City Officials Inspect New Gas Works Visitors tour Broad Street plant
Nine passenger cars carried about 400 business and professional men from Philadelphia to inspect the Twenty-fifth Ward Gas Works. City leaders and many distinguished figures arrived, touring the water gas plant, admiring engines, boilers, and 600,000 gallon oil tanks, then gathering for a formal briefing in the meter house.
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Broad Street
Twenty-fifth Ward Gas Works
Philadelphia Gas Improvement Company
Edwin H. Fitler
Louis Wagner
Williams. Stokley
A. K. McClure
Finletter
Hanna, Ashman and Ferguson
James W. Latta
Russell M. Thayer
Charles W. Henry
Frank W. Murphy
C. C. Bosbyshell
William H. Kern
John Michener
H. Darrach
John Lamon
Stockton Bates
C. D. Ritchie
J. Simpson
Africa
George H. North
Charles H. Banes
Crawford Miller
James A. Freeman
Thomas M. Thompson
Samuel ©. Perkins
John B. Gest
James Alcorn
E. Y. Townsend
William H. Rhawn
Henry D. Welsh
Daniel Donovan
John Roberts
David R. Walker
Thomas L. Mattson
F. T. Walton
Meter House
Philadelphia Gas Improvements Red Letter Day Speech
The gathering features remarks by Mr. McClure and Mayor Fitler praising the Philadelphia Gas Improvement Company projects. Speakers hail rapid construction, city control of gas works, and visions of cleaner water and better pavements as proof of Philadelphia progress.
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Fitler
Widener
Elkins
Philadelphia
Edwin H. Fitler
Macveagh
Wagner
Wayne MacVeagh
Colonel McClure
Schuylkill
Warwick
McClure
Negro in politics special telegram to the Times
Colonel Pledger, colored from Atlanta, tells Harrison southern talks show blacks have educated, improved, and seek higher civilization. He argues whites in both parties oppose negro political power locally, and Harrison would not enforce color lines or exclude colored men from Southern offices.
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the Times
Indianapolis
Colonel Pledger
Atlanta
Harrison
South
Develo
Parting Address Marks Harrison Visit to Cincinnati
A Cincinnati delegation invites President-elect Harrison to visit, noting family ties to his native state. Harrison declines to alter his inaugural route, but foresees a possible stop. Marion County Tippecanoe Club presents a specially bound sacred book of veterans with 130 names deceased and 121 living members. General Harrison delivers a moving reply, praising patriotism and Godliness, as veterans bid him farewell in a solemn scene at his house.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Amos Smith
Morrison
Board of Trade
Charles Nielsen
Chicago
Marion County Tippecanoe Club
General Harrison
Olunge
Harrison
Lord Sackville's Successor Not Yet Announced at State Department
Washington reports no information on a British minister appointment as of February 9. Fi ward s, First Secretary of Legation, sails to assume duties in Washington, replacing Herbert who has led since Sackville left in November. Cabinet speculation continues in Indianapolis about Blaine, Windom, New, and possible Austrian mission.
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State Department
Fiwards
Legation
London
England
Herbert
Lord Sackville
Indianapolis
Mr. Blaine
Blaine
Windom
Treasury
Jone John C. New
Colonel New
Law to Authorize Lynching in Kansas City
A petition to the Kansas Legislature requests a new law to lynch horse thieves wherever found and to deny jury service to men who can read. The petition comes from the National Anti-horse Thief Association and was presented by Mr Phillips of Sedgwick County.
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Kansas City
Kansas
National Anti-horse Thief Association
Wheat
Phillips
Sedgwick County
Rays
Eight Prospectors Murdered in Mexican Gold Mine Find
Cheyenne Wy February 9 report says Mexican prospectors reportedly killed in a gold mine act. Ancient chart led to discovery of ore vein. Unknown details on victims or perpetrators. Local officials investigating possible mineral claim dispute and violence at site.
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Cheyenne
Wy. T
Drowning on Wissahickon Ice Ends Chestnut Hill Pleasure Party
A 17 year old, Charles Robbins North, son of Colonel George H. North, fell through thin ice on Wissahickon Creek near Thorp's dam while skating with his sister Sarah and friends. Attempts to rescue him failed and his body was recovered about an hour later. the sister became seriously ill from the shock. An inquest is planned for tomorrow morning.
