Vessel Venezuela Grounds In Snowstorm Off Brigantine
Reports say the Red D Line steamer Venezuela ran aground on Brigantine shoals in dense fog and snow. Lifesaving crews and nearby tugs worked to refloat her at high tide, with no immediate danger to passengers or crew. cargo jettison possible if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Venezuela
Red D Line
New York
Church
Tamesi
Atlantic and Gulf Wrecking Company
Somers’ Point
North American Marine Insurance Company
Delaware
Chambers
Bolton, Bliss & Dalfete
Wall Street
Curacoa
Laguayra
Porto Cabello
Kensington
Cramp & Sons
Virginia Othello Special Telegram to Tax Times
Allen Fietkau a Northern man married Blanche Tucker in Dinwiddie county on November 20. Jealousy led to accusations he tried to poison his wife with chloroform. he claims it was an accidental blow during bed-cover movement. Justice Gerow sent him to the County Court for trial and to Petersburg jail for safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Times
Petersburg
Allen Fietkau
Blanche Tucker
John W. Tucker
Dinwiddie County
Tucker
Fietkau
Gerow
Keystone Bank Failure Incident Prompts House Letter
Acting Secretary Spaulding informs Congress that citizens’ committees advanced funds for the Keystone National Bank collapse inquiry after government resources were exhausted. The note explains the need for continued support to complete the investigation and cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Keystone National Bank of
Philadelphia
Hous
Spaulding
Congress
House
Anti Lottery Fight Continues in Louisiana Campaign
The New Delta quotes B B Krutschnitt, anti lottery chairman, saying the Morris withdrawal changes nothing. He asserts the lottery amendment should be voted down in April and anti lottery guards must ensure no lotteries remain legal in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orveans
New Delta
B. B. Krutschnitt
Democratic Executive Committee
Hoe
Joan A. Morris
Supreme Court of the United States
Mississippi
Louisiana
Magee and Quay Align Politically Over Harrison Drift
A Times report claims Quay and Magee oppose Harrison for renomination while backing Blaine if healthy. Magee favors Dalzell for Senate and Harrison if Blaine can’t run, keeping peace with the administration and avoiding a losing fight.
Priest Owns Trotter Sparks Lawsuit Over Fatal Accident
Special Telegram to Tax Traes reports Rev. E A Casey a Catholic priest from Montgomery bought a trotter at auction and had it trained on a farm of Joseph T Donovan. The horse died in an accident at Mexico Missouri in August last year. Casey sues Donovan for 3500 dollars plus 1500 claimed for the horse being let to race record 2.36 at Alton Illinois on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
E. A. Casey
Montgomery
Joseph T. Donovan
Mexico
Mr. Donovan
Sans-Souci
Father Casey
Alton
Ill
Impudent Thieves Leave Spoon Note After Robbery
Police arrested Patrick Hogan of 9 Burnett Place on suspicion of aiding robberies at Alter Street addresses 2581 2583 and 2543 2531. Thieves pried back doors and took silverware, leaving about a dozen spoons with a note "Spoons N.G. Thanks!" James Carr of Gray's Ferry Road was later held on suspicion of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Patrick Hogan
Burnett Place
Alter Street
Robert Perry
Station House
James Carr
Gray's Fe Road
Christian Street
Ball
Randall
Death of Fitzsimmons Determined to Die in New Orleans
A New Orleans death report details Frederick Fitzsimmons who died after a self-inflicted neck wound during a prison transfusion attempt. The coroner notes a single fatal chance remained had care begun earlier. The knife, a small bitouri, was concealed on Fitzsimmons and may spur local political blame over prison search failures. His body to be taken to Ontario for burial. his brother in Brockville awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Trem
New Orleans
St. Vincent de Paul's Cemetery
Parish of Orleans
Frederick Fitzsimmons
F. Dufreche
Fitzsimmons
Lemonnier
Tres
W. H. Robin
Brockville
Ont
Wife of Pittsburg man hears of suicide in New Orleans
Mrs Lucy Fitzsimmons, wife of a Pittsburg man jailed for murder accessory, learns of her husband Fitzsimmons death by his own hand in Parish Prison New Orleans. Warden Wright informs her. she faints then asks for details. She is ill and epileptic, moved to hospital. will leaves body embalmed to Brookville Ontario for their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrrtsburg
Lucy Fitzsimmons
Gilkinson
New Orleans
Wright
Fitzsimmons
Pittsburg
Brookville
Ont
Was He Snell's Murderer A Report That He Was in Chicago Time
