Farm for sale in Howard county 225 acres
For base the farm of Mrs. C. E. B. Schindler in Howard county offers 225 acres of land with 200 cleared, timber balance. Recently fed crops good, all necessary buildings in fair condition. Owner anxious to sell at low figure. call at my office. House for sale on North Marset Street East side near Ann Vanfoasen property. Two story brick with garret, lot 19 by 120 feet, cheap as owner resides in another state. For particulars call at my office.
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Mutual Insurance
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neirs
John T. Frazier
Bruns rck
Petersville
beck
Eitehen
army office
Joan
Williams
sraddock
Peederick
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waoa
Dixon
bes
Caill
price
A. J. Nockis
Mechanicstown
C. EB. Schindler
Howard county
Ee Schindler
Edward Percy
Marseter
Ann- Sel Vanfoasen
Perry
eame
Senate Rejection of Findlay Chilean Claims Arbitrator
The Senate rejected John V. I. Findlay of Maryland as arbitrator for Chilean claims. The agent and secretary were confined. Reconsideration could only occur after two successive executive sessions with a motion to reconsider.
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Eiadtar
Washnies
acc
John V. I. Findlay
Maryland
United States
senate
Cabinet Criticisms on Harrity Silver Letter
Washington February 2 The private Harrity Silver letter debate splits Democrats on free coinage and cabinet choices. Senators and representatives from Alabama Tennessee Missouri Ohio and Massachusetts condemn or defend the inquiry while praising cabinet appointees Herbert and Cleveland era figures gauge party unity and political risk.
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congress
netior Democratic chai Psan
car
Harris
Tennessee
Pizh
Alabama
Heripointment
Herbert
house
secretary of the navy
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agaimer
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Democratic party
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Omhey
Mir Peffer
aurriculture
Representative Bhand
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national committee
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Massachusetts
Hateh
Misouri
Lama Democrat
Outhwaite
Ohio
Pierce
Air. Watson
Georgia
Otis
Kansas
Springer
Illinois
committee on ways and means
Harritt
Jennr Simpson
William I. Wilson
West Virginia
Glney
New England Democrate
Blorni
navy department
Smith
Carl im
Mr. Cobb Mo
Turner
Bingham
Reid
Maine
Hill
Hawaii Question Compromise: Commissioners Remain in Washington
Washington Feb 9 1 Commissioners Thorton Castle and Carter of the Hawaiian annexation committee stay in Washington until the Senate acts on the treaty. Reports say Princess Kaiulani may visit the United States with T H Davies who urged a US protectorate, while her friends oppose the move.
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Washxcox
Messrs
Thurston, Castle and Carter
special
Washington
senate
San Francisco
Honolulu
United States
Kiaulina
T. H. Davies
Exeland
Davies
Lincoln
London
Liliokalani
Davie
bri
Mitchells Money Up and Fight Details Advance
Corbett's manager predicts a match with "Persoadour Jim" in New York as talks with Mitchell progress. William A. Brady and Mitchell with Squire Abington met at Gedney House, agreeing to drop further bargaining. Mitchell has deposited a certified check, while Brady departs for Boston after stating renewed belief in a sincere arrangement.
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Corbett
New York
Sty
Brady
Mitchell
New Orleans
Canada
Boston
Mosher’s Peculations Grow in Nebraska Bank Collapse
In Lixcoy Nebraska a $200 000 paper forgery scheme and a $173 000 batch of notes tied to Mosher and Hurlburt come to light. Liabilities may exceed $1 000 000 with virtually no assets and only ten cents on the dollar expected to be recovered. A Reading Railway palace car, valued near 600 thousand, stands in Pullman shops awaiting disposition as JeLeod’s receivership unfolds.
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Mosher
Lixcoy
Neb
National bank
Hurlburt
UeLeod
Palace on
CHICAGO
Pullman
JeLeod
Reading road
Reading
Reading company
McLeod
Saved from a Living Tomb in Clarseville and Day in Trouble
A Feb 24 report from Clareville states Peter Johnson, believed dead, revived after a spectator bathed his brow, and he is recovering. In Rapid City, ML Day, ex gubernatorial hopeful, faces serious trouble over alleged sale of mortgaged property and bond issues, with calls to remove him as World’s Fair commissioner for South Dakota.
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CLARESVILLE
Fenn
Peter Johnson
Elkton
de uesto
cora
Day
Rapw City
M. D
HL Day
Dakota
Rapid Walier Horse Ranch company
Mack
ziters
sear fignr
Dars
South Dakota
GramiixG
Mich
Charles M. Jackson
Crate
Willam
Pope Addresses French Catholic Freedom Amid Pledges
The text records a pope speaking on France's Catholic identity and the need for freedom and church rights. It mentions French pilgrims, the liberal Portugese premier, and a new cabinet pledging amnesty for political prisoners, regional freedom, and municipal powers.
