Delamaters Indicted and court actions eyed
Meadville Pa May 13 Grand jury returns indictments against Delamater & Co in Killen and Murray cases and against Victor Delamater for embezzlement. Counsel seeks continuance pending supreme court venue decision. Judge Henderson considers precedence for other cases.
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Delamaters
Meadville
Delamater & Co
Killen and Murray
Victor Delamater
Casinet
Supreme Court
Juige Henderson
Ivei
Bank of Cannonsburg Authorized to Begin Business
The First National Bank of Cannonsburg, Pa. capital 50,000, authorized to commence operations. Winter wheat conditions across Minnesota show improvement, six points above normal for this date, the best since 1895. Guatemala’s new envoy Antonio Batzes arrives in Washington with R. A. Salazar to open immigration information bureau in New York. Ex County Treasurer Serer Senley pleads guilty in Chippewa Falls to embezzling county funds. he has been jailed over five months, maintaining his innocence.
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Minnis
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Antonio Batzes
Zamnister
Guatemala
United States
Washington
R. A. Salazar
Ls Govs
Bureau of Information and Immigration
New York City
ExCounty
Serer Senley
Chippewa Faills
Wis
Serler
Briggs a Heretic Defeated by Presbytery Vote
New York March 18 crowd fills old Scotch church as Rev Dr Charles A Briggs, professor at Union Theological Seminary, faces onstage showdown over alleged heretical utterances. Majority report finds Briggs guilty. minority seeks further or different investigation. Debate cites progressive sanctification and aims to appeal to the Supreme Court. potential church split looms.
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Supreme Court of
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Charles A. Briges
Union Theological Seminary
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Yestenlay
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Vance
Waen
McIlvaine
Forbes
Edwards
General Assembly
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Lampe
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AicUvaine
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McKvaine
MccHvaine
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Er ‘York
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Russian Grand Duke wounded in attempted assassination
An annual report from May 13 Western wires states Grand Duke Nicholas Alexandrovitch was attacked near Lake Biwa at Owari Raine, Tsu Sanso. The assailant struck with a sword, inflicting a minor wound while the intended murder failed. The imperial party traveled to Kyoto, receiving sympathy from the Japanese emperor and ministers.
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Nicholas Alexandrovitch
Roweta
Dyins
Oraw
Bimaumi
Tsuas Sanso
Imperial
Kivla
Short Termers and legal actions across a busy May day
District Attorney Graham weighs compelling short term organizations to surrender New Jersey charters, focusing on the American Mutual Order of Protection. Separate cases include Philadelphia representative Jacob Schick facing assault charges in a barroom dispute, three murderers sentenced in Aman, Ga, and notes from courts and councils on various local affairs.
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8. S. Iszard
Short Ter
New Jersey
George S. Graham
Tizard
American Mutual Order of Protection
Flamiscere
Jacob Schick
Philadelphia
Fritchey
Martin Neary
Quaker City Athletic Club
Grand Hotel
Schick
Neary
Penniite Thompson
AmanTs
Clark
Elisha Underwood
Charles VW. Osborne
George Washington
Underwood
Osborne
Wahington
Sayre
James AL Bradley
Washgton
Ban O Oliver
Washington
President Harrison Receives Warm Denver Welcome
President Harrison is greeted by thousands in Denver as he travels from the Grand Army parade to a banquet at the Metropolitan hotel. Gov Routt and Senators Teller and Walcott lead the receptions, with schoolchildren showering flowers and a city-wide display of affection. He commends Colorado’s growth and strong common school system before departing by train amid public cheers.
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Thossands
Metropolitan
Teller
Walcott
Shiek
Hetel
Metropolitan Hotel
Lincoln Avenue
Broadway
Routt
Pioneers of
Colorado
Grand Army
Citién
Far East
Kal
Jian Pow
Esc
Grand Army of the Republic
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Denver
Drs. Harrison
Grant Smelter
West Denver
Burlington Road
Assault and burglary strike Seeserteld home
May 13 in Seeserteld Is. a woman named Lillie Sheehan was found bound and near unconscious from an assault by a burglar who demanded money and jewels. No suspects identified as yet and doctors fear she may die from injuries.
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Habenger
Jersey Dry
Edward Willimington Habenger
Big Bell Finger
Mary Hallenger
Seeserteld
Afiss
Lillie Sheehan
Ana Amie
Savvis Goring
Tale of the 32a aeagh Cyclone Experience at Sea
An Atlantic voyage narrative recounts a merchant ship from the Mediterranean ports facing a weeklong cyclone. Chief Officer Foss and Captain Ells describe the vessel diving beneath the waves and then submerging again to rise amid towering seas. The crew feared destruction but the ship survived, with water flooding the hold and fourteen ullages found near the hold. The experience is deemed unprecedented by the officers.
