Fox Hunt in France Ends With Reynard Run Down
Paris reporters describe a Pau hounds chase near Lourie Saint James where Reynard outpaced riders for two hours. A series of mishaps included Anatole rider Thorn thrown, Larregain injury, and a dramatic dig out of the fox before the final capture by the whip and hounds. Riders Thorn Lamontagne de Madre and others present. several attendees unscathed, others not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Larregain
Louteur de Chevaux
Pau
Jean de Madre
Reynard
Thorn
Rene Lamontagne
Age
Gill
Rene Lamont
Comte Jean de Madre
William Lawrence
Messrs
Wadsworth
Rogers
Mancreasy
Swan
Comte D’evry
Miss Hutton
Uckily
Leancassie
J. Hutton
Morris Post
John Nugent
W. J. Cagine
Stuart
Perry's would be assassin faces political backlash
Paris reports Aubertin, the would be assassin of M. Ferry, as the inventor of several failed devices and now in deep poverty. Radicals blame the demagogue press for instigating him while authorities prepare to hear his claim of accomplices on Tuesday. Ferry's wounds provoke concern as officials and legislators visit his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Aubertin
M. Ferry
Journal Des Debats
Republique Francaise
Touvier
M. Perry
No French Cabinet Yet as Fallieres Drops Plan
Paris December 11 M Fallieres informed President Carnot he could not form a cabinet from Republican group support and abandoned the effort. Senator Tirard was asked to try next, but M Lockroy refused to join any cabinet under Tirard. The attempt now hinges on Tirard and allied ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Fallieres
the Elysee Today
Carnot
M. Lockkroy
M. F Pallieres
Tirard
M. Lockroy
M. Tirard
Fori
Ible
Pinney
M, Tirard
Crown Prince's Throat Healing Progress Reported
The Tugeblatt cites medical examinations showing the Crown Prince’s throat is improving. Vallone Gatdle indicates no change to the usual winter entertainments due to his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tugeblatt
Dentist Wettlaufer's Tragic Death In New York
Special telegram reports John Wettlaufer a 46 year old German dentist who killed himself after years of sorrow over a missing son and mounting morphine use. He left notes to a coroner and family friends, expressed fear of madhouse commitment, and ended his life with a rope after preparing a makeshift noose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
New York
John Wettlaufer
Third Avenue
Thirty-third Street
East Thirtythird Street
George Fritz
Willie
E. D. Ramstell
Wettlaufer
Ramsdell
Fritz
Rosencranz
Central Hotel
West Street
Sin
J. Waerzlaurer
Barber
Agnes
Rackling and Co
Freeport
Elopement of Indian and Clergyman's Daughter Stirs New York Town
Niagara report details the elopement of David Littlejohn, a Tuscarora Indian, with Pauline Schwitzer, daughter of Rev. Gustav Schwitzer of Swarmsville. They wed after meeting at Goat Island and traveling via Tonawanda and Hamilton. Parents vow action. locals threaten tar and feather. Littlejohn earned money through fighting roosters and liquor, now missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Niagara
David Littlejohn
Pauline
Gustav Schwitzer
Swarmsville
Erie County
Littlejohn
Goat Island
Prospect House
Swart Lle
Tonawanda
Hamilton
Stereensine
Toronto
Young Boston man commits suicide in New York hotel
A tall Boston man registered as George Gorham Bond at the Gilsey House in New York. He shot himself in his room about 2 AM, the revolver beside him, and died shortly after at New York Hospital. Two letters were found among his belongings addressed to friends and to his uncle A C Huldekoper staying at the Hotel Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIMES
New York
Boston
Gilsey House
George Gorham Bond
Mr. Bond
Night Watchman
Bond
New York Hospital
A. C. Huldekoper
Brunswick
Pillar Collapse Sparks Panic at Catholic Chapel
A 15 foot pillar gave way during a morning Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Fourteenth Street New York. Five to six hundred worshippers were leaving when the collapse occurred injuring several people who were not seriously hurt. Names were not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fourteenth Street
Bethlehem Builds Two New Moravian and Evangelical Churches
Special Telegram to The Times Bethlehem December 11 Moravian chapel consecrated by Bishop Edmund De Schweinuts D.D. free of debt Evangelical Association church in South Bethlehem dedicated by Bishop Thomas Bowman assisted by Pastor Key Dr Saylor and local men The brick edifice cost eight thousand dollars and sits on Fountain Hill near a prominent site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
the Times
Bherelenem
Edmund de Schweinuts
Hishop
Moravian Church
Tn South Bethlehem
Wooden button dispute ends in fatal shooting in Kentucky
