Sheriff Rowan Under Fresh Senate Scrutiny
A Senate committee probing Sheriff Rowan's mental state examined three Brendowne Hospital physicians and planned new examinations by doctors with no ties to the institution. The room visit revealed the Sheriff mute and repetitive, with reports of faint pulses and blue-eyed delusions while a disturbance upstairs prompted questions about his condition and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sheriff A
Brendowne
Sheriff Rowan
Dre. Chase
Harris
Jordan
Ash
Broad Street
Chase
Norristown Hospital For
Germantown Junction
Reyborn
Dr. Chase
Brcildowne
Rowan
No Strike Yet At Port Richmond Coal Yard
Port Richmond coal handles prepare for a potential strike as talks with Reading Railroad officials continue. A Sunday union convention of 75 delegates from 47 Knights of Labor assemblies pressed for a definite understanding, with a second meeting planned after today’s talks. Meanwhile a loaded schooner bound for Providence faced a loading ban by shop committee. the captain hauled away as tension rose at Pier 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Richmond
Reading Railroad
Knights of Labor
Ossembly
New York
Reading Road
Bernard Sharkey
Arbitration Board of Assembly
Willing'’say
Fourth Street
Corbin
Kelly
Michael Sweeney
Broadway
Pas
Assembly
Upper
Delaware
Freddie Hencken
Graeff, Wilcox & Co
Cabain
Artics
Providence
Pier 21
Stanton Street
Ninety-fourth Street
East River
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Greenwich Point
Norfolk
The Strike in New York Piers Face Slow Progress and Turmoil
The New York strike continues with uneven results as Pier No 1 of the Pennsylvania Company opens and handles more freight while Pier 2 of the Lehigh Valley is slower. Conflicts erupt between Italians and longshoremen, a man is found bleeding on the pier, and police separate combatants. Coal supply remains tight with Brooklyn dealers and hospitals receiving scarce shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania Company
Lehigh Valley Road
Pennsylvania Pier
Borden
New Jersey Central
Metropolitan
Boston
Pennsylvania Pier No
Stalin’s
Lackawanna Pier
Baltimore
Brooklyn
City Hall
Orony
Long Island College Hospital
Treamiers
North Moore Street
John O'Neal
O'Neal
Resignation of Patent Office Official Reported
Washington February 7. Robert Mason of the Patent Office resigns from the division of ? arbanern in an official notice. The report cites his position as principal examiner and notes his departure from federal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Mason
Enna
Patent Office
Isard Tarbanern
Thns
Keim Benton Campaign Opens with Ward Meetings
Keim and Benton launched their whirlwind campaign meeting Democratic leaders and Republican donors in seven wards. Support poured in from both parties, with warnings to Republicans to switch allegiance and a call for at least 65,000 Governor Black votes worth of turnout.
Nineteenth Ward Democratic Ticket Nominated
The Nineteenth Ward Democratic Convention met last night at Fourth and Diamond streets and nominated Commons Council candidates Thomas A. McDowell Ammon A. Apple and Adam Merger. School Directors candidates Es P. McCarron James I. Smith and J oot Bigains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Ward
Fourth and
Diamond Streets
Commons Council
Thomas A. McDowell
Ammon A. Apple
Adam
Es P. McCarron
James I. Smith J
Dallas Candidate Endorsed by Twenty-Fourth Ward Republicans
A large meeting of the Republican executive committee in the Twenty-fourth ward discussed charges of perjury against candidate John B. Dallas for Select Council. The gathering, with many officials present, endorsed Dallas and his pledge to push elevated roads and five-cent fares for Philadelphia, while signaling possible legal redress for affecting comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-first
