New York Death Trap Fire Destroys World Building
A major blaze in New York at Park Row near Nassau and Beekman streets razed the five story World building once housing Pettengill’s agency and Scientific American. Offices of New York Observer Scottish American Turf and Farm and others were engulfed as stairways failed and occupants leaped or fled amid flames. Rescue was impossible for many as walls fell and smoke billowed into the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri New
Old World
the World Newspaper
New York Times
Pettengill
Scientific American
Mann & Co
New York Observer
Scottish American
Turf, Field and Farm
Beekman Street
Temple Court
Morse
Beekman
Nassau Streets
Nassau Street
Times
New York Belting and Packing Company
Willy Wallach
Gruebn’s
Marks
Rodriguez’s Cigar
Hutchinson
Mineral Water
Park Row
A. S. Pettengill & Co
Jacob Storer
Tibballs & Sons
Books
Munn & Co
The
A. S. Clark
A. S. Pettengill
J. C. Todd and Thompson
Bank Note Reporter
Fire destroys manhattan building with multiple casualties
A catastrophic blaze at a busy Park Row building in New York trapped and wounded hundreds. Police fear six to ten deaths while many escaped, with two confirmed dead, Ellen Bull a janitress and Richard Acey a printer. Names of missing workers and a gray neck shawl reported at Oak Street station highlight ongoing identification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers Street
Ellen Bull
Richard Acey
Oak Street
Peeserey
Edward R. Harris
Eremiah W. Dennison
Joseph Cunningham
William Stubbs
Richard 8
Davey
Robert
Beekman Street Joint Rescue After Fire Burns Student
A joint was rescued from the Beekman street side by several firemen. He sustained severe burns on the face and arms and was carried to Hudnut's pharmacy before being moved to Chambers Street Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint
Beekman Street
Hudnut
Chambers Street Hospital
Hair-Breadth Escapes From Fire at Nassau and Beekman
A dramatic January fire at the Scottish American Publishing Co. on Nassau and Beekman streets, New York, pit workers against a five story blaze. Firemen, brave citizens, and a telegraph wire ladder saved multiple people from fifth story windows as flames engulfed the upper floors. A bootblack cut a perilous wire to aid three climbers, an editor and a compositor aided the rescue, and a woman leaped from a cornice to a waiting ambulance while others escaped via ladders and improvised chutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Scottish American Publishing Company
Nassau Street
Beekman
Spruce Streets
Park Row
Ttis
Beekman Street
Nassau
Beekmanh
World Building
Times
Ben
Anthony Comstock
Rich
Davyy
A. M. Stewart
Edward Moore
Charles
Charles Blackwell
Buckinan Street
Fr. Herrlich
Fire at Mann & Co. building ends with fatality at hospital
A fire trapped workers in a patent office and a newspaper office. one man Richard A. Tracey perished at the hospital after fleeing from a third story window. Fifty employees reportedly escaped safely. The survivor locked a safe door and fled via a window to the Times building for refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Mann & Co
Patent Office
Richard A. Tracey
Fire Ravages Potter Building and Nearby Firms in New York
A large blaze gutted the Potter building and threatened adjacent properties. Losses exceed $1,000,000 with $175,000 insured. Major victims include New York Belting and Packing Company and Willy Wallach stationers. Times, Turf and Farm, and Scientific American offices suffer partial damage. Times building narrowly saved by fireproof walls. Police estimate and insurance lists outline extensive but scattered losses among tenants and lenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New You
Potter
New York Belting and Packing Company
Willy Wallach
Scientific American
Bobbie Exel Nied
Times
8. B. Bruce
Leslie Bruce
M. Pettengill & Co
Sing Sing
Prentice
New York Rubber Belting and Packing Company
Mann & Co
Amerwan
M. Pettengill
New York Observer
Stationers’ Board of Trade
Bennett Building
Manhattan Co
Guardian Assurance of London
Hamburg
Bremen
Howard
New York
Lancashire
Feland
National
York
North British and Mercantile
Phoenix Insurance
London
Queen
Royal
Broadway
Warren Streets
Pettengill & Co
Turf, Feld and Farm
