Wealthy Widow Dies Alone in North Seventeenth Street Home
Mrs. Calladay an 84 year old widow with means lived alone at 117 North Seventeenth street. Found dead near the cellar door after an entry forced by an old servant. Death likely two days old from heart failure. An inquest will be held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Calladay
North Seventeenth Street
Eliza Harris
Blaney
Twentieth District
Mrs. Calladay
Dr. Adler
Calladay
Trial of Dr. Graves in Barnaby case reported
In Denver on December 17 witnesses described Dr. Graves relations with Mrs. Barnaby. Edward Bennett identified letters between Mrs. Barnaby and Graves and Mrs. Worrell, then his wife testified about a Adirondacks visit and a $50,000 note in a first will. A Providence washwoman recalled Barnaby's age and Graves urging will challenges and possible illegitimacy claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnaby
Denver
Barnaby- Graves
Edward Bennett
Worrell
Dr. Graves
Bennett
School Directors' Terms Defined by City Solicitor
City Solicitor clarifies that all public school directors elected assume duties on the first Monday of January after election. Those elected in February last begin their terms in January 1892. The act of 1891 requires four directors per ward to be elected for three years starting April following February 1803. Embezzler Doerfingger jailed for eight years six months for misusing school funds and company funds totaling about $90,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Education
John M. Campbell
Publc
Taw Timms
Theodore Doerfiinger
Pittsburg
Franklin School Board
Dexter Spring Company
Modern Building and Loan Association
Raids on Gambling Dens Lead to Multiple Arrests
Police raided William Hodges’s house at 604 South Juniper Street and arrested proprietor John Rusk James McCloskey and three others after finding Hodges writing policy. Bail set at 800 for Rusk and McCloskey and 1000 for Hodges. Other raids led to Mary Burk and George Fusselman facing charges with rapid arrests following undercover purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hodges
South Juniper Street
Slater and Keegan
Second District
John Rusk
James McCloskey
Clement
Hodges
Rusk
Merloskey
Mary Burk
Gillis Alley
George Fusselman
Carlton Street
Central
George A. Tell
Fusselman
Public Safety
Beitler
Burk
Carnegie Addresses Duty of Wealth at Peirce College
The Peirce Business College graduation exercises filled the Academy of Music with 128 graduates 2 women and 99 men. Andrew Carnegie spoke on wealth as a sacred trust while Robert J. Burdette entertained and helped present diplomas to the class led by Principal Peirce and Rev. Hulburd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Peirce Business College
Carnegie
C. W. Whitaker
Thomas Dolan
Manufacturers’ Club
Andrew Carnegie
Robert J. Burdette
Thomas May Peirce
Merritt Hulburd
John Thompson
R. Sutherland
Petree
Peirce
Missing lawyer Monaghan believed alive in Australia
A Sydney cablegram reported R. Jones Monaghan is in Australia and in need of a $500 remittance. Local authorities pressed Inspector Byrnes to contact Sydney police to locate him and arrange his return. Friends speculate the disappearance followed a mental aberration that sent him from New York to Liverpool and then Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
R. Jones Monaghan
Sydney
Australia
Inspector Byrnes
New York
Monaghan
New York City
Liverpool
Coroner Notified After Death of Joseph Grass at 249 McClellan
The coroner was alerted last evening after Joseph Grass aged 52 of 249 McClellan Street died suddenly. The report lists that George W. Nichols of 852 Perkiomen Street is appointed as regular letter-carrier replacing Edward T. Lynch due to illness of the assistant postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Grass
McClellan Street
George W. Nichols
Perkiomen Street
Edward T. Lynch
Hughes
Tariff Reform Club
Thomas Cavanaugh
Alaska Street
Pennsylvania Hospital
Cramp & Sons
Navy Department
New York
Richard Davis
Mifflin Street
Wilson
Twenty-fifth
Kane
Mitchell Flynn
West Goshen
Ithe Third Street
William Bulk & Brothers
Pork Packers
Tor Snaelag
Magistra, Kane
Charles Palmer
Fortieth
Woodland
Meyer Bissman
Tenth
South
Harry Woods
William Galhu Robbins
MlcGee