Catherine Streets
George B. McClellan
John G. Thompson
Messrs
Keim
Benton
Maurice F. Wilhere
John J. Hamilton
Seventh Ward
Sixteenth and
Lombard Streets
Eighth Ward
James F. Larkins
Broad and
Locust Streets
Lennon
Ninth Ward
South Seventeenth Street
C. Oscar Beasley
Fifteenth and
Cherry
Forty-first
Lancaster Avenue
Metropolitan Club
West Philadelphia
Twenty-fourth Ward
Rone
Republican Executive Committee
Fortieth Street
John B. Dalles
Select Council
Daniel T. Jenks
Frank Bell
A. & L. Ablelda
Westley Thomas
C. R. Williams
George W. Fox
Samuel RB. Jamison
Lafayette Horter
Richard Pelte
James Holts
Carda
Jamison
Shields
Dallas
William A. Kouitz
Pittsburg
Thomas Marshall
Kounts
Court of Justice
Office of Select Council
Philadelphia
Thirtieth Ward Republicans Defend Fitler Lithograph Display
At a Nine teenth and Bainbridge room meeting the Thirtieth Ward Young Republican Club heard Captain James McGormick speak on the political situation. A member pinned Edwin H. Fitler’s lithograph to the wall, prompting chants to remove it. The painter asserted the candidate’s endorsement two weeks prior and announced they could vote freely. Some attendees opposed Fitler, vowing not to vote for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirtieth Ward
Young Republican Club
Nineteenth
Bainbridge
James McGormick
Edwin H. Fitler
Zoe
Kevi
Fitler
Young Democratic Battalion Elects Officers and Endorses Candidates
The Young Democratic Battalion held its annual election with President Haggard presiding. Officers chosen include Colonel Thomas A. Edwards, Lt. Col. R. Whalen Bickley, Major A. J. Diamond Jr. The club endorsed Keim for Mayor, Benton for Tax Receiver, and Arundel for City Solicitor with full battalion support and pledged campaign assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Democratic Battalion
Haggard
Thomas A. Edwards
R. Whalen Bickley
A. J. Diamond, Jr
John Huggard
Robert P. Dechert
George R. Snowden
John 8. Fisher
Dr. Hartman
William T. Tete
William T. Pound
J. D. Worman
Kh. F. Simpson
O. Beasley
George Deb. Keim
Charles Benton
George W. Arundel
Wehem
Conventions Nominate Borough Officers in Norristown
In Norristown both major parties met to nominate candidates for Burgess and Tax Collector. Democrats backed Edmund A. Kite Sr for Burgess and John Fry for Tax Collector, while Republicans faced delays with Burgess ballots before Buck or Lattimore potential picks. The outcome could influence a future move to make Norristown a city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Burgess
Edmund A. Kite
John Fry
Mr. Kite
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
William F. Dannehower
Democratic County Committee
Burgess White
W., Lattimore
William H. Buck
Frank Poley
Buck
George H. Powell
Sonning Burgess
Democratic Nominations in Altoona
Democratic City Convention in Altoona met with Joseph Glasgow presiding. Samuel Lloyd nominated John A. Doyle for City Recorder and the nomination was by acclamation. Jury Commissioner Bender nominated John B. Cole for City Controller by acclamation. H. J. Cornman and George W. Jackson were named School Directors and J. B. Stahl was elected city committee chairman.
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Altoona
Joseph Glasgow
Fox
Samuel Lloyd
John A. Doyle
City Recorder
Bender
John B. Cole
H. J. Cornman
George W. Jackson
J. B. Stahl
Fleming Nominated for Harrisburg Mayor on Sixth Ballot
Harrisburg on February 7 reports S W Fleming secured the mayoral nomination on the sixth ballot, with A F Black renominated as City Treasurer and E W 8 Parthemore for City Controller. Fleming assumed mayoralty after the death of Mayor Ilson, Black had won his seat two years earlier by about 500 votes, and Parthemore had previously failed by nearly 800 votes. All Democratic city ticket candidates carry Knights of Labor endorsements.