In Verwxon Kentucky yesterday A Q Baker teased Thomas Rose of Jackson County about a wooden button on Rose's coat. Rose shot Baker through the bowels and wrist, inflicting wounds from which Baker will die. Rose, wounded, has a wife and two children. The affray left both men badly bloodied amid widespread confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verwxon
Tragic Train Fatal Near Washington Pa
Edward Hegarmin was killed when run over by a train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Washington Pennsylvania. His head and an arm were found at the scene, indicating a grisly accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis
Apnal Telmoram
the Times
Washington
Edward Hegarmin
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL. A Chinese Legation Custom
The Chinese legation on Dupont Circle conducts nightly calling rounds in which fifteen officials visit neighbors with cards and satin robes. Hosts endure long social evenings as the guests converse in elaborate Mandarin phrases while the ladies await departure before midnight. A later gift and card follow these visits, leaving neighbors uneasy yet connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legation
Kwang Su
Dupont Circle
Washington
Sons of the Orient
Senate to Organize Committees and Handle Nominations
Congress this week centers on forming Senate committees and processing hundreds of recess nominations. Daily sessions are expected to be brief with long adjournments in the House. The Speaker will name rules committees and a two day recess may follow to study amendments to the rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumotox
Senate
Congress
House of Representatives
Wing Activity Lifts Anticipation For Week’s End
Fragments indicate renewed energy among House officials recently displaced as the staff and supporters push for action later in the week. The note mentions possible shifts or reinforcements driving momentum toward late-week decisions.
Senators Name Democratic Committees Representation
A caucus of Democratic Senators will set committee representation. The list names members for each committee, with several seats marked as unchanged and some as likely new members, including Vance, Voorhees, Cockrell, Gorman, and others across Finance, Judiciary, Naval, Public Lands, Railroads, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waashington
Senate
Beck
Cockrell Call
Bate
Tennessee
As & Probability
Vance
Voorhees
Walthall
Wilson
Berry
Ransom
Gorman
Kenna
Gibson
Education
Labor
Call
Pugh
Payne
Saulsbury
Colquitt
Civil Service
Hampton
Gray
Harris
Eustis
Finance
McPherson
Coke
West
George
Cockrell
Butler
Blackburn
Morgan
Brown
Nicaragua
River Front
Washington
Catholics as Citizens. Rev Dr Chappelle Defends Co Religionists
Washington date December 11 Rev Dr Chappelle preached at St Matthew's on Catholics as Citizens inspired by Evangelical Alliance remarks he argued Catholics are loyal citizens and allies of civilization opposing tyranny and respects law while condemning subversion and anarchy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chappelle
St. Matthew's Church
Evangelical Alliance
Republic
Gallaudet Honored On 100th Birthday Celebration
The Times reports a December 11 tribute to Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet founder of American deaf education. About forty deaf mutes attended along with guests from other cities including H. Davidson and R. M. Ziegler. Toasts honored Gallaudet and the press work for the deaf. attendees wore badges bearing the founder’s photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet
G. Davidson
The
Silent World
BR. M. Ziegler
Institute For Deaf Mutes
Philadelphia
Clem Parlaman
Henrietta Evans
Birdsboro
J. M. Koehler
R. M. Ae
W. K. Eaking
Jol John
Gallaudet
Man Seeks Sullivan Fight After Reading About Ames
Newark December 11 Robert N Hill a powerful local man sent a telegram challenge to champion J L Sullivan spending over four dollars on the message. Hill eager for a meeting when Sullivan returns with his laurels and notes the Ames Sullivan abroad among royalty and nobility as inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tite Tistics
Newark
N. J
Robert N. Hill
J. L. Sullivan
Hill
Mr. Sullivan
Ames Sullivan
Roughs Attack Funeral Cortege in Delaware
Emerson H. Trusty funeral in Wrimryeron Del. draws a crowd as Mount Vernon Corner Band leads a procession to Exton Cemetery. At Front and West streets a mob of whites dubbed Coast Rangers attacked the colored procession with bricks and cobblestones, wounding several including a boy named Watson whose head was cut open before the march resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roughs
Telhgham
Timka
Wrimryeron
Del
Emerson H. Trusty
Mount Vernon
Exton Cemetery
Coast Rangers
Watson
Republican attacks on saloon evil and parties in New York speech