Marks, Tailor
Rourequez & Ponds
Cigars
Orlando Potter
Eugene Kelly
Evenin Mad
Morse
Nash ¢ Crook
New Cabinet Policy Outlined in Chamber
Paris January 31 In the Chamber of Deputies M De Freycinet outlined the program of the new Cabinet gazetted today The policy aims to reassure the public at home and abroad while remaining firm yet conciliatory It pledges liberal press laws freedom of public meeting a right of association while preserving state rights It seeks to advance labor avoid compulsory debt conversion or rail nationalization and to resolve tariff questions The budget of the previous government was withdrawn and a 6 000 000 franc grant for Tunisian military expenses approved The Senate applauded the policy and prepared to elect a new president while extending commercial quarters for three months
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. de Freycinet
France
Champs
M. Say
M. Andrieux
Lyons
Tunis
Senate
M. Rongier
Gambetta
Kasson Bill Favored for Tariff Commission in Ways and Means
Washington report says Representative Kasson’s bill to create a nine civilian tariff commission passed the sub committee and moved to Ways and Means. A companion Kasson bill mirrors the Morrill Senate proposal. Voters wary of McKinley revisions push to postpone. The commission would review internal revenue taxes and import duties over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasson
The
Times
Washington
Committee On
Morrill
Senate
Friends of the
Ways and Means
Commission
Congress
Committee of Ways and Means
Mahone Has His Way Postmaster of Lynchburg Confirmed
In executive session the Senate confirmed Strathan, the Lynchburg Virginia postmaster, after a nomination reported by Senator Mahone. The nomination was placed on the calendar and approved despite a single potential objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahone
Tae Totes
Washington
Senate
Strathan
Lynchburg
Old Dominion
Republican Nominations In Chester City Primary
Republican primaries in Chester nominate Ellis Smedley for City Treasurer I Newton Shanafelt for City Recorder and list council candidates Nathan Larkin Colonel P M Washabaugh William J Oglesby William B Broomall Henry Palmer James McAldon for School Directors William H Flavel John C Price Alderman Northward D B Thompson slated for offices in a special dispatch from Chester January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Tue Tiss
Ellis Smedley
I. Newton Shanafelt
City Recorder
Nathan Larkin
P. M. Washabaugh
William J. Oglesby
William B. Broomall
Henry Palmer
James McAldon
William H. Flavel
John C. Price
Northward
D. B. Thompson
Lieutenant Plunkett Drowned in Ice Incident
Special dispatch notes the drowning of Lieutenant Thomas Smith Plunkett U S N while skating on the ship Michigan. Seaman Peter Smith also fell in and narrowly escaped drowning during the rescue attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plunkett
King
Thomas Smith Plunkett
Michigan
Ded
Peter Smith
Iron Puddlers Strike at Phoenix Iron Company
About one hundred puddlers at the Phoenix Iron Company in Phoenixville are on strike after the company ordered an extra heat each day. The workers had been making five heats daily and refused to run six heats. The stoppage reflects labor unrest at the plant and follows the new production demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Phoenix Iron Company
Phoenixville
Acute Crisis in Denmark Over Finance Bill Crisis
In Copenhagen on January 31 the Folketing was shaken as a ministerial organ warned that if radicals block the regular finance bill, the government could raise funds by royal ordinances. The crisis is acute and unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Folkedhing
Rallying Around Smith in Reform Meeting of Ward Twenty-Eighth
A large Oxford Hall gathering of about three hundred reform supporters from the Twenty-Eighth ward, despite foul weather, endorsed William B. Smith and John Evans. Speakers including Colonel William McMichael, Hampton L. Carson, Rudolph Blankenburg, and T. W. Barlow attacked the boss system and the Gas Trust, urging votes for Smith and Evans and denouncing Dobson and Porter. The crowd cheered loudly as Smith and Evans pledged honest service, with the meeting ending after midnight with cheers for the reform ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Hall
