Van Cleef Walks to Reelection in New Jersey Vote
In New Jersey, April 3, Republicans face a likely lack of mayoral candidates as incumbent James H. Van Cleef, renominated by Democrats for a second term, has shown such broad cross-party support that many favor his re election. The item notes waning Republican prospects ahead of the charter election Tuesday April 3.
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van Cleef
Beudswick
N. J
James H. van Cleef
Marssne
James A. Gillespie
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Phovipenck
Rioters Fire On Deputies In Mt Pleasant Riot
In Pa April 3 a violent clash between Hungarian rioters and deputy sheriffs near Mt Pleasant left seven rioters dead and many wounded. Troops were ordered, arrests for murder followed, and a crowd armed with sticks and rails attacked the Morewood store area as gunfire erupted. Authorities prepared for further action while officials filed warrants and bail for implicated strikers. A bridge bill also passed the Senate.
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Preasant
Zimmerman
Hans
Isa Het
Cepia Occaro
Thels Oclere
Morewood Road
Morewood Store
McConnell
Lear
Pany E
Wade
Ompanr
Hait
Hoar
Pittsburg
Mt Pleasant
Fiber Vanider Laent
Seroeten
Eght
Fighteenth
Na- Sonal
Norman Sneh
Wiley
Pins
Mt. Pleasant
James McBride
Robert Wadcell
Squire McCuleb
Mt . Pleasant
Jmarder
Hichard ‘Burns
Sumiila
L. S. Davis
Barry Wilson
Lon Brown
Harry Gilnert
Berger
Edward Sieman
George Carbaugh
Milles Hanns
Elmer Kienol
Thomas Lynch
Frick Company
Morris Ramsey
Albert Pike Dies at Home in Arkansas Years a Mason Leader
Prominent writer and Mason General Albert Pike has died at his home. Born in Boston, he served as editor in Arkansas and Memphis, commanded Arkansas volunteers in the Mexican War, and was Confederate commissioner and brigadier general. He later edited The Memphis Appeal and resided in Washington. Pike was sovereign grand commander of Southern Scottish Rite and a key authority on Masonry with many writings. In Trenton, the sale of City Railway to a Boston New York syndicate for 125000 was announced with plans to improve the line and spend 250000 on improvements.
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Albert Pike
Pike
Boston
Ak Auton
Issiba West
Monty
St. Ar West
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Trenton
City Railway Company
New York
Tranton
Andias
Phersalia Wests
T. French
Queen of Laundresses honored in Paris Mi Careme parade
The Mi Careme festival of French laundresses drew about 100000 spectators as 40 decorated chariots represented 40 districts along Place de la Republique. Delegates chose Mlle Louise Sicard as Reine de Blanchisseuses, the queen for a day, a second-time honor for the 26 year old brunette.
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Laundresses of
France
Place de
Italy and United States strain over New Orleans killings
The text reports on Italian premier Rudini’s cable to the United States and Blaine’s response regarding the New Orleans killings of Italian citizens. It notes Italian newspaper calm on recall of Baron Fava, fears over war costs, and the need for pecuniary reparations, with details on potential financial vulnerabilities and diplomatic stances. It also covers indictments in New Orleans, O Malley's mystery location, and Warner Miller’s wreck near Nicaragua.
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Baron Fava
United States
New Orleans
iHegul Ubansee
Tyre
Italy
Blaine
Grand Tarr
Miller
Matley
New Orreass
A Jary
Borsen
O-Malkes Fe
Seligman
Cincinnati
Omalle
A Brooklin Mystery and Various Early 20th Century News
A Brooklyn mystery unfolds as Lydia Marquette, a French Canadian widow, lies near death from a throat injury in her Willow Pine house. Her niece Augustine DArcay recalls the scene while authorities recover a bloodstain and missing instruments. Separate items cover a pugilist defense confession, a man surrendering after missing days, shipwreck inquiries, pension office denials, and political or legal notices from multiple cities.
