Kensington Tragedy Shows Murderer Killed Annie Klaus in Street
Coroner's postmortem confirms Annie Klaus was shot by Otto Kayser who then killed his wife and himself. Kayser believed to be obsessed with Klaus and pressured her to run away. she refused. Police traced his alias Tom Lynn and recovered details from acquaintances. Mrs Kayser wounded survived and described the fatal struggle and Kayser's motive. Funeral plans set for Kayser and Klaus as crowds gather.
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Formad
Pretty Annie
Otto Kayser
Annie Klaus
Kayser
Kensington Avenue
Waterford
Conn
Tom Lynn
Scott
McKibben
Barsantee
Richard
Louisa Fanin
Emma Richter
Lizzie Klaus
Annie
Joel Lare
Episcopal Hospital
Dr. van Pelt
Frankford Avenue
York Street
Brooklyn
Bill
Brown
Reinhardt and
Stahl
Hope Street
Montgomery Avenue
Job Printing
Richard Kayser
North Second Street
Kensington
Geyer
Ashbridge
Kensington Area
Winter Sets In Coldest Day of the Season in Mohawk Valley
February 4 report from Canajonarie New York notes the coldest day of the current winter with temperatures from 18 to 94 degrees below zero in the Mohawk Valley while Ottawa Ontario records similarly severe readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canajonarie
Mohawk Valley
Zera
Ottawa
Ont
Double of Mrs Dieroff Mistaken for Corpse on Orkney Street
A Kensington woman who claimed to be alive caused a dramatic vent when Mrs Rosanna Dieroff, about 50, was thought dead after a neighbor’s misidentification. A body in the wagon led to a family reunion when the living woman cried out in astonishment. The case left a surprised Messenger Matthews noting the strange double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Waters
Orkney Street
Downer
Matthews
Somerset Street
Rosanna Dieroff
Mrs. Dieroff
Mia
Dieroff
Wind topples Meyer building. six dead in Omaha ruin
High winds toppled the east wall of the Max Meyer brick building at Farnum and Seventeenth, wrecking two more structures. Six people known dead include Edward Oleson, Mrs. Hincher, Mike Martin, Thomas Houston, Peter Boyer, and Rudolph Mitchell. Several others injured. rescue efforts ended with no more bodies found. Injured include G. H. Silver, E. A. Philip, John Jackson, Emma Oliver, Charles Blake, and Charles Caesar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Max Meyer
Farnum and
Seventeenth Streets
P. Boyer & Co
D. Dunbar & Co
Edward Oleson
Oleson
Boyer & Co
Rudolph Mitchell
G. H. Silver
E. A. Philip
John Jackson
Emma Oliver
Charles Blake
Charles Caesar
Dunbar’s
Art Department
George Searls
Dunbar & Co
BISMARCKS PROPOSITION FOR SAMAOAN TALKS
Count von Arco met with Secretary Bayard at the State Department to discuss Samoan affairs. He carried a letter from Prince Bismarck proposing a resumption of Berlin consultations, which followed Washington talks in 1887 among Germany Great Britain and the United States. Bayard declined further comment and anticipated sending the communication to Congress soon.
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Wasa Hinatoa
Count von Arco
State Department
Bayard
Prince Bismarck
Berlin
Washington
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Samoa
Congress
No Overtures Made to Germany, Cable Telegram
Special report notes a Norddeutsche assertion replying to a Washington telegram that Mr Pendleton did not approach the German Foreign Office nor convey official Samoa communications. The piece confirms no American overtures or visits by Pendleton in Berlin for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
the Times
N. Y. Herald
Samoa
Involuntary Bridge Jumper at Gwynn's Falls
Locomotive fireman D. Smith fell from the Baltimore and Potomac bridge over Gwynn's Falls near Calverton Saturday night. He broke his left leg and sustained internal injuries after slipping between the ties into 100 feet of water. Smith swam to the bank and was taken home.
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Baltimore
D. Smith
Baltimore and Potomac
Gwynn’s Falls
Calverton
Smith
Sophomores’ hazing calf killed by freshman at Lafayette
A Lafayette freshman killed the calf used in sophomores hazing a week earlier. The sophomore class planned a parade to feature the animal, but its death sparked anger as the freshmen mourned the campus coal box and football goal posts in the aftermath.