New Orleans February 5 There is a possibility that the murderer of Millionaire Snell of Chicago was Fitzsimmons rather than the hunted Tascott Evidence suggests Fitzsimmons was in Chicago when the Snell murder occurred and he later left the city He has told friends Chicago is the only U S city he would not visit this times supports a theory of another crime driving him away The finding keeps the mystery alive about the Chicago murder case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magee
Blaine
Quay
Harrison
Bar Harbor
Dalzell
the Times
National Republican Committee
New Orleans
Snell
Chicago
Tascott
Fitzsimmons
United States
Legislators Still Wrangling In Connecticut House
In Hartford on February 5 the Connecticut House met with Speaker Paige presiding and only forty nine voting. Mr Walker moved adjournment to tomorrow at 1 PM but the motion was ruled out of order. The Speaker refused to entertain an appeal and warned Walker to sit down as the vote was declared with adjournment set for 10:30 AM tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
House
Paige
Walker
Pinkerton Denies Fitzsimmons Was Snell Suspect
Chicago February 5 W A Pinkerton denies a New Orleans report that Fitzsimmons, who died by his own hand, was the Snell murder suspect. He says the man was older than Tascott, who was 20 at the time, while Fitzsimmons was 38 when he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Pinkerton
Chicago
New Orleans
Fitzsimmons
Tascott
Snell
Fragmentary Cedar Rapids Diary Page Summary
Fragmented OCR excerpt from a Cedar Rapids diary by J. B. Fother mentions Bolkn o, the Morgaila, Battle Creek, a tannery, and garble. Readable items include place names and partial notes but lack full context or clear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Morgaila
Battle Creek
Judge Woods Nomination Deliberations Continue
Senate Judiciary Committee hears testimony on Judge Woods nomination. Ex-District Attorney E B Sellers presents detailed, cautious account of Woods conduct in the Cox Dudley prosecution. Captain Ely Ritter and Nathan Morris attend in relation to the Dudley case as witnesses flag uncertain details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dudley
Nathan Morris
United States
Clever Swindler Strikes Pool Room Bookmaker
Burrao February 5 report of Pat Lyons at Lyon's pool room where a young man with cash backed Hawkeye bets. In a Gloucester race the stranger held Hawkeye tickets worth 1400 dollars, cashing out with confederates, then vanished. The swindle was discovered too late to recover the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrao
Pat Lyons
Lyon
Hawkeye
Gloucester
Overman court martial begins in Cleveland
The Overman court martial opened after objections to specifications were overruled. Two counts of embezzlement and conduct unbecoming an officer were charged. Overman refused to plead to embezzlement and entered a not guilty plea to unbecoming conduct. Proceedings adjourned due to absent witnesses until Monday for early completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Overman
Ajor Overman
Rich Gold Discoveries In Colorado Shaft Vein
In Plymouth Rock shaft gold Hill at Squaw Gulch a 13 foot chimney of bluish gray quartz rich with gold is found. Ore samples indicate 12 000 to 15 000 per ton with uncertain total value. A second strike at the eenaman Mine on Wilson creek shows a pay streak widened to 20 inches and the last 3 feet yield very rich quartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Or&Bex
Plymouth Rock
Gold Hill
Squaw Gulch
Eenaan
Wilson Creek
Steamer City of Savannah Collides With Schooner Lucy Jones
In Woon, Massachusetts a collision near Cross Rip lightship sinks the Lucy Jones with two men lost. The City of Savannah reaches port with the surviving crew and resumes voyage to Boston after dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woon
Hox
Mass
Savannah
Lewis
Boston
Lucy Jones
New York
Bucksport
Cross Rip
City of
Letter Carriers Seek Eight-Hour Day Assembly
A City Letter Carriers Association circular calls members to meet tomorrow at 8 80 o clock in Naval Veteran Legion Hall at Eighth and Vine to plan steps for shorter hours and fairer wages. It says members may openly back the reform and will be protected by the association. The committee expects full turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Naval Veteran Legion Hall
Eighth and Vine Streets
Western Road to Be Sold in Public Auction
San Francisco and Northern Pacific Railway to be sold at a protects sale in San Francisco. The line is largely owned by the estate of the late Mervyn Donahue and runs through several coast counties with a strong entry into the city. The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad may bid to gain terminal facilities if it extends to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Francisco and Northern Pacific Railway
Mervyn Donahue
Coast
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Peculiar Stab Wound At Singer Factory
