Fire kills many as workers flee burning mill
A fire at Stettheimer & Co's shirt works in Troy, New York, began when a boy lit a stub that touched oily rags. It trapped about 50 women and girls on the sixth floor, many leaping from windows onto the street. Firemen rescued some, but at least a dozen women were maimed or killed. Total losses range from 550000 to 960000 with substantial insurance.
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Txor
N. Y
Bogan
Jnet
Stettheimer & Co
Hiver Street
Exieg
Stachine
Doltcaman Purrell
Myigg
Lulie Skeieger
Hans Pan Iinees
Cerca
Margaret Carroll
Mra Kane
Amote
Capiacmens
Mrs Susan Manley Dies After Pneumonia Illness
Mrs Susan Manley wife of Hon Joseph Manley of this city died yesterday after two weeks illness. Friday her condition worsened and pneumonia developed.
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Joseph Manley
Susan Manley
Manley
A Fleavy Fire Loss in Orandapis
The Houseman block at Pearl and Ottaws streets burned this morning causing about 200000 dollars in losses. Partial insurance coverage exists. Informant is the Journal.
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Orandapis
Mich
Houseman
Carmar of Pearl
Ottaws Streets
Inases
Criticism of Morton Dominates Ag Appropriation Debate
The house discussed the agricultural appropriation bill with broad criticism of Secretary Morton. No member defended him, prompting a unanimous chorus of noes from all sides. Amendments were offered to distribute flaxseed in Washington and fund irrigation investigation. the session adjourned at five.
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Anwias
Eneafogar
Wasuraros
House
Morton
Pearson
North Carolina
Sdv
Doolittle
Republic
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Long
Kansas
Kansas Editors Meet In Leavexworma Kansas
The Kansas State Editorial Association holds its fourth annual convention in Leavexworma with about 2000 editors expected to attend. President W. Nelson of the Smith County Pioneer opened the meeting at noon as Vice President E. Roberts of the Oskaloosa Independent delivered the annual address urging county organization and numerous recommendations to aid publishers.
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Leavexworma
Kay
Kansas State Editorial Association
W. i. Nelson
Smith County
E. Roberts
Oskaloosa Independent
May Be Lynched Yet Marion Asbell Case Signals Fear
In Jetette County Kansas on February 14 excitement over the Marion Asbell case lingers as no violence surfaces since Friday. The state has filed its travs drips in court and seeks to move the trial this term which ends in a week. Defense may seek a change of venue to avert actions by sympathizers who might judge him too leniently.
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Jetette County
Kan
Asbell
Wis
Deserta
Osweoo
Marion Asbell
May support Catholics and reform in Can adian Protestants group
Kinastox Ont February 16 meeting of the Canadian Protestant Protective Ladviation council adopts sweeping changes in order rules. Members may support any candidate in secular affairs regardless of religion, ending prior ban on Roman Catholics. Still, uphold freedom from clerical role in secular offices.
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A. PA
Grand Connett
Kinastox
Ont
Grand Council
Grattens
Irish Political Prigasera Prisoners in Custody
In New York on February 18 three Irish American political prisoners confined in Portland courier prison England are said to be stark mad and others almost crazy, per James P. Eagan who was released and now in this city organizing a movement for their release. Louis Hopper, a Dexter Missouri farmer, blew out his own brains with no known cause.
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Prigasera
New York
Portland Courier
England
James P. Eagan
Louis Hopper
Dexter, Mo
Venezuelan Frontier Dispute Sparks Commons Debate
In the House of Commons Mr Atherly Jones moved an amendment seeking arbitration in frontier disputes with Venezuela.After debate Mr Jones withdrew the amendment at Mr Balfour's request to avoid embittering negotiations. The Standard notes Irish members may reattempt the amendment, though Rules may bar it.
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Atherly Jones
Darnham
House of Commons
Republic of Venezuela
British Guinea
United States
Cleveland
Congress
Great Britain
A.J. Balfour
Treasury
House
John Dillon
Lord Salisbury
America
Ngland
Ireland
William Vernon Harcourt
Athecly Jones
Americs
Br. Jones
Balfour
Ather-Jones
Davis on Monroeism in Senate amid Venezuelan hopes
Senator Davis of Minnesota defended a Monroe doctrine policy while opposing any European encroachment, urging a firm explicit stance to deter war. The session also considered the military academy bill amid adjournment discussions. In Wasnisatos, reports of Armenian massacres and a separate crime note local arrest of Henry Gray for the murder and robbery of John Lindourg in Cleveland, Alabama.
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Frann Mianesote
Senate
Wasnisatos
Davis
Minnesota
Unite States
Atlantic
Miss Strawn Death Sparks State Wide Murder Charge
In Snenpox, two Sheldon youths face charges after Maude Strawn, an 18 year old schoolgirl, is found dead at her sister’s home. Police allege A L Bull and G Morello administered a drug to the girl, with a suspect named Tall involved. Public anger grows as investigators parse inquest details.
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Snenpox
Jaws
Maude Strawn
Irl
Art Graff
A. L. Bull
G. Morello
Corp Oper
Bull
Morello
Miss Strawn
Tall
Lars
King
Cripple Creek Mining Camp Seen as Great Business Drive
Currie Cures Col o Feb 15 reports Cripple Creek with a 15 000 population and 6 000 miners. He notes 150 mines shipping ore and 1 000 houses under construction, with room costs 5 to 7 dollars weekly. Warns Kansas investors about many fake mining stock schemes and urges caution. Lords Mountmorri s and J B Crosby arrive, praising the camp and its vast potential. John A Kennedy returns after South Africa venture with new prospects in hand.
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Currie Cures
Colo
State Journal
Topeka
Seid
Topeks
Cripple Creek
Stany
Kansas
Kanes
Weks
Kennedy Finds Rich Gold Vein at Ironclad Gulch
After reaching camp Kennedy started a shaft in the Isonings lease Ironclad gulch. A test by assay showed 417 dollars per ton with free gold in the quartz. The vein runs over two feet wide and thickens daily. The shaft is thirty feet deep and shipments are expected in a couple of weeks.
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Kennedy
Three States Corner House Meets with Brandy Report
A mineral expert called to north Georgia to assess a supposed gold find found the local host short on drink. The host sent for liquor from Tennessee but none was available. In ten minutes the boy returned with brandy from Alabama, revealing the house sits at the corner of three states with cellars in each.
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North Georgia
Waal
Enid
Tennessee
Sim
Philadelphia Times
Milgare Story and Crooked Jokes in Cleveland Era News
Clarks recount of Milgare and Kilgore's 1890s connections spans jokes and anecdotes from Washington to Detroit. The piece threads political figures like Colonel Kilgore and Dalton with humorous incidents, slang exchanges, and social scenes, including photographers clashing with amateurs and cracks about cockneys and collars.
Harper's Bazar describing fashion and publication details
Harper's Bazar opens with its January 1206 year, outlining its dual role as fashion journal and weekly reader, highlighting Paris and New York styles, pattern sheets for making gowns, and professional to amateur dressmaking value. It notes sections on children’s clothing, men’s patterns, and articles on society, literature, and culture. Subscriptions offered via Harper Brothers, P.O. Box 930, N.Y. City, with postage advantages for subscribers in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
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Harper's Bazar
Suds
Walotala
Homs
I Week
BAZAR
Paris
Hurlin
New York
Maria Louise Poot
Jerome
States
Canada
Mexico
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