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Harrisburg
S. W. Fleming
A. F. Black
E. W
Parthemore
Fleming
Ilson
Black
Knights of Labor
Northampton Democrats Expel Bolters for Crossing to Citizens Ticket
The Northampton Democratic county committee discharged W. H. Buzzard J. J. Mays J. W. Cherry Dr. W. J. Baldwin and Peter Moser for bolting to the citizens' ticket last fall. The panel urged voters to ignore Republican cries of ring and fraud and to distrust returning bolting Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Easton
Democratic County Committee
W. H. Buzzard
J. J. Mays
J. W. Cherry
W. J. Baldwin
Peter Moser
Citizens
Battle for Controller Nomination In Allentown
Allentown February 7 The Republican City Convention in the Court House tonight nominated J. Fred Weinsheimer for Controller on the first ballot. He is one of the war’s youngest soldiers and was confined long in Libby Prison. The Democratic candidate is Walter C. Smith serving his third term. The contest promises to be interesting with both parties entering the fight to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Court House
J. Fred Weinsheimer
Libby
Walter C. Smith
Eighteen Wounds Found on Farmer Blizzard Body
The body of Alfred Blizzard, 55, a Greenville farmer, was found in Greenville creek yesterday morning. He had eighteen wounds on the head and face and three of his supere had been cut off, apparently with a hatchet, with speculation he was murdered after involvement with a house of ill repute he frequented.
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Greenville, O
Alfred Blizzard
Greenville Creek
Here
Big Bear and three rebels released from Stony Mountain
Ottawa reports that Big Bear and three associates from the Northwest rebellion were released from Stony Mountain penitentiary on Saturday. The article notes other Northern rebel prisoners may have been paroled as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bear
Ottawa
Ont
Legislative actions on liquor, cable, and pipeline bills
In the Senate the session centered on first readings of 38 bills. House measures included a liquor license act amendment for jury trials, a $50,000 grant to the State Agricultural Society, and a two thirds verdict rule proposal. Debates covered recommittals on traction and cable bills, pipeline charges, and a constitutional prohibition amendment order. The House adjourned after a formal protest and continuation of the recommitment vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Keyser
Graham
State Agricultural Society
Chase
Walk
Philadelphia Traction Company
Nee Borsea
Robertson
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Creawell
House of No
Ee yeenacSes
Billingsley
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Creswell
J. Billingsley
Creswell
Aleast
Faunce
Silk Store Robbed of 900 in Silks at Market Street
A silk store on Market Street owned by William Stewart suffered a 900 theft after intruders entered via a transom above the rear door. Burglars tampered with a burglar alarm bell and exited through the transom, leaving police baffled and suggesting an expert gang.
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William Stewart
Market Street
Sixth District
Boston Street Car Tie-Up Paralyzes South Boston Line
Boston workers on the South Boston horse railroad vote to tie up the road in protest of a 12 hour workday for 10 hours pay. Crews patrol streets and stables to deter usage, police guard property, and no non union workers appear to operate cars. Track workers express full sympathy with the strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
South Boston
Betting Against Abbetts Bid For New Jersey Seat
In Trenton on February 7 a rumor circulated that Secretary Jack Laird of the Democratic State central committee offered to wager 10 000 at a hotel that Leon Abbett would not be the next Senator. Laird is from Monmouth county and close to Assemblyman Throckmorton who backed Bedle against Abbott. Republicans discussed the rumor with interest while Democrats showed concern. Desperate Democratic efforts to defeat Abbott were noted, and joint party meetings were held all week with Republicans to follow. Only three attended today’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Rowan
Dr. Chase
Mrs. Rowan
Rowan
Shields
Dr. Harris
Joseph Kane
Robert Stanton
Senator Reyburn
Senator Osborne
Kane
Harris
Jordan
Reyburn
McAleer
Shull
Mylin
Osborne
Chase
City
Parlor C
Lafayette Hotel
Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
C.K. Mills
Hotel Lafayette
Trenton
Jack Laird
Democratic State Central Committee
Leon Abbett
Laird
Monmouth County
Assemblyman
Throckmorton
Bedle
Abbott
His Old Tricks Did Not Desert Him
C L Brandt alias Ed Kinnane, a noted confidence man, starved twenty one days in County Jail and was placed in the City Farm insane department. He escaped last night by sawing bars from windows. He is sought in Philadelphia Detroit and other places and is believed to have feigned insanity to reach the asylum where escape was easier. He remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritssurg
C. L. Brandt
Ed Kinnane
Insane Department
City Farm
Brandt
Philadelphia
Detroit
Lock-Out and an Advance at Portage Iron Company
In Hollidaysburg on February 7 workers at Portage Iron Company in Duncansville demanded biweekly pay. The firm refused and shut down all mills. Frankstown Iron Company workers received wage increases from ten to arene cent over the present scale, granted by lessee James S. Pierpont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollidaysburg
Portage Iron Company
Duncansville
Here
Sera eBay
Seroy
Frankstown Iron Company
Arene
James
Pierpont
Death of Democratic Orator Henry Clay Dean
Henry Clay Dean, famed Democratic political orator, died Sunday at his Putnam county Missouri home. He served as chaplain of the United States Senate and was 65 years old.
