Riverdale Burglaries Solved Two Sutherlands Arrested
Samuel D. Babcock’s Riverdale country home was looted by two young men who loaded two bronze statues and a valise with silver. Detectives Carey and Alonde pursued on a New York Central train to Grand Central, arresting Stephen and Warren Sutherland, who confessed to the Riverdale burglary and were remanded to court.
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MR Babcock
Riverdale
Pwo
Appleton
Ton
Carey and
Alonde
M Highpride
Byrnes
New-York Central
Grand Central Station
Samuel D. Babcock
Riverdate-on-Hadson
Riverdate
Central Railroad
Tiffany and
Starr
Croton
Tarrytown
Midbridge
Attle
Gty
Grand Central
Carey
Alonele
Highbridge
New-York Central Railroad
Sixth-ave
New York and Putnam
Stephen A. Sutherland
West Twenty-third-st
Warren A. Sutherland
Gtephen
Babcock
Rivedale
Mabcock
Siver
M. J
L. B
Selsmore
Jay
Aeesory
League Ofmerican
Marke
Tiffany
Theodore B. Starr
Sutherlands
Morrisania Court
Cornell
Ming
Hudson River
Acrone
Rivegdale
Cornell Wan
Kansan City
Stephen d
Blizzard and flood paralyze the Midwest and plains
A vast winter storm cripples Minnesota South Dakota Missouri and Oklahoma. Snow drifts pack on rails telegraph lines fail and towns report flooding and power outages. In Chicago rain turns to snow as temperatures plunge. One Missouri wreck kills three railroad workers and halts traffic across several states.
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Pou
Minn
Minnesota
St. Huh Altraing
South Dakota
Black Mills
Mission River
Chamberlain
North Dakota
St. Loui
Missouri
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Andera Kansas
Bagnell
Warsaw
Osceola
Tts
Fayetts
Traiee
Sedalia
Uerain
Lamonte
Knobnoster
Webb City
Clinton
Warrensburg
Bhelbing
Mercure
Noor
St. Louis
Kansas City
Kansas
Larned
Kan
Larned-Jetmore
Santa Fe
Abilene
Fort Smith
Hoon
Guthrie
Okla
Chicago
Illnois
Grandad
Austin
Oak
Bridgeport
Tim
Claudberr
Atresia
Lincoln Park
Michigan
Clark St
Fa Barber
Mavenswood
Omaha
Jan
Nebraska
Mercury
Meadow Grove
Weyler’s Cuba command in doubt amid Madrid pressure
Reports from Madrid and Washington indicate Weyler may be replaced as Governor General of Cuba. Prime Minister Canovas and key officials reportedly dissatisfied with Weyler’s progress against the revolt. Captain-General Primo de Rivera touted as successor. Madrid seeks stronger measures to quell the insurrection.
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Weyler
Madrid
Washington
Cuba
Canovas
Htile
State Department
Taylor
Olney
de Loine
Hhis
General Weyler
Primo de Vera
Weyle
Spain
Campos
Pinar del Rio
Havana
Towers Primo de Hivera
Adv
Not to Be Outdone By Sunday Laws at Biaty Street Opera House
The Hungarian Ladies Aid Society planned a reception ball and entertainment at Central Opera House Biaty seventy et near Third avenue last night. Two plays titled Wreaks or in a Museum and Never Touched Me were to be presented. Detective Herlihy from the 67th Street station warned the manager Frederick Meleser that costumes would violate the Sunday law. A protest arose but the audience agreed to proceed after midnight, with dancing to start only then.
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Wien TT
Fornddes
Hungarian Ladies’ Aid Society
Central Opera House
Biaty-seventy-et
Third-ave
Herlihy
Sixty-seventh-st
Frederick Meleser
Meixner
Judge accuses Chicago loan associations scheme
Judge Payne charged a citywide conspiracy to wreck building loan associations in Chicago. Two temporary receivers were appointed for International Building Loan and Investment Vision as court fights continue. He named a three-man board of directors to manage affairs amid accusations of solvent companies being targeted for receiverships.
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ATIC
Chicago
Alliogee
International Building Loan and Investment Vision
Payne
Pullaing
Hancey
Cass Fest
Notte
Payne Rome Adare
Old Monta
Mxelf
Sage Payn
Pirectora
Arm Revuke
Hance
Heedly
Ion
Platt May Decline Senate Bid In New York Fight
Albany dispatch notes a looming scramble over the United States Senate seat to replace David B. Hill. Key players include Thomas C. Platt and Joseph H. Choate, with caucus dynamics and potential renominations shaping the likely Republican victory and party harmony efforts in New York politics.
