Fragmentary Names and Evening Prices at Nekows
A garbled list of names appears with an announcement that this evening only prices drop to 2d, 3d and at cents. Reserved seats in usual places are available at Nekows with no extra charge. The readable fragments mention several individuals and a crowd including ladies, gentlemen, police, and various surnames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Seward
James J. Manionmund A. Kean
Harry Beouridge
Willian Whitney
Godfrey Flur
Geo. W. Barrell
Henry Trevile
Mary Albert Graham
Garvin
Wal. MOCKER Stock Sale Ad in Wal MO
Until the first of January I will sell my stock of merchant tailoring and gent s furnishing goods at cost. I have a fine stock of suitings overcoatings and pants cloths which make up at reduced prices. Located 3d at 2d door from the depot in Wal. MOCKER.
Erie Store Christmas Opening on Thursday December 18
The Erie Store announces a Christmas opening with grand preparations by managers to ensure a successful event. Everyone is invited to attend on Thursday December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Ithursday
Twenty Seven Lives Lost in Chesapeake Storm
A severe storm on the Chesapeake and its tributaries caused numerous drownings and missing persons. Twenty seven known dead, many others missing as boats capsized near Monoskin and the Rappahannock, with heavy waves and fifty mph winds. Most victims were colored men, and eleven bodies washed ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Sseen
Miessng
Bairdoner
Chesapeake
Lower
Bay
Rappahannock
Raphannock River
Monoskin
Rapahannock
Curtonen Branch
Middlesex
Joseph Scott
Polk’s Wharf
Cockerill Creek
Nelsonville Explosive Attack on Barnecutt House
December 13 Nelsonville residents report an explosion aimed at the Barnecutt homestead late Thursday night. Aimed to roll dynamite against the hillside dwelling, the blast ripped the porch but spared the family of Richard Barnecutt, who had joined a local strike. Police fear strike-related violence as crowds gathered and rumors of further attacks spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concanus
Nelsonville
Richard Barnecutt
Barnecutt
Piaced
Cual Exchange
Coal Exchange
Happy Lidlow
Larepo
Texas
Plaza
Theopulo Devalina
Devalina
Mexico
Tle
Capital Notes and Nicaraguan Canal Treaty Debate
Washington December 13 presses for open debate on the Spanish treaty. Senate opposition grows as secrecy and ratification doubts rise. House moves to bar aliens from land ownership. Navy expedition to survey the Nicaraguan canal route sails with Menocal, Peary, and Chambers aboard, bound for Panama then Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanisi
Wasmincrox
Senate
van Wryck
Congressional Cireles
Blaine
Alabama
Iense
United States
Lille
United States of America
Navy Department
Nicaranga Canal
4. G. Menocal
Robert F. Peary
Navy
W. B. Chambers
Creety
Loch Garry
Arg &i Stark
Lanama
Warmer and Taylor clash over recorded speeches in Congress
Congress adjourned for the weekend after a heated dispute between Mr. Warner of Ohio and Mr. Taylor of Ohio. Warner charged that Taylor printed a speech not included in the record and left Congress after requesting extra leave. Taylor defended his remarks as warranted by facts. The exchange touched on campaign tactics, publishing practices, and parliamentary propriety. The session ended with the House adjourning to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Taylor
Howes
Otc
Washinaton
Saints
Hower
Warmer
Ohio
J.D. Taylor
Congress
House
House Iteels
Senate
Sir. Warner
Chaiman
Democratic Committee
Randall
Owl Democratic
Monroe County
Carlisle
Edward McPherson
Government Printing Office
Rogera Amé
Publi
Obie
Ma. Saylor
Mer. Fevler
Qlda
Lustior
Cov
N.Y
Horrific Detroit Factory Fire Injures Three Girls