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George H. North
Chestnut Hill
Wissahickon Creek
Sarah
Norwood and
Chestnut Avenues
Wissahickon
Thorp’s Dam
Thorp
Young North
Miss North
North
Gregg
G. H. North & Co
Stock Exchange Place
National Guard
Hartranft
New York
Fisher
Germantown Avenue
Grayer
Kurtz
Senator Jones Denies Fenian-Russian Alliance Testimony
Ex Senator Jones of Florida rebuts a cable from Michael Davitt dated February 8 London denying he negotiated any Fenian Russian alliance. He asserts he has never been a member of the Fenian Brotherhood or Irish organizations and stresses his support for constitutional measures for Ireland. He also questions Dr Carroll’s identity and says he did not know Le Caron.
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Jones
Florida
Michael Davitt
London
le Caron
Dr. Carroll
Fenian Brotherhood
Ireland
New York
Carroll
Maryland
Newport
Detroit
Goff to Take Seat as Governor March 4
Charleston reports no legislative session today with no new developments. General Goff will take oath as Governor March 4 and assume office. After an all night session and long day, lawmakers will rest until Monday and will not announce results on the Governor race. A Webster county miscount gave Hubbard an apparent 300 lead. Hubbard urged the committee to count as is and to discharge the panel.
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West Virginia
TIMES
Charleston
Goff
Webster County
W. P. Hubbard
Wheeling
Hubbard
Cowden
W. J. W. Cowpry
Dearneston
W. P. Hunnam
Joint Assembly
Duties of Hospital Corps lecture by Captain Pilcher
Captain James E Pilcher assistant surgeon US Army delivered the second lecture in a series for medical officers last night at the State Fencibles Armory. He spoke on The Duties of Hospital and on hospital corps uses describing a dressing case with handaxes for emergencies carried by every corps member.
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James E. Pilcher
United States Army
Armory
Broad and
Vine Streets
Third summons and jail transfer details for O'Brien
A third summons under the crimes act was served on Mr. O'Brien. He is to be moved from Clonmel to Tralee Jail on Monday. Father McFadden was escorted from Gweedore to Londonderry by police engineers and Sarees at intervals of three hundred to prevent a rolling incident on the railway. The issue also mentions an arrest on a charge related to soupicley in the hаurder of Peas Martin.
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O’brien
Dusaix
O'Brien
Clonmel
Tralee
Father McFadden
Gweedore
Londonderry
Movement Against Russia Provokes Afghan Frontier Gathering
Moscow reports that the Ameer of Afghanistan is said to have mobilized about 20,000 troops on the frontier to pursue Sheak Khan. The Predonosti notes and scattered reports suggest attempts at securing cooperation have failed.
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Russia
Moscow
Predonosti
Ameer
Afghanistan
Sheak Khan
Foraker Declines Lincoln Banquet Toast Refusal by Governor
February 9 report says Governor Foraker will not respond to the toast The Republican Party at the Lincoln banquet on Tuesday. He objects to perceived snubs toward Ex Governer Foster and enemies who influence the event. Sherman and McKinley were invited and declined.
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TIM
Columnus
Foraker
Foster
John Sherman
McKinley
Sherman
Sherman Pe McKinley
Numerous Heirs of Millionaire Vassar to Attend Case
In Poughkeepsie court, the Orthodox Friends Society sues the estate of Matthew Vassar Jr. over the will's church allocations. Testimony places total personal estate at 700000 and real estate at 60000. A hearing is set for next week with about thirty lawyers expected and a probate filing anticipated for John Guy Vassar’s will in Dutchess Surrogate Court.
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Vassar
Porucukenpsis
Orthodox Friends’ Society of
Quaker Church
Oliver H. Booth
Santee Hie
Hurcut
John Guy Vassar
Lagent
Dutchess County
Amon
Thirt
McMillan Visits Harrison for Cabinet Talk in 1890s
Detroit February 9. Senator elect McMillan met President-elect Harrison and reportedly discussed a cabinet post with General Alger. McMillan returned home and held a private conference. Alger indicated no comment beyond peace with all. Reports suggested Alger might accept War secretary offer and decide by morning.
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Detroit
McMillan
Harrison
Alger
Palmer
Sherman
A Pathetic Scene at Moorestown Almshouse Transfer
An old man aged ninety two named Clayton Bishop was taken to the Almshouse at Pemberton from the Moorestown railway station. He spoke of isolation and a helpless life, drawing sympathy from witnesses as he faced the end of his days in a state facility.