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raner
Bori
France
Fort Wayne road accident injures many at Columbia Circle
A Wednesday collision on the Atlantic cypress Fort Wayne road near Columbia Circle Indiana injures several people. One person dies outright and eight are seriously hurt. authorities expect many to recover.
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Fort Wayne
Columbia
Death of Rufus Hatch The Wall Street Builder and Downfall
New York reports the death of Rufus Hatch a former prominent Wall Street figure once linked with the Pacific Mail and Pan American interests. Hatch rose from Chicago commission trade to a leading broker in New York then endured multiple fortunes and bankruptcies before dying comparatively poor leaving three children from his first marriage and four from his second.
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Hatch
Maine
Chicteo
Henre Keep
Northwestern
Aft. Watch
Wall street
England
Germany
Yellowstone park
Park avenue
Air Hitch
Iron Steamboat company
Great Northern Pacific
Ioo
Villard
Northern Pacific
Stock Exchange
busines
James F. Keene
Afr
Washington
Raf Hateh & Co
Cattle Randing, Limited
Hateh
Charlestte T. Hatch
Gray
Pacific Mail
Ezra and the Law Readings At Jerusalem Temple
A historic Bible lesson describes Ezra reading the Law at the Jerusalem temple on the seventh month, with Levites guiding the people to understand the sacred text. It notes the feast sequence, reverence shown by the crowd, and contrasts heart worship with outward ritual. The piece ends with an unrelated notice of Judge Weybach’s appointment to the Franklin bench by Governor Pattison.
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ACAD praier
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supreme
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Pattison
Geary
Thief Confesses Fifteen Year Bank Embezzlement
Peter T. Elbrith, a paying teller at First National Bank, admits stealing about 559,900 over fifteen years. He is in custody of the U S marshal after a bank examiner uncovered a long running shortage and a confession from Smith, who also worked on the books.
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Wine
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nue
Smith Bur atlsn
Bank Examiner Stone
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Old Swindler Broadwell Caught in Bank Fraud Case
New York report says Inspector McLaughlin arrested Stephen Broadwell, a famed counterfeiter and bank swindler. Broadwell, hospitalized and considered gravely ill, faces charges for multiple 19th and early 20th century bank frauds in Cincinnati and Detroit. He previously operated during a phase of counterfeit boom and was once linked to a large Spanish note scheme. The case hints at possible westward trial if he survives.
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America
New Yor
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Stephen
Broadwell
Cincinnati
Detroit
Heflevne hospital
Third National Bank of Cincinnati
First National Bank of Cincinnati
German National Bank of Cincinnati
Third National Bank of Detroit
City Savings Bank of Detroit
SEAL
Havana
Madison avenue
Electric Traction Line Sold to Philadelphia Syndicate
The Schuylkill Traction Company trolley line from Loewstdale through Ashland to Mahanoy City, about twenty three miles, has been purchased by a Philadelphia syndicate led by William F Harrity and Dallas Sanders. Thirteen miles are in operation, with full line expected by mid March. the deal links forty collieries in Schuylkill and Wyoming counties.
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Privapeupata
Schuylkill Traction company
Loewstdale
Ashland
Ishandville
Shenandoah
Mahanoy City
ieneth
Philadelphia
William F. Harrity
Dallas Sanders
Mahanoy
Schurlkill county
Rivermen Hope for Higher Water This Year in Pennsylvania
Rivermen in Ptitsburg forecast a rising flood stage as warm weather returns. One to three feet of snow blankets Pennsylvania, and if temperatures stay up several days a higher water level than seen this year is expected.
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PTITSBURG
Pennsylvania
Governor Werts Vetoes Race Track Bills in New Jersey
The governor vetoes three race track bills calling them unconstitutional and against public policy. House members vote to override. senate to vote next morning with Republicans expected to oppose and a separate fight over the state agriculture board.
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House
New Jersey
Flynn
senate
state board of agriculture
Bandits Sentenced for Life in Sicilian Case Atrocity
In Calvanisetta Sicily eleven brigands were convicted of the kidnapping and murder of landowner Billotti. They received life penal servitude after extorting 500 000 Lire and killing Billotti by burning and strangulation when the money failed to arrive. The sentence underscores Italy’s drive against bandits.
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Calvanisetta
Girgenti
Sicily
Inez
Billotti
Budotti
Reading securities fall as market closes amid weakness in Philadelphia
At the Philadelphia close Reading stocks again weaken with declines reported. Reading’s management seen as central to the firm’s direction while quotes for Lehigh Valley and Pacific are shown. Prices for wheat, corn, oats, pork, and dairy items appear steady to subdued in weathered market notes.
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New England
Lehigh Valley
THY
Pacific
Sole
B.T
W.NEL& Pa
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