Eviza Beru New Jersey February 5 Frank Bergen a youth at the Singer sewing machine factory received a serious stab wound while leaving the works. He and others were provoking Edward Krefs a German boy who swung at them with his lunch basket. A knife was found in Bergens back and narrowly missed his lung. Kress says the knife was in his basket and slipped during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eviza Beru
N. J
Frank Bergen
Singer Sewing Machine
Bergen
Edward Krefs
Kress
Hats and Shoes on Fire at Thirteenth Street
A fire damaged Fitzgerald's hat shop and Dalsimer's shoe store at 17 North Thirteenth Street, causing about 1000 dollars in damage. The blaze started in the rear first floor stock room used by Dalsimer's and was discovered by Special Officer Lester who sounded the alarm. Firemen left the scene in fifteen minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Thirteenth Street
Fitzgerald’s
Dalsimer’s Shoe Store
Lester
Closed the School in Paris Over Student Procession
Paris February 5. Owing to serious disorders caused by authorities banning the Ecole Centrale des Arts et Manufactures annual procession, the headmaster with approval of Minister Roche dismissed the students and closed the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ecole Centrale Des Arts Et Manufactures
France
M. Roche
Cleveland Leads in Oklahoma Convention Vote
Guthrie February 5 The Democratic Territorial central committee agreed to hold the Territorial Convention on May 17 to choose delegates to the National Convention. The vote tally stood Cleveland 23 Hill 2 and Boles 1.
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Cleveland
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Democratic Territorial Central Committee
Hill
Boles
Paris financier arrested for stealing 500000 francs
Reports from Paris claim a financier was arrested for a 500000 franc theft. His relatives posted bail for his release pending further proceedings.
Canadian Elections Reflected in Ontario Border Counties
The Umpire and The Globe report from Toronto on February 5 that London and Prince Edward counties, long battlegrounds, show strong sentiment on reciprocity. The Liberals face disappointment as these border constituencies appear to favor retaining U S duties and fostering limited reciprocity, per The Mail and The Globe.
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Toronto
London
Prince Edward
Voice of
Ontario
The
Globe
Lennox
the Mail
United States
Lord Salisbury Denounced by Harcourt in Southampton
Sir William Vernon Harcourt denounces Lord Salisbury in Southampton for remarks about Catholic Irish, calling them dis graceful and dangerous. He says such national hatred rhetoric would provoke Canada or Australia to withdraw allegiance unless imperial claims were backed by force.
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Wiliam
Canada
Australia
Thayer Going Slow In View Of Court Decision
Thayer says he will surrender the governor’s office but will not act without full knowledge of the Supreme Court decision. He reported to the Associated Press that his attorneys are awaiting the full text from Washington amid conflicting reports about the ruling. He rejects any notion that he clings to the office for sake of holding power. The delay aims to avoid precipitous action until the decision’s meaning is clear.
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Lixcons
Neb
Thayer
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Washington
After Stolen Mail Bags Arrest of Plundered Wagons Drivers
New York Post Office offers a 1000 reward for the thieves who robbed mail bags. Two drivers arrested for deserting mails aboard a ferryboat remain jailed without bail. Question remains on driver liability as agents of the New York Transfer Company. Officials Bell and Wheeler have come to assist in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Post Office
New York Transfer Company
Bell
Wheeler
Washington
Died Far From Home Miss Cadwallader Dies in Madrid
A cablegram from Madrid reports the death of Miss Bessie V. Cadwallader of 1907 Diamond Street Philadelphia. While visiting her brother Dr C L Cadwallader’s family in Madrid she contracted grip leading to heart failure. She was a Normal School graduate with many friends here. her body will be brought to Philadelphia for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie V. Cadwallader
Diamond Street
Philadelphia
Madrid
Spain
C. L. Cadwallader
Miss Cadwallader
Smuggling Through the Malls in New Haven
Postal and customs authorities accuse R. A. Warner a carpenter from West Haven of moving dutied goods through malls via parcels from his Nova Scotia based wife. Investigations found heavy packages containing knives and unstamped letters. Warner is said to have sold knives in West Haven and face a possible arrest by U S authorities.