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the Times
Easton
Lafayette
Loas
Widow Maria A. Rosseau Pension Raised to 100
Washington February 4 The House committee on invalid pensions to lay before the Senate bill increasing the pension of Mrs Maria A Rosseau widow of the late Brigadier General Rosseau from 50 to 100 dollars per month.
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Rosseau
Waasaingtron
House Committee On
Senate
Maria A. Rosseau
Ote
Washington Notes and House Foreign Affairs Actions
Secretary Fairchild spent Sunday in New Sa And returned to Ington. Masters commissions at Eris Latrobe and Montrose will expire next April. The House foreign affairs committee approved a 9000 protective measure for American interests in La the Philadelphia construction a 507 dock awarded to Simos Co. of New York with a bid of 50670. Sanderadiean wine and manpower notes appear amid unclear lines.
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Fairchild
New Sa
Ington
Eris
Latrobe
Montrose
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Philadetoniaia
TES Simos & Co
New York
Enchener
State Fencibles Ball Honors Major Wesley Chew Battalion
Visiting officers commended Major Wesley Chew's battalion for drill and evolutions while the National Guard of Pennsylvania hosted a full dress ball at the Academy of Music. Governor Beaver and staff along with Delaware and New Jersey officers attended, as did numerous distinguished guests and decorated figures from the military community. The event featured grand march led by Chew and his daughter, lavish national decorations, and notable exhibitions by the Fencibles and guest units from New York and London.
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Academy of Music
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Academy
W. Wes Chew
William A. Witherup
T. T. Brazier
George W. Rea
M. B. Dwight
B. E B. Packer
G. L. Bastian
J. G. Ganley
Morris Condon
A. L. Bellville
R. L. Barry
Joseph A. Ryan
J. D. Bassett
R. P.schellinger
8. P. Holmes
Daniel Rodgers
George Christy
W. B. Ryner
Holmes Hall
Beaver
Hartranft
Snowden
Plume
New
Forsyth
Russell
Navy
Biggs
B. F. Lewis
Senate
Www
John P. Donohue
George W. Gray
Charles W. Maull
T. F. Armstrong
E. T. Cooper
J. T. Layfield
Benjamin Whitely
W. H. Stevens
Kate Friel
Lizzie Mountain
Jennie Corey
Wentzel
Katie Hickey
M. Gorman
Nellie Stark
Emma P. Borden
Laura Lynch
Katie Sting
L. Bind
2D Guard
New York
Charles E. Sloan
Abraham Mead
W. P. McCosker
John Martin
L. F. Barry
I. B. Jacobs
A. L. Dickinson
Charles Sprague
George W. Corliss
Edward P. Moore
James Hamel
Walter Scott
Charles H. Chumar
Augustus ©. Foster
Honorable Artillery of
London
W. N. Hayward
John A. Mackenzie
J. F. Burke
Gate City Guard
Atlanta
Major Chew
W. F. Jocher
T. H. Ferguson
Trial trip planned for gunboat Yorktown arrival
Distinguished officers arrive to inspect the Yorktown cruiser. A full hull, horsepower, engines, and steering check will determine if the vessel meets contract terms. The government may accept the Yorktown without delay pending the morning decision by the Cramp yard representatives.