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Henry Clay Dean
Keokuk
Iowa
Putnam County
Dean
United States Senate
New Postmasters Named
The Postmaster General appoints fourth class postmasters including John P. Chase of Clover Hill New Jersey Chester Whittenhall of South Addison New York Elizabeth A. Kelly of Hunter Pennsylvania Jacob McFall of Marie Greek Pennsylvania Jonas Bingenfoss of Ulberswe and other names listed in the notice.
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Washington
John P. Chase
Clover Hill
N. J
Chester Whittenhall
South ‘Addison
N. Y
Elizabeth A. Kelly
Telegraphic Taps and Political Denials in 1886 Europe
The London Globe denies Lee rifle adoption by the English army while Mr. Parnell denies plans to travel to the continent, citing his physician’s approval of his progress. London advertisers showcase a socialist torchlight display to celebrate the riots of February 8, 1886. President Cleveland grants respite to Jobe Washington and Simmons who faced execution in Wichita, amid Indian Territory tensions.
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London Globe
Parnell
London
Con
Jobe Washington
Simmons
Indiana
Wichita
Kansas
Tone Someon Ee
Mat Signi
Clev. Jeveland
Parnell Appeals for Reform as Coercion Labeled Harmful
Nationalist leader Mr. Parnell moved an amendment to the address in reply to the Queen's speech. He argued for legal reform over coercion in Ireland, criticized government actions against evictions, and warned Parliament against renewed coercive measures while praising the plan of campaign's impact on landlord tenant relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Parnell
House of Commons
Ireland
Michael Hicks-Beach
Marquis of Londonderry
Glenbeigh
National League
Trish
Mr. Parnell
New York
San Francisco
England
P. McDonald
North Sligo
Gladstone
Volcanic Eruptions in Russia
In Baku, the heart of Russian petroleum fields, a subterranean explosion rattled homes and caused damage. Nearby Lokbatan volcano erupted for two nights, sending a 350 foot high fire and mud column that lit the area for miles. Mud deposits reach seven to fourteen feet deep over a square mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Petersburg
Baku
Lokbatan
Miners Vote to Strike Over Wage Cut Plan
English miners in Northumberland voted today on whether to strike rather than accept a twelve and a half percent wage reduction. The council backed striking. 8,258 favored a strike, while 1,850 backed submitting to a ten percent cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Northumberland
John Morely
The
Miners’ Association
Homicidal Maniac Attacks Plague Madrid Streets
In Madrid on February 7 authorities report a string of night assaults on pedestrians. Seven people killed or badly wounded in under a month. Victims attacked from behind with a knife. assailant not identified. Police deny robbery motive, deem a homicidal maniac responsible.
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Madrid
Six Weeks for an Untruthful Editor in Berlin
Berlin February 7 Herr Baetach editor of the Potsdamer Nachricien was condemned to six weeks imprisonment for publishing a false report that the Czar of Russia had shot Herr Villaume military attache of the German Embassy at St Petersburg.
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Berlin
Herr Baetach
Potsdamer Nachricien
Russia
Herr Villaume
St. Petersburg
Legislative Apportionment Changes in Philadelphia Districts
In Philadelphia, the bill changes ward to district mappings and seat counts. Thirtieth ward joins Sixth district, Seventh ward gets one member, Sixth ward added to Twelfth, Fifteenth district limited to two members, Seventeenth and Eighteenth wards become separate districts with one seat reassigned, Twenty-fourth and Twenty-Ninth receive one seat each, Twenty-Eighth ward moved to form Twenty-Eighth district with two seats, and a new Twenty-Ninth district with two members. Senatorial districts redefined across eight districts with ward groupings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannisnona
House of Representatives
Finley
Philadelphia
Abrap Pe
Troubled Europe Voices on Political Outlook
London February 7 reports pacific advices to Lord Salisbury from Sir RE. B. Matet and other British ambassadors. German paper manufacturers urge agents in England to avoid French contracts as Hamburg port may close due to war. Paris thanks Republican France. A king says he could not tolerate German insults. Spanish Republican emigrants in France plan a 2000 man volunteer force to counter war threat. Berlin Telegraph notes a 300 million mark debt loan is to reimburse bankers, not a war loan. Extreme Left backs prioritizing General Boulangers military bill and seeks a Goblet statement on the crisis. French frontier troops ordered to avoid exercises that could alarm Germany.
