Roaring Flames at Winsor Hotel Kill Fifteen in New York
A disastrous blaze at the Winsor Hotel on Fifth Avenue New York Friday afternoon left at least fifteen dead and many more missing or injured. Proprieter Warren F. Leland suffered a mental collapse under the strain as dozens of guests fled the flames with physicians and nurses aiding the injured and survivors.
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Wineor
New York
Warren F. Leland
Mle
Plutden
Leland
Ruina
Abner McKinley
John Fas
St. Patrick
Fittt Avenue
Forty Sixth Street
Fie
Fifth Avenue
Waa
Annoon
Hamer
Wna
Drst
President McKinley
Mia
McKinley
Mabel McKinley
Aber McKinley
Mina Mabel McKinley
Buckingham
Broad Street
Fortyseventh, Street
Mint Helen Gould
Ely
Amelia Paddock
Irvington
N. Y
A. A. Fuller
John Hanna
Zephar Mille
Night
MacNichol
Hanna
Heek's Theatre Plans April Baby Show and Prizes
Mr Heok of Heek's Theatre Clocinvati promotes an April 8 event featuring a baby show and a prize pool around $2,000 for various babies including twins triplets and quadruplets. The plan aims to attract large crowds and curious mothers to the sensational program.
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Mr. Heok
Heek’s Theatre
Clocinvati
Electrocution at New York prison details Mrs Place case
Mrs Martha Place dies in an electric chair at Sing Sing in New York. The report describes the execution sequence with amperage and voltage, witnesses, and postmortem findings. It recounts the brutal murder of Ida Place and the troubled marriage leading to the crime, along with Governor Roosevelt’s later stance on the sentence.
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State
Davis
Mia
Harvey
Davin
Ako Sa
Shen Dent
Sage
Legal di Mra
Plana
Brooklyn
Peter D. Garretson
Branewick
N. J
Mr. Place
Tha Place
Savacoll
Place
Mrs. Place
Tda
Hilda Palm
Roosevelt
BAD BEEF INQUIRY HITS WASHINGTON AND CANAL POLITICS
Turbulent testimony in Chicago before the Military Court of Inquiry raises concerns over canned beef procurement by Gen. Hagan and Col. Smith buying practices. Articles discuss Panama Canal influence, Senate junkets, Boss Hanna control, Hobart succession, and anti imperialist views amid war reporting and political maneuvering.
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Washxeton
Murpty
War Department
Military Court of Inquiry
Chicago
Alger
Eagan
McKinley
Col. Smith
Hagan
Gen
Miles
Panama Canal
Nicaragua
Pavaia
Inasa
Panama Canal Co
France
Hanna
Washington
Hobart
Thomasville
Jone
Higginson
Senate
Sampson
Navy
Congress
Samp
Bolley
Sebley
Battle Over Democratic Delegates to Nominate Bryan
A report from To Defeat Bryan notes anti-Bryan Democrats claim more than one third of the 894 delegates to the next Democratic national convention, with estimates approaching 924 total including territories. Key states cited include New England, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, and North Dakota as potential contests to block Bryan. Bryan himself indicates no bid for renomination and signals stepping aside if party leaders back a different candidate likely to win on a free coinage platform.
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Washington, D.C
Che Pont
New York
Washington
Afiska
District of Columbia
New England
Delaware
Maryland
Minnesota
New Jersey
Oregon
Eee
Ceensenee
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Tryse Seas
Ohio
Tilly
Indiana
Towa
North Dakota
Bryan
Virginia Democratic Association
Pia
White
Ingo
Tastic
Che
Tilmaelt
No Miners Strike After Ohio Conference Accord
Ohio miners and operators reached a tentative agreement Friday evening in Columbus ending the potential strike. The Chicago 9 cent differential dispute, longstanding since last year’s convention, was settled for the present year, with the Hocking Valley and Pittsburg districts remaining at odds over run-of-mine pricing and mine conditions. The pact keeps the present scale until March 31, 1900, avoiding a walkout amid strong coal demand.
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Columbus
Chicago
Pittsburg
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Hocking Field
Hocking
Jackson County
Morton
Thomas Johnson
Tracy Gutherle
EB. B. Poston
S.A. McMenigal
Mitchell
Pearce
Haskina
Lodianapolis
Pittaburg
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Winsor Hotel
Chas
Rowe
Mrs, Martha Place
Harringtons Drug Store
Earth
Gold Democrats
Stienaa& Co
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