Poison Plot Aids Murder At Swain Street House
A poisoning and burglary at 1506 Swain street left housekeeper Annie Tate dead and Josiah Richelderfer gravely ill. George Barton, a 21 year old body servant, fled after poisoning the elder and housekeeper and looting the dwelling. Barton later appeared via a servant job ad but remains at large.
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Swain Street
Josiah H. Richelderfer
Annie Tate
George Barton
Barton
Richelderfer
Mr. Richelderfer
West
Boston
Freehold
N. J
Pearl Bryan identified as Fort Thomas murder victim
Cincinnati reports identify the murdered woman as Pearl Bryan of Greencastle Indiana. Three men including dentistry student Scott Jackson are arrested or questioned as detectives link Jackson to the crime with testimonies from Wallingford Johnson and other witnesses.
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Fort Thomat
Pearl Bryan
Greencastle
Ind
Cincinnati
Fort Thomas
Pearl
Scott Jackson
Jackson
Deitsch
Crim and McDermott
Witte
Bulmer
West Ninth Street
Plum
Court Streets
Ninth Street
Elm Street
Alonzo Walling
Deitseh
William Wood
South Rand
William Wallingford
George
Plum Streets
Wallingford
Allen Johnson
Johnson
Santa Fe tries to force Roht of Way through Perry
Excitement in Perry Oklahoma as Santa Fe railway workers move to clear a right of way. Squatters and local businesses face displacement amid court rulings in the railroad's favor. Ice plant on the line valued at $50,000 involved. Special Nicaragua canal message anticipated in Washington with lawmakers and experts to testify.
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Perry, Oak
Perry
Santa Fe Railroad
Perry Ice, Light and Water Company
Santa Fe
Washington
Cleveland
House
House Commerce Committee
Morgan
Alabama
Menocal
Navy
Ramicn
N.C
I. H. Parker
Hirdpoint
Sunbury Station
Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley
Father's awful work ends in murder suicide tragedy in Chicago
Richard Kloettke a 38 year old carpenter killed his wife Kate his father John and mother Mina and daughters Mina 9 Anna 6 Emma 7 before taking his own life at 207 Berteau avenue Curiaco Feb 6 neighbor found the seven bodies at 7 30 Wednesday morning revolver blade and bullets were found at the scene suggesting a planned massacre and suicide by the killer.
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Curiaco
Richard Kloettke
Berteau Avenue
Kate Kloettke
John Kloettke
Mina Kloettke
Anna Kloettke
Emma Kloettke
Kloettke
Lynch Threat Looms After Robbery Assault in Alabama
Memphis scene reports a Black man Monroe Harrison accused of robbing and assaulting a white woman in Tuscumbia Alabama. He was returned to the scene by Alabama sheriff. a mob broke jail seeking vigilante action but paused awaiting identification. The mob remains and may act before dawn.
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Memphis
Tenn
Monroe Harrison
Grissom
Tuscumbia
Ala
Alabama
Memorial service held at Westminster Abbey for Prince Henry
London reports a memorial service at Westminster Abbey concurrent with burial rites for Prince Henry of Battenburg at Whippingham Church Isle of Wight. Attendees included U S Ambassador Bayard and many foreign diplomats and prominent aristocrats and politicians. Arrests for attempted train wrecking reported in Wisconsin. John and Wm McGunn confessed planning to wreck a Wisconsin Central passenger train near Waupaca Friday night and rob passengers.
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London
Prince Henry of Battenburg
Whippingham Church
Isle of Wight
Westminster Abbey
U. S
Bayard
Mitwavukne
Wis
Waupaca
John
Wm. McGunn
Amherst
Wisconsin Central
Kilbrannan Aground Off Point Wilson With 26 Crew Safe
The British ship Kilbrannan of 1500 tons, inbound from Callao to Vancouver, was driven onto rocks near Point Wilson, Washington. Lifeboats were lost, crew clung to rigging as heavy seas lashed the vessel. tugs could not reach her, but reports say 26 crew members and the captain’s wife have been landed and a floatation chance exists as she lies wedged on the beach awaiting rescue or salvage.
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Callao
Vancouver
B. C
Point Wilson
Wilson Point
Kilbrannan
El Paso Reacts to House Action on Prize Fighting
News from El Paso on February 6 reports the U S House of Representatives approving a bill to make prize fighting a felony in territories. Dan Stuart remains calm, insisting the carnival will proceed regardless. Clerical figures in Chihuahua and rivals in the ministers union doubt the event will occur under Gov Ahumada’s stance.
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el Paso
Tex
Jul Paso
United Press
Dan Stuart
John J. Taylor
Lock and Taylor
Stuart
Look
Chihuahua
Ministers’ Union
Gov. Ahumada
Pacific Cable talks seek government subsidy for Hawaii China Japan
Washington February 6 Pacific Cable Co officials Seymour and Baliass met with House Commerce subcommittee members Doo Little and Bennett to discuss a Pacific cable to Hawaii China and Japan. They propose a $180000 yearly subsidy for 20 years in exchange for perpetual transmission rights and eventual expansion when warranted.
