Ingalls Defends Opposition to Cloture and Voree Bill
Senate scene features Senator Ingalls attacking the cloture and election bill, defending his lone stance against sweeping rules. He recalls recent Kansas defeat, argues for a just nonpartisan election law, and warns radical leaders to temper criticism as allies brace for modified measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ingalls
Tre Tres
Washrleton
Senate
Philip Brooks
Boston Divine
Justice Gray
Supreme Court
Ingalls
Kansas
Sherman
Hoar
Spooner
Evarts
Casey
Allison
The Italian Crisis Deepens in Rome Cabinet Turmoil
Rome reports the ministerial crisis persists with King consulting General Cosenz over military retrenchments. Italian papers list cabinet names but no definite formation. A report claims Count Herbert Bismarck carried a letter from Prince Bismarck urging Signor to remain premier long-term. Rightist members vow coordinated measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Cosenz
Itis
Herbert Bismarck
Bismarck
Signor Crisp
Signor
Rt Bt
Mammoth Mine Horror Inquest Opens In Greensburg
Coroner J B Wakefield began the inquest into the Mammoth Mine disaster near Greensburg Westmoreland county seeking blame for the deaths of 107 miners. Seventeen witnesses testified as miners push ventilation and after damp theories while Frick Coke Company defense argues the fire boss acts under licensed state authority. A sharp clash between miners and company is anticipated as jurors likely censure the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirrenuna
H.C. Frick Coke Company
Greensburg
J. B. Wakefield
Westmoreland County
Frick Coke Company
Ugp
John Kane
United Mine Workers of America
Frick Company
Keeper Hogan Discharged From Philadelphia Hospital After Assault
Superintendent Roney ordered the discharge of keeper Patrick Hogan and two attendants after an assault on insane patient Jonathan Kenworthy. Hogan admitted striking Kenworthy in the face with a fist, while the others failed to report the incident. Roney emphasized rules permit only arm holds and warned of immediate discharge for maltreatment. Kenworthy, a harmless imbecile, slowly recovers from bruises on face and body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
Jonathan Kenworthy
Patrick Hogan
Philadelphia Hospital
Hogan
Kenworthy
Ramsey
William Brown
Charles W. Hornby
Roney
Loughlin
Board of Charities and Corrections
Tiogan
Prominent Scranton Citizen Ends His Life in Tragic Acts
SCRANTON February 6 Anthony Steeg noted Scranton pioneer and leading business figure died by self inflicted gunshot. He occupied a Scranton House room since yesterday and was found with a gun in his mouth after morning and noon calls. A bell boy witnessed the scene. financial reverses were cited as motive. Buckeye Fire Insurance Co. Loses Charter. Columbus February 5 The Buckeye Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Shelby has been ousted by the Supreme Court after admitting charges in quo warranto. The Attorney General alleged false statements in its insurance report and the firm, once large in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana and Illinois, must wind up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Anthony Steeg
Scranton House
Steeg
Buckeye Fire Company
Columbts, O
Buckeye Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Shelby
Supreme Court
Attorney General
Comny
Commissioner of Insurance
G Company
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Salem Church Demands Removing Bishops Esher and Bowman
In Reading on February 5, Salem Evangelical Church denounces Bishops Esher and Bowman for overstepping duties, calling their actions arbitrary and divisive. Resolutions from Shenandoah Adamstown Ohn s Hill Bowmansville and Reamstown congregations echo the stand against episcopal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Esher
Tiares
Reading
Salem Evangelical Church
Evangelical
Shenandoah
Adamstown
Ohn's Hill
Bowmansville
Reamstown
Local court holds Grim for trial on seine fishing charge
