Orphans Court Actions and Civil Docket Notes
Administrators appointed for Mary O. Cramer and D R K Herring estates. Amanda Stottlemyer’s final account settled for Joseph Stottlemyer. Martin L. Younkins will for probate filed. A civil suit, Benjamin Stottlemyer vs J Green, verdict for plaintiff. Corum Bros vs Geo Corum delayed to Jan 30. Printers Union forming. 17 printers pledged. Tex for Adams Diehl Jr. Wadsworth properties. Gaver real estate transfers.
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Mary O. Cramer
George L. Cramer
D. RK. Herring
Adelside Herring
Edward Herring
Amanda Stottlemyer
Joseph Stottlemyer
Martin L. Younkins
Barzick
Benjamin Stottlemyer
J. Green
Lewistown
Weil
P. PF. Pampell
Jacob Rohrback
Wilson
Corum Bros
Geo. Corum
Adam Diehl, Sr
Adam Diehl
Adeline Wadsworth
Lawrence L. Wadsworth
Brunswick
Jacob Summers
Elias Gaver
John T. Gaver
King Kalakaua of Hawaii Dies in Honolulu
Kalakaua, king of the Hawaiian Islands, died at 2:39 pm in Honolulu after a period of illness. Attendants and officials gathered as the king weakened, with no sign of recognition from Col. Macfarlane before death. Embalming planned, funeral arrangements unclear, services possibly at the Episcopal church, with the body to depart on the Charleston.
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Bin
McKenley
Col. Macfarlane
Col. Baker
Claus , Spreybels
Kalakaua
Woods
Hawaiian Islands
Episcopal Church
Charleston
Honolulu
United States
Kamehameha VI
Yaeari
David Kalakaua
William Lunshito
Lunalilo
Saiikaua
Emma
Kamehamehi FV
Hiralakaua
Robert SW. Wilcox
Robert Boyd
Honolula
Kalakaus
Lalieuckalani
Halakawa
Halakaua
Lilimokelaai
Election results and political shifts from scattered reports
Fragmentary dispatches note various state results with Senate re elections and party votes. References include Jan 21 updates from North Carolina Virginia new york and others, naming Varner Jones Hill Voorhees and other figures as winners or nominees, amid incomplete details and scattered balloting data.
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N.C
Sonsgos Varner
United States Senate
Litthe Keak
Ave
Uartal
James KR. Jones
Ynsterdy Jiptdeowshire
Janatur West
Leytskitare
Yeaterday
Attany
Hill
Deere
Isprasapolis
Mair
McCormack
Howse
Miller
The Joint committee meets on state offices
Lincoln Jan 31 The Joint committee orders the lisl state to hearse contest for state offices convened yesterday A protest from Governor Dowd claims the session was not properly presented for signatures An adjournment to present the concurrent resolution to the governor and lieut governor was approved by 099 to 72 with Republicans and Democrats voting yes and eleven Independents joining.
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Liscoln
Seb
Lisl
Dowd
Missors
Siguaberestras
Then
Destitution and relief across Europe and Beyond
Reports from London Paris Vienna and Berlin describe the European relief drive for the poor with Salvation Army shelters crowded in Paris and Vienna roars of hunger. Typhus fears in Silesia raise questions about rulers while Irish rent payments resume post Parnell split and Scottish rail strikes show signs of ending.
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Lundog
Salvation Army
Inbur
Paris
Vienna
Ger-mar
Schwidnitz
Silesia
Duke of
Ratibor
Prussia
McAdams Protest Over Camden Seat Occupancy
In Trenton on January 21 Mr Nash presented the protest of Francis J Mc Adams of Camden countys Second district against Joseph Engard occupying his seat It was referred to the committee on elections for action.
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McAdams
Trenton
Nash
Francis J. McAdams
Camden County
Joseph Engard
Committee On Elections
Weather and political clash in heated congressional session
The report notes fair and warmer weather with southwest winds. In Washington, Mr Mills storms the House, demanding debate on approving the journal while the speaker remains firm. The journal is approved after extended disruption. Senate actions and election bill discussions follow amid party tensions.
Epidemic and wrecks spark scattered news items
Influenza 2 epidemic hits May's Landing and a wreck in Athens Pa leaves one dead and several injured. A Boston will bequeaths to Eleanor J. W. Baker’s estate to a mission society. A rumor of a sharp oil service lecture is denied. Jacob Walters and son Harry, Carnems works firemen, hit by a train at Braddock Pa. Spanish cabinet ends most trade treaties except with Morocco. New Jersey Socialists plan Elizabeth as headquarters. Balloting for US senator begins at Springfield with Palmer, Oglesby, Streeter tallies noted.
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Athens
Eleanor J. W. Baker
Boston
Sim
Oil Service
Jacob Walters
Harry
Carnems Works
Braddock
Morocco
New Jersey
Elizabeth
United States
Springfeld
Palmer
Cameron Elected In Turbulent Senate Fight For Cameron
In a chaotic Senate session Cameron won the vote amid absences and shifting loyalties. Black tally reached 15 in one tally while Logan shifted support to J C Aibly. Democratic defections and farmer bloc pressure shaped the result. In the House Cameron led 113 to 17 with several votes not cast.
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Beth Hutees
Cameron
Black
Logan
J.C. Aibly
Tires Democrats
Cagierom
Tangcart
Tagesrt
Bethel
Btilly
Death and crime and mining news from Jan 21 era era
A garbled late 19th century dispatch reports a range of items: the death of Col Theodore W Bean in Norntnps, Pa from a self-inflicted throat wound amid alleged financial troubles. Capt Thomas F Maroney of the Eighth Regiment found dead by a river in Barrgisayne. Lizzie Andrews dies from an oil of tansy overdose in South Bethlehem deemed criminal. a death warrant for West, the Crouch family killer, set for Feb 26. iron workers in Bethleham face wage cuts up to 25 percent. a mine powder explosion injures three near Shenandoah City. and horse racing results from Glouceston and Guttenborz with multiple winners and times.
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Col
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Barrgisayne
Thomas F. Maroney
Eighth Regiment
National Gaani
State Arsenal
Cumberland Valley
Sridge
Gil
Lizzie Andrews
Bethlehem
Buzzardsville
Monroe County
Pattison Cabinet Members Named in Philadelphia Chronicle
Details of Governor Pattison's incoming administration list key appointees including William Harrity as secretary of the commonwealth and William Hensel as attorney general. Also notes Capt. William McClelland as adjutant general, with biographies and prior roles in politics, law, and publishing. Mentions labor unrest in Pennsylvania and Reading terminal agreement.
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Coumonath
Williaum Hurrity
Phila
Gener
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Lancaster
McClelland
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Commonwealth
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Erie
Ooeral
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Mercer
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Llavelty
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Ihiladelphia
Cleveland
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New Equitable Trust Company
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William Abler Hensel
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Gon Corti
Quarryvile
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Toroe
Lancaster Intellizancer
Las
Pennsylvania State Editorial Association
Jeremiah &. Black
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Hensel
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New Wilmington
Penteslyania Reserve Veteran Corps
Congress
Iezé
State Democratic Committee
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Puitsburs
Markets today on Philadelphia and New York Exchanges
Reports from Philadelphia and New York describe quiet trading with some demand for preferred income bonds. Notable mentions include prices for Reading, Lehigh Valley, and Reading istplon, plus listings for Pennsylvania Reading, Lehigh Valley, and other regional issues. Prices for New York Steamship and Western markets appear steady with typical seasonal volatility.
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Leligh Vailey
Lebish Valley
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