City fire sweeps 10000 homeless in Boston suburb
Gale drives flames through a third of the town destroying most public buildings and many sea dwellings. Desperate firemen battle to save the rest as residents flee with little hope of saving goods. Officials and citizens mobilize to aid victims after the blaze.
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Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston Blacking Company
West Third Street
Rosenfell Brothers
Maple Street
Chaplin and Soden Car Company
Devastating Chelsea Fire Leaves City in Ruins
A massive blaze swept Chelsea and nearby Boston, killing five, injuring dozens, and destroying vast areas. One third to three fourths of Chelsea burned, with five hundred homes lost and tens of thousands homeless. Public buildings, churches, and hospitals suffered extensive damage as fire raged for hours despite aid from Boston, surrounding towns, and naval forces.
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Chelsea
Omar
Ata
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Mcress
Hosten
Aivary
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Cri Kk
Iirteen
Publo Viktory
Frost Hospital
Children’s Hospital
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Central Avenue
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Hawthorne Street
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No Street
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People’s St Eniscopal
Wourth Isalist
Fifth Street
Nat Chore
Sturtlefe Streat Iscanat
Sreands Adventist Church
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Chaplin and Soden Car
Rosenfelt Brothers
Fidiwaller Oil Company
Universalist
Everett Avenue
Eivered Avenue
Broadway
Chase Square
Fitz Public
Thehhildren’s
Bth
Fitz
Masonic Temple
Odd Fellows
Penrose Wins Solid Phalanx for Knox in Pa Primary
Philadelphia reports sweeping Republican primary results across Pennsylvania. Penrose forces, oppose local option, claim strong support and expect large legislative majorities. Knox delegates solid. Dalzell defeated for national convention delegate. Guffey to control Democratic delegation. Bryanites routed in western counties. many races undecided at midnight with counting ongoing.
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Pennsylvania
Denver
Waterloo
Dalzell
Chicago
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Repubican
Penrose
Acheson
Washington County
James M. Gulf
Pennsyt
Bryanites
Nebraska
John &. Farr
Garner
Flina
Ieemer
A. Mitchel Pabner
Joseph H. Shull
Dem
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Imerular
Dalwell
John Dalwell
Congress
Dalgell
George T. Oliver
Knox
George J. Huff
A. M. Christley
Joseph A. McCurdy
A. F. Cooper
Charles A. Snowden
Herman Raphart
John F. ‘Tener
W. S. Moore
Thomas W. Phillips
W. H. Graham
Charles F. Kirschler
Walter Suyon
Flynn
Deltgates Named in Congressional District Ballots
A special Washington Post dispatch notes renominated delegates for the Thirty-first and Thirty-second districts for Congress. James F. Burke and A. J. Barchfeld head slate lines with Samuel J. Wainwright and John Bell among others.
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John Dalzell
E.S. Black
D. L. Gillespie
James F. Burke
Samuel J. Wainwright
A. J. Barchfeld
John A. Bell
Carroll Cappel
Penrose Wave Shocks Pennsylvania Primary Result
Private dispatches reveal a surprise Pennsylvania primary with Sen. Penrose gaining re election. In Pittsburgh state Sen. Flynn’s challenge faltered as Acheson lost renomination, John K. Tener rising as the victorious replacement. Andrews reports indicate Penrose strength holds.
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BE. F. Acheson
Twenty-fourth
Congress
Achenson
Penrose
Col Andrews
Acheson
John K. Tener
the Elks
House
Rivers and Harbors
Tater
Col. Andrews
Washington
Jewel Robbery Case Unfolds In New York Hotel
Two former Hotel Martinique clerks Willam Lingreen and Max Willis face court charges for a $7500 jewel theft tied to a prior $4000 hotel shortage. Jewelry valued at $3500 belonging to Mrs Eliety Anderson vanished after the shortage was found. Lingreen and Willis, once employees, fled as losses appeared. An art sale today draws attention as collectors seek antique furniture books Persian rugs and rare curios.
