Hotel Royal Fire Ends In Tragedy At New York Landmark
A fierce hotel blaze at the Hotel Royal on Sixth Avenue and Fortieth Street in New York overnight left many guests injured or missing. Of about 150 guests, five confirmed dead, six in hospitals, sixty three reported alive, and around one hundred missing as flames raced from an elevator shaft. Rescue efforts involved ambulances and local physicians, with walls collapsing and occupants trapped in upper-story windows. The disaster echoes a recent Park Place fire, shocking firemen and residents.
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New York
Park Place
Hotel Royal
Sixth Avenue
Fortieth Street
Richard Meares
Republican Borough Ticket Nominated At Caucus
The Republican caucus last night nominated Burgess Henry P. Hunter by acclamation and appointed a full slate of municipal officers including School Directors Dr. W. M. Baker and W. D. McLaren, Justice of the Peace H. B. Perry, Collector A. Gerould, and several assessors auditors and election officials. Also ads urge readers to visit Dixson's Pharmacy Warren for pure drugs and to inspect new perfumes at Siegfried's.
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Burgess
Henry P. Hunter
W. M. Baker
W. D. McLaren
H. 8. Perry
A. Gerould
Por Counel
John O’hern
MM. Kopf
J. 5. Thomas
L. T. Burcheis
aAssessor
U J. Bierce
Hast Dist
A. W. Randall
West Dist
J.J Brown
D. A. Swanson
East Dist
J. W. Dunkle
C. T. Conarro
W. P. Mitchell
Wm. Martin
Dixson
Hus. Warren
Siegfried’s
Adjutant General McClelland Dead in Harrisburg
Adjutant General McClelland died at Harrisburg city hospital at 4 55 p m on Sunday after a sudden illness that began at his desk. He underwent a cancer surgery after vomiting lasted three days and was pronounced hopeless. Remains lay in state at the Capitol before burial in Pittsburg. The report also notes theatrical notices and civic league formation in Warren.
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McCleLland
Harrisburg City Hospital
William R. Thompson
Pittsburg
McClerland
Adjutant General’s Department
Commonwealth Hotel
Harrisburg
Pattison
Dunott
Kean
Capitol
Blaine Declines Presidential Candidacy Amid Health Concerns
A dated 1892 letter from Blaine, read in Wasniveron, states he will not be a candidate and his name will not go before the convention due to poor health. The piece notes reactions of Blaine supporters and mentions possible successors like Depew Lincoln and Alger, with Elkins asserting Harrison’s renomination.
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Wasnixeron
Clarkson, Cushman
Republican National Committee
Ernest
Swike
Blaine
Maine Statesman
Pennsylvania
Chauncy F. Depew
Robert T. Lincoln
Allikison
Cullum
Gresham
Alger
Blaine Legatee
Elkins
New York
Harrison
Edinboro Normal School Fires Prof Cooper
Trustees voted to remove Prof Cooper as principal at Edinboro Normal School after charges cited discord with the board, misrepresentation to trustees, and irregularities in literary-fund matters. Prof Langley temporarily centers the school as trustees seek a successor amid town upheaval.
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Edinboro
Edinboro Normal School
Prof. Cooper
OC. O. Schafford
Langley
Cooper
Copper
Tete
Look at Him A Year Ago He Was Not Expected to Live
A testimonial claims a liver complaint nearly killed a man but three bottles of Sulphur Bitters brought great relief and six bottles cured him. The advertisement also promises Woolford's Sanitary Lotion to cure humans and animals in 20 minutes, sold by L. G. Noyes & Co. druggists in Warren, Pa.
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Weekly Sun
Woolford
L. G. Noyes & Co
Warren
Tribute to Strelitz Father of Marion Clothier
A glow ing tribute from the Daily Star honors Mr Strelitz father of M Swelitz of Keystone Clothing. Born February 24 1830 at Tremunsen Prussia he lived in Marion County most of his life as a merchant and public servant. He served in the Prussian infantry and emigrated to America in 1852 with his wife during cholera on the voyage. He settled in Marion 1854 and built a successful clothing business. He was council member, ten years on the board of education and four years county treasurer, winning broad respect despite anti Jewish tensions. He died suddenly at his daughter’s home in Fostoria, leaving a large void in the community.
