Windsor Hotel Fire Kills Fifteen In New York Tragedy
Fire swept the Windsor hotel on March 14 near Forty seventh Street and Fifth Avenue during St Patrick's Day festivities. Abner McKinley and family escaped. fifteen killed, fifty-two injured, and forty unaccounted for as flames collapsed walls and trapped guests. Rescue efforts saved many, with heroic fireman and police actions amid chaotic scenes.
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New York
Windsor Hotel
Seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Kole Roeehe
Vurnk
Lee Frace
Noomah
Bate
Burns
Patrick McNtecola
Janvis McGuire
Bert
Neil McPhutier
Kate Flannigan
Nicholas Mallen
Henry
Frank Rt. Waldo
Catherine Bulley
Greenwood Avenue
Chicago
Felon Mrewer
Mra Vie Spiegie
Catherine Misch
Randa
Wheeler
Dorothy Wheeler
William Boyte
Goward Skelton
Buena
Devitiaily
Tet Jomake
Waren F. Leland
Mary Kirk Haskins
Emphiye
Willam
Love
Aldon
Arthur Jaibes
Care H Calhoun
Simmons
Hosinu Rosenthal
Wee
Hell
Lee
Hellevae
Thomas McPherson
Bellevue
D. Waterman
Weet Forty-second Street
J. H. Purrington
Weat Porty-seventh Street
Jissen Westerfield
Dakota Flat
Margaret Lawne
Manhattan Hotel
Rademberg
Miss Winters
Willian Biller
Mins
Ron
Mas Gould
M'Kinley
McKinley
Abner McKinley
Duor
Warren F. Leland
Mr. Leland
Ffth
Wurman
Amelie Paddock
Irvington
N.Y
A.B. Fuller
Pitshire
Shjurkd
Forty-sixth Street
Forty- Sixth Street
Forty-seventh Street
Firth Avenue
Fifth Avenui
Forty Sixth Street
Bonner
Owlock
Fortys Seventh Street
Ward Killen
Enilkman
Sol Smith Russell's Wife Guests Windsor Hotel Fire
A report from New York states Mrs. Sol Smith Russell, wife of the actor, was registered at the Windsor hotel but not in the house during the fire and is safe. Mrs Alice W Price, sister-in law of Georgia Governor, is recovering at Bellevue hospital with injuries. Kate Forsyth had left for Philadelphia. Warren Leland at the Windsor is improving after leaving a room vacated by Rudyard Kipling.
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New York
Alice W. Price
Candler
Georgia
Bellevue Hospital
Sol Smith Russell
Windsor Hotel
Kate Forsyth
Philadelphia
Warren Leland
Grenoble
Rudyard Kipling
Lost all her jewelry in the Bellevue fire
Mrs Mary Kirk Haskins daughter of Mrs Kirk of Chicago remained at Bellevue hospital overnight. Her daughter Miss Leslie Haskins, a Pelham Manor student, was sent for and arrived. Mrs Haskins improved slightly and left the hospital about 10 o clock. She said she had lost all her own and her mother's jewelry in the fire and will travel to Chicago with her mother's remains on today's 1:50 pm Pennsylvania Railroad train.
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John Connelly
Flower Hospital
Mira Addie Gibeon
Cineinnati
Abock
Murray Hill Hotel
Elenine Toulis Goodmen
Samuel Goodman
Dina
HeNevne Hospital
Mize Laselies Granty
Elienheth
Mactice Henry
Rownvelt Hospital
Ovrinck
Sancy
Ann Kirk
Kirk
Chicago
Warn Leland
Flower Hoospital
Mise Helen Leland
Amelia Paddock
Irringtes
Ty Sullian
Belleview Bos Pitad
Shies City
Rene Ef
Fifth Avenue
Heten
Ateve
Caksewn
East Forty-forth Street
St. Patrick's Provesion
Ube
Sereion Suerte
Miss Gould
Forty-seventh
Etrest
He Teiel
Mile Tmelencael
Gurses
Assei
McKinleys
Abner McKinley
President McKinley
Buck Ingham
Broadsteer
McKinley
Helen McKinley
John Sherwood
Richard T. Wilson
Manhattan
Areman
Warren Leland
Helen Leland
Leland
Windsor Hotel
Lelands
Fannie Leland
Warren Leland, Jr
Windsor
Belca-Bruc
Fr. Flower
Flower
Mary Kirk
Haskin
Bellevue
Lompstad
Nellie Thy
New York
Mary Kirk Haskins
Bellevue Hoapital
Leslie Haskins
Pelham Manor
Haskins
Has Cing
Pennsylvania Railroad
Those Who Escaped And Are Now Quartered at Other Hotels
Following is a list of Windsor hotel guests who are now registered at other hotels in New York. The roll includes Mr. and Mrs. Ab and daughters Mabel and Helen. Miss P. Millard. Miss Margaret Lowers. Mrs. J. F. Boyce of Cleveland. Mr. A. A. Pope and Mrs. Pope. Miss M. Burns. Miss P. Cluny. Mrs. K. N. Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Fuller of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Williams and Miss Williams of London. Judge and Mrs. W. C. Hawkins. F. K. Misch, a San Francisco Bulletin correspondent. Mrs. and others injured at Presbyterian hospital. Listings cover Hotel Bristol, Buckingham, Murray Hill, Commodore, Plaza, Netherland, Grand Walton, Park Avenue, Waldorf Astoria, and others in New York City, Cincinnati, Liverpool, and Beamington England. Continued on Sixth Page.