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Washngton
Messrs. Seymour and
Baliass
New York
The
Pacific Cable Co
Doolittle
Washington
Bennett
House Commerce Committee
Hawaii
China
Japan
Seymour
Ino
Ex United States Treasurer Huston makes voluntary assignment
Indiana report from Connersville says ex treasurer J N Huston filed a voluntary assignment for creditors. He is reported in poor health with eye sight failing and assets around 300000 against liabilities up to 105000. Creditors expected full payment and a new fortune for Huston.
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United States
Huston
IndianaPolia
Ind
the Sun
Connersville
J. N. Huston
Citizens’ Bank
Beneft
James M. McIntosh
Sun
D. J. Smalley
Howard Gordon
New Mexico
Bids Opened For 100 Million in 30 Year Bonds At Carlisle
Bids for 100 million dollars of 30 year four per cent United States bonds were opened at the Treasury with gold payment required. About 3,707 bids totaling 380 million dollars were read, many from New York and Chicago financiers. Prices ranged from par to 114 and fractions, with a final total likely to exceed 4,500 bids.
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United States
Treasury Department
Carlisle
Potomac River
Washington Monument
Curtis
New York
Chicago
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James H. Eckels
Daniel N. Morgan
A. T. Huntington
Division of Loans and Currency
Eckels
Jennie Waldeman
M. E. Hull
West
People’s National Bank
Buffalo
J. F. Smith
St. Louis
Maine’s Savings Bank
Portland
Williamsburg
Detroit National Bank
Detroit
Robert E. Glendenning & Co
Philadelphia
Hecht Brothers & Co
First National Bank
Gnouta
N. C
National City Bank
Cleveland
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Knoxville
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Salem
Northern National Bank
Erie
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Albany
N. Y
Ashland
Joseph Pulitzer
Big Sandy National Bank
Catlettsburg
I Ky
Central National Bank
Greencastle
Ind
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Athens
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Second National Bank
Toledo
Union Savings Bank and Trust Co
Price
Albert L. Judson
the Bank of California
San Francisco
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Burlington
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Fresno
Cal
Sutro & Co
Madison
Chillicothe
William W. Gray
Studebaker Bank
Bluffton
Citizens' National Bank
Covington
Parkersburg
W. Va
Leetonia
Senate confirms W. W. Lewis as Hudon postmaster
Telegraph summary notes executive session approval of W. W. Lewis for postmaster at Hudson. It reports related federal actions including salary cuts at Argentine shops, a $1.5 million government loan bid, and gold withdrawals of $16.25 million in early 1896. Also mentions a brotherhood forming in Pittsburgh, a ship ashore near Fira Island, and stock market moves tied to loan news.
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W. W. Lewis
Hudon
Santa Fe
Argentine
Kan
Baltimore
Germany
Oan
Pierpont Morgan Syndicate
Elmer Wetherholtz
Woodstock
Structural Iron Workers
Pittsburgh
Bridge Builders and Structural Iron Workers of America
Lamington
Gibraltar
New York
Fira Island
United States
District of Columbia
Secretary of the Interior
Red Lake
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Weather outlook across states with wind shift
Forecast for Thursday shows Kentucky Fair except rain in extreme east, colder with northwesterly winds. Ohio and Indiana generally fair with northerly winds.
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Washington
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Markets Roundup from Cincinnati and East Coast Bourses
Cincinnati markets report mixed commodity quotes from Fujourn-Spring patent to spring family goods, with oats and hay prices. New York wheat bids for No. 2 red March and corn futures shown alongside Chicago calls and puts. Toledo and Pittsburgh notes give wheat, corn, hog, and sheep ranges. Baltimore futures list No. 2 red and white grain with steamer and southern prices. Indianapolis lists cattle and hog readings with farm-grade values.
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Cincinnati
Ric
Cattrlee
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Carrie
Bupfalo
Baltimore
Petty Politicians and a Bitter Currency Debate
The Chicago Chronicle laments Republican lawmakers for treating the presidents plea for treasury relief as a partisan game. It details the loan bill aims, critics the coin and silver proposals, and warns that endless political maneuvering harms public credit and currency standards.
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House of Congress
Treasury
House
Finance Committee
Republican Senate
Senate
Senator Lodge
Faulkner
Secretary of the Treasury
Gorman
Congress
Chicago Chronicle
Reed Rule Repudiated In Parliamentary Row
A Louisville Courier Journal critique denounces Reed's counting of quorums as a rule driven by will, noting no valid basis in general parliamentary law. It argues the 51st Congress adopted no official rates and accuses Republicans of misrepresentation while praising convention and opposing Reed’s method.
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Reed
Randolph Tucker
House of Representatives
House
Louisville Courier-Journal
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