Secon Heutenant
Charles
Pia Howard
Silent Quay Attends Pittsburgh Visit Amid Delegates Talk
Senator Quay and Senator Plumb arrived at the Lafayette Hotel with a steady stream of callers while denying public interest in national delegates. The visit spurred speculation of plans to counter Dalzell and align with Pennsylvania for the Minneapolis convention, with Quay planning a return to Washington soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Quay
Pittsburg
Beaver
Lafayette Hotel
Preston B. Plumb
Kansas
Quay
Stephen B. Elkins
Minneapolis
Cooper
William H. Brooks
Germantown
Grady
Marshal Leeds
Watres
Frank Willing’ Leach
Davis Scott
Dave Martin
Roney
W. H. Andrews
Titusville
George W. Hood
Indiana
Bates
Lewisburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
Plumb
Court session gives dramatic twists in Clark trial
The Court of General Sessions heard opening arguments in the case of the Clarks and William J. Gibbons. Prosecutor Higgs and Davis outlined the state’s case while defense lawyers urged acquittal for William J. Gibbons. The judge planned to charge the jury after Mr Biggs finishes, with the case to go to the jury tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmincgron
Court of General Sessions of the Peace
Pete
Edward Clark
Mary Clark
Eph Clark
William J. Gibbons
Davis
Clarks
Austin Harrington
Hilles
Biggs
Filles
Cullen
Plan to Oppose Quay in Senatorial Fight Emerges
In Allegheny county Republicans push to back Congressman John Dalzell for U S Senate replacing Quay. Led by Herbert Welsh, they seek pledges from Republican legislative nominees to oppose Quay. Dalzell to announce soon and Magee may stay neutral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tun
Priorsnure
Allegheny County
John Dalzell
Senator Quay
Herbert Welsh
Philadelphia
Quay
United States
Dalzell
Welsh
Cyrus W. Field Not Seen as Likely to Die Soon
Special Telegram to The Times reports Dr. Fuller says Cyrus W. Field shows no near term danger of death. Field has rallied after the arrest of his son Edward and remains hopeful for a gradual recovery despite age and recent shock. The Field family residence is 124 East Twenty-first Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cyrus W. Field
Fuller
Mr. Field
Field House
East Twenty-first Street
Field
Bose
Young Field Remains in Jail as Sanity Hearing Planned
Edwari M. Field rests in Ludlow Street Jail awaiting Saturday when lawyers hope to present before Judge Dykman in White Plains for a sanity exam. City foreclosures press two mortgages totaling 15 000 on 124 and 125 West 43rd Street while assignee Gould probes the Field affairs. Cockroft sues Cyrus W. Field and partners for 7500 on Wooltman & Co. note. summons may be affixed to Field residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tims
New York
Edwari M
Field
Ludlow Street
Dyk- Man
White Plains
Crain
M. Field
Mort Pee
Mr. Field
John V. Cockroft
Supreme Court
Cyrus W. Pield
Emil Weltman
Field, Lindley, Weilders & Co
Wooltman & Co
Ingraham
Philanthropist Daniel Hand Dies in Guilford at 80
New Haven news reports Daniel Hand the philanthropist died in Guilford his birthplace after a long career as a Savannah merchant and Northern benefactor His large gifts include the Daniel Hand Educational Fund to aid colored education in the South and a Madison Conn academy bearing his name
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Daniel Hand
American Missionary Association
Guilford
Hand
Savannah
New Orleans
Augusta
Georgia
Williams
Providence
R. L
Poe
Academy
Madison
Conn
Kansas City Book-Keeper Embezzles 20000 Dollars
John L Ferguson a book keeper at the National Bank of Kansas City is jailed after confessing to embezzling 20000 dollars. He created fictitious deposits by altering a teller blotter and drew checks in a false name. The bank will recover six thousand from the American Surety Company. Ferguson says the rest was spent on poker and dissolute women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John L. Ferguson
National Bank of Kansas City
Ferguson
Nota Cent
American Surety Company
Soper resigns as Secretary of State under Gov Winans