John Lloyd Thomas of Baltimore addressed the Manhattan Temperance Association decrying the saloon evil. He claimed cowardice among New York voters and labeled the Republican party as weak on rye. He denounced the old parties as corrupt and attacked Crosby and MacArthur for insincerity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Lloyd Thomas
Baltimore
Manhattan Temperance Association
Rye
Howard Crosby
Rev. T. & MacArthur
Parnell Branch Marks Seventh Anniversary In Hall
The Irish National League Parnell branch celebrated its seventh anniversary at Philopatrian Hall with John M. Doyle presiding and John Stuart among speakers. In Cathedral Hall Miss Lizele Mebotne led an American Parnell branch meeting with new members enrolled. Frisco to push for a National Democratic Convention in Washington, with State Democratic Club planning a special committee and two members heading east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish National League
Parnell
Philopatrian Hall
John M. Doyle
John Stuart
Lizele Mebotne
Cathedral Hall
Frisco
Han Francisco
State
Democratic Club
Washington
King resigns as Baltimore and Ohio executive amid shifting leadership
Thomas M. King, second vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio, tendered his resignation citing expected disharmony with a new chief executive. He recaps his tenure, including Pittsburgh operations, the terminal system, Philadelphia line improvements, and Staten Island franchise moves, asserting his influence steadied the company during crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Roperties
Pennsylvania
Ilisburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Grant Street
Mount Savage Junction
Glenwood
Pennsylvania Railroad
King
Robert Garrett
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Heading Railroad Company
Schuykill East Side Railroad Company
Schuylkill East Side Railroad
Reading Road
Delaware River
Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad
New York Harbor
Ives
Robert Garret
Ne Iw
New York
Lodger Dies by Own Hand In Market Street Lodging House
A well dressed man about 50 believed named Ezekiel Hall was found dead in bed at Mrs Catharine Murphy’s lodging house 2039 Market street. A half emptied bottle of laudanum rested under his head and a small memorandum book with the name Ezekiel Hall was found. Special Officer James suspects overdose to relieve illness after a day of sickness following a ten cent dose of laudanum from Loder’s Drug Store. The body was taken to the Morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezekiel Hall
Loder’s
Sixteenth and
Chestnut Streets
Thomas Hannan
Thomas Phy
Barnes
James
Landanum
al Ant
Dense New York Harbor Fog Delays Incoming Steamers
Heavy fog in New York Harbor slows traffic with few arrivals from Sandy Hook and Long Island Sound. European liners such as Aurania from Liverpool Devonia from Glasgow and La Normandie from Havre are anchored offshore awaiting clearer conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Harbor
New York
Sandy Hook
Sound
Liverpool
Glasgow
Murphy’s Temperance Revival Celebrated at Bijou Theatre
The eleventh anniversary of the temperance revival drew over 25 000 pledges as Francis Murphy led a packed Bijou Theatre crowd. The meeting was described as among the most enthusiastic in the city with sixth street blocked for hours by the thousands unable to gain admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Priranurg
Francis Murphy
Evangelist
Bijou
Sixth Street
Nine Die in Farmhouse Fire Near Wesnington
A report from Huron says the Harris farm house fourteen miles from Weslington burned last night and the nine member family perished. Another report lists Mia Harris and six children as killed while Michael Harris and the eldest daughter escaped severely burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurron
Oak
Huron
Michael Harris
Wessington
Mia
Harris
Arrest of Philip Stein for Murder in Erie case
Philip Stein, a Rochester shoe maker and ex convict, was arrested in Avpury New York on December 11 for the murder of William Jones in Erie Pennsylvania on December 1. Stein denies the charge and will go to Erie without a requisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Avpury
N. Y
Philip Stein
William Jones
Stein
Rochester
Erle
Sharon's New Electric Light Plant Planned for City
A stock company of merchants will establish an electric light plant in the city costing 20000 dollars. All preliminary arrangements are finished and construction will begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Bprclal Tal Koram
Timra SunAnx
Three Die in Chesapeake and Ohio Rail Collision
Staunton Virginia report says two freight trains on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad near Clifton Forge collided. Three men died including conductor Fry, and both trains were wrecked. Twenty persons drowned in the Orkney hurricane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Chesapeake and Ohio