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Yorktown
Secretary of the Navy
Board of Revere
A, Snows
Ate Shepard
Naval Teele
Sidney A. Staunton
Neers Rol Potts
Cipriano
Nest
B. Hine
Enginee Ward Seikine
Fi Bingham
Enradaera Rold P. Norton
Teas D. Weaver
Cramp
Milla Sentenced for Assault on Bertha Howard in Willistown
The crowded courtroom heard Judge Waddell sentence James Milla, the colored man who attacked Bertha Howard near a Willistown district school, then threw her into a mill dam. Howard survived and recovered after a harrowing ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Weer Custer
Waddell
James Milla
Bertha Howard
Willistown
Condi Draga
Strikers Fail to Halt Second Avenue Cars as Police Guard Run
In New York on February 4 the Second Avenue Surface Railroad began service with 28 officers and two patrol wagons escorting car No. 87 from Ninety-second Street to Astor Place. Up to eleven o'clock twenty-one cars operated, despite track obstructions by strikers. Cars ran on multiple lines with precautions, but crews faced jeers and occasional damage. the return trip was uneventful and operations continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Second Avenue Surface Railroad Company
Inspector Willams
Ninety-second Street
Astor Place
Seventh Avenue
Grand Street
Noen
Harris
Rochester
Byrnes
Tenth Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Atrikera
Ninth Avenue
First Avenue
American Union Fourth Anniversary Celebration in Philadelphia
The Chinese American Union of Philadelphia marked its fourth anniversary at Association Hall with over a thousand attendees. Speakers included Rev Wilbur Paddock and Dr Robert Harper, with Mrs Lumina Chew delivering the evening’s notable remarks on traditional practices and attitudes toward Chinese women. Lincoln L Eyre and John B Garrett also spoke on immigration and labor, urging equal treatment of foreigners if exclusion is necessary.
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Lumina Chew
John T. Beckley
John B. Garrett Ke
The Dead Baroness and Crown Prince Death Theory
A Vienna dispatch reports that a baroness killed herself and then her husband and brother killed Archduke Rudolf to shield family honor. The murder theory is bolstered by references to a doctor and a professor Hoffman analysis, while some Vienna circles dispute the suicide motive.
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London
New York
Rudolf
Vienna
Sooshan
Hoffman
Crowds View Rudolf Remains Amidst Royal Funeral Commotion
Enormous crowds in Vienna on February 4 line up to view Crown Prince Rudolf remains. Troops manage the crush as several people faint and are carried away. Emperor Francis Joseph receives ministers and remarks on Vienna Pesth journal coverage. Austria-Hungary in Order and Picture planned. papers left by Rudolf noted.
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Vienna
Crown
Rudolf
Francis Joseph
Baron
Pesth
Austria-Hungary
Ord
Herr von Nye
Inn
Luxemburg
Peror
Death by Own Action Duel Rumor in Brussels
sensational Brussels report claims Austrian Crown Prince and a nobleman dueled under the American plan using dice to decide death. The loser’s three month death deadline passed and Rudolf allegedly killed himself. A second dispatch notes Kalnoky’s telegram of condolence to the U S president.
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Londorn
Brussels
Rudolf
Prosecutor Haight Exonerated by Freeholders Panel
A committee from the Board of Freeholders investigating the accounts of Prosecutor Haight exonerated him today. The panel had examined forfeited recognisances and undue charges, but found his accounts were correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haight
the Times
Fraersorp
Board of Freeholders
Cumberland's Liquor Licenses Under Court Review
Plicanta applied for licenses and remonstrances appear in many cases. The court will take action tomorrow.
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Cumberland
Plicanta
Fragmentary Notice Reflects Unclear Event In Purcrary
A mangled OCR fragment mentions an event with unclear actors and details. readable parts show a reminder of a location and date likely missing, with no coherent subjects or outcomes due to severe text corruption.
Lannon and Godfrey Fight in Fifteen Round Clash
Boston telegram reports a Cribb Club encounter where heavyweight Joe Lannon weighed 185 pounds and faced George Godfrey for fifteen rounds under John L Sullivan. The bout featured fierce exchanges, Lannon focusing on Godfrey’s face, a bleeding nose, and a late rally that left Lannon with a battered face. Sullivan deemed the match a draw and divided the purse.
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Prolal
THE
Times
Boston
Cribb Club
Joe Lannon
George Godfrey
John L. Sullivan
Lannon
Godfrey
Sullivan
Explosion in a Train at Carbondale Depot
A Delaware and Hudson line train triple cars exploded at Carbondale near the depot. Frozen pipes redirected steam into the rear car causing a large blast that wrecked the end of the car and damaged the next. A brakeman survived by leaving his coal shovel in the front car when the blast occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Sonanton
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Carbondale
Alleged Prison Brutality Probed by Riverside Board
A secret conference of Riverside Penitentiary inspectors, led by President George Kelly, voted to thoroughly investigate charges against prison steward Mabarneke and begin hearings tomorrow. Cadwalader Biddle may appear in Philadelphia. a citizen claims evidence of a prisoner dying from flogging five years ago and asks Governor Beaver to investigate.
