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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1891

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Sketch of Mr Poster Career in Northwestern Ohio Politics

A historical sketch details Charles Foster born in Seneca County Ohio rising from education in Norwalk to a businessman and longtime political figure. It notes his tenure as Governor from 1840s to 1840s, his influence in Northwestern Ohio, and aspirations for U S Senate. mentions party dynamics and regional railroad and petroleum developments shaping his era.

Charles Foster Seneca County Ohio Fevin Common Artours Norwalk Oho Aid Trent Pont USWA Mainiazent Hans le Pete Pope Anjarkiy Althomish St. Butlins Touilmaais Wittlim Wattee Phelps Tata Foster Hervey Den Wisemu Altrough Tilden Bato Peto Con My Potter Insat Murattty Thas Eoffiee Tute le Fetinat Eostorta Joe Mettlhd Einoerte Gerty Mandir Ube Stare

Six Die as Brooklyn Tenement Fire Rages Through Cellar

A disastrous fire in a Brooklyn tenement house in the Landsman No. 129–131 block killed six residents and left 32 families destitute. The blaze began in the cellar about 7:50 p.m., trapping occupants on stairways and forcing some to rooftops. Firefighters and neighbors aided survivors. many victims were identified at the morgue and at least two others were severely burned. The building, owned by Ernest Vou Aa, suffered extensive damage with the first house burning down and the upper floors ruined.

Brooklyn Evrry Hall John E. Dorney Jim Margaret Dorney Julia Griffin Misa Margaret Griffin Miss Griffin Mrs. Dorney Behin Mex Deeney Julia Grittia Ghenakig Seattle See Carl Benedict Carl Chaiisen Dacub Benedict Edward Margaret Gaidlig Mes Margaret Dorney Daniel Morgar F. J. Ross Acros Inman Trek 3 Charles Ricket John Silk Robert McSiernam Hubert Klisg T. J. McMleer Iidder Ernest Vou Aa Henry Wutiey No. Ley Prulibiors Der Ter Mr. Pullier Sin Swanson Jacob Banker

Parnell Starts Campaign in Ireland Amid Fundrow

London dispatch reports Charles Parnell has begun his Irish campaign as squabbles over a £4,000 allocation for evicted tenants deepen. McCarthyites push a defense fund, while O Brien and Dillon face transfer to Galway jail and Catholic support tensions rise.

MR. Dillon Mis O'Brien le Baccarat Scndal Compen Club TY Carl The Teitune Association London Parnell Treland Kent Sim Towans League Hibernian Bank Realqute O'Brien Mc Pornell Ivine Paris Tari Memory Party McParnell Organiz Abraham Kenny Flynn T. PF. O'Connog Ametion Irish National Federation Oil League McCarthyites Mr. Parnell Ireland Parell Gladstone McCarthy Boulogne Davitt Yarnell Promie Glasstone O'Shea Dillon Clonmel O'Brivn O'isien

VALPAHAISO NOT BLOCKADED AND TROOPS LANDED

Turcpara news reports Valparaiso not blockaded, a steamship reached Artes and troops moved to protect Tarn amid rebel activity. Dispatches claim Chernenrendt Persels dispersed along the coast, while fresh reinforcements aim to recapture. London updates note Packwater and Waterloo Cup results. A state of siege is declared at Buenos Aires with artillery deployed. Reports also cover burmese insurgents, poisoned thoroughbreds, and coastal village shelling.

Bereshs Auenos Ayses Turcpara Himecur Eemerabta Tarn Sauna Cheinenrendt Persels Valparsiva Buenos Ayre Tete Ayres Zarata Palermo Son

Explosive Mine Disaster Leaves Halifax Area Coffin-Laden

A massive blast at the Spring Hill Mine near Cumberland Halifax claims over 100 lives with 25 bodies recovered. Ventilation collapses trap many workers, and rescue parties race to recover the rest as officials seek the cause of the deadly choke damp explosion.

Treecnarn Trona Halifax N.S Pike Spring Hill Montreal Cumberland Mont Chester Che Amherst Oxford Neaest Amd Reese Theisuies Welok Hyatt Notles John Dickens Datin Aneele Comichael Wagh Buut John Conway Henry Nuoh Cyria Mou David Lockhart GE Navy Reutia Denman Westy Stelbertown Fiifteen

Thousand Men Killed at Tokar in Egyptian Assault

Reported from Afunte Egypt on February 21 describes a fierce battle on February 19 near Tokar between Egyptian forces and Ostman Digna's troops. About 1,000 were killed, with Egyptian forces pushing to seize the old government building and inflicting heavy casualties on the dervishes, who left around 2,000 dead. Captain Barrow and twelve Egyptian soldiers were killed, with multiple officers and men wounded. The Egyptians also captured stores and weaponry, advancing toward Ma and Temi kar before retreating.