Governor Winans forces Daniel E. Soper to quit as Secretary of State amid charges the official diverted funds from Howell's Annotated Statutes sales and related misuses. The resignation, demanded by the governor, was accepted at midnight after accusations including theft of proceeds and improper purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winans
Lansing
Mich
Daniel E. Soper
Howell
Shoplifters Caught in Wanamaker's Store Theft
Special officers arrested Kate Haley 30 and Jetta Haley 20 of Germantown for theft in Wanamaker's at Thirteenth and Chestnut. They faced Magistrate Clement and were held on $500 bonds each. Miles arrested Lizzie Lee 40 of Chester for the same charge. she was deemed demented and remanded for further hearing and examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins and
Sedgwick
Kate Haley
Jetta Haley
Germantown
Wanamaker
Thirteenth
Chestnut Streets
Clement
Miles
Twentieth District
Lizzie Lee
Chester
First Snow at Bordentown and Other Briefs
The first snow of the season fell at Bordentown New Jersey yesterday. Judge Sinclair of the Hamilton County Court died yesterday morning of paralysis. Lester O Peck paper dealer New York confessed Judgment for 2891 to the Richards Paper Company. Captain John Berne US cavalry Fort Reno Illinois married Wednesday afternoon to Miss Gausie Bruening of New Athena. Chairman Brookfield New York Republican State committee called for a meeting next Tuesday at noon at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The steamboat tie up paralyzed Puget Sound trade for forty eight hours ended Wednesday night as pilots and engineers settled their differences. Counsel for the Searles will case contestants were in Salem Massachusetts Wednesday and copied papers. It is understood an argument to be made before the Supreme Court in Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordentown
N.J
Sinclair
Hamilton
Lester O. Peck
New York
Richards Paper Company
John Berne
United States Cavalry
Fort Reno
Guasie Bruening
New Athena
Brookfield
New York Aeublican State Committee
Supreme Court
Bosn. Mer
Fire and explosion losses hit several cities
The Aurora factory monitory works suffered a $80,000 loss, La Crosse $40,000 in clothing stock, Chicago dock damage of $20,000 to the Horace B. Tuttle, Laurel Hill tin factory damaged by $75,000, and a gas explosion scorched several men as a roof portion blew away. Glendale Woolen Mill in Burriville sustained $65,000 in damages with $30,000 insured, while Keyes D. Brown owned the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monitor Works
Aurora
Ill
M. Morris & Co
Lacrosse
Wis
Horace B. Tuttle
Chicago
Habbeman
Laurel Hill
L. L
Nge
Glendale Woolen
Burriville
R. I
Keyes D. Brown
John J. Lloyd
Lawson
Tragedy In Germantown Woman Dies By Hanging
Mrs. Ann Saddington of East Coulter Street Germantown was found hanged in her bedroom around 4 pm by her daughter Ethel. The coroner was notified and an investigation was planned. neighbors described her as charitable though long ill, with her husband Bateman Saddington a desk sergeant in the Sixth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Saddington
East Coulter Street
Germantown
Ethel
Bateman Saddington
Sixth
Miss. Saddington
City injunction block private drainage across street gutter
Judge Allison grants five days injunction with $100 security in a equity case filed by John B. Gest president of Fidelity Trust Company against Frank Godey James H. Windrim and the city of Philadelphia. Gest owns land along City avenue and built a stone gutter to carry street water across his property. Godey opposite plots a driveway that blocks water flow and Gest fears a pipe will divert water into his gutter causing flood damage to his land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
John B. Gest
Fidelity Trust Company
Frank Godey
City Avenue
Godey
Windrim
Gest
Explosion Wrecks Ridgeville Sawmill Kills Three
In Richmond Indiana December 17 a boiler explosion at A Gollett’s Ridgeville saw mill wrecked the building. Three men were killed William Wise head sawyer William Gollett and James Clawson. Isaac Nicholson lost a foot and will die. Oscar Jones and Wright outside sustained nonfatal head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wise
William Gollett
Sawyer
James Clawson
Isaac Nicholson
Oscar Jones
Wright
Deny Their Liability in Suit Over Delinquent Taxes
