Train kills man near Mt Pleasant Church-house Suffolk
George Jones dies after being struck by an extra northbound freight train near the Mt Pleasant Church-house in Suffolk. Coroner's jury rules death accidental with intoxication noted. funeral planned with attendance by white and colored people.
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Maareh
George Jones
Mekhinler
Mt. Pleasant
Jones
Alt. Pleasant
George Wis
McKinley
Washington
Tomorow
Washington Jr
The Case of Mrs Snow and Hampton Politics
In Phoebus, Virginia, Mrs Annie Snow struggles as two ill children face typhoid pneumonia and whooping cough while local aid mobilizes. County funds and a Baker Lee gubernatorial bid stir Peninsula politics as Miss Fuller draws praise at the Soldiers Home.
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Phoebus
Virginian
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Shaw
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Lee
Major Lee
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Republiians
Montagne
Booker
Hampton
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Soldiers’ Home
City Vote On Virginia and Carolina Railroad Sale
Petersburg March 3 special report notes city council debated purchasing the Virginia and Carolina railroad stake. A Cham ber of Commerce resolution urged delay for more information and formed a sub committee. A council committee will revisit the issue at 8 p m. A separate item records Rosa Neinbert and Amond Eechberg wed at a local residence with Rev. S Thon officiating.
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Petersburg
We Wilt Smaith
New York
James 8. Negley
Wm. Habersten
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia and Carolina
Messrs. Cgarlett
Roper
Simon Lenard
W. N. Jones
Epes
Muareh
Messrs
AfeCanee
Collier
Bland
Aniyows
Rowell
Kidd
Finnance Committee
Rosa Neinbert
Amond Eechberg
J. Weinberg
Power House Fire Destroys Transit Plant In Philadelphia
A fire at the Union Praction Company power house at Thirteenth and Mount Vernon destroys eight dynamo units and halts streetcar service. Two bystanders, August A Binder and Powell dressed, are killed as transformers explode. several others injured as crews rush to fight the blaze. The loss, around 500000, is covered by insurance and will disrupt surface transit for weeks until power is restored.
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Philadelphia
Thirteenth
Mount Vernon
Union Praction Company
August A. Binder
Powell
Trantion Company
Danger of the Grip and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
The copy warns that influenza can lead to pneumonia but claims use of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia. It asserts thousands have used it without pneumonia and that it cures faster than other treatments. Sizes 25 and 50 cents sold by all druggists.
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Chmberlain
Preacher Ejected From Parsonage In New York
Rev. Daniel Cc. Potter, resisting removal by the Baptist Mission Society and John D. Rockefeller, was forced out of the Parsonage at 162 Second Avenue this afternoon. He was surprised by the guards and pulled from the door before the entry was locked.
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New York
Daniel Cc. Potter
Baptist Mission Society
John D. Rockefeller
Second Avenue
Potter
Witch
Plague in Bombay Reveals Pandemic Sanitation Lesson
The Bombay bubonic plague has reached extreme virulence with 9,111 cases and 8,006 deaths at the month’s start. Authorities warn the mortality rate reflects neglect of sanitary conditions and urge strict personal and public cleanliness as the key defense.
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Bombay
Hogstetter's Stomach Bitters Ad for Health Revival
An advertisement touts Hogstetter's Stomach Bitters as a preventive tonic and remedy for malaria kidney complaints chronic indigestion rheumatism and related fatigue. It claims to renew appetite restore tranquil rest and counteract overwork for merchants clerks students and writers.
Paymaster Corwine Arrested in Chicago
John Corwine the abse nding paymaster of the United States navy stationed at Newport R I was arrested in Chicago this afternoon He arrived from New York City and was identified while registering at the Palmer House He admitted guilt to charges by the Navy Department and police recovered 2950 in his possession He had cashed a 5000 check last Monday and audits show a shortfall between 5000 and 10000 excluding the check His wife lives in Brooklyn and he told police he did not use the money for himself but took responsibility for the loss He refused to say what happened to the cash
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Chicago
John Corwine
United States Navy
Newport
R. J
New York City
Fitzpatrick
H. GO. Read
Corwine
Palmer House
J. Reeves
Navy Department
Brooklyn
Newport Bank
Arrest of Paymaster Corwine Sparks Sympathy in Newport
Newport March 3 Police report the arrest of Paymaster John Corwine in Chicago on a complaint by the First National Bank. His wife Mrs Corwine pleads in Washington claiming a pay shortage on the United States ship Nip sic during a Pacific cruise. The case traces ten years of unaudited accounts, with sympathy growing as Corwine has quietly tried to make up the shortfall.
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Newport
R. I
John Corwline
Chicago
Corwine
First National Bank
United States Depository
United States
Wipsie
Owle
Nipsic Oy
Samoa
Receiver Appointed for Win, Schwarnwelder & Co
New York appoints David F P. Butcher as receiver of Win Schwarnwelder & Co manufacturers of bank and office furniture Liabilities not yet known The January 1 1890 annual statement showed assets 450000 liabilities 170000
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New York
David FP. Butcher
Win, Schwarnwelder & Co
Confederate Leaders in Seven Color Lithograph Portraits
The piece describes a lithographic set in seven colors featuring portraits of Confederate leaders including Jefferson Davis Stevens Lee Jackson Beauregard Johnston A. S. Johnston Gordon Polk Hood Longstreet Wade Hampton Jeb Stuart Kirby Smith A P Hill Bragg Price Morgan Hardee and others, with flags of their era.
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Stevens
Lee
Jackson
Beauregard
Joe Johnston
Albert Sidney
Johnston
Gordon
Polk Hood Longstreet
Wade Hampton
Job Stuart
Kirby Smith
A. P. Hill
Bragg
Price
Morgan
Hardee, &c
Virginian Offers 10 Cent Pictures For Home Or Office
The Virginian announces 10c pictures, sold at the Virginian office. Each picture measures 22 inches by 30 inches and, when mounted and framed, makes a handsome adornment for home or office.
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Virginian
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