Raid on Pittsburgh thieves HQ nets 5000 in cash and 6000 in jewels
Detectives raid a Wylie Avenue room long suspected as a gang hideout uncovering five thousand dollars in cash and about six thousand dollars in jewelry. Griffin and several gang members are jailed. Additional notices report forged checks, bank embezzlements, and train sabotage attempts in other cities.
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Prrrspuren
John Griffin
Wylie Avenue
Griffin
Boston
Julius Ditman
H. H. Tuttle & Co
Howard National Bank
ILI
Dilman
Detroit
Nares
New Haven
Cone
James M. Mead
Charles Webb
Merchants National Bank
Norwich
William Roath
Shetucket National Bank
Wethersel
Swaim court martial debate surrounds peacetime trials
The Senate debated the Swaim court martial amid House amendments on times of peace. Critics blamed the Judge Advocate and court system for bias and injustice, while some urged reform. The session ended with votes on Army spending and continuation of adjournment, as lawmakers clashed over procedural moves.
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Senate
Swaim
Wasainaros
SexaTe—fen
Tor Allison
House
Hoar
Cfscera
Alls
Sherman
Conger
General Swaim
Crook
Mar
Garfield
Hayes
Hawkey
Connecticut
Hawley
Messrs. Allison
Plumb
Ransom
Committees of Appropriations
Allison
Committee On
Payton
Barnes
Mississippi
Friends of the Bill
Willis
Fortifications Bill to be Reported by House Panel
Washington February 6 The Fortifications bill remains the last item before the House Committee on Appropriations and will be reported to the House today. Other items include nominations,Treasury dismissals, and a focus on conference matters for the current session.
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Dudley
Washington
House Committee On Pensions
Clark
Civil Service Society
Afr
Mr. Dudley
Colonel Dudley
Mr. Clark
Arthur
Elect Cleveland
Executive Mansion
Cleveland
Arlington Hotel
Capitol
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Territory
Theodore F. Singisser
Mitchell
Dakota
J. J. Adams
New York
Friends of
Air
Morse
Secretary of the Treasury
Hulls
Strickland
New ‘York
House Committee On Appropriations
House
Hardy
House Committee On Ways and Means
Handy
A. Ludlow Case
Chandler
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Navy Department
Naval Service
United States
Race War in Arkansas Over Negro Settlers Sparks Violence
In Conway and Pope counties Arkansas self styled Mountain Boomers threaten to drive away Black tenants from Alwine and Mills farms. Demonstrations fire revolvers tear down fences and arrests fail as authorities promise protection and rights for African Americans amidst a volatile frontier dispute.
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Comway
Pope
Aek
Latte Rock
Ark
R Alwine
A. Mill
Atkina
Conway County
Hughes
Felows
Conway
Alwine
la Gang
Walter Cole
J. R. Strickland
Speers
W. P. Childrens
Alessis
Mill
Old World letters speak of Gordon and Sudan peril
London February 26 letters from General Gordon recount sieges and river battles in the Sudan with Arab forces. Reports note steamers sunk, captives in chains, and Mahdi's forces. also coverage of Berlin talks, Gladstone's possible resignation, and Wolseley dispatches on Abu Hamed and Stewart massacre aftermath.
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Gordon
Loxpon
Egypt
Thase
Sennacar
Ada
Mahdi
Dongola
Metemneh
New Guinea
Samoa
Edward Malet
Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Edward
Bismarck
Count Munster
London
England
Germany
France
Mir. Labouchere
Mir. Gladstone
Finsbury Square
Henry Gordon
Zebebr Pasha
el Mabkdi
General Gordon
Soudan
Henry M. Stanley
White Nile
Khartoum
Stanley
Zanzibar
Wolseley
War Office
Brackenbury
Abu Hamed
Stewart
Coasting Accident Injures Five on Williamsburg Hill
February 26 reports a sledding mishap on Williamsburg Hill injuring five of nine children, with Lizzie Meeker fractured femur, Sam Mann dislocated shoulder and internal injuries, Annie Gimmet multiple fractures, Fred Falloch arm and elbow dislocation, Mami Neubel head injury and wrist sprain, others bruised. unrelated at Leedom's mills in Kensington Ia 500 strikers clashed with scabs, police protected workers as projectiles flew. in Four Mile Run the Adams Express safes opened and $110000 may be unrecoverable after a car fire.
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Test Entoy
Williamsburg Hl
Serkomily
Lizzie Meeker
Samman
Annie Gimmet
Fred Falloch
Mami Neubel
Mot
Lees
Leedom’s
Kensingtom Ia
Quirk
Vetter
Wasmyatox
Adams Express Company
Wenm
Ncent
Four Mile Run
Due Gly
United States
Bette Axe
Ant
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Dunkirk
The
Dunkirk Printing Company
Second St
Chautauqua Farmer and Dunkirk Journal
Axp— Commercial Book and
Ttuamnasa
ARE Newsdealers
E. Blackham
Buffalo Street
Dunlrs
N.Y
M.D
James Irving
Budlding
Center Street
SS James
Jase Bonchers
Savas
Pe E Dawkins
Prop'r
Charles Prohemschenkel
aaLbat
Bafalo Street
Sher E. Hannre
Zoc
HOP Plaster Company
Boston Mast
the Ey Ryern
Luan
Q Journal of American Agricultura
Luther Tucker & Som
Albary, 8
Ebrchive
Erie
Erie Store
Monroe Dock
Thieves
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Columbus
Columbus City
Committee On Labor
Mary Son
Knights of Honor
Louisviville
United States District Court
Baxter
Breckenridge Ts
Supreme Lodge
Kentucky
Prrraperau
St. Clair Station
P. J
Contraxoogs
Tenn
Memphis & Charleston
Madison
Aln
Hoed
Visibie Sappis
Chicago
Chicaco
Board of Trade
Isaac Radford
Toronto
Ont
Buffalo
New York State
Apnie Demarest
Ramapo
N. J
Maria Harris
Hackensack
Demarest
Cauchon
Winnipec
Man
Joseph Edward Cauchon
St. Rocha
Deon
Aedion Woilliden
Howe
A. 3
Case
Easton
William Burke
Dirs. Stout
Frank Mahler
Bethlehem
Firpay
Samuel Grafton
Forest
Arkansas
Salvation Army
Newark
Opera
Best
R. Patterson
Patterson
Weet
Virginia
Woereimo
W. Va
Wheeling
Pennsylvania
Paterson, WN. J
Butler Rubber Company
Bloomingdale
Cornanse
Til
New Orleans
Ilinois
Cheano
Marshalltown
Iowa
Northwestern Railway Company
Carcano
Grand Pacific
Maetonalil
Canada
Gindstome
Iirith Cavalry
Niptons Strikers
Noewspa Bre
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