Mother's Heroes Save Son From Rabies Bite
New York March 13 Mrs Buhl of Tuscumbia Alabama sister of Congressman Herbert chairman of the Committee on Naval Affairs is a patient at the Pasteur Institute with her son Herbert who was bitten by a mad dog She inoculated herself by sucking the virus from his wounds though she had a lip abrasion Both patients are reported to be doing well
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New York
Buhl
Tuscumbia
Ala
Herbert
Committee On Naval Affairs
Pasteur Institute
Fifty Escaped Death In New York Fire at The Janet
Fire partially destroyed a seven story apartment on Columbus avenue and Seventy second street. About fifty people narrowly escaped death as residents including J Aspinwall Hodge Jr and family, Mrs Karr, Frank Damrosch and kin, and Carroll households were rescued by ladder and stairs. Loss estimated at $15000, fully insured. Janet owned by Charles F Havemeyer.
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New York
Janet
Columbus Avenue
Seventy-second Street
J. Aspinwall Hodge, Jr
Karr
W.S. Karr
Hartford (Conn.) Theological Seminary
Frank Damrosch
Walter Damrosch
A. T. Carroll
Carroll
Charles F. Havemeyer
Ring reveals million-dollar Brooklyn elevated railroad deal
Article details a bitter shareholder fight at Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad, naming factions led by Henry W. Putnam and Frederick Uhlmann, a trustee dispute over Anthony Barrett stock, injunctions against acting inspectors, and a charter obtained amid alleged corrupt methods by Brooklyn Aldermen in 1886. It notes a legislative inquiry in 1838 and ongoing secrecy over who owns the million-dollar stock tied to the franchise.
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New York
Metropolis
Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad Company
Brooklyn Aldermen
Henry W. Putnam
Frederick Uhlmann
Frederick Martin
Uhlmann
Putnam
Anthony Barrett
Barrett
Charles J. G. Hall
Edgar Lauterbach
Hall
Martin
Lauterbach
Justice Pryor
Brooklyn Road
Brooklyn
Board of Aldermen
Tne
Messrs. Weeks
Spitzer
Olena
Maurer
McKee
McGrath
McGarry
McCarthy
Itjen
Hirschfield
Hanley
Mr. Barrett
Union Elevated Railroad
James Shevlin
Boss McLaughlin
John McCarthy
Cardinal Ireland not to be made a cardinal says Father Heffron
In Baltimore March 18 Cardinal Gibbons receives a telegram from Father Heffron of St. Paul denying he authored a statement that Archbishop Ireland would be made a cardinal. Heffron repeats he has no information supporting the claim.
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Batimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Father Heffron
St. Paul, Minn
Ireland
St. Paul
Mount Hope Iron Works Cuts Wages for Most Employees
In Somerset 270 workers at Mount Hope Iron Works report acceptance of a wage reduction proposition. All but two employees agreed and will resume work at lower pay. The plant will reopen Monday morning.
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Fauz River
Mount Hope
Stricken at the Altar in Agram Cathedral
Mass at the cathedral in Agram witnessed Bishop Gasparitach collapse from a paralysis stroke. Priests carried him to a room where doctors say recovery is hopeless, though he survives. An unrelated advert cites carpets and upholstery prices from John H. Pray, Sons & Co. in Boston.
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Visnna
Agram
Gasparitach
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Washington Street
Eleven Blocks Burned In Breprop City Fire
A morning blaze in Breprop Indiana destroyed eleven business blocks on the south side of the public square and three adjacent houses. Only three buildings were insured for small amounts. the library of City Attorney Zarin and city records were ruined. The fire, started in a chicken house, is blamed on an incendiary. Total loss about 45000 dollars, borne by nearly twenty individuals.
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Breprorp
Ind
Public Square
Zarin
Congressman Springer Improves Ready to Close Tariff Debate
Representative Springer continues to improve rapidly and expects to be on his feet in a few days. It is understood he will deliver the closing speech in the tariff debate, having gathered substantial material for his remarks.
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Representative Springer
Springer
B and O Captures Earth From Mississippi to Atlantic
A sweeping railroad scoop claims B and O traverses from the Mississippi to the Atlantic and dominates coal, iron and steel, cotton, fruit, lumber and agriculture under a "Pennsylvania's Nightmare" in a nationwide manipulation tale.
Vanderbilt's Alva Wins Close Regatta at Nice
Paris March 13 close race at the Nice regatta between Baron Rothschilds Eros and Mr Vanderbilts Alva ended with Alva taking the win. Lord Dunraven's Valkyrie secured a gold medal and £200 in a contest featuring four French and two British yachts, completing thirty three miles in five hours and forty five minutes in a light breeze.
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Paris
Nice
Baron Rothschild
Mr. Vanderbilt
Lord Dunraven
Valkyrie
Duke of Hesse Dies After Palace Illness
The Grand Duke of Hesse died at 1:15 AM Sunday following an illness at the palace. His passing comes after a period of public mourning and updates on his health were limited to official notices.
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Beauty
Grand Duke of Hesse
Funeral crowds mark Anderloes mine disaster victims
Brussels reports say in the Anderloes mine disaster sixty three rescued unhurt twenty injured and 153 killed. Today twenty thousand people attended the funeral for thirty one of the victims.
