Warwick Triumph in Pennsylvania City Races
The Municipal League and Citizens' Committee backed Warwick in a tight municipal contest amid Republican distrust of the "combine" led by Porter and Martin. Ward returns showed Warwick ahead by 23,000 in fifteen wards, with Pattison surging toward a near 90,000 plurality as Quay shifted support for party unity.
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Election results sweep multiple cities across state
In Chambersburg Republicans gain control with a 275 vote margin, Democrats win a safe council seat. Carlisle Democrats lead the council 9 to none, Republicans take assent and auditor posts. Erie reports Republican gains in council and school board races. Wilkes-Barre mall election shows Frances M Nichols elected as non partisan mayoral candidate.
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Aliuilter
Jacate Aden
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Gursugh
Carlisle
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Eris
Erie
Wilkesbarre
Francia M. Nichols
Usyer
Wilkesburm
New Jersey Legislature Action on Bridges and Bids
New Jersey House concurred with Senate on opposing a Delaware River bridge plan between Camden and Philadelphia. Measures passed include a stable refuse survey ban in Jersey City, a commission for a home for disabled soldiers and spouses, and a $100,100 annual stake for gravel road projects. Senate and House bills touched tenure, National Guard company formation, and judicial ethics. Governor Werts nominees, including William S. Gummere, confirmed.
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Bursting Gun Kills Lieutenant Peck at Fort Peck
A report from Sanpy Hoos New Jersey notes Lieutenant Fremont B. Peck of the ordnance corps died after the breech of a Hotchkiss rapid firing gun burst during a third round. A fragment struck him in the face and side. Sergeant John Sharpe was slightly injured.
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Senate adjourns after silver fight ends no vote
Feb 22 report details the silver forces in the senate driving debates, the Jones bill failing to gain a vote, and an adjournment at 9 pm after a long, contested session. It notes movements toward a vote on Wolcott's resolution and the pending appropriation bills dominating the remainder of the session.
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Murderer Gentry Arrested After Knife Attack
Philadelphia dispatches report the arrest of murderer Gentry following a failed fatal assault. He claimed the knife broke during the attempted crime and said he acted in self defense. He suffered a compound leg fracture and serious bruising, with two telegrams found in his pocket signed "Nedge" and "With love Madge." Authorities describe his condition as dangerous.
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Harvard faculty votes to abolish intercollegiate football
The Harvard college faculty voted to abolish intercollegiate football. Michigan’s legislature passed a bill separating Detroit’s board of health from state control. The California assembly approved a woman suffrage bill by a 4 to 2 vote.
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Whipple Becomes Crawford Bank Fraud Suspect in Nebraska
Owsus Neb Feb 23 Albert Whipple of Crawford Hyannis a fugitive from justice and Albert B Whipple once imprisoned at Fort Madison appears to be the same man responsible for forged tickets and a bank lockout at Crawford. He was jailed after a robbery claim and later lived in Wyoming with army contracts and stores at Crawford and Hyannis. A Sacramento? inquiry notes his links to officials who sought his pardon. An Indiana scene follows with temperance barbs and a pardon in Michigan for a burglary convict. The Savannah crew of the Jenny Thomas fears crew danger, and a Jersey Central express wreck near Parlin kills one fireman and injuries others. President Cleveland plans a rest after adjournment.
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