Fathers Watch Ruins May Be Buried for Days
In New York a four story building burned on Tuesday with two rescuers McConnell and Eglinton among many feared dead. Firemen and wreckers searched the smoldering debris through the night and into dawn, while worried relatives begged for news and stood outside the wreckage.
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New York
McConnell
Eglinton
Fehl
Skye
Cotta
John J McConnell
Thomas Eg Tn
Broadway
Nekrane
Cbs Way
Uned
Hia
Brayer
Nglinton
Plekel
Uerta
Sotrmidl
Jowmy
Guerm
Coe Ak
Conner
Joseph Fogarty
Hart Donn
Wreckel
Guerin
McCyoneil
Married Ha Recura? X-On Wednesday Fete 12
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a marriage notice with names obscured and garbled dates. Readable words indicate a wedding celebration or public notice but key details such as names, exact date, and place are missing or unclear.
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From February Listings
A garbled obituary page lists multiple notices including Mrs Eliza Heram widow of Edward. Mrs Margaret Pylhups Fraanna. Charles W Hayes husband of Lucy Hayes. Brig Gen PS Flvad retired of the Medical Corp. Mrs Ellen Towandrea Sullivan sister of Mrs Burke. and funeral details for dates February 2 to 6, with locations in New York, Cincinnati, and Nassau.
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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
Local Funeral Directors Advertise Services and Embalming
A run of funeral homes lists services and facilities including R F Harvey’s Sons Embalmers at 1335 Fourteenth Street Northwest and W R Speare at 940 F Street Northwest offering first class care at reasonable terms. Other listings include Geo Zurhorst and John R Wright Co with parlors, contact numbers, and livery in connection.
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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 Question Raised In Harrisburg
Philadelphia report notes opposition to placing a statue of Senator Quay in the new State capitol rotunda at Harrisburg. David H. Lane, Republican city committee chair, suggests referendum to decide the issue. State appropriated $20,000 for the statue in Capitol Park amid criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 February fire at John A Roebling's Sons Company wire rope works in Trenton New Jersey destroyed three buildings and caused about 200000 in losses. Three firefighters assisting the blaze narrowly escaped injury when a wall collapsed. one was trapped under debris and suffered a fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
XN. J
John A. Roebling
Count Csaky Burial Controversy Over Hungarian Nobleman
Special to The Washington Post from New York 5 details Count Georges Emanuel Csaky once royal chamberlain in the Austro Hungary court. Miss Ferike Boros, a Hungarian, intervened to move and fund a separate grave for him at Calvary Cemetery to avoid a pauper burial. The count died of asphyxia from a gas jet. relatives in Hungary preserved affection in letters and a gold keepsake.
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Ferike Boros
Hungary
Washington
New York
Georges Emanuel Csaky
Iis
Iserice
Ghidly
Governor Fort Hosts New York Commanders Dinner
Special to The Warrington Telegram New York February 3 Fort of New Jersey was the guest of honor at the annual dinner of the New York Commanding Lost Legion at Delmonico tonight Rear Admiral J H Coghlan retired commander of the New York Canmannery presided. Invited guests included Gov Fort and Generals Porter Hubbard Cons Thompson Lookman and Maj Hubbell among others.
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New York
Fort
New Jersey
New Yorke
Lost Legion
Delmonico
J. H. Coghlan
Licenses to Marry Listed Across Several Counties
A list of intended marriage licenses appears with names including Edward T. MacWillams and Hannah M. Nelson in Fairfax Virginia and others such as William R Wood with Mary G. Mose, Eva A. Nichols with Machine R. Engen, and many more. The record names both ages and endorsing reverends or officiants, listing multiple couples across several locales.
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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 February 4
Health office record lists deaths with ages and addresses including Wewverly D. Demkard 36, John P. Maas 8, Elvarath DeVantler 66, James Richardson 46, Mary B Ferry 62, William F. Walker 8 months, Samuel R. Neals 1 month, Anthony Vinci 22 days among others. Locations include XII J. Ave NW and 13th St AW, Govt Hospital for Insane, Kingman Apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B Ferry
William F. Walker
Samuel R. Neals
Kingman Aparta
Anthony Vinci
Penton Et Ne
Plan Royal Funerals Procession to the Pantheon
Lisbon tolls mark royal obsequies for King Carlos and Crown Prince Luiz with a state funeral from Necessidades Palace to San Vincente de Fora and on to the Pantheon. Ambassadors, peers, and the royal family attend a two mile cortege guarded by troops. Carriages bear crepe, flowers, and insignia as bishops, nobles, and officials join the solemnity.