Jacob L Grim of Hellertown is held for trial by an Easton justice for fishing with a seine in violation of state law. Also noted, H W Thompson named Postmaster at De Youngs, Mrs M N Post at First Fork, and H A Foltz at Knousetown. Elizabeth Swayne, long time West Chester resident and Quaker, dies. Diphtheria outbreak in Hogestown closes public schools. American Powder Company buys patent for Emmons explosive. Conrad Walters Sr. injured in Easton wreck, leg amputation feared. Lehigh Valley Railroad to open New York branch February 14 shortening route to Jersey City. Reverend H C Swentzel appointed missionary bishop in New York City shops of the church. Golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Fred… Montgomery County noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob L. Grim
Hellertown
Easton
H. W. Thompson
de Youngs
M. N. Post
First Fork
H. A. Foltz
Knousetown
Elizabeth Swayne
West Chester
Society of Friends
Hogestown
Cumberland County
American Powder Company
Chicago
Emmons
Emmensite
Greensburg
Conrad Walters
Lehigh Valley Road
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New New York
Jersey City
Valley Company
Newark
H. C. Swentzel
St. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton
Chnrebs
Inelson
New York City
Fredek
Montgomery County
Fiftys Campaign and Ward Meetings for Ladner and Stuart
A mass meeting under the Committee of Fifty endorses Ladner for mayor and backs ward candidates in Kenderton Hall Seventeenth and Venango streets. The Democratic educational drive targets multiple wards while the Republican committee plans ward meetings and promotes Edwin Stuart. Mayoral hopeful Ladner and Wilhere gain several ward endorsements as party officers project a strong majority.
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Educational Committee
Ladner
Republican City Committee
Committee of Fifty
Kenderton Hall
Seventeenth and
Venango Streets
Twenty-eighth
John R. White
Stockton Bates
Select Council
Maurice R. Dillon
Rudolph E. Rake
A. D. Wilson
Common Council
Rudolph Blankenburg
Highway Improvement Association
Wallace
Comber
Flanigen
Corcoran
Bringhurst
Democratic Educational Campaign Committee
Charles P. Donnelly
Charles F. Linde
Maurice F. Wilhere
John A. Ward
William R. Leeds
City Committee
Edwin 8
Stuart
Ciy
Rotterdam Arrives at Quarantine After Atlantic Passage
The Dutch steam ship Rotterdam, from Rotterdam eighteen days out, reached quarantine at 6:45 AM amid strong westerly gales. No damage to ship or passengers was reported. On February 1 in latitude 42°80′N, longitude 56°49′W, she sighted the National Line steamer Denmark bound west, but was too distant to signal. The Rotterdam appeared to be in good condition upon arrival.
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Denmark
New York
Rotterdam
National Line
Elopement ends with arrest. woman mortally wounded
Sanford B. Whaland and Mrs. Lillie Hampton, who fled from Harrodsburg Kentucky and lived as W S Brown and wife, were arrested in Vincennes Indiana. After capture the woman shot herself and fired at Whaland saying Let us die ether. She cannot live Whaland is unharmed. Hampton's wife had deserted him and gone missing after reported insanity.
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Vincennes
Ind
Sanford B. Whaland
Lillie Hampton
Harrodsburg
W.S. Brown
Whaland
McDougall backs MacDonald trade offer over reciprocity
Ottawa February 5 Will iam McDougall in an interview opposed unrestricted reciprocity and direct taxation. He endorsed Sir John MacDonald s trade offer to the United States in a letter to Mr Winn. He warned annexation by force could trigger war between Canada and the United States.
Steamer Cherokee Blown Ashore on Missouri Bank
The Cairo and Memphis steel hull packet Cherokee was blown ashore a mile below Point Pleasant while en route south. Her wheel and rudder were damaged and the vessel was to be towed to St. Louis for repairs. A large passenger list caused a temporary panic, but no injuries were reported.
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Cairo
Memphis
Missouri
Point Pleasant
St. Louis
Cloakmakers Confident of Victory in Strike
New York February 5 cloak makers on strike express confidence of victory. Walking delegates report contractors promised direct hiring if wages are not settled, with pay terms kept as before.