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London
Lord Salisbury
RE. B. Matet
Berlin
Germany
Agenta
England
Hamburg
la Paris
France
Prussia
General Boulanger
Tracked Through a Jungle Captain Deane's Congo Escape
London reports Captain Deane of Stanley Falls survived Arab assault on the Congo station. He and Lieutenant Dubois defended the post until ammo ran out. Arabs overwhelmed the defenses. Deane set fires, swam ashore, and Dubois drowned. Deane fled, hunted for a month, barefoot with a blanket, wounded, living on locusts until rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Deane
Stanley Falls
Congo River
Dubois
Murderer Schau ends life in jail before trial
Erie reports Christian F. Schau, jailed for murder, killed himself tonight after a struggle when captured. He had slain his daughter Minnie, 23, during an attack on his wife as two other daughters intervened. His will indicated a deliberate death. The wounded daughter is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Christian F. Schau
Schau
Minnie
Annie
Germany
Dynamite Blows Open San Francisco Dummy Car
A dynamite explosion damaged a Geary Street Cable dummy near Fillmore. No passengers on board besides gripman, conductor, and a patrolman. casualties none. The train was halted briefly for a party to depart. wreckage replaced and traffic resumed. No clue to the attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Frrancisco
Geary Street
Fillmore
Geary Streets
Acton Defeats Lewis in Chicago Wrestling Show
Joe Acton defeated Evan Lewis at Battery D Armory in Chicago before 4,000 fans under best three of five falls. Acton took 75 percent of the gate, Lewis 25. Lewis won only the second fall. Acton broke a strangle hold. Both posted $100 to Wrestle & match per regulation.
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Chicago
Joe Acton
America
Evan Lewis
Madison
Wis
Battery D Armory
Lewis
Acton
Thief From Philadelphia Arrested After Robbery
New York dispatch reports Carlo Rocco was arrested after stealing jewelry and a $125 purse from Luigi Salero of 1322 South Street Philadelphia on the 7th ultimo. Rocco brought the goods to this city where Divinite Boletto, a fellow countryman, robbed him. Boletto is held for trial here while Rocco awaits Philadelphia requisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carlo Rocco
Cadet Worthington Buried at West Point Funeral
Cadet Raymond Worthington, a West Point student from this district who died Friday, was buried today in the First Lutheran Church where Rev. Dr. Kramer led services. Large crowds from West Point Washington and other places attended the ceremonies and viewed the uniformed body. Captain Pratt arrived with his Indians from New York for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Carlisle
Raymond Worthington
West Point
Washington
Pratt
New York
Military Academy
First Lutheran Church
Kramer
Ocean Steamship Arrivals Reported in New York and Europe
Ocean steamship arrivals list ships and routes with origins and destinations. Germanic from Liverpool Wieland from Hamburg Queenstown British King from Philadelphia Lon don California from New York Robilant from New York Glasgow State of Georgia from New York Moville Cir cassian from Portland Passed Kinsale Palestine from Boston.