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New Haven
Conn
R. A. Warner
West Haven
Warner
Nova Scotia
United States
Jewelry trunk stolen in alley theft report
A trunk entrusted to Moser Express and Messenger Company by a jewelry salesman was taken from their wagon yesterday afternoon after horses frightened and ran away near Main and Vine. The trunk, addressed to Lowenstein at 1120 South Broadway, was found missing after Gratiot Street stop and police handover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tux Times
St. Louis
Moser Express and Messenger Company
Desmond
Lindell
Main
Vine Streets
Gratiot Street
Lowenstein
South Broadway
Trade Talks and Farm Institute Reports
Ottawa reports a planned Washington visit by M C Parmelee and Doug lass Stewart with three ministers to discuss Behring Sea and trade disputes. Pattison attends Farmers Institute events in Bellefont with John A Woodward elected president and General Beaver delivering welcoming remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Ottawa
M. C. Parmelee
Douglass Stewart
Justice
Washington
Blaine
Pattison
Bellefont
Capital in the Farmers' Alliance elevator plan
West Superior Wisconsin February 5 T C D Shortridge president of the North Dakota Farmers Alliance and George H Walsh and Andrew Slotten Railroad Commissioners of the same State spent yesterday here and are alerte for a new two million bushel elevator to be built by a corporation half the stock to be held here and the remainder to be held by the Alliance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Alliance
West Superior
Wis
T. C. D. Shortridge
North Dakota Farmers’ Alliance
George H. Walsh
Andrew Slotten
Alliance
Sunday Newsdealers Fined Hearings Under Way
February 6 hearings in ten cases brought by the Law and Order Society against newsdealers for selling newspapers were held before Alderman. The proceedings focused on alleged violations and penalties were imposed in several instances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrvesore
Law and Order Society
Blaine Feuds Spike Over Reed Broadside on Reciprocity
Special Telegram from Washington reports Chairman Springer on the Ways and Means Committee secretly placing Thomas Reed as the Republican minority member to review Blaine's reciprocity plan. Reed opposes Blaine, promising a hostile minority report and likely sparking a bitter Maine feud. Blaine accepts the challenge amid preparations at the State Department and renewed campaign timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WaAsa Hington
Springer
Ways and Means Committee
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Reed
Mr. Burrows
Michigan
Burrows
Congress
Hale
Mr. Hitt
Illinois
Dalzell
McKenna
Tiptor
Breckenridge
Kentucky
Canada
State Department
Secretary of State
Mr. Springer
Mr. Blaine
Craig Gets the Seat in Pennsylvania Contested Election
The House elections committee voted ten to three to report in favor of unseating Congressman Stewart of the Twenty fourth Pennsylvania district and seating challenger Craig. Unregistered votes reversed Stewart’s majority, a ruling likely to be ratified by the House. The decision impacts the related Greevy vs Scull contest, where unregistered votes favor Scull and could tip the seat back to him if precedent holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Elections Committee
Stewart
Pennsylvania
Craig
House
Messrs Haugen
Dean
Coionel Stewart
Greevy
Scull
Edward Scull
Congressman Scull
Commodore Whit ing of Monmouth Boat Club Dies at 78
Robert M. Whiting, commodore of the Monmouth Boat Club, died at his Brooklyn home at age 78. A longtime favorite for rowing trips between Brooklyn and Red Bank, he was a prominent figure in local boating circles.
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Monmouth Boat Club
Rep Bank
Robert M. Whiting
Brooklyn
Red Bank
Columbia County Democratic Convention backs Hill delegates
Hopson N Y February 6 The Columbia County Democratic Convention held in this city today instructed delegates to vote at the State Convention for National Convention delegates who favor David B Hill for the Presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia County
Hill
Hopson
N. Y
David B. Hill
Relief for the Russians Subscriptions Reach 3300
New York on February 5 reports that Chamber of Commerce relief funds for starving Russians total 3300 dollars. J Pierpont Morgan appears on the list with a 1000 dollar subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Russia
J. Pierpont Mo
Light San Jose Earthquake Shocks Californias February Morning
A light earthquake was felt in San Jose at 6 30 this morning lasting about two seconds. Local observers reported a small tremor with no damage or injuries noted. The event occurred in California and was the sole reported quake in the area for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Jose
Injuries From Falls and Machine Accidents Reported
Samuel Lee aged 25 with no home was seriously hurt after falling from a freight train at Gray's Ferr belace and was admitted to St Agnes Hospital. Thomas Wilcox of 483 New Queen Street, a mill worker, had his right arm broken yesterday when caught in a picking machine at Dobsons Mills. Charles Gregory of 382 Coulter Street, a freight brakeman on the Pennsylvania Road, had his foot crushed yesterday by a barrel of oil at Ogleside station. The will of a recently deceased engine operator at 1917 Uphin Street was admitted to probate yesterday with $500 bequeathed from a $5,000 estate to St Mark's Reformed Church. W Herman was granted a hearing before Mayor Pratt on a liquor charge and released on $500 bail for a disorderly conduct case at the Cane avenue precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lee