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New York
Farmers to Make Demands for U S Shipping Duty-Free Vessels
Washington February 56 The Farmers Alliance council adopted a resolution urging Congress to draft a bill allowing US built owned and manned vessels carrying two thirds home agricultural cargoes and returning with manufactured goods to be free of customs duties. The measure aims to bolster shipping and create foreign markets for surplus farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Council of the Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Wuernas
United States
Frst
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
The Nebraska Muddle Invites Boyd to Deliver Message
In Lixcous February 5 the Legislature voted not to recognize Boyd as governor while inviting him to deliver the outgoing Thayer administration message. The Alliance faces fractures as several senators and House members break away, threatening dissolution of Alliance forces.
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Lixcous
Boyd
Tae
Thayer
Rey
Alliance
Alliance Party
Chilean Rising in Castro Strife Ends With Heavy Losses
Paris dispatch notes the Chilean regulars clash with insurgents in Castro lasting three hours. Seventeen regulars and 130 insurgents killed. internecine fighting among regulars and insurrectionists lasts two days. Lyceum and hospital hit hard. total deaths unknown but large. Volunteers and sailors support the President as insurgents retreat toward the mountains.
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Paris
Gauloie
Beunos
Santiago
Wabash Wages Cut Orders Reduce Staff at Kansas City
Superintendent McGuigan of the Western division based in Kansas City issued salary reductions and expense cuts. Twenty five employees were discharged and three switch engines with crews of five men were taken off immediately. Clerical staff was reduced by ten, with further salary cuts for station agents reportedly planned. The move aims to save about a year’s cost.
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Kansas City
McGuigan
Western Division
The
Wabash
Electric Brevities
The Otto Stitz Glass Letter Company of New York state receivers. Consolidated Chemical Engine Company confesses for 5000 dollars. Amos C. Barstow of Providence R. I. faces attachment for 21000 in favor of Andrew A. French. Charles A. Welbes Grand Island Neb closes on chattel mortgages liabilities 10000 assets about the same. Ayer Brown gang saw mill Shelburne Harbor N S burned incendiary loss 10000 no insurance. Newland Neilson Co hosiery mill Mechanicsville N S damaged by fire 10000 fully insured. Iowa State Temperance Alliance closes saloons where authorities fail to enforce law. J A Shipman empcy Neb on notes and mortgages 10 etc. King Brothers Springfield Mo dry goods firm closed under chattel mortgage. Assets about 30000. J W Toombs Goodrich Transportation Manitowoc Wis dies by own hand. Barker Co rubber stock sold for over 46000. Atlantic Mirror Hamiton NJ sold to local Democrats. Governor Boies nominates Joseph Eiboeck Des Moines for Worlds Exposition seat. Pope declines official communication to French Bishops. Morley motions censure Irish executive in House. Iowa Columbian Exposition Commission adopts plan for iron glass Iowa building. Michigan investigates Superintendent Newkirk Coldwater case. Nellie Griffin murdered near Dimone. Edmund Leamy and Timothy Harrington to address Stradbally meeting. Harrington appeals to National League Cork branches. Mutual Underwriters of the Northwest form Manufacturers Mutual Underwriters Association to abolish commissions. Attachments on Oriental Mills Providence 387000. Mrs Reed served writ 200000. Second assignment expected. Crawford found guilty of murder in Macon circuit court. death penalty. Farmers Alliance exec committees plan united movement across Indiana Illinois Kentucky Tennessee.
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Otto Stitz Glass Letter Company
Courtlandt Street
New York
Consolidated Chemical Engine Company
Broadway
Amos C. Barstow
Providence
R. L
Andrew A. French
Charles A. Welbes
Grand Island
Neb
Ayer & Brown
Tip Head
Shelburne Harbor
N.S
Newland Neilson & Co
Mechanicsville
N. S
Iowa State Temperance Alliance
J. A. Shipman
Emepcy
Omaha
King Brothers
Springfield
Hammonton
N. J
Ocal Democrats
Boies
Joseph Eiboeck
Des Moines
Harrison
W. S. Buchanan
Republic
Morley
House of Commons
Tippean Bive Reunions
Iowa Columbian Extion Commission
Iowa
Chicago
Michigan
Newkirk
Coldwater
Nellie Griffin
R. C. Canfield
Dimone
Edmund Leamy
Timothy Harrington
Mr. Parnell
Stradbally
Queens County
National League
County Cork
Northwest
Manufacturers’ Mutual Underwriters’ Association
Oriental Mills
R. I
Reed
Alfred A. Reed
Macon County
Tlt
William H. Crawford
Linu Mathias
Colonel Mathias
Ail
Farmers’ Alliance
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Gendarmes Fire On Barcelona Demonstrators
In Barcelona on February 5 a peaceful pro Republican rally for Nicolas Salmeron y Alfonso sparked a scuffle. A mounted gendarme chargé ordered a charge firing pistols and carbines, wounding several and leaving marks on a hotel balcony where Salmeron spoke. The crowd dispersed without open retaliation and an inquiry was promised.