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Putravrina
Canton
Ellis
Aramie
Ake Enou
Aya
Ells
Foss
Atlantic
Ford the Bohemian Humorist of Puck and Life
Ford, born in St Louis in 1854 and raised in Brooklyn, is a noted surveyor turned journalist and humorist. His Puck sketches earn praise as sharp satire, with "The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table" cited as a prime American humorous type. a book of his sketches is planned.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Stockbridge
New York
Ford
Tour Massos
Timotheus Taminosian: Syrian student at Michigan Univ
Timotheus Taminosian, son of a Syrian shoemaker from Antioch, studies medicine at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. He travels in native dress, remains loyal to his homeland, and expects to practice medicine among Syrians after earning his diploma with high honors. He is twenty nine years old.
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Timotheus Taminosian
Michigan University of Ann Arbor
Timotheus Tamenosian
Antioch
America
New Belt of Camels Hair Tested for Durability
A belt woven with cotton warp and camels hair filling is claimed to be more durable and less slip prone than feather belts. The fabric undergoes chemical treatment and is subjected to rigorous whet tests to verify performance.
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New York Journal
Tracy's Confident Talk on Craters and naval reach
Secretary Tracy in Cleveland discusses Charleston and San Francisco orders to capture insurgent craft, asserts U S Navy will act, notes lack of public cipher text, and neutral arms policy. Also covers Buffalo reception for President Cleveland and other brief items from May events.
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Dosim
Chariceton
Charleston
Zaelig Techie
Uns
Sue Ohner
United States Navy
Pacific
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Baltumory
Tutu
United States
San Francisco
Insurgenta
Senate and House Debates Shape Mine Safety Bill
The session debated suspending rules to consider a bill on mine health and safety, with lengthy remarks and a conflicting push by Senator Heeming of Colastis. The measure was defeated after extensive discussion. In the House, Patterson proposed $00 for a Gettysburg battlefield petition, and a general health and safety bill for anthracite mines passed with final yeas and nays. Walton’s bill granting contractor mechanics’ lien rights and limiting interference by contracts passed with yeas and ways.
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Colastis
Senate
Uu Ute
Secon
Snaier
Teresa
Les
McDonald
Lackawanna
Patterson
Pennsylvania
Forteth New York Regiment
Gettyshans
Permons
Walton
Yeas
Catholic Knights Convene in St George's Hall
The supreme council of the Catholic Knights of America meets in Biennial session at St George's Hall Thirteenth and Arch streets for four days. The order aims to unite Catholics across professions to advance morals and material welfare through lectures business encouragement and a $2000 benefit fund. The council meets across forty two states with plans and laws outlined.
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Catholic Knights
Philadeltica
Cathoic Knights of America
St. George's Hall
Arch
Editor Eugene Miller Death By Own Action at Ringway
Eugene Miller former editor of The Willamsport Democrat and proprietor of The McBean Democrat died by taking laudanum during a period of temporary insanity caused by sleeplessness. The incident occurred at Ringway Pennsylvania on May 13.
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Ringway
Eugene Miller
Willamsport Democrat
The
McBean Democrat
Guttenberg Racecard Recap
Yesterday at Guttenberg track multiple four to six furlong events featured horses such as Gorrexpena Vefaulter St Patrick and Altigar. Winners included Little Jit Sandstone and Count Luna with varying times and distances noted for each race.
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Gorrexpena
N. J
Vefaulter
St Patrick
Lima B
Lied
Baldtrin
Sir George
Emain J
Altigar
Patuleot
Bratton
Charles Pest
San
Hed Elim
Count Luna
Philadelphia Markets Close On Quiet Trading Day
Closing quotations from the Philadelphia stock and produce exchanges show a unsettled market with Pennsylvania bids steady for Lehigh Bailey and Lehigh Navigation. Produce trade notes mixed prices for wheat corn oats and soy as the market remains subdued with no major features.
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Lehigh Navigation
Lebisu Vaney
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Pacticomm
Reading Bidl & SL
Rte
Reading
Pheadelsla
Sisaie Ani Sesseen
Soper SR Mnzs Sdn
Entras
Faaily
SDAS
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Beko
Ford Jar
Chivd Mess
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