Ladey
Clifton Forge
Fry
Lowdon
Imber
Orkney Islands
Quarrel Ends in Stabbing of Giovanni Luci on Fallon and Christian
Giovanni Luci a 30 year old swarthy tailor, was stabbed in the left groin at Fallon and Christian streets during a quarrel with Francisco Gentile and condemned brothers. Luci died at Pennsylvania Hospital four hours later without speaking. Gentile was arrested after a chase from 827 Carpenter street. he claimed only a fist blow. The case hinges on coroner inquest findings as Francisco Gentile faces charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giovanni Luci
Fallon
Christian Streets
Francisco Christo Gentile
Luel
Pennsylvania Hospital
Carpenter Street
Second District
Luci
Lincoln Avenue
Marie Gentile
Guiseppe
Francisco
Peppinto
Eighth
Carpenter Streets
Ninth
Christian
Christian Street
William Begley
Lynch
Ratto
Smith
Essex Street
Guiseppe Gentile
Katto
Peppiato Gentile
Fran Lee
Saint
Lelar Will Ave
Francisco Gentile
Riot at Wernersville Fair Sparks Gunfire and Vandalism
Late last night a riot broke out at a Wernersville fair as visiting toughs from Wernersdorf clashed with locals. Shots were fired, several windows were broken, and many residents were bruised but no serious injuries occurred. Detective Kramer and deputies arrived to find rioters fled. about twenty names were recorded for morning arrest in Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIMES
Reading
Kramer
Wernersville
Wernersdorf
Litigation Over an Electric Light in Federal Court
In Indianapolis last week Judge Gresham heard patent litigation between Charles F. Brush and the Brush Electric Co of Cleveland and a large local mercantile house as defendant The Fort Wayne Jenney Electric Light Co is the real defendant The case seeks protection of Brush patent No 84 issued to C F Brush for a differentiator series arc lamp It is claimed to be the first in Series arc lamp development and the defense is said to have used such a lamp Counsel was Sain and able Testimony closed and the case was taken under advisement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Gresham
Charles F. Brush
Brush Electric Company
Cleveland
Fort Wayne Jenney Electric Light
C.F. Brush
Sain
Able
English Unionists Feel Encouraged by Dissident Circles
Secretaries of dissident Liberal societies report nationwide progress for Unionists and see no reunion with Gladstonian liberals before the next election. The circular says the Conservative alliance remains essential and the union regulation issue is settled. D L Moody Ends Pittsburg Evangelist Meetings with large crowds and high attendance at Central Rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
Gladstonlank
Archbishop Ryan Arrives at Queenstown for Papal Jubilee
Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia and Bishop Ryan of Buffalo arrive in Queenstown en route to Rome for the Pope's Jubilee. Also in Queenstown is Charles Johnson arriving from New York as Kilrain’s second in the Kilrain versus Smith bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Queenstown
Loxton
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Bishop Ryan
Buffalo
Rome
Charles Johnson
Kilrains
Kilrain
Smith
New York
canal closure order affects Delaware and Raritan locks
The Delaware and Raritan Canal was ordered closed on December 1 while locks will remain open day and night daily for fuel rating purposes. The notice from SPROTAL TELEGRAM TO TIER concerns the New Barnseswick area on December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Raritan Canal
Sprotal
Tier Trawa
New Barnseswick
Delaware and Tarltan Canal
Sneak Thief Steals Jewelry From Home
David Birch of 16 North Pifbeouth clrset reported to police that a sneak thief entered through a front room window Saturday evening while the family dined, stealing jewelry valued at about 4900 from an unspecified dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Birch
North Pifbeouth Clrset
Central Labor Union Denounces High School Building Plan
The Central Labor Union passed a resolution denouncing the Philadelphia plan to erect high school buildings while primary and lower grade facilities are deficient. It calls authorities to focus on complete primary facilities before high school construction. Delegates Ambrose Kirchner and John S Kirchner are named for the AFL Baltimore convention. Israel Miller and P J Maguire also named as city delegates to the AFL and related unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
John
Kirchner
Dillwyn and
Green Streets
Philadelphia
Ambrose Kirchner
American Federation of Labor
Baltimore
International Cigarmakers’ Union
Israel Miller
National Textile Association
P. J. Maguire
