For Sale Private Homes and Equipment in Third Ward
John H Rochford Proprietors offer several comfortable homes in the Third Ward with prices around 1900 and descriptions of modern features. Also listed are a large barn, three acres for pasture, a modern house for sale or trade, a team of work horses, a new cottage for rent, and vacant lots for sale along with a loan option of 500 on good security.
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Third Ward
Kent
Pope Pius Resumes Strength After Gout Attack
Rumors of strokes and heart trouble were exaggerated as Pope Pius IX, afflicted mainly by gout, rests after a brief illness. Dr Petacci notes the pontiff refuses some rest but expects improvement with dieting and quiet, while Vatican reports show progress and the pope sleeping soundly.
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Jen
Pope Pius
Veracei
Merry del Val
Vatican
Petacci
Vlis
fVlis
Locust Plague Overwhelm South Africa
Grand Magazine describes a vast locust swarm in South Africa with millions gathering to settle and millions more in flight. The ground is blanketed, leaving no earth visible, and a faint wake marks footsteps while wing noise resembles a power plant.
Thaw Trial Brims With Surprises Over Testimony
New York January 18 The Thaw case sees Evelyn Thaw and Mrs Thaw on the stand as District Attorney Jerome moves to exclude all public spectators from the recital of a horrific tale. Defense counsel contests the ruling while Justice Dowling prepares to rule next Monday.
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New York
Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
Mrrs
William Thaw
Paris
Martin W. Littleton
Justice Dowling
Jerome
Mra. Thaw
Ifasmuch
Mr. Jerome
Mr. Littleton
Evelyn Nesbit
Debate Over Isthmian Canal Commission Newspaper Policy
Washington hearings on interoceanic canals discuss whether the Isthmian canal commission should publish an official newspaper. Colonel Goethals defends the paper as informing workers and fostering rivalry, noting many government branches issue press material to inform and educate their personnel. Senator Culberson cites past remarks about the literary bureau.
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Washington
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama
Senate Committee On
Culberson
Quethals
Senate
Lterary Bureau
Bishop
Goethals
McCnomber
Segular
Army
Navy
Stage Manager’s quick act Averts theater flame panic
James J. Laundergen, Lyceum theater stage manager in Duluth, saved the show and audience from panic when a light bulb burst igniting imitation moss on stage. He calmly climbed a burning rope and extinguished the flames with his bare hands, suffering minor burns but ending the danger.
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Duluth
James J. Laundergan
Lyceum Theater
Bowertown
Ar. Laundergan
Laundergen
Mine Fire at Catsburg Mine Near Monongahela City
Pittsburg Jan 18 The Catsburg mine of the Monongahela Consolidated Coal and Coke Co near Monongahela City thirty miles south is on fire. Forty men worked there but all miners known to be inside have escaped from the two lower entries and the fire is believed to be under control.
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Pittsburg
Catsburg
Saloonkeeper Shot by Stepson in Detroit
Howard Magde fram, a Detroit saloonkeeper, was shot through the head and died at St. Marys hospital. Avery Haggerty, his stepson, confessed to the shooting after Magde fram allegedly insulted his mother with vile names.
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Detroit
Howard Magdefram
Avery Haggerty
St. Mary's Hospital
Haggerty
Matefran
Woman Dies After Train Collision at North Dover Crossing
Mrs. Elizabeth Sabo was struck by a passenger train at a grade crossing in North Dover and was hurled forty feet into telegraph wires beside the tracks. She died at the scene.
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Cleveland
Elizabeth Sabo
North Dover
Sovereign Bank of Canada Goes Into Liquidation
The Sovereign Bank of Canada, with 76 Ontario Quebec Northwest and Maritime branches, is liquidating. The Bankers' Association will assume control. deposits are safe but shareholders may face losses after a 1964 Toronto founding and 1966 capital boost amid a prior German bank stake and reduced reserves.
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Toronto
Ont
Sovereign Bank of Canada
Bankers’ Association
Asta
Ontario
Quebec
Northwest
Maritime Provinces
Sovereign Bank
Dreadner Bank of
Germany
Tiwae Ete
Police Chief Accused in New Orleans Malfeasance Charge
New Orleans on January 18 charges of malfeasance in office were brought against Police Inspector Whitaker, chief of the city police, for shooting at newspaper editor J. M. Leveqne. Whitaker must appear January 71 before the board of police commissioners to answer the charges. Delay in the Snell Case Clinton Kansas January 18 illness of Judge W. D Cochrane halted the suit to set aside Colonel Thom as Snell's will, delaying the anticipated sensational letter reading.
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New Orleans
Whitaker
J. M. Leveqne
Board of Police Commissioners
Clinton
W. D Cochrane
Thomas Snell
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