Ex-Receiver Henry Clay sues Thomas F. Close Eliza beth Neff Robert H Beatty and Herman Weweler seeking 2003 01 from Close as security on a 10000 bond for tax duties Elizabeth Neff fled her defense affidavit claiming Clay should have required weekly and post term accounting and that Close remained in office under Johno Taylor pending after Clay’s term ended. They ask for a statement of defalcation to determine liable amount but Clay refuses. They allege Clay’s claim arose after Close defaulted to Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
Thomas F. Close
Elizabeth Neff
Robert H. Beatty
Herman Weweler
Close
Clay
Johno Taylor
Taylor
Claims Back Salary The City Sued by Ex Janitor
Ex janitor Alexander Byers filed suit against the city to recover 381 dollars claiming back pay from February 28 after a dispute between the Second Sectional School Board and the Board of Education over who could appoint janitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byers
Alexander Byers
Second Sectional School Board
Board of Education
Washington
James Clinton
Sectional Board
Deserted His Second Wife for the First, Species Telegram to Tre Trans
Joseph Peffey, 0, arrested in Ashland on bigamy and perjury charges brought by widow Mrs. David C. Helwig. He had married her after posing as a single man, then left weeks later. A detective traced him to Lebanon where he lived with his first wife from over twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
Ashland
Joseph Peffey
Lebanon
David C. Helwig
Peffey
Helwig
Birth of a son to Princess Louisa Sophia of Schleswig-Holstein
December 17 reports Princess Louisa Sophia and Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia welcomed a son in Potsdam. This is the couple’s second child after their daughter Victoria Margaret born April 17, 18%. Frederick Leopold is a son of Prince Americk Charles of Prussia who died June 1830.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeurn
Louisa Sophia
Schleswig-Holstein
Berlin
Frederick Leopold
Prussia
Potsdam
Victoria Margaret
Americk Charles
Designer Burgess Wife Dies in Boston Pneumonia
Mrs. Caroline J. Burgess widow of yacht designer Edward Burgess died in Boston yesterday from pneumonia. The death comes soon after her husband, and on the day the Society of Natural History honored his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Designer Burgess
Tus Times
Boston
Caroline J. Burgess
Edward Burgess
McKinley Still Confined to His Room in Canton
A Canton dispatch reports Major McKinley remains confined to his room and unable to perform official duties or receive callers. The Ohio appointment of Charles G. Bickham of Dayton to the Governor's staff is announced. Bickham is a son of Major Bickham, editor of the Dayton Journal.
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McKinley
Chicago
Canton
Ohio
Major McKinley
Charlies G. Bickham
Dayton
Bickham
Major Bickham
Dayton Journal
Schultz Acquitted in Mt Carmel Murder Trial
After a four hour deliberation the jury found Schultz not guilty of murdering Felix Wosinski by striking him with a baseball bat in Mt Carmel. The case arose from the alleged fatal blow during a gathering at a local residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Timms
Bunbony
Schults
Felix Wosinski
Strikin
Mt. Carmel
Ex Congressmen Bennett Dead in Nashville at 64
Hendley 8 Bennett died at his Franklin home on December 16 after serving as a Texas congressman for the Paris district. He was 64 years old and had been a citizen of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Hendley
Bennett
Frank
Texas
Paris
Congress
Proctor's Successor Stephen B. Elkins Appointed Sec War
Stephen B. Elkins is named secretary of war succeeding William H. Proctor. The appointment places Elkins in the cabinet amid ongoing civil affairs and war administration. He is expected to coordinate defense efforts and oversee military staffing and procurement.
Politicians Surprised by Elkins War Secretary Nomination
The nomination of Stephen B. Elkins of West Virginia for Secretary of War is sent to the Senate. Blaine's friends are puzzled by the appointment amid talk of a deal with President Harrison and questions about Blaine's future presidential bid. The piece notes Elkins’ career, Blaine’s stance, and Democratic willingness to confirm.