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Barcelona
Spain
Nicolas Salmeron Y Alfonso
Zorilla
Salmeron
Camden's Strange Prisoner Admits Forgery Denies Graver Crimes
John Buckalew, a Camden farm hand, was arrested on alleged links to a New Brunswick robbery and assault. A forged New Brunswick recommendation tied to his name was found to be written by Buckalew, who confessed the forgery but denied involvement in the crime. The victim remains hospitalized, and New Brunswick authorities are to identify Buckalew tomorrow.
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Bates and
MacDougall
Waterford
Camden
John Buckalew
Assinger
Hayes’ Mills
Atco
New Brunswick
N.J
Buckalew
John Walker
Elis Farmer
Farmer
Bates
Harding
Assingoer
Times
Buckalow
Samuel Buckalow
Washington Street
Fire in Moscow Orphan Home Claims Nine Children
A violent blaze gutted an orphan asylum in Moscow on February 4 last night. The fire killed nine children and left several others severely injured with life despaired of. The building was destroyed and rescuers witnessed harrowing scenes as they attempted evacuations.
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Moscow
The Revolt in Oporto Insurgents Leader Escapes to England
The insurgents arrested for the revolt will be court-martialed on board a man of war in the roadstead next Monday. Veiga, the insurgent civilian leader, has escaped and is believed to seek refuge in England. In Reading, divorce applications surge with forty filed to date, driven by desertion or ill-treatment as lawyers see a boom in divorces.
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Oporto
Veiga
England
Reading
Tings
Iipcoes
Jury Returns Verdict in Kerrigan Death Case
Centralia February 5 The county grand jury found a true bill against John McHugh in the Commonwealth case over Kerrigan’s death from injuries at a wake in October. Michael McManaman was acquitted after the panel heard the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Commonwealth
John McHugh
Michael McManaman
John Kerrigan
Incendiary Fire Strikes Stable in Carlisle
Special Telegram to Tuy Times reports Carlisle saw its tenth arson fire in four months as a stable and hay shed on East Louther Street burned. The property belonged to William H. Adams and the loss is $450, covered by insurance under a standing reward program from the National Board of Underwriters.
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Carlisle
Tuy Times
National Board of Underwriters
East Louther Street
William H. Adams
Tinware Dealers Form Price Comb in Reading
Special Telegram to Tac Times reports Reading tinware dealers meeting to form a combination to raise prices from fifteen to twenty five percent. Dealers say manufacturers push costs. manufacturers deny the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Knives Drawn in Fight at Sixth and Lombard Streets
During a fight at Sixth and Lombard streets last night at 100 o clock William Gibbs of 616 Lombard street was seriously cut by a knife wielded by William Robbin of 02 Lombard street Gibbs was taken to the ae Hospital and Robbin was arrested and taken to the Third district station house Both men are colored
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Sixth
Lombard Streets
William Gibbs
Lombard Street
William Robbin
Gibbs
Robbin
Third District Station House
Youthful Thieves in Custody in Reading Case
Special Telegram to The Times reports police arrested James Strunk and Harry Boyer, two youths, on charges of stealing brass and iron from the Reading Railroad Company on a large scale. Several tons of the metal were recovered. Further arrests expected.