Fire at Gray Toynton Pow camry factory on Woodbridge Street traps three young women at a second floor window. Annis Lynch thirty Bertie Messiners eighteen and Potitass suffer severe burns, with two others reported missing. Loss pegged at 550000, partially insured. Nearby iron works announce wage cuts of up to ten to fifteen cents daily for about 900 workers due to slack trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cendy Manufactory
Detroit
Juran
Taurthors
Prunett
Tirat
Gray, Toynton & Pow
Camry
Woodbridge Street
Dev Ul
Adusa
Jadler
Innes
Annis Lynch
Bertie Messiners
Potitass
Man Identified in Plea for Extradition in Bank Burglary Case
Hannibal Missouri December 13 John Rice arrested for burglary identified as a notorious felon. He refuses to go to Canada and has moved to secure extradition papers, with a telegram from Sento confirming steps for extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
John Rice
Saiaake Mada
Mur
Nisot
Canada
Setshary
Sento
Methodist Centennial Third Day Proceedings Details
The Methodist Centennial Conference met at Osborn, with Rev. John M.ato of West Virginia presenting remarks. Papers by Rev. Tanner and Rev. Vincent explored Methodist education and future directions, stressing gospel work for the poor and organizational growth amid challenges. The session led by Rev. Jordan Stokes adjourned after discussing religious education and Methodism’s power sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taltinort
Osbop
Poeschers
Methottig
C. HB
Warrencen
Rev. J
Hhekwell
Pyaweh
Pnes
Ro McFerrin
Mash- JA. Orb
Dr .T. Love
Riv. Tanner
D.toh. Vincent
Rome
Jordan Stokes
Tetnnessee
Biehop
J. c. Granberry
W. N. Ice
Actacl Ville
Investigations and Testimony in Treasury Voucher Controversy
December 13 report on J J Barker continuing testimony before the Springer committee about First Comptroller vouchers. Vouchers for James M. Kearns and Joel B. Erhardt cited as irregular, totaling 34 950 and 35 000 dollars respectively, with claims of indefiniteness and lack of tracing. Witnesses discuss the legality of payments, with cross remarks provoking laughter from committee members. Also notes New York chief supervisor Davenport’s 28 676 dollar account and the trial’s progress, plus the southern Ohio probe setup for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darkens
Joel B. Erhardt
New York
Barker
Judg Lawrence
John
Davenport
Supervisors of Elections
Congress
Acros
Milliker
Millie
Backer
L.A. Newcomb
Star House
All Stat Court
Altsough
Giles
Dunze Darrence
Monda
Ohio
Cincinnati
Iske
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Dunkirk
Sylargest
Farmer and Observer Publishing Co
Orricm
East Second ST
Chautauqua Farmer and Evening Observer
Office
al Newsdealers
B.geo
Blackseam
Buffalo Street
Fifth
Sixth Sts
Deer St
Ps Sale
Esquire
James Kane
Robbin
Neal
Opeesa
Olank Gilbert
Harry Bronridge
N.Y. Beamatio
Aml
Fredeick Seward
James J. Manion
Ldmumid
Neen
Wal. Mocker
Somis
Dunkirk,n.y
Telegraph
Chesapeake Bay
Carcase
Allegheny
New Dedford
New Beptorp
Mass
Haskell & Tripp
Purchase Street
Dakota Mifttia
Fargo
Dakota Rides
Qrtunville
Medfield
Susu
Stonington
Joy
Mary L. King
Camden
Union
New Torx
National Association of Trotting-Horse Breeders
I. W.T. Malr
Leland Standford
J. W. Baker, Jr
J. P. Wiser
L. D. Packer
John W. Gray
Cleveland
Dayton
W. Beardeley
Lome
McCunesville
Ocking Valley
Madame Mandelbaum
Hasattox
Ont
Mandelbaum
Crerar
Tummell
Garrison
Lyneh
Ouatlanoor
Lenn
Freeman
Madison
Ala
Gauvey
Huntsville
Wantsville
Trom
Capital Notes
Phonibit Allens
Tursnurai
Arnegia Bros. & Co
Union Iron Mills
Isabella
Methodist Centennial
Davin
Lovis
Davis
Geran
Viwnsey
Beine
Trotoss
Virginias
Richmond
Nationals
Washington
Newark
Nefolk
Tancaster
Trent Newark
Jusey City
Baltimore
Tresdent
Henry Diddiebeck
Gil Ballad
Newar
Messrs
Lenlan
Blein
Trento
Copeland
Lancaster
McCormick
Lennan Brand
Curiaco
Unit States District Court
Leman-Brand
Fraid
Joseph C. Mackin
Glerks Gleason
Biehl
Strasser
Shields A Kelley
Hansbrough
Sullivan
Othh
Bhgett
Social Ciel
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