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TIMES
Moorestown
N. J
Clayton Bishop
Pemberton
Dentservanie
Nobedy
Bank cashier commits suicide in Gamble Street home
Edward Breck, assistant cashier of the Commercial Bank, shot himself in the head at his 2818 Gamble Street residence in Louis this morning at 12 30. He was 59, survived by wife and six children. Breck had been with the bank five years and left no stated reason. He died shortly after the shooting.
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So. Louis
Edward ©. Breck
Commercial Bank
Gamble Street
Breck
Mr. Breck
Riots in Rome Prompt Emergency Guard Actions
Rioters fill Rome as unemployed workers clash with troops. Cavalry dispersed about 30 men in Piazza Dante while detachments guard banks and major buildings amid broad arrests and government crackdown.
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Rome
Dante
A Gigantic Drum Cast for Union Pacific Rock Springs
At the R. Allison & Sons foundry in Port Carbon a nine ton spirally grooved drum was cast for a pair of 36x6 inch hoisting engines. It will wind 6000 feet of 1 1 4 inch wire rope for the coal department of the Union Pacific Railroad at Rock Springs Wyoming Territory.
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the Times
Port Tsuitun
R. Allison & Sons
Port Carbon
Coal
Union Pacific Railroad
Rock Springs
Wyoming Territory
Exhibit on Peace Union at Paris Exposition Window
A Chestnut Street window showcases the Universal Peace Union contribution to the Paris Exposition. It features the parchment copy of Senator Sherman’s arbitration act as sent to the Senate, the Union charter, a painting titled Penn’s Treaty, and several peace publications.
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Universal Peace Union
Chestnut Street
Sherman
Senate
Cane Union
Snow disrupts German rail lines and fires hit Bridgeton
Numerous brief items report snow halting traffic on German railroads, a Bridgeton New Jersey fire destroying Mount Zion AME church with a $1,000 loss, and various local incidents. Other notes mention deaths, appointments, and minor crimes, including a suicide in Scranton and a murder at a Charleston, South Carolina store.
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Mr. Gladstone
Amalfi
Bridgeton
N. J
John Dombacher
Scranton
Suakim
Francis Bellegarde
Stephanie
Allentown
H. Oldenburg
Charleston
Tracer
Mount Zion
N.J
Abraham H. Harman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reading
Pottstown
Charles F. Sisler
New Jerusalem
United States Capitol Building
Watson W. Eldridge
Michigan
New York Bank Thief Held for Requisition
Henry Harding alias Charles OConnell, a famed bank sneaks, was arrested by Detectives Bunt and Crowley in the Washington Hotel. At Central Station Magistrate Smith held him for a New York requisition. He faces charges of bank thefts in Toronto and New York and escaped from custody last September.
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Henry Harding
Charles O'Connell
Washington Hotel
George N. Bunt
Michael Crowley
New York
Smith
Central Station
Harding
Toronto
Canada
Court of General Bensions
Murderer Lynched After Strife Over Hog Theft Charge
Sureverort February 9 Haywood Handy colored man who shot Charles Stewart white man in Bossler parish was lynched by a mob last night while being moved by two deputies. Stewart died this morning. Handy and two others had been charged with hog stealing but acquitted recently. Local citizens said Handy and others evaded justice and warned them to leave the parish if charged again. Handy fired at entry and fled toward Houghton before being captured.
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Sureverort
Haywood Handy
Charles Stewart
Bossler Parish
Handy
Houghton
Belleview
Stewart
Three Tiny Thieves Sent to Refuge by Magistrate
Three eight year old boys Andrew Pupper Edward Buchanan and John Freeman were caught trying to sell stolen books from a Ninth Street store. Policeman Flynn chased them as they fled to the Central Station dock. With no parents present Magistrate Smith ordered the trio to the House of Refuge.
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Central Station
Ninth Street
Magiscee Smith
The New Chester County Judge Warmly Greeted by His Friends
Thomas 8. Butler greeted by friends after his appointment to the vacant Chester County judgeship. Telegrams and congratulations poured in at his West Miner street home in West Chester on February 9. He plans to begin duties next week after a family visit in Uweblan township.
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Chester County
TIMES
West Chester
Thomas
Butler
Anthony Higgins
Wilmington
West Miner Street
Uweblan Township
Man Thrown From Toboggan Slid Injured At Rink
Thomas Murphy age 33 of 2424 Howard Street was ejected from a toboggan car on the slide at the Rink 23d and Chestnut streets last night. He was found insensible and taken to the Medical Hospital after a severe head and back injury. A police officer was the first to suffer a similar accident two weeks earlier. Changes in the Navy report several command assignments and removals including Commander Rockwell, Lt Carmody, and others.
