Fathers Watch Ruins May Be Buried for Days
Comrades and wreckers search the New York building fire for victims with McConnell and Eglinton among the few spared. Firemen and volunteers bore the frigid hours as dawn neared, while a father urged rescue and vowed to keep searching until his son is found.
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New York
McConnell
Eglinton
Conner
Joseph Fogarty
Hart Donn
Wreckel
Guerin
McCyoneil
Married. Ha RECURERA X-On Wednesday, Fete 12 a'dlork
Official marriage notice appears garbled with unreadable names and dates. The fragment suggests a wedding event scheduled midweek, referencing perhaps a local fete or celebration and a power or religious association. Details are incomplete.
Obituary notices list multiple deaths and services
The notice items report deaths and funeral plans for several individuals including Margaret Philips, Hannah, Charles W Hayes, Brig Gen PS Flvad, and Ellen Twandrea Sullivan. Services are set across February with locations in Ohio, New York, Cincinnati, and Island territories. relatives named include Eliza Heram, Lucy A Hayes, and James J Burke.
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Eliza Heram
Tiron
Ueman -Om Weanisday
Esther
VE A
Edward T
Hanna
Fem
Wdwin Bena
TF Pwsatteth Ostraer Port
Margaret Pyhluips
Feanna Syansas Teipers
Hayes
Mlarles
W. Hayes
Lucy A. Hayes
Ids
Thursdis
Teate
Nassau
Baluome Islands
PS Flvad
Os A
Ete
Mie Medical Corp
Moandriea
Ellen” Tt Awandrea
Nes Sullivany
James J. Burke
First Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
New York City
Funeral directors and embalmers advertise services in DC area
A listing of funeral homes in Washington with addresses and phone numbers. R F Harvey's Sons Alma Mater notes 1335 Fourteenth Street NW. W R Speare at 940 F Street NW proclaims first class service on reasonable terms. Other firms: Sardo & Co at Philadelp ia?. Thos. A. Costello NE Street. Zurhorst on East. William Lee. Franks Geier's Sons at 1213 Seventh Street NW. John R Wright Co at 1822 Tenth Street NW. Includes livery connections, modern crematoriums, and open daily service.
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R. F. Harvey
Almere
N. Steicthy
Moderata
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank A. Speare
Mer
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Uw Philn Bbs
S. Sergeon
Thos
A. Costello
Geo. P. Zurhorst
East C
J. William Lee
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh ST. Nw
Mordern Chapel
John R. Wright Co
Vote on Quay Statue In Harrisburg Capitol Rotunda
Philadelphia story notes opposition to placing a statue of the late Senator M Quay in the capitol rotunda Harrisburg. David H Lane of Philadelphia proposes the issue be decided by a statewide vote after a $20 000 appropriation for the statue in Capitol Park drew criticism.
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Philadelphia
Fey
M. 3. Quay
State Capitol
Harrisburg
David H. Lane
Republican City Committee
Capitol Park
Fire destroys Roebling wire rope works in Trenton
A blaze in Trenton New Jersey destroyed two large Roebling wire rope plants causing about 200 000 in losses. Three firefighters assisting the effort barely escaped death when a wall collapsed and one was trapped, suffering a fractured leg.
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Trenton
XN. J
John A. Roebling
Count Csaky's Body Rescued and Reinterred in New York
Special to The Washington Post from New York, 5, recounts Count Georges Emanuel Csaky, a former royal chamberlain to the Austro-Hungarian court, dying in Presbyterian Hospital and nearly buried in Calvary Cemetery. Mira Ferike Boros intervened, paying $315 for a separate grave, ensuring a proper interment, with relatives in Hungary confirmed. the affair reflects on his noble status and the lack of royal burial honors in the city.
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Washington
New York
Georges Emanuel Csaky
Iis
Iserice
Ghidly
Governor guest of honor at New York dinner
Special to The Warrington Poot New York February 3 Fort of New Jersey was the guest of honor at the annual dinner of the New York Commandery Lost Legion at Delmonico tonight Rear Admiral J H Coghlan retired commander of the New York Commandery presided. speakers included Gen Herare Porter Judge Holt Admiral Higginson retired Admiral Rockwell Admiral Kane Gen Thomas H Hubbard Gen Cons Gen Trompson Gen Joi Lookman Maj Hubbell and others among the invitees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fort
New Jersey
New Yorke
Lost Legion
Delmonico
J. H. Coghlan
Licensed to Marry Couples Across States
A list of marriage licenses shows numerous couples from Virginia and nearby areas including Fairfax and Culpeper. Names include Edward T. MacWillams and Hannah M. Nelson, William R Wood and Mary G. Mose, George W. Michie and Lucy M. Cummings, and others. Ages range mainly from early twenties to mid-forties, with several clergymen cited.
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Edward T. MacWillams
Hannah M. Nelson
P. J. O'Connell
Henry F. Aah
Ella
Ruby E. Gardner
John, Rall
James M. “Johnson
New York City
Mabel A. ‘Thomasson
Bumpass
McLaughlin
Robert G Andeson
Paulina M. Hellmuth
Wunnonberg
Frank L Ebersote
Elizabethtown
Edna M Whaten
G. A. Miller
Deaths in Health Office Record Notice
Health Office records list multiple deaths with ages and partial addresses. Names include Weyverly D. Demkard, John P. Maas, Elvarath DeVantler, James Richardson, Pate A Auer, Mary B Ferry, William F. Walker, Samuel R. Neals, and Anthony Vinci with ages from 1 month to 69 years and assorted street addresses.