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New York
Martinique
Eliety Anderson
Wills
Singreen
Willis
Los Angeles
Sman’s
Prince de Sagan reveals betrothal to Mme Gould in scandal saga
G G Netter released a statement from Prince Helle de Sagan claiming betrothal to Mme Anna Gould. He describes a quiet life in a Paris suburb after their marriage to retire until debts of her former husband Boni are settled. The tale centers on a romance following personal estrangements and a prior divorce.
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Prince
Boni
New York
Prince Helle de Sagan
Mme. Anna
Gould
Europe
G. G. Netter
St. Paul
de Sagan
Mr. Netter
Mme. Gould
Paris
Ex-Officer A Prisoner In New York Petite Larceny Case
Charles Eustaphieve, said to be a Buffalo-born ex-officer with Spanish American War service, was arrested in New York on a charge of petite larceny. Detectives say he forged the names of Lieut Arthur W. Coop and Lieut Christopher Jensvold, both retired, in transactions connected to the Hotel Astor. Jensvold and Copp served with the Twenty third Infantry in Watertown before deployment to the Philippines.
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Washington Post
New York
Charles Eustaphieve
Buffalo
William C. Muschenheim
Hotel Astor
Mills Hotel No. 1
Arthur W. Coop
Christopher Jensvold
Jensvold
Copp
Twenty-third Infantry
Watertown
Philippines
Polish Governor Killed in Galicia During Audience
Count Andreas Potocki, governor of Galicia, was assassinated in Lemberg by Ruthenian student Mieroslaw Sijczynski. The killer’s brother, warned of the plot, killed himself. The emperor sent sympathy as arrests spread. the assassin cited revenge for Poles under Potocki’s rule. Through coach to Erie via Pennsylvania Railroad, departing April 12.
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Lemberg
Austria-Hungary
Andreas Potocki
Galicia
Mieroslaw Sijczynski
Frotocki
Potocki
Military force ordered to Pensacola amid street car strike
Jacksonville reports the full state military has been ordered to Pensacola with three local companies and a Gatling gun detachment. The Pensacola Electric Company plans to operate cars tomorrow as two more military companies arrive, bringing total strength to four with two more expected. City streets are quieter with a mass labor meeting not held.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Pensacola
Pensacola Electric Company
Cara
President Roosevelts Travel Plan Aims At Quiet Retirement
President Roosevelt plans travel abroad after leaving office to avoid dictating to Taft if he succeeds him. He intends to tour foreign lands and hunt big game, with Alaska hunting discussed but possibly postponed. Sagamore Hill summer occupancy and Oyster Bay preparations, plus a restrained White House approach, are outlined for a low political profile.
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Roosevelt
United States
Boone and Crockett Club
Alaska
William Taft
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
White House
Chicago
Loch
Washington
Congress
Catholic Priest Rules Out Papal Dispensation for Gould Marriage
Rev Father Cornelius D. Thomas of St. Ann's Catholic Church warned in a final sermon on matrimony that if the Goulds seek a dispensation to marry Mme Gould, the Pope cannot grant it. He asserted the Catholic Church does not recognize divorce and urged women to strengthen homes and embrace motherhood.
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Father Thomas
Rome
Dr. Thomas
New Republican Head Quarters Planned in Chicago
Chicago April 12 Harry S New chairman of the Republican National Committee arrived in Chicago and Ebner Dover secretary is expected tomorrow on business connected with establishing committee headquarters to be opened in the Auditorium Annex about the second week in May. New said all contests would go before the full committee.
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Chicago
Harry
New
Republican National Comittee
Ebner Dover
Trust Deals La Follette Pleads for Presidential Rail Reform
William E. Chandler, ex senator from New Hampshire, appeals Republicans in Wisconsin and the West to back Senator La Follette for president. He argues the railroads seek state power and that the administration will abandon reform, urging a radical railroad reform platform and warning against pooling and weakened anti trust protections.
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William E. Chandler
United States
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
West
la Foliette
Chandler
la Follette
Supreme Court
Kourta
Senator Foraker
Commission
J. Pierpont Morgan
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