Lawrence Barrett dies after heart failure in New York
Lawrence Barrett, renowned tragedian born 1838 in Patterson New Jersey, died at the Windsor Hotel after heart failure following a performance of Richelieu. The article outlines his career across major theatres, his association with Booth, and a tribute poem read at his farewell to England.
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New York
Lawrence Garrett
Windsor Otel
Barrett
Lawrence Parrett
Awrence Patrick Brannigan
Aterson
N. J
Detroit
Juray
Aar
Piltshore
Ted
St. Louis
Chicago
Chambers-st
Newark
Thomas Ifford
Burton
Charlotte Cashman
Win Booth
Boston Museum
Award Athenaeum
Miss Gushman
Barry Sullivan
J. Davenport
Distineta
Philadelphia
Washington
Winter Garden
Orbello
J. Booth
Iago
Wallack
Variebs Theater
New Orleans
Ichelieu
Hamlet
Shyloen
Edwin Forrest
Rosedale
Lester Wallack
Maguire
Jyera
San Francisco
California
LST
Rr. Booth
Bandysheatre
Cassius
Wanih
Hotus
United Wales
Park Theater
Bakers
Chestnutst Theater
Star Theater
Lay York
Barratt
England
Boston
Rienzi
Galleen
Booth
Lotus Club
New York City
Ana
Public Safety Board to Probe Firemen Removals and City Works
The Board of Public Safety weighs replacing eight or nine lieutenants amid a fringe report that six will be removed Monday. Names include John Mowntain and Jesse Vignol with medical exams pending. Separately, health and public works boards received notices about White River pollution claims and paving bill disputes with Warren Schlair and the Citizens Street Railway project.
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Board of Public Safety Aid
Webster
Sun
Geo
Cattergon
Joli Goodneeht
James ©. George
Timothy Netau
Joi Allen
Patrick Ryan
Jh. Keever
Ik. Karp
John Mowntain
No. 7 Real Company
Wm. Stevens
Jesse Vignol
Lne Hoard
Warren-Seharl Paving Company
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Wasteington St
Alabama
Nable Sts
Western Paving and Supply Company
N. Pennsylvania St
Failed Strike Talks End With Unsettled Carpentry Dispute
The carpenters and contractors failed to resolve the key issue of employing nonunion men after a second meeting. The carpenters arbitration committee was endorsed, while painters’s actions were condemned as unconstitutional. Carpenters plan to sign with a new contractors’ association and resume work, as money reportedly arrives and Philadelphia sent funds.
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Carpenters’ Arbitration Committee
Con
Weleck
Philadelphia
Tea
WW. Stanley
Mertifie
Masonic Hall
Indianapolis women club thrives with social events and lectures
The Indianapolis women s club reports strong early receipts and high parlor demand in April with weekly dances and social gatherings. Prof Jenks lectures on trade co operation next Friday and Mary Farrison McKee, visiting President Harrison s daughter, attends while bound for Boston. French classes meet Monday. notable members include Miss Mayie Riizinger and Dr Calvin Mletcher. The art association plans its annual exhibit and a matinee musicale will feature a cantata next Wednesday.
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Indianapolis
Tur Sox
Jenks
Matinee Musicale
New bookcases at Wm. fh. Elder's for Luncheons
An odd fragment notes new bookcases at Wm. Elder location. Mentions luncheons and various unclear items like Parkett Tageart and beverages coffee or chocolate.
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Wm. Fh. Elder's
Triae Parkett & Tageart
Conference backs Blaine over Harrison in New York meeting
A group of leading senators met in New York to oppose Harrison and back Blaine. They formed a committee to Washington to seek support from Senators Davis Paddock and Phatsbrough, who agreed to join Blaine’s effort.
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WasHtncros
Marsh
Plum
Tellar
Stewart
Spooner
Pettigrew
Washburne
New York
Harrison
Blaine
Washington
Davis
Paddock
Phatsbrough
Desegregation Election Sparks Fray in Local Politics
Friday's city convention vote set a tense scene as Harrison clashed with McDonald after naming him a traitor. A heated exchange escalated when a vase was harmed in the scuffle, leaving no serious injuries. Harrison, age 70, was involved in the confrontation amid campaign rhetoric.
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Cncago
Marel
Shere
Mike Melonalid
Bariison
Cregier
Harrison
McDonald
Oxford Wins Boat Race In Narrow Lead
In Lospos area on March 21 Oxford edged a crew in a boat race with a brief final push finishing in about 22 minutes. Bets favored Oxford at 11 to 1 before the start. Separately Carl Farris surrendered March 21 over a murder charge with no indictment issued at this time.
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Lospos
Oxford
Ared
Pridve
German opinion notes mass immigration link debated
Fragmentary text reports that the New Orleans massacre will influence immigration policy and references a railroad president who died. The piece mentions ongoing legal proceedings and a plea, with disrupted names and dates, indicating a chaotic news snippet from Erlos dated March 21.
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New Orleans
May festival awaits Jeanna Juck singing debut
Multiple local items report events from a May festival with Jeanna Juck as a singer. Other notes include Albert B. Gladden named receiver of Young & Hazzard lumber. Mrs. White dies at 75. a North Street fire damages C A Helms’s grocery. exams for dispensary physicians set for April. a series of court outcomes and municipal actions. and various bids, licenses, and divorce filings.