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New York
Liverpool
Wieland
Hamburg
Queenstown
Philadelphia
London
California
Robilant
Glasgow
State of Georgia
Moville
Portland
Kinsale
Palestine
Boston
Grand Army Encampment in Harrisburg Opens Tomorrow
Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic begin arriving in Harrisburg for the twenty first annual encampment of the Pennsylvania G A R which convenes in the Opera House tomorrow morning. Attendance promises to be very large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Harrisburg
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army of the Republic of Pennsylvania
Opera House
Dynamite gun vessel contract awarded to Dynamite Gun Co
Washington February 7. The Star reports the contract for the dynamite gun vessel will be awarded tomorrow to the Dynamite Gun Company. The project has $850,000 allocated and Cramp & Sons of Philadelphia will build the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Star Tonight
Dynamite Gun Company
Cramp & Sons
Philadelphia
Camden Ballot Count Near Tied For Senator Post
Camden leads the twelfth ballot in the U S Senate race with 32 votes for Camden I H Davi Rep and 2 for Newman Dem. as New York news wire reports the ongoing Charleston West Virginia counting in urgent election coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Charleston
W. Va
United States
I. H. Dav@i
Newman
Railroad Disaster Details Emerge From Vermont Inquiry
The Vermont Board of Railroad Commissioners opened hearings at Junction House on the Central Vermont wreck. Engineer Charles H. Pierce testified the train ran late and slowed at the bridge. the rear Pullman and three cars collapsed into the river. Seventy five workers search for bodies while officials report dozens may be dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurri River Juxation
Junction House
New England
Board of Railroad Commissioners of
Vermont
8. E. Pingrve
Hartford
Charles H. Pierce
Central Vermont Road
John Henry Hazen
Board of Selectmen
Isaac Gates
Somar
William Denno
Winooski
Babear Wins English Sculling Championship on Tyne Course
The English sculling championship race between George Babear and G J Perkins, for £400 and the Sportsman's challenge cup, was rowed on the Tyne course and won by Babear after a lay day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babear
Perkins
London
George Babear
G. J. Perkins
England
Lay
Tyne
Emperor William Birthday Quiet Observance Urged
Kaiser seeks calm for Emperor William on his birthday Prince Bismarck calls for abstention from noisy ovations to rest the aged monarch General MacGregor dies in Madras reports and daily rain and temperature observations provided by the United States Signal Office in Philadelphia noting light rain and various tide states across a February day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Berlin
William
Prince Bismarck
United States Signal Office
Philadelphia
Feronia Club backs Republican ticket at precinct night
Police Lt Skilton as president endorsed the full Republican slate. Rev E V Lebreton, restored to health, returns to Cathedral Chapel for French service at 9 30 Sunday. Judge Thayer opened February term of Quarter Sessions and named Frank Bond foreman. Lanciani spoke on Roman parks at University of Pennsylvania lecture yesterday afternoon. Supreme Court ordered reargument in libel suit against Press Company. House of Correction managers adopted resolutions honoring late E A Shallcross. Jury ruled for plaintiff in Gray vs Bailey for 9600. Jack Farrell defeated Jack Lynch in a four round glove contest at the Comique with a knockdown in round two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feronia Club
Skilton
E. V. Lebreton
Cathedral Chapel
Thayer
Frank 8
Bond
University of Pennsylvania
Rudolfo Lanciani
Supreme Court
the Press Company
Sylvester N. Stewart
House of Correction
E. A. Shallcross
Mary M. Gray
John T. Bailey
Jack Farrell
New York
Jack Lynch
Comique
Farrell
Halhemenn Iteal College
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Mr. Laurel
Mr. Reyburn
Senator McAleer
Caper Oatiornees
Lang
Laurel
Mr. Fallaway
Dr. Jordan
Ben Ridge
Kelm
George der. Ket
Josephs
Organization Committee
Fitter
Twenty-sixth Ward
Eighteenth
Reed Streets
Michael Ryan
Kevin
Josephis
Organization
King
Reed
South Sixth
Haleventh
Democratic City Committee
Savage
Mr. Fitler
Benton and Arundel
Abbett
New Jersey
Parnells
John Dillon
Sligo
Europe
Captain Deane
Congo
Torror
Pierce
Bodlon
Charles Sanford
Moxie Nerve Food Company
Washington, D. C
Montreal
Kennedy
C. F. Clark
Pate
Laconia
N. H
Horace Fairbanks
Fairbanks
St. Johnsbury
H. F. Hazen
Blaisdell
Fitchburg
Charles B. Hibbard
Cambridge
Mass
Canada
Frome Riggs
Middlebury
D. Brooke
Cornwall
Ontario
Fred Blais
Springfield
Mr. Wilcox
Bangor
Mr. Barlate
Nashua
General MacGregor
Madras
Sir Charles MacGregor
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