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the Times
Reading
James Strunk
Harry Boyer
Reading Railroad Company
Fire destroys Morris Fegley saw mill near Pine Grove
Special Telegram to The Times reports Morris Fegley’s saw mill burned at a late hour near Pine Grove. Loss estimated at 4500 dollars. Authorities deem the fire incendiary.
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Tun Times
Reading
Morris Fegley
Pine Grove
Kaiser Protests Over Emperors Throne Tour Annoyance
The Post protests February 6 against the annoyance endured by the Emperor and Empress during their walk in the Tiergarten. The piece condemns the crowd behavior and calls for respectful restraint toward the imperial couple.
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Post
Thiergarten
Peterson Embezzler Fleeing Broker Hides in Canada
Albert Mehl a broker's clerk on Mount Vernon street lost funds after entrusting bonds to Charles Lehman Peterson who fled the city with embezzled money. Peterson, said to have lived lavishly with a mistress Lizzie Wallace, reportedly relocated to London Ontario then Toronto. His mother sues for $10,000 and legal steps press for the missing funds while Mehl declines to disclose losses.
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Albert
Mehl
Toronto
Canada
No Combine in Illinois Fails as FMA Refuses Pact
Springfield February 5 Republicans and F. M. B. A. members of the Legislature failed to unite for a former Senate candidate. The FMA declined pledges to back the Republican party, Cockrell was absent, and with two FMA members and Republicans not voting the ballot reached Palmer 101 with no quorum, forcing adjournment.
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Illinois
Springfield
United States Senate
Republican Steering Committee
Republican Party
Cockrell
F. M
Tax Legislation in Delaware House Bill in Dover
The farmers' committee bill taxing investments was introduced in the House by Mr. Eisenbrey. Backed by farmers institutes and grangers, it contemplates the assessment of all stocks bonds mortgages securities and other evidence of indebtedness with powers to ascertain holders and penalties for evasion or shifting taxes.
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Delaware
Dover
Farmers’ Committee
Eisenbrey
Farmers’ Institutes
Welsh Dock Laborers Strike at Canpiee
A general strike has been declared among Cardiff dock laborers. The conflict is serious and may lead to a prolonged capital versus labor struggle. Coal tips in Cardiff are idle, pickets guard all docks, the police are on duty, and steps are being taken to swear in many special constables.
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Canpiee
Cardiff
Cold snap ends as warmth returns across the country
A nationwide temperature rise brings milder conditions and discounts on overcoats. In the West temperatures climbed sharply with a twenty four degree gain and a fifteen degree increase in the last four hours yesterday.
Man Jumped From Fast Train In Pleasantville
Special Telegram to Tax Times reports K. P. Rieley of West Pleasantville badly injured after leaping from a Somers Point Branch train at about twenty five miles per hour. Left side of face torn, right arm wrenched, head cut in serious condition.
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Tax Times
Pleasantville
N.J
K. P. Rieley
West Pleasantville
Somers’ Point
Askin
Ballot Results for U S Senator Race in South Dakota
Today's final ballot in South Dakota produced a partial count with Moody leading early, while Democratic and independent candidates appear in the scattered totals. The incomplete figures suggest an ongoing, tightly contested Senate race with candidates and party affiliations still unsettled.
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South Dakota
Prevere
Moody
Pere
Parables
Ae Democrat
Silver Pool Inquiry Highlights Testimony Gaps
Representative Perkins recants efforts to suppress the silver pool probe while broker J L Cunningham denies collusion with Owenby. Owenby’s claims of debt, margins, and employment are disputed. Ketcham adds no new facts. Hanover Bank telegram confirms Donald's travel to Washington as inquiry adjourns until tomorrow.
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Wasutherox
Bishop W. Perkins
Kansas
Silver Pool
J. L. Cunningham
Paterson
N. J
New York City
Owenby
Leadville
Toto Owenby
Witness
Washington
Wenby
Ketcham
Hanover Bank
Donald
Searching for the Dead in Jeanesville Mines Tragedy
In Hazleton on February 5, reports center on the Jeanesville coal disaster. Recovery efforts continue as Miners and families face famine and hardship. eight widows and thirty four orphans rely on J C Haydon Co. aid while questions of responsibility loom amid scarce information.