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Prrrantine
Riverside Penitentiary
George Kelly
Mabarneke
Sharowehly
State Prison Board
Philadelphia
Cadwalader Biddle
Tequesey
Red-nose Mike to Face Trial in Wilkesbarre
In Wilkesbarre February 4 the infamous mountain murderer known as Red-nose Mike will be tried in Criminal Court next Wednesday after preparations were completed. He faces the brutal killings of Paymaster McClure and Stable Boss Flanigan, with his earlier confidence eroding as the enormity of the crime sinks in.
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Wilkesbarre
Mike
Paymaster
McClure
Flanigan
Criminal Court
Ead
Conte
Temple of the Prehistoric Ag. Petition to protect Casal Grands ruin
A petition signed by Oliver Wendell Holmes John G Whittier Francis Parkman Edward Everett Hale Mrs Hemingway and others presented by Senator Hoar asks protection for the Casal Grands ruin near Florence Arizona. The petition notes heavy depredations from visitors and urges government action to guard the ancient temple of prehistoric age.
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Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
John G. Whittier
Francis Parkman
Edward Everett Hale
Hemingway
Senator Hoar
Casal Grands
Florence
Arizona
Murder of John M Clayton Ends Outrage Political Killings
General Powell Clayton and Judge Clayton brothers of the slain John M Clayton reveal a political assassination, detailing Conway county violence surrounding the 1870s election. They describe armed groups, ballot theft, mob assaults on Republican figures, and a fatal shooting through a boarding house window on January 29. They assert the crime targeted political opponents and call for justice.
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Sorre
Powell Clayton
Clayton
John M. Clayton
Morriston
Conway County
Miasissippi
Simon P. Hughes
Towers
Morrilton
Plummerville
R. Breckinridge
M. W. Benjamin
Little Rock
Arkansas
Republican State Committee
Benjamin
United States
Charles Wah
Congress
Alexander
Wahl
Breckinridge
Henry A. Cooper
Powel Clayton
W. H. Claytor
Bride of coal man wed after boarding school tale
Reading dispatch reports John A. Witman a young coal tradesman, married Miss Annie A Schell of Muhlenberg in a romantic match. The couple traveled from a boarding school near Philadelphia to Camden, then back to the school. When Witman tried to take his wife away, the boarding house barred her departure until Mayor Fitter intervened and the marriage certificate was produced.
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the Times
Reading
John A. Witman
Annie A.schell
Muhlenberg
Philadelphia
Wiemnen
Camden
Witman
Reading Coal Supply Restricted in Dull Season
The Philadelphia and Reading Company will operate only selected collieries during the dull season, expected to produce 8,000 tons daily. Stated plants include Bear Ridge Bear Run Ellangowan Elmwood Gilberton Hammond K Pao GU Mahanoy City Turkey Run Mammoth Ikashoeeet Laon Gap Merriam Henry Clay Phoenix Park Creek Shaft Brookside and Lincoln with many near maximum output requiring labor reductions to stay within the limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
the Times
Portsville
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Bear Ridge
Bear Run
Ellangowan
Elmwood
Gilberton Hammond
K Pao GU
Mahanoy City
Turkey Run
Eeean Mammoth
Ikashoeeet Laon Gap
Merriam
Henry Clay
Phoenix Park
Mi Creek Shaft
Brookside
Found Dead in a Lime Kiln near Lampeter
Lancaster, February 4. Adam Lofever, a wealthy farmer of West Lampeter township, was found dead in a lime kiln on his premises at noon yesterday after an evening at the Lampeter hotel he owned. He was about 60 years old, served three terms as Poor Director, owned five fine farms, and was valued at around $200,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Lancaster
Adam Lofever
West Lampeter
Lampeter
Leever
Committee of Finance and Charities and Corrections
Fitler
House of Correction
State Road
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thompson
James W. White
White
Board of Charities and Corrections
Mr. Anderson
Anderson
Isemi
Bagley Gets Five Years For Shooting Threats
Bagley of Snowshoe was sentenced by Judge Furst to seven years and six months in the Western Penitentiary. He was found guilty last week of firing at Officer A M tier of Milesburg with intent to kill and of threats against Miss Campbell of Milesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagley