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New York
Williams
Miss Williams
London
W. C. Hawkins
Pittsburg
F. K. Misch
San Francisco Bulletin
Presbyterian Hospital
Bristol
C. W. Squires
R. F. Kenyon
Commodore H. P. Farrington
Parrington
New
Mia. McEloy
A. Keogh
Peage Reigns at Lake City and Arrests End Crisis
Marquis Romano reports Italian consul Dr. Cuneo says Lake City disturbance settled after Italians, advised by Cuneo, submitted to arrest. Colorado governor used good offices. local authorities praised handling. Consul notes no interrupted dispatches and cites mining with state general as evidence of peace. The incident is closed.
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Washington
Marquis Romano
Dr. Cuneo
Lake City
Cal
State Department
Colorado
Cuneo
Denver
Santa Fe Locomotive Shop to Be Erected in This City
Authorities announce a new locomotive erecting shop for Santa Fe in this city. Cost estimated around 150000 dollars, with modern machinery. Construction could start next fall or the following spring, and will move all locomotive production here once completed. Engineering will draft preliminary plans. shop aims to be among the most complete in the nation.
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Journal
Santa Fe
Kansas Penitentiary to Produce Binding Twine
Representative John Seaton announced the Atchison plant aims for about one million pounds of binding twine for Kansas before the next harvest. A $195,000 appropriation covers setup, with a March 22 meeting to set prices and orders. Initial staffing starts at 75, growing to 300, as demand governs sales. Expected price near 8 cents per pound. last season twine fetched up to 15 cents locally.
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Atchison, Kan
Aevew
John Seaton
Kansas Penitentiary
Kansas
Penitentiary Board
Seaton
Kansas City
Vermont
Atchison
May Close the Senate Urges to Keep Pop Lists From Hearing Contest
George Clark pressed to seal the state senate and lock the house at session end to bar the public from the Palloon-Stiary Judicial contest. He warned the move could thrust the matter into court and provoke a special session. Clark defended himself as not radical and pledged to meet propositions when required.
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George Clark
Secretary of State
Hull of Representatives
Senate Chamber
Catre
Senate
Clark
Sabetha City Brief Arrest Over Alleged Abduction Attempt
Sabetha residents were alarmed by an afternoon report of an alleged attempt to lure a 10 year old girl by a married man about 39. He was arrested and jailed locally, with a bond set on a similar charge after a Falls City examination.
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Sabetha
Marion Jones
Falls City
New
Raney for Judge at Fort Scott City Court
Governor Stanley to appoint FP C Raney editor of the Fort Scott Monster as judge of the new city court at Fort Scott with 4 B Adams named clerk. Adams is father in law of Representative Campbell.
Cattleman H Gobin commits suicide near Coffeyville
Coffeyville Kansas March 18 H Gobin a well known cattleman committed suicide a few miles south of the city late yesterday afternoon by shooting himself through the head. Financial trouble is the supposed cause. He lived near Sedan Kansas and leaves a wife and two children.
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Coffeyville
Kun
H.gobin
Se~dan
Pope Leo in Failing Health Faces Another Operation
London and Paris dispatches report Pope Leo XIII showing weak health after a shock and delivery of a Lenten discourse. Vatican physicians fear prolonged weakness despite nourishment and nursing. Rome correspondents note uncertain recovery but no immediate danger. A later dispatch confirms another operation planned by pope’s physicians.