Hopes That Missing Men May Be Alive at Grand Tunnel
In Nanticoke February 5, water from an old working in the Grand Tunnel colliery flooded a gangway reaching 600 feet. Three men John Riner William Cragle and Mike Shelarski are unaccounted for and believed drowned. Rescue hopes hinge on remaining water removal and possible escape to an old airway as insiders anticipate miraculous escapes if alive.
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Nanticoke
Grand Tunnel
John Riner
William Cragle
Mike Shelarski
Reese
Williams
Eoeees
Evenin
Ruabia
Levy Court Waives Protests on County Notes
Delaware's Levy Court in Wilmington orders County Treasurer Carswell to waive protests on promissory notes outstanding. Fifteen thousand dollars were due yesterday and twenty thousand will be due next Saturday. By sorting holders, banks, to hold the notes up, the court expects to soon effect settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Wilmington
Carswell
Fatal Fire at Maine Poor House in Waterville
A fire at Waterville Maine city poor house destroyed the building at 1 am. One inmate a 15 year old girl died in the blaze while thirteen escaped. The cause is attributed to a defective chimney. Loss estimated at $3,000 with $1,200 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Waterville
Erie Firm in Difficulties Seized by Sheriff
Special Telegram to THE Times reports Lake Shore Rubber Works, W. H. Whitehead, closed by the Sheriff today due to executions totaling over $13,000. The firm is described as large, with more than 100 men employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erik
Lake Shore
W. H. Whitehead
Maine Builds First Iron Ship Keel Laid at Bath
The Bath Iron Works began construction of cruiser No. 5 with its keel laid yesterday marking Maine’s first iron warship. Today the keel for cruiser No. 6 was laid, signaling rapid progress in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Baru
Bath Iron Works
War Veteran George W Briggs Buried
George W Briggs a member of the Veteran Corps First Regiment Infantry N G P was buried yesterday from his late residence 1504 Mount Vernon street. The command attended the funeral in a body.
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George W. Briggs
Veteran Corps
First Regiment Infantry
Mount Vernon Street
Notorious Alabama moonshiner captured near Florence
The famed moonshiner Harvey Reynolds was captured near Florence Alabama on February 5, ending a long chase. Reynolds was known as the most noted bootlegger in Alabama and Tennessee, drawing wide notoriety for his illicit operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Harvey Reynolds
Florence
Alabama
Tennessee
Lecturers knocked down by street car in New York
James Redpath, noted lecturer and Irish sympathizer, was struck by a street car this afternoon in New York. He was not fatally injured. Archbishop Labastida dies in Orry, Mexico, today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Redpath
Jealous man's violent quarrel ends in attempted murder and self harm
A quarrel over jointly owned land on North Front street led William Ashton a 50 year old rug weaver to attack his wife Mrs Dean with a hatchet and knife then cut his own throat. The incident at 2602 North Front left Ashton gravely injured and dying while Mrs Dean escaped unscathed though shaken. She and Ashton had lived apart for four months amid jealous disputes over a Jersey land parcel worth about 65 dollars. Both English, married previously to others, they met in Amsterdam New York decades ago. Mrs Dean was finally taken to Episcopal Hospital with minor injuries, Ashton remained in critical condition with a severe throat wound, doctors hopeful only for her recovery while he faced possible death.
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Iowa
Senate
Jerusalem
Mr. Ingalls
Hoar
Sherman
Allison
Asc
Ivania
Lizzie Wallace
Canada
Wallace
Peterson
London
Ontario
Toronto
North Front Street
William Ashton
Jersey
Amsterdam
New York
Dean
Ashton
Marshall
Somerset
Bromley
Hammonton
N. J
Mr. Fry
Fry
Episcopal Hospital
Squaw's Daughter Heiress of $20,000 in Canada
Kingston Ont February 5 Sarah Jane Robb of Jersey City has been declared the heiress of 20000 by Canadian courts. She is the daughter of George Roberts who married Wahkas daughter a Comox chief in British Columbia. Her late grandfather was Rineston’s Chief of Police. The estate passes to Sarah after years of court dispute over her grandfather’s marriage.