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Brussels
Anderloes
Deal links Baltimore and Ohio to vast southern rail network
Special to the Post reports an authority that a deal gives the Baltimore & Ohio full control of extensive lines from New York to Newport News and from the Mississippi to the Atlantic. Richmond Terminal stock block acquired. John Inman to be replaced as president by Mr. Oakman. The consolidation includes Georgia Pacific, Queen & Crescent, East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia, Atlanta & North Florida, Florida & Gulf, Macon & Birmingham, Macon & Savannah, Memphis & Charleston, Central Railroad of Georgia, Chesapeake & Ohio and Newport News & Mississippi Valley.
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Richmond
Baltimore & Ohio
John Inman
Oakman
Richmond and
Danville
Inman
Richmond & West Point Terminal Company
Richmond & Danville
Georgia Pacific
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
Greenville
Miss
Mississippi River
Queen & Crescent
Cincinnati
New Orleans
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Florida
Atlanta & North Florida
Florida & Gulf Railroad
Macon & Birmingham
Macon & Savannah
Memphis & Charleston
Chicago
Newport News
Reading
Pennsylvania Railroad
Louisville & Nashville
Pennsylvania
Gulf
Mississippi
Atlantic
Jersey Central
Fire destroys Wales home. three children perish
London date March 14 reports a blaze at John Lewis's residence in Llanelly Wales. The fire killed three children and left two others seriously burned as rescuers battled flames.
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London
John Lewis
Llanelly
Wales
Knife assault in North End leaves Italian wounded
At 3 o'clock yesterday morning in house No 9 Salutation street two Italians quarrelled. Angelo Volpe was stabbed in the left breast near the heart and taken to City Hospital in a severe condition. The assailant eluded officers so far.
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Salutation Street
Angelo Volpe
Deal Fixes Tennessee Coal Iron and De Bardeleban Compact
Negotiations for a union of Tennessee Coal Iron & Railroad with De Bardeleban Coal & Iron and Sloss Iron & Steel progress. The first two firms, over five sixths of the total interests, are consummated with Ex Senator Thomas C. Platt named president of Tennessee company and Henry F. De Bardeleau of the De Bardelebau company. Tennessee Coal & Iron’s organization remains, with expanded board representation.
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New York
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Company
de Bardeleban Coal & Iron Company
Sloss Iron & Steel Company
Thomas C. Platt
Tennessee Company
Henry F. de Bardelebau
de Bardelebau Company
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
Missing wood chopper Henry Bolesby in Burlington cause of death probed
Searching parties scour the Burlington woods for Henry Bolesby who vanished last Tuesday. An axe with blood marks, his hammer, wedges and dinner pail were found at his work site raising a theory he may have killed himself.
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Wosurn
Burlington
Henry Bolesby
Bolesby
City Hall Fire Threat Nipped as Apparatus Damaged
A blaze erupted at City Hall causing heavy damage to equipment but authorities halted a wider disaster. Fire crews fought flames amid smoke and heat, preventing structural collapse while evacuations proceeded and investigations began.
Fire alarm circuit blaze disrupts citywide coverage
A dome fire alarm outage at City Hall caused a major disruption as six of twenty four city circuits were burned or water damaged. Fire crews, police, and the Commissioner corrected the danger, with repairs planned and additional patrols ordered to cover affected areas.
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Mr. Cowley
City Hall
Mason Street
Murphy
Senator Hill Heads South on Weeklong Junket
Senator Hill departed Washington at 11 tonight on a Southern tour. He will be away about a week, traveling with James W. Ridgway district attorney of Kings County New York, Colonel J. M. McEwan, and U S Senator Daniel of Virginia among others. He will address the Mississippi Legislature in joint session in Jackson on March 15.
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Hill
Washington
Gonstey
James W. Ridgway
Kings County
N. Y
J.4. McEwan
New York
Daniel
Virginia
Hooker
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Boston Maine influence on Concord stock raid in Manchester
A report reaches Concord via Boston stating large holdings of Concord and Montreal Railroad stock in Manchester have been obtained by workers aligned with the Boston and Maine Railroad. The notice notes the transfer in the equities market and implies strategic interest from Boston interests.
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Manchester
Concord
N. Hi
Boston
Concord & Montreal
Pes
Boston & Maine Railroad
Premier Recovering as Blaine Makes Favorable Progress
Washington March 13 reports Mr Blaine continuing recovery with his condition improving. He sat up all day and had meals served, indicating steadier health after illness.
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Washington
Blaine
Weather Indications For New England And Eastern New York
Weather bulletin from Washington dated March 13 at 8 p m forecasts colder fair weather for New England with northwest winds and likely fair Tuesday. Eastern New York should see fair conditions with north winds and cooler air in the southern portion.
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WashingTon
New England
New York
Salvation Oil Color and Scent Stand Out at 25 Cents
A brief note describes Salvation Oil as unique with its own color and smell in a distinct bottle, priced at 25 cents. The odd product presentation is highlighted as notable in a compact item.
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Salvation
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