Trio of Students Held in Pearl Bryan Murder Case
Cincinnati police link Scott Jackson Alonzo Walling and William Wood to the Pearl Bryan killing near Fort Thomas Kentucky. Jackson and Walling confess to involvement while Wood faces arrest in South Bend Indiana with letters depicting plans and alleged abortion attempt.
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Cincinnati
Fort Thomas
Newport
Covington
Pearl Bryan
Green Castle
Ind
Scott Jackson
Alonzo M. Walling
William Wood
D. A. Wood
Jackson
Wood
William Earl
Western Union
Williams Wood
South Bend
Pearl Bryan murder case linked to Scott Jackson
In Greenstale Indiana a farmer identifies clothing and hair from Pearl Bryan as tied to her disappearance. Pearl, 23, left January 28 to visit Miss Jane Fisher in Indianapolis but was found murdered near Cincinnati. Scott Jackson is arrested after authorities connect Pearl to his circle. the case shocks local families.
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Jackson
Walling
Alonzo M. Walling
Alonzo Walling
Greencastle
Ind
Bryan
Piast
Fort Thomas
Cincinnati
Jane Fisher
Central Avenue
Indianapolis
Scott Jackson
Pearl Bryan
Indiana
The New Bishop-Elect Hoban Appointed Coadjutor Bishop
Rome announced Rev Michael J Hoban as Coadjutor Bishop of Scranton. Local clergy and lay friends welcomed the choice as fitting for Bishop O Hara given his frail health. Hoban is brother to Dr Charles J Hoban of 1546 South Fifteenth Street.
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Rome
Michael J. Hoban
Diocese of
Scranton
Father Hoban
O’hara
Charles J. Hoban
South Fifteenth, Street
Death of a Deaf Mute in Staub Street District
The notice reports the death of Mrs. Margaret McClintock of 1622 Staub Street. It notes she was a deaf mute and mentions the family's hope and sorrow, with limited legible details remaining from the transcription.
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Margaret McClintock
Staub Street
Walt Webien
Cleveland on the Bond Loan Earns Private Support
President Cleveland defends the 1895 bond loan contract and says private small holders will fund the issue through banks and investors. He notes the syndicate arrangement helped avoid serious delays and discusses issuing bonds above par to maintain interest limits.
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Cleveland
Treasury Department
New York
The
Evening Post
Carlisle
Boston
Tate An Siesta
Treasury resumes bid classification for new loan
Washington February 6 The work of scheduling and classifying bids opened yesterday for the new loan was resumed by Treasury clerks this morning. Exact bid amounts at each rate remain unavailable until processing completes. Morgan and associates are favored for a large portion of the issue, with bids above their rate likely accepted and some discretion anticipated for foreign-collection considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Caees
India
Payment of the New Bonds Noted in Instructions
Fragmentary note describes bond payments and processing steps, mentioning Carnale and Tromaurers in connection with valved plates and payment instructions.
Treasury Loses Gold Reserves in February Draws
The Treasury reports a loss of 1 073 800 in gold coins and 10 400 in bars, reducing the reserve to 45 208 770. Despite loan success, fears rise that much of the gold offered for payment will be withdrawn. January 6 to February 5 withdrawals total 7 349 545, bringing the month’s aggregate to about 8 500 000.
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Washington
Treasury
Chamber of Commerce Adopts Resolution on Bond Issue
The New York Chamber of Commerce today adopted a resolution, moved by J. Edward Simmons, praising the public's confidence in the government bond loan. It says the large subscriptions prove the U S Government can redeem obligations with world class money.
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The
New York “Chamber of Commerce
New York
Chamber of Commerce
J. Edward Simmons
Fourth National Bank
United States
New York Gold Reserves Rise Ahead of Bond Payments
The Sub Treasury and Assay Office reported total gold deposits of 3.115 million dollars as payments for new government bond allotments approach. A 1.5 million dollar gold shipment aboard the Majestic arrived earlier to be processed.
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New York
Sub-Treasury and Assay Office
Bridge Collapse Claims Six Workers Drowning Near Bristol Conn
Six men died and nine were rescued as a bridge over the Pequab for Bristol river collapsed while workers removed timbers from the old structure. Fifteen men were on the bridge when it gave way, sending them into icy water. One body recovered, five others missing. identities of the workers unknown.
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HauntForp
Conn
Pequebos
Bristol
New England Railroad
Hunter Won’t Withdraw as Kentucky Senate Race draws crowd
In Frankfort Kentucky the Senate race drew unprecedented attention with a packed Capitol and spectators. Dr Hunter refused to quit noting he remained in the race despite Republican calls to withdraw as results showed Blackburn beating McCreary and others in early ballots amid a crowded scene.
