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H8U.Ml*1* KdjHtfo T\oo^oocnsISADININTOvr can' CLOAK RDOh IIFIRC STARTED, \IE PAPER SA^Kf11 EVtneTT aCHOoLHouat J — -Rlazing.ssh of schoolgirls from the Everett School yesterday, when sixteen were crushed and trampled upon in the pai d plan is shown at tho left-hand lower corner, arid the cloak room, where the lire started, on the right. In th, Chief Grady, who rendered such heroic service in rescuing the children, and at the top is a front view of the siDISTRICT CHIEF JoHNGRAD'feleven bru ies were U others to t The heai to throb v disaster tr from stree trict. The held dear fire, injur:utmost ( seemingly lives were ness of th'MAGGIE ROCHE, aged 9 years, 2 Tliorne street, severely bruised about head and body ; suffocation by smoke; dangerous.KATIE JONES, aged 11, 88 Hammond street, arm fractured.MARY LINEHAN, aged 9, 20 Sharon street, contusions.GERTRUDE LANG, aged 11, contusions about head and chest. EULALIE METCALF, aged 9, 871 Harrison avenue, suffocation bysmoke.NELLIE HOAG, aged 9, 18 E. Lenox street, bruises on body.SADIE M’NEIL, aged 10, 27 Fiagg street, contusions.FANNIE FRANK, aged 8, 104 Pembroke street, contusions.AGNES C. M’CARTHY, aged 9, exhaustion from smoke and contusions. MADELINE GIBBONS, aged 10, 33 E. Concord street, contusions. ANNIE FISHER, aged 11, 76 E. Canton street, contusions and ex.haustion.We si front w display latest lt;1897, ii sic casi have b new Kii Piano CIf un write * new golt;We 1Hand 1conditii easy tei prices:John Sherman Lyman S. Gage A, Alger ..John D. Long .James A. Gary ..J. J. McCook-James A. Gary i to Canton this 3n the Presi-, a few moments r the Bast, au-ent:is tendered me a While it was not one, I am sure I can accept.*' lat Mr. Gary will As he is not a Ittorney-General, portfolio unpro-DORA PEARLStEIN, aged 12,17 Camden street, bruised abont neck. ISABEL LINDSAY, aged 12, 1 West Haven street, injured leg. BLANCHE HENRY, aged 11, 719 Massachusetts avenue, slightly injured In jumping from window.MAGGIE CONNELLY, aged 10,55 E. Springfield street, contusions. DORA MOORE, aged 10, 1 West Haven street, contusions.A number of others who had fainted more through fright than In jury were taken to their homes in tho ambulances and patrol wagons.Hallrtt A Ci Emerson Sq ini ted Mak Rogers Uprlere today of the McCook of New generalship. Col-nprobable choice, : situation is un-ere may be de-at Mr. McKinley nel McCook there 3 doubt also that friend what he :ook for the at-Mareton A Smith Awei Wilcox A V Loring A B! Shtninger.long for the Northampton street exit, screaming and crying. The passage became blocked, little ones fell, then they were trampled upon, crushed and bruiaed.Fear and frenzy became epidemic. The scholars from the upper floors, not know- I Q(lng of the block, pressed on and added to * ^the terror of the stampede. As a result,brother of the n him the otherin showed an lxna*
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Sat, Feb 20, 1897
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