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Domestic News March 12, 1915

The Bowbells Tribune

Bowbells, Burke County, Ward County, North Dakota

What is this article about?

In Orange, N.D., on March 11, three young girls left home alone accidentally started a house fire with kerosene. Five-year-old Violet's clothes ignited, leading to her death two days later in a Lemmon hospital after severe burns.

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FIRE CAUSES DEATH OF LITTLE CHILD

Orange, N. D., March 11.--While Mr. and Mrs. Warner had gone to Lemmon and left the three little girls at home they, in attempting to kindle a fire with kerosene, let the can of oil get on fire and the youngest of the three, Violet, five years old, kicked the can over which spread the flames, igniting her clothing, and the house was soon ablaze. The older sister carried the little one out and got its burning clothes all off when a neighbor arrived. She was taken to a hospital in Lemmon where she died Sunday at 12:30 after about two days of intense suffering.

What sub-type of article is it?

Fire Accident Death Or Funeral

What keywords are associated?

House Fire Kerosene Accident Child Death Orange Nd Lemmon Hospital

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Warner Mrs. Warner Violet Older Sister

Where did it happen?

Orange, N. D.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Orange, N. D.

Event Date

March 11

Key Persons

Mr. Warner Mrs. Warner Violet Older Sister

Outcome

violet, five years old, died sunday at 12:30 after about two days of intense suffering. house was ablaze.

Event Details

While Mr. and Mrs. Warner had gone to Lemmon and left the three little girls at home they, in attempting to kindle a fire with kerosene, let the can of oil get on fire and the youngest of the three, Violet, five years old, kicked the can over which spread the flames, igniting her clothing, and the house was soon ablaze. The older sister carried the little one out and got its burning clothes all off when a neighbor arrived. She was taken to a hospital in Lemmon.

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