Florida Schooner Ashes On Salisbury Beach Rescue Efforts Ongoing
Newburyport Mass February 10 The three masted schooner Florida of New York went ashore at Salisbury beach. Crew lashed to masts after attempting to launch a doomed boat. Two bodies washed ashore as life savers struggle to reach the vessel amid darkness and heavy seas.
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Florida
New York
Salisbury Beach
Seabrook
Plum Island
Merrimac
Arthur Brown
R. C. McCullo
Maine
Albert Williams
St. John
Gustavus Smith
Walter Bell
John E. Johnson
Wm. Wells
Ex-Senator Onl Postponed Trial Illness Delays Case
Ex-Senator Lemuel C. Onl has a postponed trial due to illness. Ex-Senator Gear's case will not be tried for another week. In Paris Kentucky John T. Barnett, 75, died as a clock in the room stopped when he died.
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Ohl Hii
Columbus
Lemuel C. Onl
Gear
Paris
John T. Barnett
Chimney Collapse Kills Two Children in Brooklyn Fire
Fire at a Fort Hamilton avenue cottage near 85th street fatally buries Minnie Specht nine and Harry Kotzen five as a brick chimney collapses. Edward Hill eighteen is badly injured with a fractured thigh and scalp wounds. debris clearers recover the victims after a lengthy rescue.
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Brooklyn
Fort Hamilton Avenue
85Th Street
Minnie Specht
Harry Kotzen
Edward Hill
Harry Lotzen
Hill
Starry Botzen
Oriental Order of Zouaves Founded by Gen Dillon
Gen M A Dillon of Washington city launches the Oriental Order of Zouaves a new patriotic semi military group aimed at Americanism and Monroe doctrine enforcement. It is national in scope admitting all ages of good character and includes relief for distressed members and for widows and orphans.
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Oriental Order of Zouaves
Dillon
Washington City
Washington
M. A. Dillon
Union Veterans’ Union
Medal of Honor Legion
Trades Assembly Slams Senator Wolcott in Denver
Denver trades assembly denounces Senator Wolcott in their Sunday session with resolutions for his resignation. Other items include praise for Senator Tillman and threats of contempt, rage and expunging his name from records.
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Trades Assembly of Denver
Col
Denver
Trades Assembly
Wolcott
Colorado
Judas
Benedict Arnold
Tillman
Amended Tariff Recommitment Policy Faces Early House Vote
Washington Feb 10 Congress returns to work with the tariff bill under Recommitment debate led by Mr Quay. Amended resolutions face likely votes as populists and democrats weigh backing. Senate talks include Monroe resolutions and changes to elective officers while the House plots silver coinage amendments and pending appropriation bills.
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Senate
Hansborough
Quay
Smith
New Jersey
Monroe
Sewell
Davis
Minnesota
Blanchard
Louisiana
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
House
Elections Committee
Masonic group buys land for National University site
The directors of the National university, an Masonic enterprise, bought 132 acres at Beaver Pennsylvania on the Ohio river and took options on 800 more for a new university site. The project, with endowments, is expected to cost upward of 25 million dollars and draws interest from Masons nationwide.
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Pittsburgh
National University
Masonic Fraternity
Beaver
Ohio River
Murder of ten month old child shocks Arkansas
D H Honeycutt sixty year old preacher six miles west of Merrittrox Ark killed a ten months old child of a widow who kept house for him. He slapped and shook the infant breaking its neck. A warrant was sworn out Sunday and officers search for him.
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Ark
D. H. Honeycutt
Here
Honeycutt
Indiana Lawyer Becomes Trustee For Huston Debts In Connersville
In Connersville Indiana lawyer James McIntosh is named trustee for J N Huston creditors not an absolute assignment. A mortgage covers all Huston real and personal property with about 125000 in liabilities. Deposits near 85000 and prior mortgages total 26500 plus 14000 further debts. Fifth National Bank Cincinnati mortgage 22000 appears secured. Property valued at not less than 225000. named individuals hold priority.
