Gas Tank Disaster In New York City Sheds Light On Ruin
A dramatic tank explosion in New York City caused extensive damage and injuries. Reports describe the Well known Cincinnati constructor Wilk Sucey overseeing the tank, with speculation about whether a deliberate blast or a factory fault sparked the disaster. Investigations focus on why the tank burst and whether explosive charges or improper construction played a role.
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Peace Item From Paria Paris Dec 28 Vote on Credit
The chamber of deputies unanimously approved a credit of 640,000 francs to complete the muy ertillers.
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Topeka Man Promotes Kidney Remedy Claim
A local ad features Mary Smith of Jackson Michigan testifying to Kidney-Ilide capsules curing her longstanding ailments. The note urges readers over thirty in Topeka to buy the pills at Swift & Holliday's rug store for fifty eight cents per night of rest.
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Botkin Defense Denies Guilt in San Francisco Murder Trial
Mrs. Cordelia Botkin’s defense continues with Dr George Tyrell as primary witness. Tyrell contradicted prosecution timelines while detailing visits and alleged purchases related to the case at Haas candy store and the City of Paris location.
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Comedian’s street remarks spark skirt debate on Kansas Ave
Frank Daniels, touring comic, strolls Kansas Avenue after visiting Grand Opera House. He comments on women’s attire, arguing long skirts are safer and practical and criticizing very short bicycle skirts, while noting stage norms differ from street standards.
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Church Plans ten story fireproof hotel on church property
The Ascension Memorial church in New York proposes to build a ten story fireproof hotel on West Broadway street to fund church needs. The project aims to provide housing for respectable women employed in the city and to generate income to fund a new church. Rector John L F Green leads the effort and a restaurant is planned on the first floor.
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Camp Wikoff and the rough riders on Long Island
Camp Wikoff on Long Island Oriented by the rough riders through a vivid account of camp life water supply and hospital conditions. Describes physicians nurses and volunteers aiding wounded soldiers and the emotional scenes around makeshift graves and hospital wards.
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No Faith Needed Here Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Advertised
An ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for stomach troubles and indigestion. It claims digestion improves with the tablets, regardless of faith, noting they contain digestive juices and peptones and work best after meals. Price listed as 50 cents per package, mailed from FB A Stuart Co Marshall.
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Fiery Address at National Racial Protective Meeting Denounces McKinley
In Washington last night the National Racial Protective association, led by representative colored leaders, adopted resolutions criticizing President McKinley for remarks on killings near election time. New York figure P Thomas Fortune railed against the president, urging defense of colored voters and pensions for Confederate widows. He attacked Rutherford B. Hayes, condemned supreme court decisions, and urged unity to push forward the association’s goals amid national tensions.
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Dramatic theater lineup at Crawford and Grand Opera House
The Palne of Greater New York at Crawford theater features William A. Lang with Brice Pannell Granger and Helen Chandler amid vaudeville and melodrama. A Trip to Coontown brings Cole and Johnson with a colored company. Darkest Russia opens at Crawford next Friday with Tim Murphy in The Carpetbagger at Grand Opera House next Wednesday.
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Vanderbilt Gifts Three Memorial Windows to Baltimore Church
George W. Vanderbilt presents three memorial windows to the Church of All Souls in Baltimore. The windows honor his mother Maria Louisa Vanderbilt, architect Richard Morris Hunt, and cousin Clarence Barker. They will be shown to the congregation on Christmas Day as part of a non ceremonial unveiling.
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Charity Woman Featured in Stained Glass Window Tribute
Three children cling to a charitable woman, highlighted for generous but modest deeds. The Hunt window depicts The Building of the Temple with Solomon and Hiram of Tyre. The Barker window shows David with the harp before Saul, from First Samuel. Both windows use opalescent glass by Maitland Armstrong and Helen Maitland Armstrong, featuring a rich harmonious color scheme.
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Four Girl Smokers Put On Probation At Kimball Union
Four female students Bryer Green Edmunds and Tolzand at Kimball Union Academy in Hanover New Hampshire are placed on probation for smoking cigarettes in a dormitory. The incident, first reported after odor carried to the preceptress Miss Etta Morse, caused a dormitory scare and swift discipline.
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Mothers Friend offers relief for childbirth symptoms
Many women fear childbirth pain and distress and doubt relief from medicines. They hesitate to take internal mixtures, but may place implicit faith in Mothers Friend as a safer option.
Smuggling Ring Breaks Under Pressure and Disbands
Trial notes reveal guilt and discipline concerns as suspects fear punishment. The group packed belongings and fled from a farmstead after failing to hide evidence, traveled to Vermont then to Irvington, with authorities pursuing them. A separate corporate memo warns workers about oyster shipments and a mystery courier.
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