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Tribune
Albany
Jan
United States
David B. Hill
State Senate
Assembly
Joseph H. Choate
Thomas C. Platt
Black
Platt
Albanying Journal
Republicas
Cheaire
Senate
Washington
Lfe
New-York
Pratt
Plates
Addison
H. Colvin
Republican League
Hosling
Hatmanis Bleecker Hall
Hobart
Harmanus Bleecker Hill
David H. Hill
Hugh McLaughlin
Tammany Hall
McLaughlin
Greater
New York
East River
Greater Tammany
Laurel
McLiumghin
Henry J. Purroy
Guy
Patrick Egan
CWI
William D. Guthrie
Joseph J. Choow
Mr. Mann
Mr. Guthrie
Mr. Choate
Plain People
Republican Party
Pavey
Choate
Fifth Avenue
A.B. Gray
Poughkeepale
Dutchess County
Dense fog cripples New York harbor traffic and ferries
An unusually heavy fog, settling around 8:30 P.M. Saturday, delayed steamers, ferries, and river boats, with many vessels forced to anchor off quarantine and awaiting safe passage. The Pilgrim and other ships landed passengers by tugs, while some liners faced repairs or delays. Fog eased by nightfall but returns forecast with warmer temperatures and showers.
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Imfand
Upper
Staten Inland
Liberty Island
The
Battery
Liberty Inland Boat
Ellis Island
Pilgrim
Fall River
Park Place
West St
Biker's Island
Sound
Port Morris Pier
Richard Peck
New Haven
City of Lowell
Norwich
Whitestone
Stonington Line
Atlantic
Governor's Island
General Ruger
Wilson Line
Hindoo
Cromwell Line
Creole
Brooklyn
Hull
England
Lamport & Holt
Sirius
Rio Janiero
Quebec Line
Orinoco
St.Thomas
Old Dominion Line
Yorkstown
Dole
Norfolk
Aurania
Sandy Hook
Weather Bureau
Vigilance Committee Forms to Protect Peekskill Village
Captain John Smith leads a 135 member vigilance force to guard Peekskill from burglars and thieves. An executive committee plans 30 outposts near village outskirts with sergeants in charge, nightly patrols, and a whistle alert system. Members carry cards listing names and duties with a password for access.
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Kskill
John Smith
Peekskill Volustee
Smith
Stephen D. Horton
George R. Belews
James H. Haight
James T. Sutton
Edward C. Wilson
Charles Noseeu Welle
Jobo Lynch
Vireory
Sienna
Somme Tym
Leon Atven
GA. R
Belkin
Peekskill
National Guard Reform Considered in Provo
January 7 report from Provo discusses reforms after Inspector General Meffner’s critique. Proposal splits Guard into four brigades under a permanent major general, downgrades Governor’s Staff to ornamental status, and names the Adjutant General with limited authority while the real commander becomes the major-general Timemandling subject to the Governor.
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Aliany
Mefener
National Guard
National
Guar Association
Dumaey
Chien
Gard
Boy in custody after murder scare and strange plea
A teen boy, once released from prison in Philadelphia, is linked to a murder case. A mother and brother from Chicago sought leniency, pleading for the boy. Police suspect the youth may be the wanted Edward Burns, but cannot confirm his identity as dispatches from Chicago fail to reveal a trace. The boy, about fourteen, wears breeches. In Louisiana, a rare celestial event caused pink sky rays and a brief firelike glow, followed by a gale along the lakefront and flooding near Spanish Fort and roads from the lake city.
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PRION
Philadelphia
James Hagen
Edward Buri
New York
Hagen
Blackwell
Burne
Huntingdon Reformatory
Yerkes
Chicago
Tim
Ile Yerkes
Worlwalls
Teres
Perauns
Ind
Lake Pontchartrain
Stetdertite
Mills to Resume This Week in Johnstown Penn
The Johnson Company and Steel Motor Works, idle for months, will resume next week. Cambria Iron open hearth mill starts tomorrow, followed by the blooming and billet mills Tuesday. The reopening will employ several hundred workers and comes as orders flow in, including 10.40 tons of finished tails for the Ansylvania Roulond Company.
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Johnstown
Penn
Johnson Company, Steel Motor Works
Cambria Iron Company
Ansylvania Roulond Company
Thief Nabbed In Desk Robbery Trap By Detectives
Detectives Walters and Wolf of West Thire Hleth st station captured Prince Read a colored janitor at No 22 West Twenty second st after a staged alarm trap. Read was arraigned in Jefferson Market Court for the robbery of Arthur Tigking's desk at 90 West Twenty seconds, with marked bills found on him. Read claimed the money was his, but pleaded not guilty as prosecutors prepared for trial.
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Walters
Wolf
West
Hleth St
Jefferson Market Court
Prince Read
West Twenty-second St
Arthur 8
Tigking
Frm
Sliggins & Seiter
Nos
Higgins
West Thittleshot
West Twenty-second-st
Howard Watkinson
Charl Tannenbaum
No. West
Read
Watkinson
Tannenbaum
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Alimar
Oswego County
C. H. Budd
Hector
Scnnyler County
Joel Clark
Cameron, Steuben Nty
S i. Whiitner
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Rockland Nty
Mr. Platt
Lark
Pennsylvania
Pribery
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Harriehure
McSweeney
Scran~ton
Dr. Mackey
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Primar
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Theodore L. Flood
Meadville
Chautanquan
St. Tous
McKinley
Quay
Alhonah Pennsylvania
Hayes
Harrisburg
Provosed National Guard Reform
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