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Frankfort
Hunter
Senate
House
Ste
Blackburn
Allen B. Rorke Donates $10000 to Penn Dormitory Fund
Allen B. Rorke, Philadelphia contractor and builder, contributed $10,000 toward the University of Pennsylvania dormitory system. He sent his check to the Board of Trustees and received an acknowledgment of the gift. Rorke is noted for erecting prominent Philadelphia buildings and is described as a skilled contractor and Mason.
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Allen B. Rorke
University of Pennsylvania
bulMer
Rorkein
Lawes
Death Relieved Her Hunger in Tenement Tragedy
Mrs. Rachel Fiddelle and her seven year old granddaughter Vivian faced hunger as Clara Fiddelle, an actress, struggled after losing work. The grandmother died in a Philadelphia tenement at 1015 Morgan Street after a week of illness and poverty while Vivian danced to support them. Neighbors, a doctor, and coroner were involved. Forepaugh's company aided the child and grandmother.
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Rachel Fiddelle
Morgan Street
Rachael Fiddelle
Clara
Nana Vivian
Clara Fiddelle
Forepaugh
Arch Street
Vivian
Forepaugh’s
Miss Franklin
Marie B. Werner
Werner
Child star's family loses stage income and home
Vivian Fiddelle and her grandmother, once sustained by the child's dancing, singing, and stage work, face eviction after the mother's hospitalization and a failed livelihood. With rent strained and no steady income, the family struggles to keep shelter as the boarding house owner shows mercy.
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Vivian Fiddelle
Brazil Becomes Troubling Issue in Amapa Dispute
Several French newspapers condemn Brazil over the Amapa territory and Cabral the alleged governor. They say the Republic’s dignity requires a swift conclusion to the dispute.
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Paris
Brazil
Amapa
Cabral
G H Mumm & Co Named Purveyors to Royal Courts
The firm receives royal endorsement from Queen Victoria the Prince of Wales and the German Emperor for its Extra Dry. In the United States the brand is highly favored with imports in 1805 totaling 79,049 cases.
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Prince of Wales
G. H. Mumm & Co
United States
English's Condition Critical in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on February 6 William H English remains in critical condition The hospital report notes a serious complication arising yesterday and today though details are unclear due to garbled text from the source
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Indianapolis
Ind
William H. English
Wagilch
Estean
Forecast for Friday Eastern PA New Jersey
Friday forecast for Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey calls for colder with brisk northwest winds. Temperatures fall and conditions turn cool across the region as a cold air mass takes hold.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Big Fire at Bound Brook Ignores Storm Water
A lumber yard fire in Bound Brook New Jersey spreads as high winds and three to four feet of water hinder fire crews. Church and multiple dwellings burn, with waterlogged streets delaying access. total losses exceed $100 000 as midnight approaches.
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Bound Brook
the Times
P Brook
N. J
L. D. Cook & Co
Presbyterian Church
Judge Allison Illness Shocks City Family at Forty Second Street
Judge Allison's condition worsened over weeks with his son at Forty-second and Walnut Streets. A trained nurse from the College of Physicians reported the judge semi conscious and near death, with a high fever and rapid pulse. Attending physician Dr. Musser at Chestnut Street.
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Allison
Forty-second
Walnut Streets
Fred de Hatton
College of Physicians
Hatton
Dr. Musser
Chestnut Street
Boy Burned in Powder Experiment at Home
A 10 year old boy, Anthony Nelson, is near death after a powder explosion at his home in Mananoy City. He found a keg of powder with wrappers and, with two companions, set paper bundles ablaze with a match. Nelson stood close by as the others backed away to safety. The blast burned his face and hands severely.
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Tum Times
Mananoy City
Anthony Nelson
Nelson
Catron Prize-Fight Ban Likely to Reach President Soon
Washington reports the Catron bill to prohibit prize fighting in federal territory will be sent to the President within a day or two and is believed certain to be signed. The measure would empower government and military action to halt prize fights if needed.
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Washington
Sued for Cave-In Damages Against Coal Company
Twenty Plymouth property owners filed suits in Wilkesbarre against the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company seeking damages amounting to 16 000. The complaints allege a cave-in or settling of the surface along their houses caused the harm.
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre’ Coal Company
Plymouth
Hammond Released on Bail by Boer Government
John Hays Hammond, the American mining engineer, charged with leading the Johannesburg uprising, was liberated on bail by the Boer government in Pretoria on February 6.
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Pretoria
John Hays Hammond
Johannesburg
Local Goods Ad Highlights Coats and Reed Organs
An old notice lists Ramsdell on Chestnut Street offering coats and Yeats Reed Organs from Roosevelt Farrand and Votey Pipe at affordable prices. The ad promotes evening wear items and the Three Button Ostawey Coat for stylish late day use.
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Ramsdell
Ait Chestnut St. Ten
Roosevelt-Farrand
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Dietsch
Kentucky
Mephistopheles
John Belli
Indiana House
Belli
Miss Bryan
Hoban
Secretary of the
Mr Carlisle
Allen B. Rorke’s
Evergreen Cemetery
Camden
9 Coal Company
Hammond Released
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