Maggie Cook Dies at 22 In Bentz Street
Maggie Cook colored of Bentz street died last night at 9 from complication aged 22. Her funeral is tomorrow at 2 p m in Asbury M E church with interment in Steenmount cemetery. ECELKEY died suddenly in Baltimore on Tuesday the 24th? deceased is Sarah R wife of John W Roelkey and daughter of the late John D Childs. Funeral tomorrow afternoon from her late residence 207 S Stricker street.
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Maggie Cook
Bentz Street
Asbury M. E
Steenmount Cemetery
Sbs
Ecelkey
Baltimore
Sarah R
John WW. Roelkey
Sarah
John D. Childs
C. W. Foelkey
S. Stricker Street
The Social World Tre Musicale And Party At Hoffman Hall
The Thursday musicale met at Miss Emma Puck’s residence with good rehearsal. Next meeting will be at Jess Wormans’ house next week. Arrangements for a grand ball planned for early May. Tonight the Bierryland Tract ladies held a dance in Hoffman Hall Petersville with a local band. Runaway collision occurred at 7 this morning on Wo street. no serious injuries though occupants were shaken and vehicles damaged.
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Emma ‘Puck
Jgses Wormans
Bierryland
Hoffman Hall
Petersile
Police Court notes and local arrests reported
Officer Abrecht arrested Bob Williams for drank and disorderly conduct. Mayor Branner jailed him for 13 days. Officer Brookey arrested D Robinson yesterday for disorderly conduct. Mayor Banner paid $1.9 owed. A car load of machinery arrived for the Ice Factory PR B. Wesley Baltzeil contractor improving property of Wn H B Etchison.
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Bob Williams
Branner
Ofiser Brookey
D. Robinson Sterday
Banner
PR. B
Hris Ice Factory
Wesley Baltzeil
Wn. H. B. Etchison
President Diaz Receives Colorful San Diego Welcome
San Diego hosts a grand presidential arrival with a floral path along the main streets. 2,500 local schoolchildren shower the president with calla lilies as officials welcome Diaz and broadcast readings from Mexico. The procession passes through Coronado Beach to the plaza.
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Coronado Beach
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Gunn
Torres
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Ninth Regiment
G. A. R. Post
Army Barracks
Fred
Markham
Wanamaker
Rusk
Lower
Californa
Diaz
United States
Duez
Santa Ana
Hele
Rusk Ako
Orange
South Riverside
Porter shoots wife then ends his own life
April 24 report from Crscisxadl says George Graber, a Vine Street restaurant porter, entered his wife and five children at Seventh and Carr streets, abused her, shot her dead, then killed himself. The couple had not lived together for some time due to Graber's illness and family strife.
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George Graber
Vine Street
Seventh
Carr Streets
Graber
Turbulent Atlantic Dispatches Spark War Talk Across Nations
Mixed dispatches from Trent on the Atlantic threaten Britain and Portugal, with claims of war risk and calls for firm action. Reports cite English plans to repulse Portuguese advances while warning of escalated hostilities if Portugal tests English resolve.
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Tae Breish
Msnkeland
Lostan
Jess
England
Rome Shaken by Massive Explosion and Fire
Rome awoke to terror as a massive explosion at Pozzo Pantaleo magaine shattered the city center and damaged the Vatican. Five killed, 190 wounded as 350 tons of powder ignited, with 40 nearby houses ruined and historic windows shattered. King Humbert toured the wreck, while investigations probe the cause and possible negligence.
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Pozzo Pantaleo
Bulding
Humbert
Iis Way
Pozzo Polutaleo
Whee Hwee Humbert
Line Humbert
Poper
Vallesn
Delam Aar Lawmakers Toe Five Contitimionere
Delam Aar lawmakers toe five contitimionere amid turmoil over new county governance and tax system. The piece reports on elections, officers to be appointed, and statewide fiscal concerns, with references to various officials and a reform act pending passage.
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Mayers
Lal Yack Bey
Petudte Widtewigs
le Hieu
Chy
Breatrer
Desperate clash at Fayette county eviction
Sheriff McCurank and deputies fought an armed siege during an eviction at Monarch works. A Hungarian woman fired a revolver wounding the sheriff in the leg, then attacked with an ax injuring him and deputies. The sheriff shot the assailant and other Hungarians joined the assault, but troops arrived to restore order as several people were wounded and homeless families arose from the chaos.
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McCurank
Fayette County
Tuttle
Sven
Chia Aan
Horsa
Shoe
Oleb
Pirrspere
McClerland
Barrisbars
Loar
Al¢Cormick
Clawson
Westmoreland County
United Press Representehve
Company C
Pam
Coke
McClelan
Lawmakers Hear Budget Bills and Monument Debate
The Pennsylvania senate advances an appropriation of 2,000 for a commission displaying state products at the World’s Columbian Exposition. The bill passes 13 to 24 after speeches by Eaken and others, with amendments increasing house membership, and the measure returns to the House. Also noted is a misfired monument proposal for Plabo Gunter and ongoing budget discussions. In other news, a Pittsburgh freak show museum faces $37,100 bail after conspiracy charges. The proprietors plan three exhibitions to raise funds to leave town.
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Nott
Elitp Wei
Natute
Plabo Gunter
Amtramtsac
Pennsylvania
Ginter
Senate
Peanos Wan
Aloo Pirat
Midhar
Fleccund
Reanne
Diaemuseua
Ffonderland
Ulleme
Renung
Encouraging Orders at Philadelphia and Reading Collieries
Pottsville Pennsylvania April 24 Orders have been received at all Philadelphia and Reading collieries and are in operation throughout the region daily awaiting further notice. This is encouraging to the 3,000 miners and the business men.
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Pottsville
Philadelphia
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Deaf mute poet John Carling dies in New York at 73
John Carling, noted deaf mute artist and poet, died yesterday at his New York residence after months of ill health. He succumbed to pneumonia at age 73, ending a career marked by resilience and creative work despite disability.
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John Callahan
No. 143
East Twenty-third Street
Callahan
Gabrielle Greeley
Pressantvaie
Horace Greeley
The
New York Tribune
Frank Montrose’ Clendenin
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church
B. T. Hell
Pleasantrilis
Chappagna
John Pe
Hagman
Philadelphia
Taload
Womelsdorf
Keating
New Yoak
John Carling
Iis
Gullenders race results and distant stock market note
Race meeting results list multiple events at Gullenders Gerrensead Nova Scotia with names and times in terse form. The Philadelphia stock and produce market report notes closing quotations and values for bonds grains and meats, highlighting March earnings and key bids and prices.
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Gosing
Lehigh Vailas
WN. Pacific Com
N. Pacific
Pita
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Lehigh Savigat'o
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