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Connersville
Ind
James McIntosh
J. N. Huston
Fifth National Bank of Cincinnati
Huston
Demented Farmer in Indiana Ends Life in Barn
A nearly ninety year old farmer Conrad Truss, temporarily insane, hanged himself in his Waltz township barn. The bodies of Pearl Bryan were transported to Forest Hill Cemetery in Greencastle after arrival from Cincinnati. The day also reports Rev Will Wood fleeing potential lynching in Greencastle and Frankfort’s McKinley club formation with J W Harrison as president.
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Himercus
Wasash
Ind
Conrad Truss
Waltz Township
Greencastle
Pearl Bryan
Cincinnati
Fred Bryan
Mary Stanley
A. Harris
Er. E. Black
Forest Ilfill Cemetery
Bryan
Will Wood
McKinley Club
Frankfort
J. W. Harrison
Suspect Acquitted in Beelete Theft Case
Tuscaloosa Alabama February 10. W J Whiteside of Gainesville Alabama faced theft charges over a Beelete incident. The case details show acquittal after defense arguments questioned evidence and testimony. The court did not reveal further information.
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TuscaLoosa
Ala
Gainesville
Blood stains on robe tied to Pearl Bryan case new lead
Cincinnati reports blood stained robe fragment found on a Cadman Rigsby cab line supports theory a cab may have been used in the Bryan murder. Police link blood on a hat and handkerchief to Pearl Bryan and suspects Jackson and Walling face transfer to Kentucky authorities amid fears of mob violence.
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Supt
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Officer Mount
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Chicago
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LaFayette
la Fayette
Bert
Pearl
Indianapolis
Daisy
Kentucky
Newport
Pearl Bryan
Alexandria Pike
Mary Morgan
Noted Bank Director Arrested for Forgery in Germany
Hermann Friedman director of Rheinish Westphalia bank has been arrested on forgery charges. Other items include Perry Allen named assistant secretary to the Venezuelan commission, ex Empress Eugenie chartering the Thistle for Princess Beatrice, a deadly fire destroying Grace Presbyterian Church in St Louis, Judge John A Dolman of St Joseph Mo dies, and a series of river and bridge drownings and political leadership shifts in Ireland.
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Rheinish Westphalia Bank
Perry Allen
Washington
Justice Harlan
Eugenie
Duke of Hamilton
Thistle
Princess Beatrice
Mediterranean
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Ridge and
Goodfellow Avenues
St. Louis
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St. Joseph
Zanesville
Bassett
Missouri
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Smithers & Co
New York
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Maud Kelly
Walkill
Middletown
Atkins
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Hartford
James Mack
New Britain
Chas. Costello
House of Commons
Dublin
Thomas Sexton
Kerry
Justin McCarthy
Kingston
W. S. Kenyon
Ulster and
Greene
Republican Central Committee
Ulster County
Forecast for Kentucky Tennessee and Midwest Monday
Forecast for Monday reports fair and warmer conditions with southerly winds in Kentucky and Tennessee. Ohio and Indiana also see fair skies with slowly rising temperatures and southwest winds.
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Washington
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Indiana
Markets Across Cities Report Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices
Cincinnati notes show wheat No 2 red around 76 cents on track and Chicago May wheat 68 cents. Cattle ranges at Fair to good shippers 3.05 4.25, veal 3.50 6.50, hogs 4.25 4.75, sheep 1.75 3.60, lambs 4.75 5.35. Toledo and Pittsburgh items list cash and May futures for wheat corn oats rye and hogs with varied bids and prices. Baltimore reports spot and future quotes for red wheat, corn, and rye, reflecting broad market activity.
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Cincinnati
New York
Toledo
Pittsburgh
Burrago
N. Y
Baltimore
Warat
Southern
Narrow Escape From Log Chute in Western Washington
An 1891 timbering accident near Mount Baker ends in a dramatic rescue. William R. McCracken describes being trapped between a cross bar and rock as a pine log thundered toward him. His brother Jack Cahill and five helpers lift and block the chute to avert disaster, freeing McCracken after the log passes.
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Washington
W. R. McCracken
Springfield
Chicago Times
Nooksack
Mr. Cahill
Jack
Will
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