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Thomas Murphy
Howard Street
Rink
Chestnut Streets
Medi Iurgical Hospital
Poiceman
Damages Sought by Ubet Owner in Railroad Injury Suit
John Erby owner of the famed pacer Ubet sues Missouri Pacific Railroad in Superior Court for 5000 dollars after Ubet was injured in a wreck on a Missouri Pacific train near the Texas Indian Territory line. The horse, claimed to be the fastest in the world, suffered at least severe injuries though permanent disability is not yet known.
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Ubet
Cnicano
John Erby
Pacer
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Missouri Pacific
Texas
Indian Territory
Pottery Exhibition Planned by Pennsylvania Museum
The exhibitions committee of the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art will hold another autumn show of pottery porcelain and glass. The move follows many urgent requests from individuals and firms who foresee a more representative display of American art industry than last year.
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Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art
Phoenixville Democratic Primary-selects Reynolds for Burgess
Phonixville February 9 delegates at the Democratic primaries were instructed to vote for Thomas B. Reynolds for Burgess. Republicans to nominate their borough ticket Monday evening, with I. J. Tustin, secretary of the Phoenix Driving Park, reportedly set for Burgess nomination.
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TIMES
Phonixville
Thomas B. Reynolds
Burgess
I. J. Tustin
Phoenix Driving Park
Burigess
Mike's Confederates Captured in Italy
A private dispatch reports that Red nose Mike’s accomplices Beverino and Villelo have been captured in Italy. Attorneys for the prosecution and Captain Linden have learned of the capture. The prisoners are to be brought to Wilkes Barre as soon as possible.
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Mike
Wilkesbarre
Rednose
Beverino
Villelo
Italy
Linden
Rolling Mills to Resume Work at Fishbach Mills
The Fishbach Rolling Mills, which had shut down due to lack of orders, will resume work on Monday. Workers agree to wage reductions now with full pay restored as soon as the iron trade improves.
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the Times
PorTsinute
Fishbach
Highwayman Attacks Camden Livery Stable Manager
Henry Campbell, manager of the West Jersey livery stables, was assaulted by a highwayman on Front Street Camden between Market and Arch streets in the early hours. Campbell wrestled free as the robber reached for a weapon and fled.
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Henry Campbell
West Jersey
Front Street
Market
Arch Streets
Camden
Campbell
Mechanicsburg Nominates Fokels for Chief Burgess and Orris for Assitant
Mechanicsburg borough Democrats held a convention selecting William Fokels for Chief Burgess and Adam Orris for Assistant Mayor. In Minneapolis, all engineers on the Motor Street Railway went on strike before noon over recent force reductions and management regulations.
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Mechanicsburg
TIMES
Democrata
William Fokels
Burgess
Adam Orris
Minneapolis
Motor Street Railway
Willie Wedell Out of Danger Reported
Willie Wedell, a 12 year old boy living at 1508 Moyamousing Avenue, was accidentally shot by Joseph J. Doyle of Passyuak Avenue and Gorman Street on Friday. He is reported out of danger.
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Willie Wedell
Moyamousing Avenus
Joseph J. Doyle
Passyuak Avenué
Gorman Street
French Crisis Sees Moderates Tepid Over Radical Cabinet
Special cable reports that Floquet pressed for scrutiny of arrondissement reform and kept revision on the agenda. Radicals split, Pichon backing adjournment and Pelton urging free vote, cabinet narrowly held, revision likely to pass in chamber but fail in the Senate. Moderate Republicans offered only tepid support amid ongoing cabinet tensions.
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M. Pichon
Floquet
Scrutin de Liste
Camille Pelletan
Tribune
Chamber
Senate
Figaro
M. Francis Maynard
Palais Bourbon
Molloy Trial: Delaney Links Egan to Fenian and Invincible Roles
London Bow Street hearing reopens in Patrick Molloy case for false testimony before the Parnell Commission. Patrick Delaney testifies that Patrick Egan as League treasurer organized and funded the Invincibles, with Byrne and Matt Harris also tied as Invincibles. Court adjourns amid testimony confusion.
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London
Patrick Molloy
Parnell Commission
Bow Street
Patrick Delaney
Patrick Egan
League
Invincibles
Byrne
Matt Harris
Egan
No. 1
Delaney
Fenlanata Sutgmentelie
Les
Patti Rosa Soubrette Engagement Ends at London Theatre
Patti Rosa did not perform as the Jaderell Theatre in London closed its doors for a period. The manager cited alleged failures by the theatre's management to keep promises and announced immediate termination of the engagement, paying off the company and cancelling that evening's show.