Oxford Streets
Twenty-eighth Ward
T. W. Barlow
Citizens’ Party
Theodore Megargee
Barlow
William B. Smith
John Evans
William McMichael
Smith and Evans
Gas Trust
Carson
Hampton L. Carson
Aaron Burr
Burr
Smith
Evans
Mr. Smith
Charles A. Porter
Committee of One Hundred
Dobson
Rudolph Blankenburg
Sheriff's Office
Taylor
Guardians of
Vanderslice
John T. Field
Thomas Walters
Porter
Reform
Nineteenth Ward Democrats Split Over O'Donnell Naturalization
The Nineteenth ward Democratic executive committee held a heated session on Patrick F. O'Donnell amid disputes over his naturalization papers. A subcommittee reported a split verdict as members debated whether to replace him on the ticket or declare the papers genuine, with tensions rising to a two hour and a half delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Nineteenth Ward
York and
Lawrence Streets
Patrick F. O'Donnell
Democratic Council
O'Donnell
New York
James P. McGuigan
Ward Democratic Committee
Philadelphia
BM Yeak
McGuigan
West Ross
Adam Albright
Ublican Committee
Local Creek Ward Officials Backed by Executive Committee
The executive committee at Twenty-second and Carpenter streets unanimously endorsed acceptance letters for Select Council William Crawford and Common Council W H Bh Thornton. Also endorsed were Schoo Directors Thomas J. Orr Thomas Parker Thomas Keenan William Calin and John A Hennebery. Friends of Michael O Rourke Democratic candidate for Select Council in the Twenty fifth ward held a meeting near Kensington Avenue and Ure Reading Railroad discussing conciliatory measures for the western faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cratic
Twenty-second
Carpenter Streets
Select Council
William Crawford
W. H. Bh. Thornton
Schoo
Thomas J. Orr
Thomas Parker
Thomas Keenan
William Calin
John A. Hennebery
Friends
Michael O'Rourke
Twenty-fifth Ward
Kensington Avenue
Ure Reading Railroad
Hearing Before Reform Committee Endorsement Seen For Evans
Councilman John Bardsley faced the ward nominations panel again as he opposed endorsing Democratic candidate John M Evans for Common Council. A member argued Bardsley caused the split, noting the Gas Trust controversy and Smith’s renomination, and officials indicated Evans likely will get the committee’s backing. KE Dunbar Lockwood said no reporter attended, disputing published accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bardsley
Twenty Eighth Ward
Committee of One Hundred
John M. Evans
Common Council
Bardsley
Evans
Theodore Megargee
Bardeley
Gas Trust
William Bf. Smith
Select Council
William 1. Smith Janes
Conneil
Smith
Evang
Hardsley
KE. Dunbar Lockwood
Setae
Bardley
Ward Thirtieth Independents Unite to Back New Reform Ticket
The Thirtieth ward factions merge to defeat Gas Trust ambitions for Select Council. A joint meeting formed a reform ticket with John W. Durham for Select Council Joseph I. Kerbaugh for Common Council and school directors including Francis Gwynne James Woodlow Hugh McMullen James S Stewart and W Croasdill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Trust
Select Council
Thornton
Nineteenth
Bainbridge Streets
Select and Common Council
Matthew Hamilton
Citizens and Taxpayers’ Association
James McConnell
Kerbaugh
Durham
Thomas McCoach
Common Council
Alley
M. F. Hamilton
A. A. Catanach
Blaney Harvey
W. R
Hamilton
One Hundred
Reform Committee
Budd
Gwinn
Stewart
Ken
McMullen
Brutal Maltreatment of a Girl in Rock Falls
report from Sterling Illinois dated January 31 describes Seymour and his wife accused of horrific abuse of a seven year old fatherless girl in Rock Falls. investigators cite confinement in a cellar, starvation, horsewhipping, and being tossed to the ceiling. the couple fled after a mob attempted lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterrling
Seymour
Rock Falls
Textile Art School Fund Drive Under Way at FP
The Textile Fabric Association met at 106 Chestnut street FP to solicit subscriptions for a city textile arts school. They reported 220 590 raised mostly by members but deem it insufficient. The committee will continue work and a public meeting will be held to explain needs. Thomas Dolan was re elected president, William Arrott treasurer, and W T Seal secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Textile Fabric Association