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N.Y
Mm Lydia Marqgonette
Willow Pine
Flatbush
Weather and Obscure 19th Century Collage Notes
Weather report notes rain and colder northeasterly winds. Obscure figures include William D. Campbell of Long Branch a young lawyer and Democrat who died inland. A tangled item mentions Tonaszet chief of the Come Indians and Dave Nicely tied to Jesse James lore. William L. Saunders longtime secretary of state dies.
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William D. Campbell
Long Branch
Spokane Falls
Tonaszet
Dave Nicely
Somerset
Jesse James
Jo: Nicely
Jay James
oGa
Stamburn
Yewiss
Kraveloff
William L. Saunders
Rae
Re Tas
Fin
Tinh Bo
Cine
Free trade clash at Cooper Union linked to Democratic split
April 3 reports from Cleveland and New York detail a Cooper Union meeting on free trade drawing letters from Congressmen and Gov. Davis. President Louis F Post read opposition from Gov Hill and echoed tariff reform within the Democratic line. Other items include a large fire at Waverly Oil plant, Ellen Bayard Bayard wedding, and multiple local incidents from Ohio to Chicago.
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New York
Free Trades Ass
Cooper Unon
Lalgely
Lunas F. Post
Singles Tax Club
Johnston
Stout
Breckinbridge
Arkanwas
Horter
Vaux and Springer
David A. Wells
Davis
Rhode Island
Sod
George
Poot
Lester
Governor Hill
Hill
Louis F. Post
Sig
Cooper Tuion
Thunday
Tswe
Lam Tets
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Democrats
Davin
Charleston De Legare Ousts Law in Domestic Scandal
The affair involves Dr J Legare of Orangeburg S C and a wife who left her husband and sought refuge with Dr Ancrum. Legare visited Ancrum with a revolver. Ancrum’s housekeeper warned him inside. Legare was arrested and a warrant sworn. no divorce law exists in Bala Aare, leaving the injured wife with limited protections.
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Cuagssson
Kone
Wal Ancrum
Legare
Yesteray 1
Luzatice
Bala Aare
Ig Powarles
City rails injunction over street openings in Chicago case
The Luois Central Railroad wins an injunction to stop Chicago from opening Fifty-sixth, Sixty-seventh and Seventy-ninth streets across railroad tracks. The city plans appeal. railroad bond set at 5000. Also reports rail and steel industry labor changes, arson charges, lunatic asylum transfer, a fatal fire, mine fire extinguished, and assorted horse races in Gloucester and Gourenburg with results and times.
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Raileroad
Chicago
Colliza
Luois Central Railroad Company
City of
Markets report from Philadelphia and New York exchanges
Quotations from Philadelphia and New York markets show a dull, steady tone with no change in speculation. Key issues include Lehigh Valley and Reading shares, Pennsylvania Railroad, and other rail and commodity prices amid a generally steady to sluggish trading day in grains and produce markets.
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New York Exchangee
Pateapeieuta
Dull Sud
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
Lebich Dam
Lehigh ‘Valley
Big
H&b
Lehigh
Paul
EPL
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Independent Order of Foresters
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Order
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Russian
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Europe
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Newars Advertiser
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Pole
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Tarrs
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Standard
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Astraix
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Prince of Wales
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Actiel
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M. Bardin
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Mr. Blaine
Charse d’Asfaires
Washington
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Treasury
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Rudini
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Warner Miller
Baring
Thomas Charlies Baring
Lihouse
Barus Bros
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Cat Clifford
David Greever
Greever
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C. C. Nowlen
Glenball
Wells Fargo Express Company
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Trians
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Mercer County
W. Holt Apger
Samuel G. Naar
Joseph L. Naar
the True American
Trenton Democratic League
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Margaret Kerr
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Henry Kerr
Argentine Republic
Baron Hirsch
Dana Renene Agi
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Gloucester
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Ministerial Union
Camden County
Free Trade
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Preissuce
Waverly Oil Company
George Lucey
Wilcox
Elen Bayard
Wrumsimerox
Del
Xaiss Ellen Bayard
Thomas
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R. A. Lewenhaupt
Tiffin
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Jarome Avenue
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General Eeesions Court
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