Brooklyn Sunday Concert Ban Sparks Public Clash
The New Democratic administration in Brooklyn barred Sunday evening concerts with paid admission, prompting protests from managers and patrons. Several venues including Grand Opera House and ships of the Grand Army faced closures, with some planning tests in court as police enforce the new order.
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New Democratic
Brooklyn
Novelty Theatre
Digen
Foath Fourth Sts
Danion
Campbell
Teatonta Hall
Marrixon Aves
Bartiottat
People
Thesto
Montrose-ave
Leonard St
Fisk Jubilee Singers
Brooklyn Atheim
Atlantic-ave
Cinton-st
Dors
Phicon
Out Theroua
Parnell Fund
Pitth
Mr. Campbell
Manafield
Grand Army
Tueie Arnety
Grandes
Tis Institution
Tarvell Parliamentary Fund Association
Gus” Raymond
Carroll
Bergeant Murford
Capinib
de Vand
Dias
Mecusshy
McCarthy
Drennan
de Mortimer Winke
Giant Army Hall
Dutchtown
People's Theatre
Suicide of Inventor Dixon In 172 West Twenty third
An inventor Rufus E Dixon committed suicide by disconnecting a gas pipe in his room at 172 West Twenty third Street. The room was in a building occupied by Gregory Byrnes, proprietor of a cloak company. Dixon, in poverty, had recently faced disappointment after securing a patent on April 1, 1865 and attracting investors. A strong odor of gas was detected by Byrnes, and an ambulance was called, but Dixon died before aid arrived. Coroner Nugent investigated and found Dixon involved with a scheme linked to safe deposit vaults and a patent, with ties to associates including Ventorivk Ustor and Vicnrod Ua, though the exact details were unclear from available letters and papers.
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Jupus F. Dixon
Rufus E. Dixon
Gregory Kyrnes
Dixon
Byrnes
Nugent
Ciremar
Ventorivk Ustor
Latta Sato Deposit Company
Bak
Foe OM
WLOM
Vention
Vicnrod Ua
Fi Fran
Toston
Sith
Atwonue
Shen Wimien
Focardias
Walertaxers
End of the cigar lockout amid wage offer debate
Reports from Everett Hall detail a large Progressive Union meeting where the Central Labor Union and the manufacturers proposed a new wage scale based on pre January levels. A seven member committee will draft the new rates as delegates from International Union No. 13 withdrew in protest, threatening further action if terms are not met.
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LANOR
Met
Auopa
Progressive Union
Central
Everett Hall
East Fourth
Wenice
Sulle
Central Labor Union
Etetice
International Union
No. 13
Dows
Braden
Frank McCoy
Amul Atari Ueitee
Lyogrey Contra Lai Union
Ming
Colon
Khiain
Wennessay
Strone
OTL
Bry
Ares
Ivy Bectiers
Uae
Tie
Tie Civat
Eacept Levy Brothers
Jeanu
Othee Yao Maths
Fast Wishtmat
Sie Yonkers
Atrikere
Superntentent Coyne
Dolulf
Alexander Smith Carpet Company
McCoyne
Holder
Smith
Kunlehta
Tator
Kialeuis
Lalor
Me Cochrane
Toofera
Toth
Uarbie
Eh Kerren
Easton
Penn
Acadon Iron Company
Bill to reduce Police Commission and empower Mayors power
The article details a proposed bill in Albany by Robert Ray Hamilton to oust the Police Commissioners and let Mayor Grace appoint their successors. It notes party tensions, the potential restructuring of the city’s police leadership, and the workload of the Police Board including pensions, inspections, and procurements. Also mentions ex Commissioner Erhardt and Voorhis, and the Joint Committee’s upcoming actions regarding New York City matters.
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Riobert Ray Hamilton
Grace
Court of Appeals
Hele
Renata Amt
New York City
Jort H. Erhardt
Albany
Howitson
Erhardt
Mr. Hehardt
Obn
Jt Voorhis
Thorn
Voorhis
Erardt
Hame
Gartner
Thomas B.S. Asten
Frenchy
Hia
Oba
Mepalia
Supplionce
Charesh
Tuinaxare
Pie
Joe
John McCrave
Treneurer
Pondentana
Mure Aid Tesyaumanly
Pwllee
Pension
Uae
Feguire
Hamilton
New York
Clanton
Oui
Department F
Sint
Forming a Heavy Mining Company Incorporation
A new mining concern with a capital of 5 000 000 has been incorporated in Helena Montana and will control thirty seven gold and silver lodes at Med Mountain fifteen miles from Bowen. Principal investors include men from Melons Ht Pan and Minneapolis with ties to the American Wing and other entities of the Russell group.