Chestnut Street
Search
W. T. Seal
Board of Managers
Thomas Dolan
Association
William Arrott
Tramp Lynched and Burned Near Logansport
Cincinnati dispatch reports that William Steele, a tramp, approached Mrs. Buell’s isolated home twelve miles from Logansport Indiana on Saturday night and assaulted her after finding her alone. Neighbors pursued and hanged him, then burned the body beyond recognition. The Sheriff held the remains for the Coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Logansport
Ind
William Steele
Buell
Vignaux Leads Slosson In Paris Billiards Night Two
In Paris on January 31 the international billiard match continued as Vignaux caught up to Slosson and then surged ahead finishing the evening with 1200 to 808. Slosson added 208 to last night’s total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Slosson
Vignaux
Governor Hoyt Behind Time in Post Office Battle
Governor Hoyt of Pennsylvania arrived at the Riggs House to press Representative Scranton on the Wilkesbarre Post Office nomination but confirmation occurred during his travel. The episode invites caution against a clerical error defense similar to the Norfolk case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
The
Times
Washington
Pennsylvania
Riggs House
Scranton
Wilkesbarre Post Office
Norfolk
Buckner bill for Tehauntepee line fails in subcommittee
Washington dispatch reports the Buckner bill to incorporate the Tehauntepee Ship Railway was lost in the sub-committee and withdrawn as hopeless. Captain Eads is expected to seek foreign capital for the project now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eads
Tue Tees
Washington
Buckner
Tehauntepee
Jersey Briefs Seeks Cottage Boom and Local Crime News
A brief Jersey summary notes Senator Sewell backing ten cottages at Cape May and Cape May area laborers demanding three dollars a day from April. Marie Clapp of Dunham’s Corner near New Brunswick fatally poisoned on the eve of motherhood. Camden G A R buys Fifth Street headquarters for 6500 dollars. A Camden office burglary fails to yield value. First New Jersey Brigade reunion set for June 28 in Camden. A Plainfield man, 27, jailed in Hoboken after a drunken spree. A suicide attempt with improvised rope is thwarted in Camden. Camden Atlantic Railroad reports and a May’s Landing service disruption noted along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sewell
Cape May
Trenton
Mary Clapp
Dunham's Corner
New Brunswick
T. M. E. Lee Post
Camden
Fifth Street
Taylor Avenue
John Baxter
Sixth
Kaighn
Avenue
First New Jersey
Sixth Army Corps
Phil Kearney
Joe Hooker
Grand Army Hall
Thomas P. Rowe
Plainfield
Hoboken
Camden and Atlantic Railroad
Sxvens
May's Landing
Ex-Cashier Baldwin Sentenced to Fifteen Years in State Prison
Special dispatch from Trenton reports Oscar Baldwin, formerly Newark cashier, pleaded guilty to three indictments for fraud. Judge Nixon imposed five years on each count, to run concurrently versus consecutively, totaling fifteen years in state prison. Baldwin, attended by relatives and counsel Cortlandt Parker, accepted the verdict calmly before being taken to the State Prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Jersey
Tat Tomes
Trenton
United States District Court
Baldwin
Theodore Fr
William HL
Cortlandt Parker
Titsworth
Beg'e
Jersey City
Kensbey
Nixon
Tie
Morcy
Parker
Delaware
Rison
Camden's New Treasury Guard Elects Hufty City Comptroller
Camden's City Council met amid partisan tensions as Democrats failed to block the ordinance creating a City Comptroller position. With a five vote Republican majority, Samuel Hufty was elected Comptroller at a salary $600 higher than the present Auditor, who then resigned. Millette was chosen City Hall janitor. The Democrats had sought a temporary injunction from Chancellor Runyon to halt the election but the writ was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Samuel Hufty
Runyon
Rose
Hufty
Milliette
Passenger Agents Still Conferring Special Dispatch
Several general passenger agents of the trunk railroads held talks at Commissioner Fink’s office to finalize details of the passenger business, starting with through traffic to and from New England. Some advisory commission members declined. one accepted, another sent a letter, and a third was unavailable. Reports claim railroads planned new cut‑rate contracts but could not supply copies when requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Times