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the Times
Herald
Jaderell Theatre
Patti Rosa
Many Vessels Wrecked and Many Lives Lost
London reports a furious gale across the English Channel with bitter cold. The British bark Glen Grant from Pensacola was wrecked at Holyhead with no loss of life. Several small wrecks occur, storms halt telegraphs, and houses blown down. A Grimsby bark was lost with all hands drowned.
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Glen Grant
Critchley
Pensacola
Holyhead
English Channel
England
Scotland
Sootland
Grimsby
De Leaseps Await a Liquidator in Paria Panama Canal
M De Leaseps writes to subscribers of the new Panama Canal Company stating that one-quarter of the share capital has not been deposited as required by law. He says the company cannot proceed and will leave its interests to the liquidator to complete the work and await the liquidator's decision.
French Cabinet Meeting Backs Scrutin d Arrondissement Bill
Paris February meeting of the Cabinet discussed priorities in the Chamber of Deputies with Prime Minister Floquet urging focus on the scrutin d Arrondissement bill over revision of the Soares. He pledged to raise confidence only if debate incidents demanded it.
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Paris
M. Floquet
Chamber of Deputies
Sacrutin D'Arrondissement
Mr Singerly Improves After Illness
William M. Bingerly, once gravely ill at home with a high fever, shows improvement as his condition stabilizes and doctors report hopeful signs.
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Mr. Singerly
Wiliam M.bingerly
Inauguration Fireworks Display Planned in Washington
Colonel Swords of the Inaugural committee reported smooth progress for the Washington inauguration fireworks set for February 9. The display will use rockets and bombs launched from positions near the monument, with flambeau drills on Pennsylvania Avenue after the fireworks. Chief Parris and the Fire Department assured no danger on the wide street.
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Washiogton
Colonel Swords
Swords
Britton
Turner
Detweller and Street Company
Flambeau Clube
Pennsylvania Avenue
Parris
Democrats Use Their Fists Committeseman Gutekunst Beaten
A ward committee member, Gutekunst of the Seventeenth, was assaulted at Keystone Hall during a meeting of Devlin supporters. Slater, alleged instigator, led sluggers who punched and kicked Gutekunst after Representative Fow spoke. Gutekunst escaped, police later sought Slater. warrants expected for others involved.
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Gutekunst
Devlin
Keystone Hall
Third Street
Girard Avenue
John H.fow
Fow
Slater
Mr. Gutekunst
Sluggers
Glidden Curtis Failure Hits Ohio and Western Coal
A Boston based Glidden and Curtis failure causes creditors of the Ohio and Western Coal Company to attach all its property in this city. The firm, capitalized at 3 million in bonds and 5 million in stock, grew from a scheme to control Ohio coal areas. J H Brooks exited to ae Curtis. failure blamed on nonpayment by outside parties despite substantial business.
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Scrumans
Glidden & Curtis
Boston
Ohio and Western Goal Company
Eastern Capital
J.H. Brooks
Ohio Coal
Ron Fields
Ae Jr
Brooks
Ae , & Curtis
Columbus, Hocking Valley and Toledo Railroad
Commonwealth Iron Colny
Cleveland
Saved From Lynching in Lee County Kentucky
February report recounts William Shaw firing on a Black man at a Kentucky Union camp in Lee County. Shaw was restrained by a contractor, then placed under guard at Beattyville jail after friends planned to lynch him.
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Kentucky
Lee County
William Shaw
Thompson
Beattyville
Diplomats and Consular Appropriation Bill Reaches Agreement
February 9 report from Washington states the conference committee on the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill has revised an agreement and will report early next week. The House accepts the Senate amendment of 500,000 for maintenance of American rights and the Senate agrees to 100,000 for the naval station at Sarage to be included in the naval appropriation bill.
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Samoa
Washington
House
Senate
Sarage
Moran Death In West Onxster Family Tragedy
Special Telegram to The Times reports Mary Agnes Moran died of consumption at her West Onxster home aged 81. She was sister to the late Father Moran, who died of pneumonia three weeks earlier in St. Agnes Hospital Philadelphia. The Moran family endured three deaths in under a year with the father’s passing about nine months ago.