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Sr. Patt
la Tihen
Holona
Mon
Med Mountain
Bowe
Melons
Pan
Minneapolis
Jucluie
Mnouk
Thermites
Ped Sna
Hostility to Gladstone and new appointments debate
In London and Ireland contention rises over Gladstone era appointments. Broadhirst becomes Under Home Secretary, provoking surprise as first working man to enter the ministry. Critics fear reliance on the common man against aristocracy. The Duchess of Hedford and the Duchess of Westminster decline posts amid Liberal party splits. Meantime forged notes shock Newfoundland commerce and a separate report notes unrest around Sir Ambrose St. John’s governorship.
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Broad
Hunst
Loxpox
Hew
Duchy of Lancaster
Edward of
Ireland
John Saleh
Samuiel Wallon
the MacDermott
Admiralty
Joan J. Hibbert
Unider Foreid
Jainen Beyer
Uniter Colonias Secetary
Genrae On
Kesora
Devonshire
National Liberal
Gladstone
Hedford
Westinlanter
Economiat
William Vernon Harcourt
Me Redmond
M. P
Monaghan
Lrnsuinen
Fires rage in tenement and pencil factory blaze
Fire was discovered yesterday afternoon in an Eve-story tenement at No. 113th Street causing £2000 damage to the building and furniture. three stories, occupied rooms affected. Fire from No. 4, City district, reached O’Felon’s rum shop. no injuries. Eagle Pencil Company factory at 724 East Fourteenth Street also burned, estimated loss £3000. prompt alarm due to volatile stock. Other fires hit Grove City butcher shop and hardware store with combined damage around £15,000.
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Hex No
Derang City
Yoatontas
O'Felon
CIA
Fehemone Hanse
Na 40
Arid Tory
Orligen
Dau
Bali
Eagle Pencil Company
Fourteonthat
Ayneth Hernteimor
Te el Company
Siranos
Penn
Grove City
West
Tuiling
Siuvox & Myera
Chinatown Exodus in Seattle Riots Sparks City Crisis
In Seattle on February 7, rioters forced hundreds of Chinese workers onto the steamer Queen of the Pacific from Puget Sound, with police and officials seeking military aid from Vancouver and Washington authorities to prevent further violence and mass expulsion. Local leaders appealed for troops as protests threaten broader unrest and trade with San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Laos
Knights of Labor
Puget Mound
Seattle
Vancouver
Gibbot
Department of Columbia
Levens
Gibbon
Washington
Taft
Green
Washington Territory
Garland
Hia
Beattie New Haves
Katghra
Coca
Mallory
Warde Co
Musteiana
Knighta of
Ilory Company
Wetehauen
N. Hy
Concord Axio Company
Lele
Werwouty
Masa
Aevenko
Malta
Nash Soneing
Steriing
Lowery
Nashering
Tawery
Cushing
Wit
Yaatt
Icebound Schooner Disaster At Sea For Boston Port
In wrecks and ice, a three masted schooner faces ruin after a collision near Boston. The D. M. Anthony of Yaunton, bound to Boston with 726 tons of pig iron, suffers damaged rigging and loss of headgear as heavy seas drive it toward two anchors. The steam collier Wilkesbarre helps in a risky tow, with Captain Cates recounting the rescue and the perilous conditions. The Mabel Phillips reports further peril, tying the tale of storms, wrecks, and divided fates along the coast.
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Tom
Bostox
D. M. Anthony
Cates
Port Johnson
Watt
Tas
Tooget
Ancora
Wan
Toston
Highland Licht
Adusot
Yaunton
Norfolk
Vie
Hoston
Deloek
Dows
Anthony
Adhorner
Tin
Harper
Gayneit
Mabel
Philiips
Farrow
Mas
Elie
Iongait
Dorsheimer resigns as U S attorney to focus on Star editorship
William Dorsheimer, U S District Attorney for the Southern District of New York, has resigned and will take effect when his successor is named. He sought Senate confirmation for reappointment but will retain The Star Editorship, saying duties as editor interfered with his official role.
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United States
New York
Claveland
Tis
The
Star
Doraelmer
Tainune
United Stab
Dorsheimer
Sur
Dornheimer Wan
Warhington
Senate
Dorauetmor
United States District Attorney
Ei Roof
Gate Oral
M.T. McMahon
Doreheimer
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Kucsheri
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Vattienn
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Henry G. ‘Trickey
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Adolph Oppenkehwer
Garett & Mullory
James D
Turner
Aod
Henry D. Sadler
M. Selby
James Garretty
le B. Miah
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Arkansas and Missouri
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Marvin Safe Company
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Chicago
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Eighth Presbyterian Church
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Cornell
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Athletic Association of
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Uneo
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Conld ‘Y Hamilton
MR. Dorsheimer
Territorial Supreme Court
Cannon
Savi Lake
George Q Cannon
Dickson
Appalle Larevan
Nauvoo
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Young Hampton
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