Devastating Philadelphia Fire Ruins Nine Story Furniture Building
A catastrophic blaze tore through a nine story structure occupied by Hunt Wilkinson & Co furniture manufacturers in Philadelphia. The fire began in the cellar, spread via an elevator shaft, trapping workers and causing numerous deaths and injuries as hundreds leaped from flames and crowds gathered on Market Street. Property losses exceed 500000 as responders battled the blaze and recovered bodies from the ruins.
Night Fire Kills 19 in Philadelphia Factory District
A nine story Hunt Wilkinson Co building at 1221 Market Street in Philadelphia burned after an apparent early evening explosion, killing 19 and injuring many as flames trapped workers on upper floors. Rescue operations found four corpses, with 26 dead reported later. officials fear more bodies buried in the rubble as walls collapsed and smoke thickened. Fire spread to neighboring structures, but major retail stores and a second building at 1217 Market were saved. Names of the dead include Susan Gormley, Fred Whittington, and Bentry A. Sharlo.
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Latin & Mulennroy
Hunt, Wikingon & Co
Nember
Hunt, Wilkingon & Co
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Market Street
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Hunt, Wilkinton = Co
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Steicken
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Hunt. Wilkinson & Co
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Celock
English
Venus
Hunt
Willkinson
Ulis
Susan Gormley
Hoepluss
Fred Whittington
Bentry A. Sharlow
Dolly Craser
Schley Accepts Invitation From Hamilton Club Chicago
Chicago and Washington cables report Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley accepted the Hamilton Club of Chicago invitation for a reception and banquet in his honor. Edwin A. Munger, president of the club, acknowledged the invitation and indicated no date could be named yet.
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Winfield Scott Schley Haw
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Edwin A. Munger
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Hamilton Club
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Schley Court of Inquiry Reaches Capacity Hearing
Washington Oct 21 Admiral Schley continues his narrative in the court of inquiry into the Spanish war conduct. The room is packed beyond capacity, with no unreserved seats, as witnesses from yesterday recount maneuvers near Santiago and the Blockade. Schley explains retrograde moves and the blockade plan using the Yale and Marblehead, noting harsh heat and exhausted crews.
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Chong Yin
Bim Antil
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Fsots
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Gotton
Mole St. Nicholas
Sehrey
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Yale
Wise
Yule
Philip
Texas
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Key West
Marblehead
Crilon
Sigsbee
Siexhes
Mole St Nichsian
Ahee
Morro Castile
Schley Case and the Key West to Santiago Mission
A condensed recounting of the Schley inquiry and Collier’s overview by Walter Wellman. It reviews Commodore Schley’s May 19 to May 22 voyage from Key West to Cienfuegos and Santiago, the orders from Sampson, and Schley’s decisions amid coal limits and conflicting signals, framing the debate over obedience and the pursuit of Cervera.
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Marblehead
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Cienfuegon
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Sebley
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Brooklyn
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Martinique
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Cotten
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Merrimac
Texas
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Cape Crag
Back Seat Role Seen for New Member Amid Political Talks
Faithful gather to speak with Senator Burton as visitors arrive at Copeland layout. A new member is expected to wait while discussions focus on legislation to advance commerce and reciprocal trade. Burton hints at limited measures this session, stressing national welfare and tariff policy. Local officials and editors join in discussions on post office matters and recruiting station issues.
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Benster Burton
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United States
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Frgeant Bloom
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Charles Sprague
Olathe Mirror
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Ofice
Tradn
Peter Foley
Parsons
Kansan
Button
Burning of a Town in Insurgent Encounter
Manila dispatch reports a dawn fight at Tayen between U S cavalry and insurgents. Insurgents were driven into the mountains after barracks, rice, uniforms, and blankets were seized. Francisco De Jesus, Batangas leader, and Lukbun's chief were captured along with papers connected to anti government activities.
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Tayean
Batangas
Tyarch
First Cavalry
Insurgenta
Astore
Insurgente
Joe Seay
Blas
Patrick
Francisco de Jesus
Lukbun
Mame
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Lyte
Beleran
Island of Lyte
Jesus
Murderer visits priest in Amburd prison
Auburn New Jersey October report says murderer of President McKinley, Leo Croiger, was visited in Amburd prison by Father Fudsinnki at Croiger’s request. The interview occurred after Croiger spent time with the priest and responded to questions about his religious conversion. Weather indications follow.
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N. J
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Mckinley
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Pudaiicki
Croigers
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