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London
Rome
The
Daily News
Times
Vatican
Daily Telegraph
Pontif
Beit
Paris
the Figaro
Klondike Claim Sparks Boundary Claim In Alaska
Five Finns report evidence of the origin of the Russian boundary line on mounds, which could place the Klondike country within the United States. United States Consul Mc Cook at Dawson plans to notify Washington authorities.
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Seattle
Noews
Klondike
United States
McCook St Dawson
Washington
Jury Disagrees in Hurry Brandley Murder Trial
The jury in the state case against Hurry Brandley was discharged after a week long, bitterly contested trial in which Frank Rynard was shot dead near Captain Brandley s isolated ranch west of Matfield Green. Testimony focused on a romance with Pearl Brandley and family opposition. No positive evidence pinned Brandley. a second trial remains uncertain.
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Cottonwood
Hurry Brandley
Tudwe Frasdalpite
Frank Rynard
Captain Brandley
Harry Brantley
Matfield Green
Brandley
Rynard
Misa Pearl
Brantley
Lone
Mins Pearl
Hicher
Fynard
Tim Agen
Harry Brandley
Young Brandley
Young Undley
Randolph
Young Brandies
Cecil Richards
Brandini
Richards
Tandelph
Brantiey
Broderick for Judge in Whirts-pisth district
M M Beck and Q Myers travel from Holton by night to push Broderick as compromise candidate for judge. Jackson and Jefferson counties urge Hurrel, while Johnson of Ukaloos appears as a rival candidate. Topeka expected to decide today.
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Holton
M. M. Beck
MM. M. Beck
Q. Myers
Cape Trodarick
Juder
Jackson
Jefferson
Derick
Eas
Jackson County
Hurrel
Topeka
Chas FL Johnson
Uskaloors
Thales
Fire destroys blocks and church in Amesbury Pines
A fire at the opera house area in Amesbury Blass started just before 2 40 this morning and burned three large business blocks and one church in the pines with estimated losses around 250 000. Other property sustained damage.
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Amesbury
Blass
Pines
Riot at mass meeting over three cent fares in Indianapolis
A chaotic mass meeting at Tomlinson Hall turned riotous as hundreds of thugs surged in to protest two cent fare politics. Police struggled to control the crowd as Mayor Bart issued arrests and ordered order restored after more than an hour of clashes and shouts.
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Indianapolia
guEie
Indianapolo
Tomlingon Hall
Jude W. P. Fishback
Ols Tag
Toe Bart
India
R. V. Hutter
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Higeins
Hunter
Bts
Lawton Takes Command of First Division in Philippines
General Lawton assumed command of the First Division of the Army of the Philippines as reorganizations reshaped forces. The unit includes Washington, North Dakota, California volunteers, cavalry, regulars, and various infantry and artillery components under Gen. King, Gen. Ovenshine, and Gen. Hale, with Provost duty brigade assigned. Upward of three brigades reorganized and a separate Provost unit deployed to Twentieth and Sixtieth regiments. An attack on the battery at Loma Church by space signals failed under heavy fire. A gunboat with Twenty-third Infantry on board was sighted near Morong Sante Cruse.
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Manila
Belire
Lawton
Washington, North Dakota
California
Gener King
Fourth Cavalry
Fourteenth
Ideevu Univers
Tows
Ovenshine
Ue Diem
Twentytecond
Oregon
Geneva Wheaton
Dyer
Twenty-thind Reculan Infantry
Anderson
Bhebthy
United Ateles
Jarmaryen
Speace
Batury
Loma Church
Fennayiankins
Thompson
Mac Vay
Morong Sante Cruse
The Oregon Arrives Safe at Manila For Duty
The navy department was advised of the crime al at Manila involving the battleship Gregor. A weekly bank statement from New York dated March 18 reports circulation at 8,500, with banks easing toward the 25 cent rule and reserves meeting requirements.
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Manila
Washington
Gregor
New York
Death of Prof Marah at Yale University
New Haven Conn March event reports the death of Daniel C Marsh Yale University chair of paleontology and curator of the geological collection died today of pneumonia age 68 Weather Indications Chicago March 16 forecast shows warmer conditions through Sunday
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Marah
New Haven
Conn
Otaniel C. Marsh
Yale University
Chicago
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