Bergman guilty of fratricide sentenced for March hanging
Bergen, who killed his brother for not giving money, was found guilty and sentenced to be hanged on March 23. Market reports from New York and Philadelphia note sugar stock trading and commodity price activity across flour, wheat, corn, oats, beef, lard, and cheese, with livestock markets showing mixed signals and softer hog prices.
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Woman suffrage convention opens in Maryland led by Susan B Anthony
The National American Woman's Suffrage Association began its twenty sixth annual convention in Metzerott Music Hall with Miss Susan B Anthony presiding. Speakers from Kansas New York and Colorado addressed progress for women voting while Colorado praised for enfranchisement and broader political equality.
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Miss Anthony and Speakers Promote Women’s Rights
The article reports on a meeting featuring Miss Anthony urging women's suffrage and citizenship rights. Rev. Anna Stan of Pennsylvania and Miss Laura Jobus of Colorado spoke, with Sissy Jean Brook and Greenleaf of New York contributing papers. Congressman Pence of Colorado closed the event.
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New York
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Pennsylvania
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Colorado
Sissy Jean Brook
Greenleaf
Neens
Representativ Pence
Philadelphia Sensation In Immigrant Labor Probe
An affidavit at Ellis Island names Wanamaker and Mrs Hart as principals in alleged violations of alien contract labor laws. Immigrants Timmons Weaver Gallagher Ferry Curran say they were recruited from Middledaugh Ireland by Mrs Hart, Wanamaker's London agent, forced to sign contracts, paid own way to the U S, arrived in Philadelphia December 19, and were dismissed from Wanamaker jobs after being promised tickets and transportation. The case is to be thoroughly investigated.
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New York
Wanamaker
Mra Breest Hart
Brucot Hart
Fhe Medical Record
London
England
Sgure
United States
Ellis Island
Philadelphia
Ony
Donegal Industrial Fund Association
William J. Timmons
Jace Weaver
Bridger Gallagher
Hugh Ferry
Oxon Curran
Elis
Middledaugh
Ireland
Hart
Mr. Wanamaker
Liverpool
Legal point for labor halts wage cut by Union Pacific
In Omaba Neb Feb 16 unions hail Judge Caldwell order revoking Union Pacific wage schedule. Denver Feb 16 J N Corbin argues court action opens path for labor in interstate disputes. AgLawwaueee Feb 16 unions seek modification of injunction against Northern Pacific workers. New York Feb 16 Dr Friedrich Hammache r warns treaty rejection may trigger war with Russia. Jersey City Feb 16 pugilists arraigned and bailed after smoker ruse. Wassiseros Feb 16 Watts painting offered to US government for White House display.
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House Committee On Foreign Affairs
White House
First Volunteer Edward W Ericks Dies in Cambridge
Bosroy Feb 6 General Edward W Ericks dies at his home in Fayerweather and Huron streets Cambridge after a long illness from wounds in service. He was the first man to volunteer in the war of the rebellion. Fireman Seriously Injured in Norfolk Fire Norfolk Va Feb 16 Norfolk Cereal company mill on Water street destroyed by fire yesterday. Lots about £20 Insurance slight J I Bry art captain of company No 1 and Fireman Richard Eastwood injured, the former seriously.
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Fayerweather and
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Norfolk Cereal Company
Water Street
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Richard Eastwood
Bloomsberg
Broonserre
Bloomsburg Car Company
New York, Susquehbanna and Western Railway Company
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Carberry
Newark
X.F
John Carberry
Towle
Peckham Nomination Indicates Possible Rejection Vote
In Wasaixetox on February 16 the senate adjourned after three hours without acting on the Peckham nomination. insiders expect a late vote, with anti Peckham forces claiming 33 votes against confirmation and several doubtful others. Senators Pugh Harris and Lindsay spoke for confirmation, while Vilas continued his defense as adjournment occurred.
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Harris
Lindsay
Senate Vote Breaks Tie Over Oklahoma Town Site Bill
Vice President Stevenson casts the deciding vote to pass a Rock Island Railway order requiring trains to stop at Enid and Round Pond Oklahoma, ending refusals that forced settlers to travel for freight. Senate action leaves the bill needing House concurrence and notes key supporters and opponents.
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United States
Oklahoma
Rock Island Railroad Company
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Platt
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Bland
Anarchist Victim Dies After Hazardous Device Explodes
In London at Greenwich Park a French anarchist died after a bottle containing a hazardous substance exploded in his pocket. Police suspect he triggered the blast by stumbling in a crowded street car, leaving behind documents in French and English. The case ties to a suspected leadership role within anarchist circles.
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Greenwich Park
Howifal
Thas
Ats
Tottenham Court Road
Charing Cross
Henry
Paris
McKane verdict noted with mercy recommendation in Gravesend case
A New York jury found John McKane guilty of destroying registry lists and ballot tampering. The verdict carried a strong jury recommendation for clemency and possible mercy, with sentencing set for nine o'clock. McKane faces two to ten years in state prison depending on the court's discretion, while appeals are anticipated.
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Supreme Court
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Bud Stone Hanged for Infamous Indiana Murders
JEFFERSONVILLE Ind Feb 16 James Stone known as Bud Stone was hanged in the county jail after a brutal Sept 15 1895 murder spree near Glendale nine miles east of Washington He killed Elizabeth Wratten her son Denson and his wife and three children with a corn knife in a robbery attempt He walked to the gallows without tremor and offered no excuses for his crime as his spiritual adviser urged him to repent.
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Jeffshsonville
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James Stone
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Ethel
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Eirat Steps Toward an Independent Hawaiian Government
Reports from Honolulu through February 8 outline President Dole's letter to Minister Willis defending the provisional government stance. The text adds no new claims beyond prior published points and notes J. G. Carter’s removal from Brewer & Co amid annexation tensions. Carberry Stil Hiccoughing.
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Litioukalani
Congress
Unclear fragment notes a violent incident in San Francisco
An unreadable OCR fragment reports a violent event in San Francisco with a woman found unconscious after a night disturbance. The text is garbled and names or precise details are missing.
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