New York
Fink
New England
Philadelphia
Produce Exchange
Mr McDonough Suffered Severe Jaw Cancer Decline
The actor John E. McDonough remained in grave condition as cancerous growths in his jaw progressed. He relied on stimulants and morphia to ease pain while doctors concluded there was no hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. McDonough
Andras
McDonough
Samuel Gross
Joseph Jefferson
New York
Judge Henderson to Resign as Dauphin President Judge
Judge Henderson of Dauphin and Lebanon counties will resign as President Judge, returning to Cumberland County to resume law practice. Upon his resignation, J. W. Simonton becomes President Judge and J. W. McPherson is named as the new Additional Law Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Dauphin
Tax Times
Harmspurg
Lebanon
Hoyton
Washington
Pearson
Cumberland County
J. W. Simonton
J. W. McPherson
Blankenburg Replies To Rowan Denial Over Sheriff Ad Bills
Counselor L R Fletcher for W E Rowan challenged a report that sixty five percent of Sheriff advertising bills were shared by John F Hill Elwood Rowan and William R Leeds. Blankenburg replied he is glad Rowan denied the claim and says others corroborate the denial noting Rowan does not profit from the sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Fletcher
W. Elwood Rowan
Rudolph Blankenburg
Friendship Hall
John F. Hill
Elwood Rowan
William R. Leeds
Rowan
Union Generale Suspension Raise Legal Action Likely
Paris January 31 formal actions expected as Union Generale faces suit. Suspension cited London Bank refusal to pay 17 million francs to cover liabilities. Vaults checked show thirty one boxes empty and Bontoux profits claim masked a 96 million franc deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Generale
Paris
London
M. Bontoux
Man Found Wounded After Disappearance Near Scottdale
John Streicher of Bloomfield disappeared last Friday and was later found in Stauffer's woods near Scottdale Westmoreland County with a bullet wound in his right side. He is unconscious and cannot explain the injury raising questions of suicide or foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrsburg
John Streicher
Bloomfield
Stauffer
What Canadian Liberals Want
A petition signed by five hundred people across Ontario has been presented to the legislature noting an amendment to the evidence law. The proposal aims to permit Liberals in religion to testify in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Ontario
Drevin
Political crimes and extradition debate narrows scope
In Roms on January 31 the chamber committee ruled that political crime exemptions from extradition do not apply to homicide crimes, with the exception that killings during insurrection or civil war remain exempt from extradition requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roms
Committee of the
Chamber of Deputies
Arabs and Europeans at War in Tantah Disturbances
Disturbances occurred in Tantah between Arabs and Europeans. A Greek shop was demolished amid the unrest. The town is quiet again, and a commission will hold an inquiry into the causes of the disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caitro
Tantah
Enere
Pen
Ballot on Albany Speaker Produces Tight Vote Split
Albany January 31 The Assembly voted twice for Speaker with Patterson 48 Alvord 50 Costello 6 Cullen 1. With 53 needed for choice the adjournment was taken until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Assembly
Patterson
Alvord
Costello
Cullen
An American's Mexican Colony on Sonora Frontier
City of Mexico reports an American has been granted one hundred thousand acres for colonizing forty families of the Latin race on the Sonora frontier. The grant includes partial tariff exemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Sonora
Ocean Steamship Arrivals Reported for Glasgow and New York
Moville Assyria arrives from New York bound for Glasgow. New York hosts De Ruyter from Antwerp. Wall Othello arrives from New York. Glasgow State of Indiana sails from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moville