the Times
Breauerants
John
Snowshoe
Furst
Western
A. M. Tier
Milesburg
Miss Campbell
West Virginia Deadlock in Joint Assembly Ballot
Charleston February 4 three ballots were taken in joint assembly to select a senator. Bassett 3, Dail 5, Boganal 1, Rowan 8. Third ballot 20 for nna 92 Bassett 88. Wasien numbers and votes cast 63 necessary for a choice. Arkansas Contest Disposed Of, February 4, Norwood withdraws petition ending dispute over Governor Eagle election bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Charleston
Bagsell
Enna
Goff
Tranell
J. St Rowan
Nna
Bassett
Wasien
Arkansas
Lirris Roux
C. M. Norwood
Eagle
Norwood
No Reflection on the Pope From Rome Archbishop Corrigan Report
Osservatore Romano from Archbishop Corrigan of New York offers few reflections on the Pope's position. The dispatch discusses Vatican stance and reaction to the Parnell matter with cautious language and limited commentary.
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Rome
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Corrigan
Newes
Parnell
Sturgis Le Special Telegram Report Segment
Edward Sturgis, a longtime resident of Lancaster, died recently after a brief illness. He had served twenty years in the community and was well liked by the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Sturgis
Lancaster
Baward
Dice Warden Cone Gaiteras Wh A Water Old Leader
A fragment notes Cone Gaiteras Wh as a dice warden, with unclear roles and references to a water old leader and Se Brier, in a murky archival snippet. Names and details are partial, but the piece implies a governance or oversight context and a locally noted figure.
Night Collision Sinks Two Vessels Off Dungeness
Lonpox February 4 reports the steamer Nereid and the British ship Killochan colliding off Dungeness. Both sank quickly, drowning 24 people including Killochan's captain Manson. nine crew were rescued, one later died. Weather was clear at impact.
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Lonpox
Manson
Lyttleton
Dungeness
Death of Bright Young Eight O Clock Club Member
Funeral services for John A Bigley 17, a senior in James L Clagborn School, will be held this afternoon at St Edward's Church after peritonitis. A recipient of the Eight O'Clock Club Medal of Honor, he died Friday, leaving four brothers and their mother Annie Bigley, long deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eight O'Clock Club
John A. Bigley
Chas. J. Bigley
Park Avenue
St. Edward's Church
John
James L. Clagborn
Times
Annie Bigley
Fires Strike Up-Town as Shops Burn and Lose Goods
A major blaze erupted around nine last night in the rear of William Abbott’s furniture factory at 180 North Front Street. Firemen battled smoke and water damage totaling about 5,000 dollars, with insurance covering the loss. Police officer Sayre sounded the alarm after discovering flames. Nearby, a shoe store at 1015 Passyunk Avenue suffered a 25 dollar loss due to a fire caused by children with matches. A curtain in Mins Kors dry goods store on Lemple Avenue and erson Streets caught fire from a stove, damaging goods worth 25 dollars. A cracked still in W. H. Magotts oil works at Second Street and Snyder Avenue caused a fire yesterday afternoon, with 1,000 dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Abbott
North Front Street
Sayre
Tenth District
Shackamaxon
Girard Avenue
Edward Fleming
Passyunk Avenue
Mins K. Kors
Lempla
Erson Streets
W. H. Magotts
Second Street
Snyder Avenue
Hopelessly Insane Maria Behr Brought to Almshouse Hospital
Maria Behr, found wandering Saturday night, remains confined in the Almshouse woman's hospital as officials prepare to commit her to the Insane department. Nurses and authorities failed to uncover her history. she denies marriage to a Trenton husband and speaks German and French, growing distraught. No friends or visitors are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Behr
Miss Smith
Trenton
Hornung Signs With Baltimore
Joe Hornung today accepted the terms of the Baltimore Base Ball Club for the coming season. A separate item reports an Anglo-German alliance, with Berlin sources saying England and Germany have formed a pact to protect northern seas and ports.