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Blaine
Harrison
Virginia
Washington
Stephen B. Elkins
West Virginia
Senate
Elkins
Mr. Blaine
Early life and career of Stephen B Elkins as war secretary
Stephen B Elkins born 1841 in Perry County Ohio rose to University of Missouri graduate in 1860s, practiced law in New Mexico, and rose to Territorial Legislature and Attorney General. He served as United States Attorney, then Congress representative for New Mexico, aided Blaine’s Chicago nomination, later moved to New York and married a West Virginia senator’s daughter. He became wealthiest landowner and president of a First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen B. Elking
Perry County
University of Missouri
New Mexico
Territory
Andrew Johnson
United States
General Grant
Wikins
Washington
House of Representatives
Euro
Congress
Blaine
Eikina
Maine
Chicago
New York
H. @& Davis
West Virginia
Elkins Anvesio Pradealiz
Senator Stephen B Elkins A Mighty Banker Politician
The text profiles Stephen B Elkins a banker and lawyer who built a vast business empire including the Bank of Santa Fe and the West Virginia Central and Pittsburg Railroad. It notes his political activity with the Republican Party, his role as a Maine Blaine supporter at the Chicago Convention, and his reputation for energy and influence.
Juror Seifert Flees Burlington Court During Trial
A juror in a Burlington County New Jersey damage suit fled the courthouse yard after being denied permission to go home. He scaled a fence and disappeared before officers noticed. The jurors were later discharged, a mistrial declared, and contempt proceedings await Seifert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington County
New Jersey
Dixon
Seifert
Traction War Ends as Pittsburg and Duquesne Systems Consolidate
Philadelphia street railway magnates owner of Pittsburg Traction and Co L Magee owners of Duquesne Traction join to operate both lines under Pittsburg Traction. Net earnings split 5 74 percent to Pittsburg Traction and 4 21 percent to Duquesne Traction after expenses and interest. Likely move to electricity on all lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans
PortsBoune
Philadelphia Street Railway
Pittsburg Traction Road
Co. L. Magee
Duquesne Traction Road
Pittsburg Traction Company
Pittsburg Traction
Duquesne Traction
Philadelphia Street Railway Syndicate
More Charges Against Volk Forgery and Embezzlement Indicted
Two bills of indictment returned by the grand jury accuse J Frederick Volk ex assistant state clerk in the City Treasurer's office of forgery and embezzlement. They allege altered entries and misclassified assessments in Mercantile and Appraisers books. Witnesses named include City Treasurer W Redwood Wright and R Loper Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frederick Volk
Volk
Crew, Levick & Co
Fim
W. Redwood Wright
R. Loper Baird
Murdered man found hanged in Petersburg mill
The body of a finely dressed man about 35 with throat cut from ear to ear was found suspended in a Petersburg flour mill. Naturalization papers identify him as Maxwell Castino, a Russian Jew. No murder weapon found, suggesting he was killed first and hung afterward. coroner conducting a full inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauntingpdon
Petersburg
Maxwell Castino
Castino
Two British Steamers Wrecked in China Seas
Advices from Swatow report the British steamer Yunnan of 1,054 tons wrecked with cargo lost while Shanghai to Chefoo bound. Tongshan, 1,111 tons, went ashore while aiding Yunnan and will likely be a total loss though no lives were lost. Tongshan trades in the China Seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Swatow
Yunnan
Tongshan
Shanghai
Cheefeo
China Seas
Allan Line Wins Canada Mail Contract for 12 Months
Allan Line steamer company secures a weekly mail service contract with the Government of Canada for twelve months. The arrangement mirrors the old line’s terms worth about 120000 dollars yearly. Halifax remains the winter calling port with Portland Oregon as terminal point. A lodging house tragedy in Bantry reports a man Jobo Leahy his wife and grandson found dead from poison affecting opinions on whether death was suicide or murder.
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OrTaWay
Allan
Allan Line
Government of Canada
Great Britain
Halifax
Portland
DonBars
Bantry
Cori
Jobo Leahy
Slungshot Attack Frolic Lands on Ottawa Official
In Ottawa Ontario an unknown assailant struck Government Paymaster Abbott in his office and tried to steal about 3000 dollars meant for canal workers. Abbott defended himself, raised an alarm, and the robber fled empty handed. Also in Harrisburg two Dauphin County citizens died suddenly, John A Rutherford of Paxtany Station and Albennebecker, a select council member, both dying today.