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Jeanna Juck
Albert B. Gladden
Young & Hazzard Lumber Company
Hale
Sterr
Board of Public Works
Taylor
Tomlinson Hall
Anna Hayes
Judge Brown
Ales
Averill
Rafters
John Terry
Cleveland
Col. Hlack
Charles B. Meyer
Prof. Ware
New York
Lbrary
BinnHs
Charley
B. Binner
Theodore
B. Lindstradt
Willian
Christine Wieland
Simon and
Sophine Guntz
Samuel BE. Wood
Eilen Law
Elizabeth J. Dixon
Little Hotel
Dwin
Hosverver
Dramatic family reunion stirs governor’s pardon hopes
A grieving daughter seeks clemency for her imprisoned mother in a dramatic scene at Columbus Indiana. The two women, long separated after a murder conviction, confront each other in the prison visit room, prompting speculation the governor may grant a pardon to the elderly inmate.
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Adams
Jennings County
Mary A
Missouri
St. Louis
Columbus
Ind
Sery
Patie Sie
Mary Alane
Epemia
Meg
Executive Department
Diamond Joe Reynolds Estate Leaves Rich Legacy Across States
The late miner known as Diamond Joe Reynolds dies at 71 in an Arizona camp. His estate, valued at about 10 million with no debts, includes real estate steam packets grain elevators rail lines and mining property across Colorado Arkansas Iowa Missouri Kansas and Nevada. Widow is 65. Administration bonds posted by Phil D Armour and John C Black. Ten friends receive 50 000 each and about 2 million goes to public charities especially for nails.
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Chicago
Diamond Joe” Reynolds
Arizona
Ma‘rern
Hot Springs
Ark
Colorado
Arkzona
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Invis
Phil D. Armour
John C. Black
Police Court Laughs and Law in Saturday Session
Mayor Sullivan presided in a lighthearted police court sentencing several vagrants found sleeping in a basement window-hole at the Denison house. Harris and Brooks fled the city by 2 pm, while Morris Dalton was fined as a known thief. Jef Lim’s commitment looms, and Patrick’s event led to a drunk and disorderly fine with hospital treatment for an officer’s rough handling.
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Sullivan
Sompkins
John Wellace
Jas. Johnson
Win. Brooks
Thomas
Jas
Hines
Woodley Simms
Tyrank Harris
Thos. Miller
Denison
Harris
Brooks
Chicago
de Wank
de Jas
de Denison
Morris Dalton
Jef Lim
Bruce
Henry Johnson
Kirs
Greeley
St. Doesh
J.J. Shea
Bretney
Park Theater
St. Patrick’s
City Hospital
Lannagan Arrested as Lynching Fears Rise
James and EF reports say Lannagan was arrested Friday night for assault on Julia Caspion a 60 year old wealthy Pearlfield woman who is crippled and likely to die. Crowds have gathered and may lynch Lannagan.
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Bit Aurorer
Cann
Maren
James
Lannagen
Julia Caspion
Lannagan
Unclear Weather and City Struggles Mentioned
Fragmentary notice reports rain delays at crossings and a warning about delays this month. It notes hundreds of men unemployed in Indianapolis and pavements awaiting cleanup. Strawberries arrive in town but do not help poverty victims. hotels serve dinners with direct shipments from the sunny land.
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Shaffer
Esnechkuly
Indianapols
Lawa
State health notes card catalogue aids public inquiries
Secretary Matthews returns from Clinton as state institutions adopt a card catalogue system listing every patient by name and location in alphabetical drawers. The water company offers to fund a thorough investigation into water impurities. Health officials deem Noblesville straw-board works far away, with Kokomo and Anderson earlier facing similar issues remedied by draining water through sinks into the river.
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Matthews
Clinton
Charity Office
Water Company
Board of Heads
Noblesville
Sporting Lip and League Talks Alarmed by Changes
Readers glimpse chaotic notes on racing terms, league pay plans, and a forthcoming meeting in Jackson Michigan. Mentions include Babe Wallace, Jot Catton, and a new league of ten clubs with Fort Wayne Peru Anderson among potential stockholders.
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Oxford
Jackson
Mich
Raefort
Ft. Wayne
Peru
Anderson
League
AL Thurman
Becanes
ABEC
The
Boar
Cincinnati
Gaimsto
Fragmented OCR prompts create unclear moral note
The readable text shows garbled phrases about a moral lesson and a titled entity. It mentions a helper, a think tank, and a group of people with unknown roles. No clear event or names are identifiable from the fragment.
Hill and Gorman in race shift Southward as Crispis eyes speaker
Down south Senator Hill and Senator-elect Gorman pursue political gains while Judge Tree questions Italian Mafia claims. The article notes Crisp, of Georgia, could become speaker if these moves succeed, shaping Democratic power and the fight for the 1902 presidential nomination. It also discusses a New Orleans mob incident and U.S. government liability under international law.
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Wasatsetos
Jerry Rock
Flo
Gorman
Hill
Crisp
Georgia
Democratic Party
Cleveland
South
Lambert Tree
New Orleans
Cuba
Orle
United States
Public Works Confusion Sparks Court House Encounter
An elderly man seeks the attic of the Board of Public Works and a charter copy, mistaking the Board for Public Safety. Officials clarify the latter handles unsafe buildings. A tense exchange ends with frustration and a request for authority to tear down the rear shanty.
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Board of Public Works
9A Sun
Court House
The
Board
Board of Public Safety
Alabama St
Myers
Will Phipps
Jiyers
Sts
Ldomt
Avon
Chicago Democrats Renominate Mayor Creiger
The Chicago democrats renominate Mayor Creiger on Friday. The report lists scattered items including leprosy cases in Victoria and Missouri’s world fair representation, with mining and labor notes and unrelated names mentioned.
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Creiger
Chicago
Victoria
Missouri
Pennsylvania
BE. T. Harding
St. Albans
Shed
Kite
Priday
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Silas T. Bowen
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