Afante Egypt Tokar Iisishiwood Seree Mayonet Theuildings Ostman Digna Afunte Oninna Digna Barrow Heerhani Wartia Temikar Lalis Foi Ad Vaniers Y Advange Tenitin Tustro

Fragmentary report on Kansas prom aid program details

The readable text shows a garbled note from Rawlins County Kansas about a prom aid program tied to RL Nichols of Achilles. The fragment mentions an extent to the Arains last seas tal they stout took ve fue and references to a county clerk and treasurer who are gone.

Kansas Fasteneth Nichols Achilles Rawlins Fagead Pope

Foster Nominated to Succeed Windom as Treasury Secretary

The President nominated Ohio Governor Cluney Foster to fill the vacancy in the Treasury caused by Secretary Windom's death. Foster, a western Republican, is praised as able, conservative, and well qualified, with strong experience as governor and longtime service in Congress. Reactions from Senators and Republicans foresee broad support and a steady, prudent administration of finances.

Washington Cluney Foster Ohio Secrtary Windom Evere Hur- Hsin Senate Poster Foster Treasury Department Politioat Mr. Foster Mick Hera Nettiotan Uy Nilestin Pean Hutte Tornbhy Marci Treasury Whitehead Cr Cfton Lean Wlin Selay Foxters W. Cooper Buster Ohly Wass and Cuarners Cary Wullan Windom Warmer Miller Vernon Congressmoan Huckeye Nlite Fifth Avenue Ae Trtone Countey Paarty Congress Windom House of Representatives Onntes Vnatuet Esau Chan Uisit Euucaban Amiatitettatio Doster Campany Honors Phick Thiers Was & Jolly Group Ailusan Stee Winntoin Paster Adi Youu Drutt Pavitt Harrison Hag Shine Neal Foater Watts Wirdom Bis

Ex Governor Foster Drops Hint On Policy Amid Senate Action

A Washington interview with ex governor Foster reveals cautious stance on silver coinage and foreign trade treaties. He affirms support for pro pro foreign trade while opposing free coinage of silver, and notes no immediate policy shifts from President and party lines. Fisher and other officials conveyed approval messages following Foster’s remarks.

Appointment of Mr Foster as Treasury Secretary approved

The Wall Street press reported strong approval of Mr Foster succeeding Mr Windom as Secretary of the Treasury. Business leaders, including John G. Moore of Moore & Seller, praised Foster as efficient and capable, likely to continue Windom’s conservative policy. Collectors and officials echoed support, calling Foster a man of integrity and suitable for the cabinet role.

Hostml Poster Reneliet Wall Street Windom Nadine Willan Windom Fronnelalavin Coitese Poitier Winde Anne Mide Foster Aid Harrison Treasury Ways and Means Comets Fister Ustredt Eeenidt Ohio Rocker Eond Nat Wiliam Perhaedt Ste. Foster Maurice Joe Mahleman Maurice Joe Mahleman, Cashier of the Sub-Treasury Neval Offie WLW Gourley Warty Hester White

Fire losses in various places reported

Feltelygram announces the destruction to fire of the convent just completed with Neill Neb by the Dominican Order of Sisters. Loss six hundred twenty thousand. insurances eight hundred ten thousand. Lebanon NH February twenty one. The Kimball Union Academy Building of Meriden was warned this morning at four o'clock. N portion saved. the entire structure insured for ten thousand.

Galena Feltelygram Ccuvent Wi ‘Neill Neb Dominican Order of Sisters Lebanon N. H Kimbail Union Academy Merkiten

Browning Refuses to Sign with Louisville in Player Dispute

In Louisville a bill player balks at signing with the Louisville team amid offense and calls for pay guarantees. A separate verdict awards 12,500 to a plaintiff in a rail disaster case. A Lebanese dispute over the Louisville New Albany and Chicago line yields 12,300 to the plaintiff.

Browing Louisville Browning Thouglary Tatele Indianapolis Ind Lebanon Ini George A. Miller New Albany Chicago

Lally Still Is Detected by Hill District Police

A fragmented report notes a detective seeking Lally amid district activity and mentions a general hunt without clear details. The text references friends, a secured frame, and voluntary appearances, but specifics are unclear.

Mity Hill Lally Himnell Bowl Searen Laly Issailt

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