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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 Declared Free of Plague After Patient Treated
San Francisco is officially declared free of bubonic plague with the last patient discharged from the isolation hospital. Precautionary measures remain in place to prevent a recurrence in the spring.
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San Francisco
Cornell Debating Council Upholds Miss Cook
The Cornell debate council sustained Elizabeth A. Cook’s right to speak on the intercollegiate team, rejecting Columbia’s protest. Council president Leroy Goodrich backs Cook, and no further word has come from Columbia. 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 Store in Export Near Greensburg
A dynamite bomb exploded today under Samuel Letsovic's general store at Export, near Greensburg, destroying the building and causing $16 in property damage. Police tie the outrage to an alleged Black Hand society after recent threatening letters to Letsovic.
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Pennsylvania
Black Hand Society
Greensburg
Samuel Letsovic
Export
Letsovic
Portugal Quiet After Dictator's Fall Fracas
Reports from Lisbon describe tranquility across Portugal as Franco remains secluded after assassination events. The new cabinet aims to limit unrest and restore monarchic balance. The young king and Queen Amelie face pressure, while American sympathy and international journalists gather amid a restrained crisis.
Tragic Outburst Ends Potts Despair In Alabama Suburb
David Potts of Eastlake, Birmingham, after prayers with his family, retired to a room and shot himself with a shotgun. Despondent over hard times, he had shown signs of distress for several days before the tragedy occurred.
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Birmingham
Ala
David Potts
Eastlake
Four Die In Burning House Near Preston Minnesota
Four lives were lost when the house of Thomas Yeast, four miles southwest of Preston, burned to the ground last night. Victims include Mrs Yeant and baby Charles Engie, with Mrs Yeast escaping barely in time.
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Preston. Minn
Thomas Yeast
Here
Yeante Charles Engie
Teast
Fought Death Under the Sea Survivor of Pacific battle lands in San Francisco
Charles Ensen, mate of the St Frances, recounts surviving a near death at five fathoms off Callao when the anchor line tangled and pulled him under. He fought free after a wrenching struggle, was rescued by shipmates, and later treated in Calav before traveling to San Francisco aboard the Silatis. He bears battle scars and a hairpin memory of the ordeal.
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San Francisco
Feb
Charles Ensen
Pacific
Callao
Kosmos
Silatis
Ensen
St.’ Frances
St. Frances
Tacoma
Cavan
Tim
Calav
Salatis
Burglary at Gleeson Home Ties to Lost Certificate
A Newark postmarked letter claimed eight $1 bills and eight saw bills were sent to Mr. Gleeson after burglars visited the Anderson house, suggesting the certificate was stolen with the watch. A separate note describes a bulldog attack on a boy in Philadelphia, while Chicago students protest coed hat wear and a New York case seeks burial for a severed foot.
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Sir. Gleeson
Anderson House
Gleeson
Newark
Andersen
Mothers should keep Father Johns Medicine at home
Mrs. Hattie A. Smith of Philadelphia writes that Father John’s Medicine cured her seven year old son of grip and fever after ten days of illness. She recalls using it for herself previously and praises the product as patent medicine free from poisonous drugs or alcohol, in use for fifty years.
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Hattie A. Smith
Father John
Joseph
Hattie “A. Smith
Locust Street
Philadelphia
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American Security and Trust Company
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lLighen
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Pacific Coast
Aeolian Company
Apneco Evans
Sanders G Stayman Co
F Street N. W
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People's Building and Loan Association
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Thomas Anderson
O. K.d
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Germantown Avenue
Samaritian Hospital
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Chicago
Williame Waugh
University of Chicago
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Harry Pratt Judgen
Freder H. Metzger
Johnson Avenue
Jamaica
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Long Island Mailroad Company
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