Gray's Ferr Belace
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Thomas Wilcox
New Queen Street
Dobsons' Mills
Schukill
Charles Gregory
Coulter Street
Emporeda
Pennsylvania Road
Ogleside Station
Uphin Street
St. Mark's Reformed Church
Fifth and
Huntingdon Streets
W. Herman
Pratt
Bunday
Panienals
Pauce Sim
Hastings Convicted of Embezzlement in Allegheny Market Case
David Hastings ex clerkt of the Allegheny market was found guilty today of embezzlement. The jury verdict arrived after 6 pm last night and was read this morning. Hastings faces up to five years per count plus a fine. four days to file a motion for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrvspura
David Hastings
Allegheny
Hastings
Foul Play Suspected in Buffalo Poisoning Case
Charles Pierre Jr a Buffalo restaurant keeper died after an autopsy proved poisoning as the cause. The inquest was held in the city where his wife is accused by her mother and sister. The crime in another state limits local action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enix
Charles Pierre, Jr
Niagara Street
Buffalo
Indictments Dismissed in Electrocution News Case
Judge Martine in General Sessions dismisses misdemeanor indictments against New York editors who published details of the Sing Sing electrocutions on July 7 1891. District Attorney Nicoll cites repeal of the charging statute as reason no conviction can stand. Says Her Husband Tried to Poison Her. Mary A Burton sues for divorce from Oscar S Burton in Newark Chancery Court claiming infidelity cruelty non support and an alleged poisoning attempt by milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martine
Wood
Smiler
Slocum
Jugbo
Sing Sing
Nicoll
Newark
N.J
Mary A. Burton
Oscar S’. Burton
Chancery Court
Man Kills Child With Medicine In Frenzied Act
Frank Tuozzo an Italian resident of West Boulevard and Quince Street in Millville is accused of causing the death of his 9 year old son by giving him the entire contents of a medicine tumbler. The child fell ill days earlier and two physicians failed to save him. Tuozzo is described as nearly insane following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millville
N. J
Frank Tuozzo
West Boulevard
Quince Street
Railroad Chief Reports No Sign of Revolution in Mexico
J A Roberts, general manager of the Monterey and Mexican Gulf Railroad, just back from a trip over the road says he traveled widely in Mexico the past two weeks and found no sign of a revolutionary spirit among the people. He discounts reports of an army of several thousand revolutionists operating in Coahuila state.
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Garza
San
Annr
Tonio
J. A. Robertson
Monterey and Mexican Gulf Railroad
Mexico
Coahuala
Ten Peasants Murder Indicts Three Old Women in Hungary
A Hungarian judicial inquiry at Nensatz on the Danube indicted three elderly women Pionieski Kurjakooy and Kernacz for murdering ten peasants. The probe says the crimes were instigated by the victims wives and uncovers a class of professional poisoners in southern Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bupa-Presta
Nensatz
Hungary
Danube
Pionieski
Kurjakooy
Kernacz
Strike talks break down in wage dispute at Union Pacific
In Omaha on February 5 the conference between Assistant General Manager Dickinson and the joint grievance committee of the Order of Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen lasted briefly and yielded no agreement. Dickinson refused to discuss a general wage increase and the employees left without listing minor complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Dickinson
Union Pacific Railway
Order of
Brotherhood of
Director Newell Removed in Deer Islandshake
Boston February 6 The Mayor in a special session removes Director of Public Institutions Newell. HE L Pilsbury of the Health Board is appointed in his place. Deputy Superintendent Upton the clerk assistant clerk and three officers of the institution are also removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Deer Island
Newell
HE. L. Pilsbury
Health Board
Upton
Snow storm blankets Jersey coast with three inch snow depth
Special Telegram to Turbines reports a snow storm began early on the Jersey coast and rages all day. Ground is covered by three inches with the storm general across South Jersey and expected to bring good sleighing inland due to greater severity there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Isax Orry
South Jersey
Forger Clears Check Worth 350 At Union National Bank
William H Trott passed a forged three hundred fifty dollar check on the Union National Bank. Detection led to a hearing before R C Fiss of Shamokin Dam. Trott was released on the rem essay sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
Lewis Burrg
William H. Trott
Union National Bank
R. C. Fiss
Shamokin Dam
A Flag for the Glendon’s Commander at Montreal
Subscriptions and signatures are gathered to present Captain O Grady of the Glen Don, a St John N B ship, with an address and a British ensign for his role in the Bridgeport incident dated January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
O'Grady
St. John
N. B
Bridgeport
