatire
Collinwood
Rolfe
Cuyahoga County
Patrick Wentropp
K. 0
Skinney
Heart of Trade
Tom le. Johnson
Thomas Bank
Merrick
Mareh i
Howe
Bukdyem
Senate
Bit Voc
Jasand
Banky
West
Senate Finance Comenitive
Pnteone
Cineinnet
House
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Promised Free Sample Pack
Panicked health claim ad promises a free sample of Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges to stop breath and stomach gas. It highlights bad breath from onions, tobacco, and indigestion, claiming charcoal absorbs odors and toxins, improves complexion, and teaches readers to consult a doctor after trying. Includes address for Marshall, Michigan.
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Stuart
Chavcom Lawenes
Authly Alworth
M.A. Stuur Co
Stimirt Mtg
Marshall, Mich
Cement Plants Resume Operations in Sandusky Bay Bridge
Sandusky Portland Cement Co plant at Bay Bridge resumes work after a December closure due to mandate and labor agency demands. The Cartalli Portland Cement Co also reopened Friday with a tall force to meet demands.
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Sandusky
O. Nore T
Ueders
Sandusky Portland Cement Co
Bay Behlge
Manedaleiri
Cartalie Portland Cement Co
Rida
Monument Deterioration Threatens State House Statue
A fragmentary report notes the granite base of the bronze McKinley statue at the west front of the state house is disintegrating. The structure cost fifty dollars and was dedicated a year ago, with an estimated ruin in ten years.
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Columbine
Aineeh
McKinley
State House
Flood Threat Breaches Dayton River Defenses
Flood threat grows in Dayton as the swollen river breaks through levees for the third time this season. Authorities rush to shore up barriers and prevent a general flood endangering eastern residents and property along the riverbank.
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Dayton Maytan
Floods Hit Springfield Rail Yards and Factories
Floodwaters swept through Springfield causing washouts at railway yards and flooding of factory sites. Damages halted operations as crews assessed the extent of water damage and power services were disrupted across the area.
Finance and Trade Outlook and Public Postmaster Seeps
A New York report notes improved commercial sentiment with growing confidence and restocking needs for staple goods. Spring distribution speeds up, industrial activity rises, and credit conditions tighten though payments improve. Also, Virginia Campbell Thompson, daughter of Alexander Campbell, dies in Washington after a notable career as Louisville postmaster and reform advocate. her long bid for reappointment faced White House delays and opposition.
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New York
J. G. Dun & Co
Iran
Washington
Virginia Campbell Thompson
Alexander Campbell
Christian Church
Thomson
Louinville
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Cleveland
Harrison
Thorp
White House
Wana Ianker
Anarchist Tattoo Plan Aims to Mark Reds Worldwide
A member of a political police squad proposes tattooing an anarchist mark on arrestees as a covert method to identify Reds across nations. The sign would be placed on visible areas and kept secret within international police. In Waterbury, Connecticut, Menet Montresed and his young son William died after ingesting earbolic acid. an older daughter was found dead in the same case.
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Rome
Joel
Haw
Waterbury
Conn
William
Charges Lodged Against Chancellor Day for Defamation
Brandon Vermont March 7 Rev George A Cooke pastor of the Methodist church filed defamation charges against Syracuse University Chancellor Day alleging Day criticized President Roosevelt in a book. The matter rests with New York church conference officials and will be reviewed at April conferences in the New York district.
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George A. Cook
Brandon M. E. Church
President Roosevelt
Day
Brandon
Vermont
Methoodist Episcopal Church
Uato
Damew R. Day Lb
Syracuse University
Roosevelt
de. RM. Watters
New York Church Conference
Methodist Church
Wiken
Cooke
Chancel Jlor Day
Methodist Priscopal Chare
Blandard Olpedjnle
Methodiat Church
University
New York
Methodist
Milford
Mivgy
Newingland
Hinckley G. Mitchell
Boston University
Torten Parker Rowan
Ronton University
James M. Buckley
Cherothea Advocat
Chanetor Day
P.M. Watters
Watters
Afalr
Tie
le. Goodell
Calvary Methodist
Chartich Fnst Miehtbald
Chancellor Day
Syracuse
Wade
Oma
Republic
Rescued Eleven Survivors From Salona Wreck
A telegram from Capt Henderson of the revenue cutter Thetis on the Ameka coast reports that 11 starving survivors of the Japanese schooner Salona were rescued. The message was received at the treasury department Prilay.
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Jay Washington
Treasury Department
Prilay
Henderson
Thetis
Ameka
Paul
Salona
Ballot boxes may be opened in McClellan mayor case
The New York Court of Appeals ruled that Attorney General Jackson provided sufficient particulars in his supplemental complaint on voting in the McClellan mayoral campaign. Ballot boxes may be opened and ballots examined in the quo warranto proceedings to challenge McClellan’s title to the mayoralty, in Hearst’s interest.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Justier
Vernon M. Davia
Jackson
George J. McClellan
New York City
McClellan
William Randolph Hearst
Voucher awarded to widow of late Dr Criewell
Representative William T. Smith receives a letter from Mrs J H Orlewell thanking him for securing a $1 000 voucher for the widow of Dr J H Criewell who died before term end The Assembly had also voted the widow the same amount as the members now receive Marion Ohio March 2 1908 Columbus Ohio with Dr Criewell’s death and the unexpired term noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Smith
J. H. Orlewell
J. TH. Criewell
General Assembly
Criewell
Marion
Ohio
William T. Saith
Columbus
Mrs. J H Criswioll Thanks House Members for Token
A Mrs J H Criswioll thanks Doty clerk of the House for a $1000 voucher and the generous esteem shown by Representatives during an unreplied term, expressing sincere gratitude for their personal interest and token of regard.
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Doty
House of Representatives
Criswell
J. H. Criswioll
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