Assyria
New York
Glasgow
de Ruyter
Antwerp
Wall
True Bill Against Dr Lamson Over Poison Death
Grand jury returns a true bill against Dr George H Lamson for allegedly causing the death of his brother in law by poison in January. Charges detail a star marches hit and the case proceeds to trial with legal action ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lamson
Lonnox
Grand Jury
George H. Lamson
Americus Club Ball Dazzles at Academy of Music Night
A gay Americus Club ball at the Academy of Music drew about two thousand as two hundred couples led the opening promenade. Notables in boxes included Senator Bayard and Judge Briggs, with many prominent Republicans and city figures on and off the floor. Supper followed, music filled two bands, and dancing continued past midnight amid festive costumes and a sylvan stage setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus Club
Academy of Music
J. J. McDevitt
Russell
Wissahickon
Senator Bayard
Delaware
Cincinnati
Judge Briggs
Daniel Dougherty
Robert E. Pattison
Colonel Dechert
William J. Littleton
Henry 8. Hagert
Mr. Hammersly
Stanley Woodward
Luzerne County
Allmond
Wilmington
Del
Elcock
Snowden
William V. McGrath
Joseph P. Kennedy
John M. Campbell
James Gay Gordon
Lennon
Davis Page
Wright
Allentown
Wiedersheim
First Regiment
John E. Faunce
A.S. L. Shields
Republican City Executive Committee
Baldwin
Charles Vorhees
William H. Lex
Common Council
Givin
William Ahern
Ladies Fair
William M. Singerly
Mullin
Squire’ McMullen
George McGowan
John Welsh
W. W. Dougherty
Dr. Isaacs
McColgan
Fifth Ward
Charles Story
John Houghton
Woolston
Marlton
William Gillingham
J. FP. Beisterling
Northern Liberties
John H. Fow
Wm. Love
Gasometer Explodes Casting Newark Into Darkness
A Citizens' Gas Company gasometer on Front Street exploded due to snow and wind, tearing off the top, igniting flames two hundred feet high, and plunging the northern part of Newark into darkness. No injuries reported. damage estimated at $20,000. the tank held 100000 feet of gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Citizens’ Gas Company
Front Street
Newo
Morris Canal
Ice Gorge Threatens Severe Freshet in Susquehanna
Special Dispatch to Taw Tries reports the ice gorge on the Susquehanna spans twenty miles with banks overflowed and fears of a heavy freshet. In Wilkesbarre the river rose twenty feet above low water as snow falls for a deeper flood risk, with eleven inches already on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna Gorge
Taw Tries
Pittston
Susquehanna River
Wilkesbarre
Susquehanna
Weather Forecast For Middle States Today
Indications for to day show clearing weather for the Middle States with winds from the northwest to southwest, rising barometer and slight changes in temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle States
Temperance lecture and theatre lease noted in city items
The report lists Col George W Bain delivering a temperance talk at Association Hall, Manager Brown leasing Concordia Theatre, and a large Young Men's Democratic Association audience hearing Henry Flanders speak on Politics. It also notes a drowning victim identified as Jacob Neff, and several local civic items including Stalwart medalists and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bain
Kentucky
Association Hall
Brown
Eighth Street Theatre
Concordia Theatre
Callowhill Street
Fifth
Young Men's Democratic Association
Merrick Street
Henry Flanders
Noble Street Wharf
Jacob Neff
S. Kaas
Sixth
Willow Streets
Philadelphia
M.S. Quay
David H. Lane
Thomas IH. Powers
William L. Smith
William J. Pollock
Adam Albright
David Mouat
Supreme Court
Mount Holly Paper Company
Market Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Numberer
Printing House Square
Elen Bull
Leslie C. Bruce
Niyo Raine
Denmark
Blankenbburg
Democratic Committee
MR. Bardsley
AIM& Prospects
Thirtieth Ward
Oscar Baldwin
Camden’s New Treasury Guard
Mr. McDonough
Blankenburg
Academy
City Notes
George Gideon
Woodstock Street
Ridge Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Abraham R. Perkins
Alicia V. R. Constable
Register of Wills
Annie Devoe
Duponceau Street
Pennsylvania Hospital
West Philadelphia
John C. Bullitt
Contematralte
West Wale Nia
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