Conn
Maxwell denies Lehigh Valley lease report
New York February 5 President J Roberts Maxwell of the Central Railroad of New Jersey denied the truth of the reports that the Lehigh Valley Railroad was leased to his road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
J. Roberts Maxwell
Latter Road
Stella Reese Dies at 12 From Trichinosis in Lancaster
Stella Reese, aged 12, died in Lancaster this afternoon from trichinosis contracted by eating raw pork. This marks the second Reese family death from the same disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Stella Reese
Reese
Violent Gale at Bilbao Capsizes Boat in Harbor
A violent gale at Bilbao caused heavy damage to small shipping. A harbor boat capsized and three British sailors drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilbao
Madrid
Cambridge Professor Dead
Rev George Phillips D D president of Queen s College Cambridge and chancellor of the university died today in February in Lorpon noting his long service and leadership in higher education
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Lorpon
George Phillips
Queen's College
Unive
Stick Liceries and Medicine Merchants Highlighted in Ad Card
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Stick Liceries and druggists with claims of standard excellence. An obituary fragment notes Minsle Gaak's father dead, and February 5 references are unclear. Ovide Hauk, a known figure, appears in garbled form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minsle Gaak
Onanan
Buds
Ovide Hauk
Boas
Watres Issues Call and Quay Flying Visit Highlight City News
Republican state chairman Watres urges Pennsylvania electors to meet in Harrisburg on April 12 to nominate candidates for Supreme Court, Congress, and presidential electors and to elect delegates. A schedule outlines 270 delegates based on the 2,000 vote rule per district. Senator Quay visits Philadelphia briefly for private business, then leaves for Washington, offering little on politics. Eighth ward Democrats nominate Crowell for Common Council. ward groups back Donnelly and Slevin. Other wards name candidates for magistrates and council, with mass meetings and endorsements forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watres
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Supreme Court
Fire destroys Felton storehouses and dwellings in Dover
A fire about 10 o clock last night in Felton destroyed two storehouses and three dwellings. The loss on buildings and contents is estimated at 2000. Names Specieatoan, Dr J A Moore and T Kelley appear in the telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Tres
Dover
Felton
Specieatoan
J. A. Moore
T.kelley
Weekend Weather Forecast Quiet Central Northeast
Forecast indicates cool to cold conditions over most of the country with a notable cold wave in the Carolinas. Eastern Texas and New Mexico may see storm development, while central northeast areas stay clear or fair through Sunday. Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey expect cooler temperatures, fresh north winds, and clear skies. Yesterday’s high was 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolinas
Texas
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Jail-breaker Charles Blass nabbed at Easton Almshouse
Charles Blass alias Webster, sought in Lowell Massachusetts, was arrested yesterday at the Easton Almshouse. Miller and Heim’s Sunbury table works sustained a fire loss of five thousand dollars early yesterday, insured. John Jeddo of Shenandoah lost both legs after being struck by a moving ballast train. recovery not expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Blass
Webster
Lowell
Mass
Easton
Miller & Heim
New Table
Sunbury
John Jeddo
Shenandoah
Azolian instrument and orange wine ad copy fragment
The text describes the Azolian as an instrument playable by anyone with operator shading and tempo control, likened to an orchestra director. It also advertises Florida Wine Co.'s Orange Wine vintage Florida, with agents Huey & Christ, market street. notes a run on suits from ten to twelve dollars and alterations offered. includes garbled lines about Oversears and Tyre cad mee Deters.
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Florida Wine Co
Huey & Christ
Market Street
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Ways and Means
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Tux Tiana
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Exxon
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Coodie’s Bridge
Hallett
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Jacob Wildemore
B. F. Gilkeson
the Traction Company
Broad Street
Mr. Quay
Hotel Lafayette
John M. Crowell
Common Council
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Crowell
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Slevin
Horace Bitting
North Nineteenth Street
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Iseminger
James Stewart, Jr
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Broad
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Francis B. Reeves
Herbert Welsh
F. L. Breitinger
Thirty-third Ward
Democratic Association
Milton S. Apple
Harry Sayer
Joseph P. Murphy
Messrs. Apple
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C. J. Heppe & Son Pianos
Chestnut
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Thompson
Serene Tyre Cad Mee
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