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Dullus Strelitz
Fostoria
Iines
Marion County
Strelitz
Mrs. Strelitz
Columbus
Murion County
Israel
Interesting Church Trial Convicts Mrs Dawson in Western New York
Mrs June N Dawson a leading Methodist revivalist in western New York and western Pennsylvania has been convicted in church courts of malicious persecution against her sister in law Mrs James Smith of Chautauqua. She appealed the verdict to conference where the outcome will attract wide attention.
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June N. Dawson
New York
Pennsylvania
James Smith
Chautauqua
Dawson
Ose
Erie
Dr Greene Nervura Cure Adverts In New York
If you are sick and have not been helped, notify the great specialist Dr. Greene at 35 W 14th Street New York. Free consultation, by mail or in person. He claims vast success with vegetable remedies and cures long standing diseases. Thousands cured. send details of your case for advice at no cost.
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Greene
W. 14Th Street
New York
Sulphur Bitters Praise From Many Trades
A column extols the cures effected by Sulphur Bitters with testimonials from doctors lawyers carpenters druggists engineers and mechanics. It urges readers to send for testimonies and directs attention to another column while listing Sweet Chimes Trailing Arbutus Crab Apple Blossom and Delightful perfumes at Seigfried's.
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Seigfried’s
W C T U News and Union Notes From Warren County
W C T U leaders list unions with missing subscriptions and urge printing for verification. Reports from Glade Run Y Teens recount tea, music and increasing membership. Sabbath Observance reports seek petitions. The Signal warns against liquor at the World’s Fair and promotes temperance work. An upcoming article on Unfermented Wine by Mrs. Berry is promised. Prepared by S B Morrison Supt Press.
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Union
Frances E. Willard
Lady Geory Somerset
Maury Allen West
Glade Run
Cinnie Calkins
Varnum Y's
Hila Contes
Lena Lindblad
Gertie Mahaffy
Varnum Y
Agnes Breckenridge
Garland
Chicago
Pennsylvania
North Warren
Two Valuable Friends and Local Remedies
Advertisement notes Red Flag Oil as a household pain reliever for rheumatism neuralgia sprains bruises and burns priced at 25 cents. Mentions care for sleepless nights with a tonic for coughs and consumption with Pan-Tina offer and free trial, plus Astra with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and a clothing sale at BG Gregory’s 806 Second Street.
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F. W
B.D. Kable
Cleveland Gains Backing From Young Democratic Battalion
Philadelphia February coverage reports the Young Democratic Battalion shifting loyalty to Grover Cleveland. John D Wordan, former club president and now Democratic Society of Pennsylvania secretary, declares strong support for Cleveland and cites public sentiment favoring the ex-President. The Major also endorses Cleveland and backs the regular Pennsylvania Democratic organization.
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Cleveland
Young Democratic Battalion
Philadelphia
2 Hill
John D. Wordan
Democratic Society of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
What Is Worth Doing Is Worth Doing Well Tailors
What is worth doing is worth doing well. Wooparp and Lraser promote a merchant tailoring department emphasizing study of cloths trimmings linings buttons cutting and finishing touches to produce garments of art and mechanism by first class tailors at 2316 Second Street Warren, Pu.
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Thrge
Wooparp & Lraser
Second &T
Warren Pu
American Artists Alliance to reopen in city with portrait giveaway
The American Artists Alliance announces a Monday January 11 brunch in this city to showcase Three A portraits. Purchasers of frames at their shops will receive a Crayon Portrait from any picture or tin type, guaranteed by portrait agent J CG Le Ruy. Sample works available at 818 Water Street near the depot under the Three Ava sign.
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American Artists Alliance
Wit
Buffalo
Culcagro
Fie
J CG. le Ruy
Water Street
Ava
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Sean
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Keene
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Edwin Booth
Air
Frank Hennig
Witter Matthews
Julius Bscutt
John Hannon
Thomas R. Eagleson
Carl Ahrendt
Howard Curtis
Edwin Philips
Richard Mortimer
Earle Howard
Lawrence Lowell
Marwood Andrews
J. J. Cummings
Charles Sands
Alberta Gallatin
Henrietta Waders
5. A. Baker
Hannah Bailey
Master Sargent
Fabio
Romania
Aiden Benedict
Fabio Romania
Library Theatre
Naples
Walter Lawrence
Fabio Romeni
Frances Field
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Henry Oakham Jr
J. A Reed
Republican Party
James G, Blaine
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Daily Star
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Keystone Clothing Company
W. C. T. U. News
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Gregory's
Second Street
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Thebes
Egypt
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