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Mary B Ferry
William F. Walker
Samuel R. Neals
Kingman Aparta
Anthony Vinci
Penton Et Ne
Plan Royal Funerals Procession to the Pantheon
Lisbon coverage describes the planned funeral of King Carlos and Crown Prince Luiz on Saturday. The ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. from Necessidades Palace to San Vincente de Fora with ambassadors, royals, and state officials in dignified procession. After state rites, the bodies will lie in state for three days before burial in the royal pantheon with volleys and cannon salutes signaling the end.
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Church of San Vincente de Fora
Lisbon
Carlos
Luiz
House of Braganza
Manuel
Elgin
Oporto
Homan Catholic Heirarchy
Cactus
San Vincente de Fora
Misericordia
Portugal
Savoy
Hohenzollern
Bourbon
Wiile
Priners
Vanrente de Mora
Tagus
Realm
Catafalque
Alteo
Dom Carlos
San Vincento de Fora
Pantheon
Frisco Declares City Free of Plague After Isolation Hold
San Francisco ends its plague scare as the last patient is discharged from the isolation hospital. Officials pledge strict preventive measures for spring to avoid a recurrence of the contagion.
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San Francisco
Cornell Debating Council Sustains Elizabeth Cook
The Cornell debate council rejected Columbia's protest and sustained Miss Elizabeth A Cook on the intercollegiate debate team. Council president Leroy Goodrich supports her. No further word from Columbia, and it is believed she will not be interfered with.
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Washington Post
Ithaca, N
Cornell Debate Council
Columbia
Elizabeth A. Cook
Leroy Goodrich
Miss Cook
Bomb Explodes Under General Store in Export
Police link Pennsylvania blast to Black Hand Society after a dynamite bomb exploded beneath Samuel Letsovic’s general store at Export near Greensburg. The building was demolished and a fire caused $16 damage. Threatening letters from an alleged Black Hand had reached Letsovic recently.
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Pennsylvania
Black Hand Society
Greensburg
Samuel Letsovic
Export
Letsovic
Portugal Quiet After Ex-Dictator Crisis in Lisbon
Portugal experiences calm as cabinet plans to ease the monarchy and end the crisis. Franco remains secluded as the young king’s memory is honored, the queen’s opposition is noted, and Franco’s fate debates continue amid hopeful signs of political restraint. News from Lisbon and international reactions, including US envoy Bryan, frame the mood.
Despondent Man Shoots Himself in Alabama Suburb
David Potts of Eastlake suburb Birmingham read Bible passages with family then shot himself in the head with a shotgun after days of despondency over hard times.
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Birmingham
Ala
David Potts
Eastlake
Four Die In Burning House Near Preston Minn
Four lives were lost when the house of Thomas Yeast four miles southwest of Preston burned to the ground last night. The victims are Mrs Yeant and Charles Engie, wife and baby. Mrs Yeast escaped barely in time.
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Preston. Minn
Thomas Yeast
Here
Yeante Charles Engie
Teast
Fought Death Under the Sea Returns as Survivor
Charles Ensen, survivor of a near-fatal sinking five fathoms deep off Callao, arrived in San Francisco aboard the Silatis. He was the mate of the St. Frances when an anchor entangled him, breaking his leg and dragging him underwater until he freed himself. Rescued by crewmates, he survived a harrowing ordeal and now bears scars and memories from the incident.
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San Francisco
Feb
Charles Ensen
Pacific
Callao
Kosmos
Silatis
Ensen
St.’ Frances
St. Frances
Tacoma
Cavan
Tim
Calav
Salatis
New York
Thomas Gleeson
People's Building and Loan Association
Harrison, N. J. i
Association
Thomas Anderson
Gleeson
O. K.d
Tooney
Mr. Anderson
Burglary at Anderson House and Odd Money Letter
A Newark postmarked letter delivered special contains eight ten and one one dollar bills wrapped with a note about Andersen money. Burglars had visited the Anderson house the night before and stolen a watch and a certificate, with mystery surrounding the missing items and the claimed burglary. A separate article notes a bulldog attack on 18 year old Daniel Snyder at 28 Germantown Avenue, requiring hospital treatment.
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Sir. Gleeson
Anderson House
Gleeson
Newark
Andersen
Philadelpha
Daniel Snyder
Germantown Avenue
Samaritian Hospital
Snyder
Mothers Keep It In Your Homes
An anonymous letter from Mrs Hattie A Smith of Philadelphia praises Father John’s Medicine for gripping and lung troubles in her seven year old son Joseph. She claims it cured his grip after a ten day illness and notes she uses it nightly, while asserting the product is non alcoholic and has fifty years of use. The letter appears as a testimonial ad urging mothers to keep the remedy at home.
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Titor
Manuel
America
Americans
Larker
Azores
Chases Page Bryan
Bryan
Senate
Lima
London
Paris
Berlin
lLighen
Hattie A. Smith
Father John
Joseph
Hattie “A. Smith
Locust Street
Philadelphia
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Health Office Record
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To-Kalon Wine Co
Main
14Th St. NW
American Security and Trust Company
Fiffteenth and
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Charles J. Bell
Cornell
Council
Franco
Senor Machado
Franca
France
Ik ix
Jremier
Amelie
Arsenal Quadrangle
Dom Manuel
Arthur Burt
Pacific Coast
Aeolian Company
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Sanders G Stayman Co
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Opticians
Chicago
Williame Waugh
University of Chicago
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Mone
Funk Notc
Harry Pratt Judgen
Freder H. Metzger
Johnson Avenue
Jamaica
St. Marx's Hospital
Crawford
Metzger
de. Crawford
Department of Health
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