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Celebrating ChanucoUH at Hebrew School In Joyful Exercises
Chanuccuh was celebrated at Hebrew Educational Society schools with gifts of candy for each child. Rabbi Morais gave a bracing talk on Maccabean virtues. At Northern School Percy Mitchell read a Chanuceuh poem by Mrs Allen Mitchell and students delivered recitations. Arthur Hartman played violin. A tambourine drill led by Trene Winstock featured many participants. Southern SCAGOT followed with prayers, recitations, and musical solos by Miss Theresa Fleisher and Maurice Jonas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Educational Society
Rabbi Morais
Percy Mitchell
Allen Mitchell
Hetty Levy
Florence Allman
Pearla Goldsmith
Rosa Falk
Bertha Gross
Lilla Winstock
Gertie Ha
Flora Simon
Clara Pollak
Celia Sampson
Julia Bloch
Fanny Muscovitch
Pauline Schwartz
Blanche Goldsmith
Belle Witkowski
Rachel Goldsmith
Theresa Fleisher
Maurice Jonas
Frances Folsom Cleveland Named Foundling by Police
A two week old pink faced baby girl found in a rain-soaked basket in a Philadelphia alley was christened Frances Folsom Cleveland by Officer Black. Police at Seventeenth district house arranged care, then transported the foundling to the Almshouse in patrol wagon No. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth District
Officer Black
Thirteenth
Tasker Streets
Pryor
Frances Folsom Cleveland
Little Frances
Elks Hold Annual Session and Banquet in New York
The Grand Lodge of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks opened its annual session at Masonic Temple with over 400 delegates from across the country. New York Lodge No. 1 hosted a banquet at Koster and Bials for over 500 members, with Exalted Grand Ruler Will E English of Indianapolis delivering the address. The gathering featured music from Erminie and continued the afternoon session after the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Masonic Temple
No. 1
Grand Lodge
Koster & Bial’s
E. C., Chamberlain
L. Mendel
M. Mullone
J. J. Spies
Will E. English
Indianapolis
Erminie
The Ideal Husband Sermon Urges Life Insurance
The Rev. Alexander Alison of Alexander Presbyterian Church preached on The Ideal Husband and urged men to insure their lives for their family's future. He tied the duty to provide for loved ones to the biblical promise to love honor and protect, praising life insurance as a proper step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Alison
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Nineteenth
Green Streets
Alison
Jesus
Camden Railroad Conductors Elect New Officers
Camden division No. 170 of the Order of Railroad Conductors elected officers including Chief Conductor L. Gb. Shepherd, Assistant Conductor C. W. Sutton, Secretary and Treasurer J. P. Anchor, Senior Conductor E. Mayhew, and other posts with E. J. Blatedell as delegate to convention and G. Clark, A. Sparks, FE, J. Blaisdell as trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Order of Railroad Conductors
No. 170
L. Gb. Shepherd
C. W. Sutton
J. P. Anchor
E. W. Anchor
E. Mayhew
D. Helms
Inside Sentinel
R. H. Robbins
Outside Sentinel
Joseph Connell
Rand
E. J. Blatedell
G. Clark
A. Sparks
J. Blaisdell
Recalcitrant Knichts Hold Kensington Meeting
The Provisional Committee of the Knights of Labor held a gathering in Kensington yesterday afternoon. They read responses to circulars issued a week earlier and hailed the letters as encouraging, noting many come from prominent Knights in various assemblies. The great secretary insisted on anonymity of correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knichts
The Wreck of the Nellie Jerrell Strands Debris at Sea
The schooner Nellie Jerrell was rammed and sunk off Barnegat by the steamship Algiers on December 8. Wreckage and crew baggage wash ashore at Atlantic City and Brigantine. Bodies of the two missing seamen have not been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Jerrill
Atlantic City
Brigantine
Jerrell
Barnegat
Algiers
Catholic Temperance Union Holds May Meeting at Cathedral Hall
A large turnout of delegates attended the Catholic Temperance Union monthly meeting in Cathedral Hall. Reports from branch societies showed rising memberships and the emigration committee outlined cases where aid was provided to needy immigrants arriving since the last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Catholic Temperance Union
Cathedral Hall
Arrest of a Daring Robber in Reynolds County Case
Harry Johnson, who robbed the Reynolds county treasurer’s safe of 20000 on November 2, was captured in Hemphill county Texas. He had two known accomplices to be captured. Fourteen hundred dollars was recovered from a woman with Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sx. Louris
Harry Johnson
Reynolds County
Hemphill County
Texas
Johnson