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Otttawa, Ont
Abbott
Rideau Canal
Dauphin County
Harrisburg
John A. Rutherford
Paxtany Station
Mr. Rutherford
Albennebecker
Coawall
Germany Angers Austria Hungary Italy and Belgium treaties pass second reading
Berlin reports that the new commercial treaties between Germany and Austria Hungary Germany and Italy and Germany and Belgium passed their second reading in the Reichstag after a brief debate. The third reading is scheduled for tomorrow. Paris notes FRance says the Sultan of Turkey asked to be left to settle the dispute over Bulgaria after M badoulne's expulsion.
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Berlin
Germany
Austria- Hungary
Italy
Belgium
Reichstag
Paris
Republique Francaise
Turkey
France
Bulgaria
Mbadoulne
Ex-Governor MeLanee in Serious Condition in Baltimore
Ex-Governor Robert M MeLanee is ill with pneumonia at his Baltimore home. His age makes his prognosis serious. he is in his 77th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimone
Robert M. MeLanee
Mills and Mrs Hawley Improving
Washington December 17. Mrs Leonor Hawley’s physician reports progress toward recovery with no unfavorable symptoms. Representative Mills continues to improve. Secretary Foster’s condition remains favorable. No change today in the poster’s condition, all symptoms favoring recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Washington
Hero Brakeman Dies After Saving Woman On Fast Train
William E. Grosh a brakeman on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad leaped from a speeding train to push a woman off the tracks at Indiana avenue and American street. He was struck by the wheels and later amputated at Episcopal Hospital. The unidentified woman fled and police search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Grosh
Philadelphia and Reading
Indiana Avenue
American Street
Grosh
Jenkintown
Episcopal Hospital
MERC
Bogert
Dietrich sues contractor for church and club house work
Louis Dietrich files suit in Common Pleas Court to recover about 13 600 for excavating and masonry at the Corinthian Avenue German Presbyterian Church. A judgment with execution against Hans Luekings was set aside due to lack of notice. Dietrich then issues an attachment for 1650 to recover work on the Century Wheelmen's Club House. Ellwood Allen files a foreign attachment for 255 18 and attaches the church and wheelmen as garnishees. Mrs Luekings declares she does not know her husband’s whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Dietrich
West Dauphin Street
Dietrich
Luckingson
North Broad Street
Ellwood Allen
Frankrd
Weta
Luekings
Hauser Elected President of Swiss Federal Assembly
Berne reports W. Hauser chosen as President of the National Council and Swiss Confederation He previously led the Military Department and hails from Zurich, reflecting a key political transition in Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauser
Zurich
Federal Assembly
Berne
W. Hauser
National Council
The
Federal Assembly of Switzerland
Swiss Confederation
Unionist Wins Armagh Middle Division Seat After Walkover
In Londons on December 17 a parliamentary by election filled the Armagh Middle seat after Sir James Porter Corry’s death. Dunbar P. Barton, the Unionist, was declared chosen, with Home Ruler Gardner not fielding a candidate. Barton’s win follows the prior election where Corry defeated Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londons
Armagh
House of Commons
James Porter Corry
James
R. R. Gardner
Gardner
Home Rulers
Dunbar P. Barton
D. C
Cennenty
Northwest Weather Rises Across Regions
The barometer shows a rise in the extreme Northwest while Li peaks in the lake region. Temperatures are expected to be fair and colder today with a gradual warmup and winds shifting eastward across the Atlantic coast, central valley and North Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Atlantic
Central Valley
North Pacific
Eaat
LOWES
We Quit Advertising for a Week And Stock Replenishment
Ran short of stock for the third time this Fall. Large shipments from Steck Krell Wheelock Bacon and Stuyvesant Co. have put our stock in good shape again. No variety in the city to equal ours and the low prices make your pocket-books jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steck, Krell, Wheelock, Bacon and Stuyvesant Co
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