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Mary Agnes Moran
the Times
West Onxster
Father Moran
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Philadelphia
Memorial Day Liquor Sale Bill Delayed in Senate
HarmissureG February 9. The bill to prevent the sale of intoxicating drinks on Memorial Day has been held back in the Senate to await the action of the Grand Army encampment at Erie next week. Post of this city has warmly indorsed the measure.
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the Times
Harmissureg
Senate
Grand Army
Erie
White Caps Drive Out Norwalk Residents in Tense Reception
White Cap natives, driven from Norwalk Connecticut on February 9, are being received by prominent men. Isaac Selleck welcomed the latest arrival this morning. The scene featured skull and crossbones. The town remains on edge as several residents fled in fear. No outrage has been reported.
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Norwalk
Conn
Isaac Selleck
George Clark Respited in Westmoreland County Case
George Clark of Westmoreland county, who killed a drover, was respited today by the Governor until April 90 to allow a writ of error to be argued in the Supreme Court. Clark's execution was set for February 20.
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George Clark
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Westmoreland County
Supreme Court
Clark
Poisoned cabbage blamed for Mason county deaths
February 9 report from Shelton Mason county states J Bordeaux and two children died after dinner from poison. A second child is dying as doctors state cei sably contaminated cabbage caused the poisoning. Salatox referenced as a recent remedy.
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Bhatrle
W. T
Andrew Rodgers Dead in Southpee Businessman Dies at 4
Andrew Rodgers a prominent Southpee businessman dies aged four after a war service with the First Pennsylvania Volunteers. Legal news notes David Howard Conrade admitted to practice in the Court of Common Pleas. A fire damaged Ferdinand Marks on Green Street, with value stated. Senator Deviin’s reply captured in a committee context.
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Sfrcial
the Times
Beravensa
Southpee
Pennsylvania
Conrade
George McGowan
David Howard Conrade
Law Department
University of Pennsylvania
Court of Common Pleas
Green Street
Ferdinand Marks
Fas
Saeks
Flight of local salesman G Clayton Leach shocks Tioga
G Clayton Leach a Showell Fryer salesman vanished a week ago after collecting many customer payments and leaving town. Neighbors report he built a popular presence in Germantown and Tioga, but he stole from his employer and borrowed from friends. His wife remains unaware as furniture vanished and an express trunk was removed. The North Eighteenth Street resident is suspected to have fled to Germantown or Canada. The firm discovers the missing funds as receipts prove payments, while Tom Wright and landlord Wunder hold keys and pieces of the tale.
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G. Clayton Leach
North Eighteenth Street
Clay Leach
Showell & Fryer
Juniper
Market Streets
Germantown
Leach
North Seventeenth Street
Aarpeies
Wright
Rochester
Wunder
Eighteenth and
Venango
Canada
JT. Showell
Showell
Miss Lizzie Harmer to Wed Howard R eside in Washington
The daughter of Representative Harmer, Miss Lizzie Cope Harmer, will marry Howard B. Reeside, cashier of the Equitable Building Association, in the Harmer suite parlors Monday morning February 11. The groom is the son of Maryland contractor Frank Reeside. Rev Dr Sunderland will officiate. only immediate family will attend.
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TIMES
Corcoran Building
Washington
Lizzie Cope Harmer
Representative Harmer
Howard
Reeside
Equitable Building Association
Frank Reeside
Baltimore
Maryland
Representative
Martin's Alleged Murderers Besieged in Derry
Five prisoners charged with aiding in the murder of Police Inspector Martin during an attempted arrest of Father McFadden at Gweedore were brought to Londonderry under strong guard. McFadden was moved to the Londonderry jail. few met him and he received no cheers. Also, a French circular bans troop demonstrations, urging officers and soldiers to avoid political acts and to prevent further incidents.
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Dusty
Martin
Father McFadden
Gweedore
Londonderry
Londonsderry
Explosion at Stevenson's brewery in New York
Workmen excavating at the Fortieth street and Tenth avenue site of the explosion yesterday failed to find dynamite or other explosive. Police doubt the blast was caused by disaffected workers and question attributing it to them.
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New York
New Yor
Stevenson's
Fortieth Street
Tenth Avenue
Belgian Mail Packet Standen Stranded Between Ostend and Dover
A Belgian mail packet from Dover last night is to be stranded between Ostend and Dover due to weather. The incident affects postal service routing, with no injuries reported and crew continuing to monitor the situation from Ostend.
Train crash near Havana injures ten passengers
A passenger train from Jovellanos derailed near Limonar on February thirtieth? injuring ten people. The report notes severe injuries and ongoing investigations.
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Havana
Jovellanos
Limonar
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