Humane Union Fair At 1015 Spruce Street This Week
The Humane Union and The Young American Humane Union host a fair from Wednesday through Saturday at 1015 Spruce Street. Proceeds fund humane literature distribution, education, and outreach programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young American Humane Union
Spruce Street
Lord Salisbury Fair Trade Views Stated
Loxpoy December 11 reports Mr Hradlaugh will urge Parliament to appoint a committee on trade policy. He plans to push for an early inquiry and to press for measures addressing international commerce and tariff relations during the reassembled session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Salisbury
Loxpoy
Hradlaugh
Trafalgar Square
Prince Bismarck Falls Ill Prompting Rest
Reliable advices from Friedrichsruhe report Prince Bismarck seized by a sudden illness yesterday. Attacks quickly passed, but his physician orders rest and abstention from business. The Camden Sunday Owl suspended publication yesterday, cited as temporary. paper started three months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Hammuung
Friedrichsruhe
Gasponds
Camden
Shoeldon & Stewart
League Election At Union League Sees Two Tickets Contend
Joel J. Baily appears on both campaigns as amendments to by laws split members. Key issue is doubling the entrance fee from fifty to one hundred and tightening dues payments. Two official slates clash while a possible third ticket looms with amendments fueling a lively, faction driven battle among Union League members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union League
Friends of the Amendment
New York League
League
Samuel 8. Sharp
John F. Stoer
Joseph 5
Neff
Sharp
Steer
Joel J. Baily
Mr. Leeds
Mr. Baily
Wote
E . Cr Knigh
W.elit
J Lawson
Hamilton Diset Sam
C. Perkins
Mayor Fitler to Host Clover Club Guests at City Residence
The Clover Club has long honored Mayor Fitler with monthly dinners and will dine at his city residence at Sixteenth and Walnut streets next Thursday evening. Distinguished gentlemen are expected to attend to meet the club’s noted spirits and enjoy the cordial hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Club
Mayor Fitler
Fitler
Sixteenth
Walnut Streets
Real Estate Transfers Highlight City Listings
Among 34 transfers recorded on Saturday the notable deeds include B Morris selling to R A Geil for 7000 at the southeast corner of Leithgow and Girard avenues. S W Blabon sells to E P Balderston at Hunting Park avenue near Schuyler street for 9100. BK Balderston sells to G W Blabon for 98230 on Seventh street south of Green street. W McIntyre transfers on St Mary street east of Seventh to Hannah Fox for 5000 and on south side of Dickinson near Memphis street to J Wilbraham for 4400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leithgow
Girard Avenue
B. Morris
R. A. Geil
Hunting Park Avenue
Schuyler Street
S. W. Blabon
E. P. Balderston
Seventh Street
Green Street
BK. P. Balderston
G. W. Blabon
St. Mary Street
Seventh
W. McIntyre
Hannah Fox
Dickinson
Memphis Street
J. Wilbraham
Young Hebrew Debaters Plan February Tariff Debate
The Associate Organization of the Young Men's Hebrew Association met at Eighth and Green streets with President D. B. Simon presiding. They scheduled a February debate on how President Cleveland's tariff views may affect U S commerce and will award a gold medal to the best debater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Hebrew
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Eighth and
Green Streets
D. B. Simon
Cleveland
Fire damages McCloskey saloon on North Fifth Street
A fire of unknown origin last night damaged Patrick McCloskey’s saloon at 01 North Fifth Street, with losses estimated at 1000 dollars. James Haigh of 34 Wheat Sellers Street Frankford died yesterday afternoon, heart disease suspected. Charles Kurth, 1314 Mancock Street, was committed in default of bail by Magistrate Cobbeeerane on a charge of stealing a coat. Beal Bucher, a boarder in the same house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McCloskey
North Fifth Street
James Haigh
Wheat Sellers Street
Frankford
Charles Kurth
Mancock Street
Cobbeeerane
Beal Bucher
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N. Y. Herald
Pau Gray
Jules Breton
John Lowry
Hutton
Lourie
Saint James
Peyrie
Victor Brook
William K. Thorn, Jr
Gabas
Perry
Fallieres Falls
Senator Tirard Bays
Crown Prince
Carlisle
Mills
Randall
Randal
Ways and Means
Blaine
New England
Board of Rites and Ceremony of the Empire
Exeunt Celestial
Rawnpdornu
Dr. Chappelle
Sullivan
Francisco Gentilo
D. L. Moody
Mrs. Cleveland
Humane Union
Edwin N. Benson
Vicky
DENTS
City Notes
Clark Bros, & CO
South Third St
P.P. Dilley & Co
Seliner & Milter
North Tenth St
Silver Brook
Manin? Street
Brannon & Co
Peery & CO
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