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Kingston
Ont
Sarah Jane Robb
Jersey City
Sarah
George Roberts
Wahkas
British Columbia
George
Rineston
Sarah Jane
Officers Repulsed by Gamblers in Clark Street Raid
On Clark street, three constables and five private detectives stormed a gambling house with warrants against the proprietor after Herman Miller alleged a $4500 loss. The barricaded doors fell to sledge hammers but a near hourlong melee left many injured and the officers retreating without arresting anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CuicaGco
Clark Street
Herman Miller
McCarthy Hopes for Union and Peace
London February 5. Mr McCarthy tells Irish deputation he has summoned followers for February 12 and that terms between the Irish Parliamentary party factions may be heard then. He envisions the party meeting again as in old times, standing together to oppose a common enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
London
Leicester
Irish Parliamentary Party
Dillon to Succeed McCarthy Leader of Irish Party
Paris dispatch says Mr Dillon will replace Mr McCarthy as head of the McCarthyite section of the Irish Parliamentary party. Gladstone has given assurances justifying Parnell in retirement from leadership. The Irish party is described as set to reunite under Dillon.
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Dillon
McCarthy
Paris
Temps
London
Gladstone
Parnell
Irish Pariamentary Party
Corresmere
McCarthoe
Reunited Party
London Labour Troubles Rise Over Dock Discharges
London dock laborers resume conflict with ship owners after owners sue and the docks joint committee halts ship unloading. The Furness Johnston Lines discharge their vessels using outside dock laborers.
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London
Tlondon
London Dock
London Docks’ Joint Committee
Furness < Johnston Lines
Philadelphia billiard expert enters Chicago tournament
Edward McLaughlin, a noted Philadelphia billiard authority, plans to enter a Chicago tournament next month. The report by Captain Chateau notes 47,686 pedestrians entered the park in January, with snow storms limiting counts to sleighs. J Pierpont Morgan of Drexel, Morgan & Co. ordered a new steel measure yacht from Neatfie evy & Co. on the Delaware, to be finished in about six weeks. The city treasurer’s weekly statement shows receipts of 368,126.48 and payments of 471,990.73, leaving a balance of 3,317,476.28. The Rapid Transit Commission, created last May by ordinance, expired yesterday, its report and testimonies delivered to Councils. Two vacant houses at Indiana and Hartville avenues were destroyed by fire. origin incendiary, Fire Marshal investigating. Christian Ehret, driver of the vehicle that struck NanNickett, was held in stance by Durham to await child’s outcome.
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Edward McLaughlin
Philadelphia
Chicago
Chasteau
Park Guard
J. Pierpont Morgan
Drexel, Morgan& Co
New York
Neatfie,evy & Co
Delaware
Rapid Transit Commission
Indiana and
Hartville Avenues
Hannah McKinsey
Thomas Exon
Christian Ehret
Nannicket
Locust Street
Fifth Ani
Durham
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Wilhere
Tenth Ward
Democratic Legion
Lewis Kinsley
Fourth Ward
Democratic Club
Kinsley
Democratic Executive Committee
Monroe Club
Albert D. Wilson
Ninth
Bainbridge Streets
Messrs
Augustine H. Brown
William Benzenger
James Nixon
W. Stackhouse
John Dean
Edward A. Devlin
Robert K. Idler
William Ratcliff
William Mathews
M. Maroney
Phil Brown
L. Edwards
Andrew Smith
Charles Pra
Joseph Conner
Lewis
Congress
Nebraska
Affairs
McHugh
Charles Lehman Peterson
Alfred 8. Mehl
Stock Exchange
On Pleas Court
Drexel & Co
Craig Heberton & Co
Cunningham
Jeanesville
Hazleton
No. 8
No. 1
Naslope
Les Womelsdorf
Pottsville
J. C. Haydon & Co
Henry Ball
Wetherly
Labastida
Orry
Mexico
Archbishop Labastida
George Miller & Son
South Third Streat
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