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Hornung
Baltimore
Boston
Joe Hornung
Howe
Lowell Oh
Periasnung
Berlin
The
Novae Fremya
England
Germany
Suspension In the Mining Regions
The mining suspension that began this morning is not viewed as serious locally. Winter suspensions are common, and this is not expected to last long. Sixteen of the Reading Coal and Iron Company's top collieries will continue operating.
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Porrsvii
Ixteen
Reading Coal and Iron Company
White Cap notices sent. four residents rush to work
Special Telegram from Stroudsburg on February 4 reports Frank Dethl Jeremiah Daly Carry White and Charles Springer received White Cap notices within a week ordering them to return to work within fifteen days or leave town. All are frightened but have found jobs. Dethl has bought a revolver and threatens violence.
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TDCES
Stroupsburg
Frank Dethl
Jeremiah Daly
White
Charles Springer
Deth
Fire-Barn Destroyed in York County Fire Suspected
A large barn owned by Andrew Brodneck near Jefferson York county burned to the ground on Saturday. The structure, in a neighborhood with several recent blazes, is the ninth burned in the area. Insured by the Manheim Insurance Company in York county, the fire is attributed to an incendiary act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Baltimore
Andrew Brodneck
Jefferson
Carrol County
Manheim Insurance Company
Ovation to Lord Stanley Arrives in Montreal
Governor General and Lady Stanley reached Montreal at noon and were greeted by carnival exhibit committee members in St. James Street. They were driven to the Windsor Hotel where civic reception officials welcomed them informally to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Stanley
Toronto
Governor General
Lady Stanley
Montreal
Carnival
St. James Street
Ndsor
No British Minister Yet Rumor Officially Denied
A special cable from London reports that rumors of Sir John Pauncefoot being appointed British Minister at Washington are officially contradicted. The Times published a cable noting the denial as of February 4. The item attributes the report to a New York Herald copyright notice from 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
N. Y. Herald
Lonpor
Sir John Pauncefoot
Washington
Woman Killed by Engine on Reading Railroad
Reading February 4. Mrs Lena Weinland known as Dutch Lena was picking coal on the Reading Railroad when a rogue torch and her work were ordered from the track. An accident occurred resulting in a fatality as she was struck by an engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Reading
Lena Weinland
Lena
Brody
Torch
Bank of Knapp in Marquette Closes Its Doors
The J. N. Knapp bank in Marquette Michigan closed its doors amid liabilities estimated between 30 000 and 50 000. The bank started operations a year ago and slow collections were cited as the cause, leaving depositors expected not to recover funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette, Mich
Bank of J. N. Knapp
Death Trap in Hospital Attic Sparks City Debate
Dr White warns crowded hospital attics pose great fire risk with 300 paupers jammed above the hospital. City income from Holmesburg land cited as 1200 to 1500 per year. Officials clash over moving the Almshouse with plans to build on city land and use sinking fund funds. Debate ends with a resolution to draft two ordinances for the Councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmesburg
Thompson
Dr. White
Iseminger
Snake Bite Doctor Dies in Reapina at 89
Michael Heller, famed as the snake bite doctor across the state, died this forenoon at age 89. He inherited a snake bite remedy from his grandfather fifty years ago and passed the secret to his son before death, having cured hundreds. In Washington, Representative Chipman of Michigan submitted a petition against the international copyright bill, while Berwin reports Pendleton might need a successor as rumors of ill health circulate about the American minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Reapina
Michael Heller
Washington
Representative Chipman
Michigan
House
Weather report fragment with temperatures and winds
Fragmentary weather item notes colder, north westerly winds with coastal gales. Mentions yesterday’s temperatures with some garbled figures and unclear highs and lows.
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Friends OF Chinamen
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Ite
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Panama Canal Company
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Blockley
Pendleton
Berwin
North German Gazette
City News
Austin Corbin
Philadelphis and Reading Railroad Company
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Pittsburg
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Hanover Street
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Gilleapie
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