Fourth Edition News Teems With Appointments and Spats
Prominent nominations dominate the Senate agenda with A C Bradley and John Melee named associate justices for the District of Columbia and New Mexico respectively, Whitelaw Reid slated as minister to France amid Blaine opposition, plus word of a possible minister to England. A government printer post may go to August Hunnath of Pennsylvania. Separate item reports a divorce suit in Indianapolis where Stephen W Moran sues Morgan Moran for divorce on grounds of temperament after 39 years in the city, detailing prior family ties and property concerns.
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Wasuixaron
Senate
A.C. Bradley
Washington
Supreme Court of District of Columbia
John Melee
New Mexico
Supreme Court of
Territory
Aikens Sane
Dakota
Morgan Saris
Rik Wite
Turessay
Stephen W. Moran
Indianapolis Rolling Onde Company
Sup
Morgan
Isso
Anil Alivescs
Eseras
Greece
Rik
Tson Bailey
Warsaw
Wi Iti
Italian boy struck by train near asylum in Pittsburg
Louis Carsella Mamagied, an 11 year old Italian boy stopping at 305 E Washington St, was killed Tuesday morning on the C H J track near the deaf and dumb asylum when struck by an outgoing train. His body was taken to Krezela's. he had 11 dollars and 15 cents.
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Louis Carsella
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Fiouis Carsela
E. Washington-st
Pittsburg
Krezela
W. Oc. PF
Onitus
Koone
Mergan
Slarion
Calit
Howes
Hrwlardd Iy
Pefar Stic
Uuderads
Ftonisian
Phos. Purnery
Fioanis
Ewileh Supios
Tai Company
Aragela
City Hospital
Lavelletta
Boards of
Benjamin Charles
William McManus
Indianapolis
Squire Johnson
Caifroth
Supreme Court Commission
House
Senate
Morris Ross
H. G. Carey
Washington-st
United States Court Room
Inchancery Fishback
Waharh
John M. Butler
John B. Elam
Noah
H. Swain
Toledo
Wells H. Blodgett
B.C. Wineton
St. Louis
Gen
T. H. Hubbard
New York
Hani Cout
Murders Reported Hourly in Cape Haytian Despite Peaceful Day
A ship from Cape Haytian describes Cape Haytian as violent with hourly murders and daylight crimes. In New York on St Joseph's Day, services at St Joseph's church honored the saint as a carponist and father of Jesus, with historical notes on Joseph and Saint traditions mentioned.
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Cape Haytian
New York
Scanlon
St. Joseph's Day
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph’s Day
Ather Alerding
St. Joseph
Jesus
St. James the Less
Germany
Christ
Mary
Virgin
Alpheus
Joseph
Juda
Cana
St. Teresa
St. Alemund
Eldred
Alred
Eardulf
Derby
Dudley Street Car Dig Sabotage Sparks City Clash
Pedestrians and Dudley street car workers clashed with city officials over an ambitious Tennessee street paving plan. Laborers began digging a new belt line from Tennessee to Delaware before City Attorney Taylor halted work and officers arrested Bob Johnson, as Hammond and city officials argued over rights and contracts amid plans favoring the Filbert pavement project.
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Dudley Company
Tennessee-st
New York St
Dudley Street
Tenth
Tenth-st
Delaware
Pennessee-st
NeRuiter
Taylor
Dudley
Capt
Campbell
Sergt
Wheatley
Bob Johnson
Seret
Fete
Johnson
A. J. Hammond
Evch
Denny
Hammond
Apolis Caive Ear Company
Ita euCcCe
Sysien Salltina Sireets
Inanes
Fresene
McNeal
Haniand
Straits
Hanumond
Citizens Company
Hbad
Queer tariff question on Canadian gas pipe line
In New York on March 19 Charley Foster says his company struck a promising gas well in Canada. They leased land to pipe gas to Detroit and now ask if the government will allow Canadian gas to be piped in duty free. The issue is described as one of the queerest tariff questions yet produced.
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New York
Charley Foster
Canada
Detroit
England needs new ships says Lord Churchill
Lord Churchill declares that Britain's ironclads are unable to fight and urges immediate construction of new warships. The remark underscores a push for stronger naval power amid ongoing military concerns in March.
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London
Lord Churchill
England
Hospital board power shift loom in Tuesday meeting
A joint session of the old and new hospital trustees is set for Tuesday to pursue a compromise that would transfer control of the insane asylum to the new board. Some sources say the incumbents may resist. lawyers Hewiland and McCullough represent the new board and may begin proceedings Wednesday to test the power of the revisiting authority and the duties of issuing injunctions.
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Hospital For the Insane
Harrison
Gapen
Burrell
Hewiland and
McCullough
Police Chief In Question in Preliminary Hearing
A preliminary hearing was held before Commissioner Van Buren on the case of Supt Travis against the assistant postmaster over detained police mail. The judge weighed complex testimony, with Van Buren seeking a cautious resolution amid competing claims about mail delivery and authority.
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Travis
Ant
Jlodd
van Buren
I WV Court of Justice
Mails
Smith Meyers
Fieh
Colbery
Fede
Unitedtates Authority
Colbert
Prayla
Feng
Willy
Colbart
Woistmmster
Jonas Ge Wailees
Wallare
Venir Street
Merrill Mores
Central Wanamaker
Te ‘Rogranhed
Tha Nadier
Nolien
Bargains in Broken Sizes At Geo P Marott
Bargains in broken sizes continue with great values at Geo P Marott. Visit 1 G North Penn Street to see if boots or shoes can be fitted, offering savings from 1 to 2 dollars per pair.
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Geo. P. Marott
North Penn-st
Hob-tail Tile row sparks quarrel in council
The Monday council session featured a contentious debate over a bob-tail car issue and a streetcar ordinance. A three member special committee was proposed, with Railstreets and city tensions highlighted as members clashed over procedure and past remarks.
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Council
Cai Darnell
Board of Aldermen
Henry
Trusier
Kelly
Smithy
Tearnell
Conte Sal
Cal
Memene
Enoingar Shawver
Caspar
Saassavin
Wleridiou
Ricity
Dat Davis
Owine
Voancil
K. I. Rogers
I.could
L. AH. McMellan
K. E. Groff
Dehtuiter
Scandals and marriages amid Prairie county society
A week of social sensation in Harlan county centers on the Arbuckle divorce and rapid marriage to Miss Nellie St. Chair. The newlyweds faced a crowd armed with decayed eggs on the ride to Orleans, were smeared, then married in Orleans and left for Denver. Also noted are political and business brief items from Michigan and England, including Governor Blair reportedly dying of a cold and spice house Cham berslain & Co. failing for twenty thousand dollars.
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Harlan County Society
Ima
Alesander A. Arbuckle
Alma Times
Arbuchis
Nellie St. Chair
Orleans
Denver
Boodle and Bribery in New York Politics Trial Echoes
A reporter recalls the Jake Sharp bribery trial and the broad politics behind the Broadway street railway case. He recounts Sharp’s uneasy acquittal, Kerr and Pulitzer links, and the bitter press treatment that followed, ending with Sharp’s death after a wrongful verdict.
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New York
Thomas H. Barr
Snan
Jacob Sherp
N.Y. World
Jozeph Pulitzer
Himsalf
Dovaph Pulitzer
Edit Ety
Hitman
Rarius Jacob Sharon
Sing Sing
Gantisoca
Dasa
Harp
Sharp
Canfield
Ludiewst
Bourke Cochran
Jacob Sharp
Police Commissioners Adopt Desertion Rule For Dismissals
At a Monday meeting commissioners Flam Henderson and Mew accepted resignations by absence rule. Three colored men Willis Hopkins Daniel Morris and John Hill faced petit larceny charges while others were cited for smaller offenses. Travis force stays at old stand with average daily arrests.
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Flam, Henderson
Mew
Travis
Willis Hopkins
Daniel Morris
John Hill
Webster's Fire Force Names and Changes Reported
Philadelphia dispatch notes Webster's Fire Force under Fire Commissioner Catterson with Elisha Keepers and John Tarver ditto as the only members, Dougherty having recapitated their heads recently. Also reports Margaretta Cameron's upcoming marriage to Clark, a thread manufacturer, and a New York note on Ann Odelia Dis Dehar joining Hermann's company. Smoke Yacat Club advertises a Gayana cigar for Deschier Bates house.
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Webster
Elisha Keepers
John Tarver Ditto
Catterson
Dougherty
New York
Spi
Ann Odelia Dis Dehar
Spiritual Jet
Hermann
Sec. Deschier
Bates House
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Il4rrison
Whitelaw Reid
France
Blutme
Vrance
Als Weint
Blaine
Sherman
A. Wathington
New York Times
August Hunath
Pennsylvania
A Rumer
Juwarts
Ditorch
Cahanival
Tealing CP
Cummings
New’s
John C. New’s Company
Gumber
Tennessee
Mississippi-sts
Ohio-st
Qnio-st
Lemcke
Carr
SCN
Buiugenea
Henselay
al Pierson
Winamas
Pierson
Winamac Bank
Worn Exchange
Sun
Busness
the Insane Hospital
Bee Pine
Ciseipsart
Preal Vent Ingalls
Big Four
Beatie
Rayteen
Lane
Anotter Sullivan
Berar
Mareh ii
Elorseid Harkin
Cond
Wm. L. Elder
Eucito
Baki
Neuretcy
Giets
Mandl
Bayer Dosmmey
Nolice Court
Florence
Washington and
West Sts
Mollie Rhodes
Thomas Bristow
Frank Hager
Sergi
Lowe
Iher Hostetler
Mavrer
Aditeuadl State
Crawferdaville
John Storns
Fairland
Chas, Murray
John Rigeta
Cirpentes House
Nety Albany
Riggle
Murrey
Sim Coy
Walla
Mich
Simeon
John Leary
Fremont
Chauncey
Lafayette
John T. Loyd
Twin Valley College
Germantown
Ohio
Harry Wilson
S.C. Griggsby
Troy
Peltied Wit
Ugucal Cola
Jackson, Mich
Ilix
Austin Blair
Crixersnatt
Chamberlain & Co
Wa. Roperts
Mainchester
Eng
Imirmary and Lunatic Hospital
Gwen's College
Bright
Warner
Sora Board OF Aldermen
Jake Sharp
Philadelphia
Iso
Cameron
Margaretta
Clark
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