The Two Chiefs Elected Amid Campaign Attacks
In a joint convention, Colonel Ludlow won Chief Engineer of the Water Department with 74 votes to 59 for Lewis W. Robinson after Shaw failed to secure nomination. Commissioner Dixey was re elected with 63 votes to 45 for McCleary and 2 for Roop. The session exposed Shaw’s alleged misconduct, with witnesses testifying against him and Ludlow’s sobriety defended by many on the council.
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Thomas Shaw
Water Department
Wis Eforts
Colonel Ludlow
Ludlow
Lewis W. Robinson
Dixey
Department of Markets and City Property
Alexander J. McCleary
John Roop
Clay
Lex
Common Council
Shaw
Prowattain
Bellevue Hotel
Wayne Station
the Bellevue
Colonel Luodlow
Jacob Grim
Mr. Clay
Mr. Grim
Washington
Smith
Select Council
Charles” Henry Lex
Smethurst
Mr. Graff
Dr. McFadden
Claghorn
Vanderslice
LopLow
Messrs. Banes
Brady
Bumm
Cuming
Gross
Halterman
Hammett
Jones
Matthews
McMullen
Mitton
Monroe
O'Rourke
E. W. Patton
Snowden
Townsend
Whitaker
William B. Smith
Bailey
Bard
J. W. Patton
Peat
Rristine
Roberts
Rodgers
Rowan
Ryan
Sanders
Schneider
Simmons
A. C. Smith
Strickland
Steubing
Tillyer
van Dusen
Wallace
Walter
Walton
Wilig
Fuk Ropinson
Messrs. Albright
Brooke
Evans
Gates
Glass
Green
Houseman
McCullough
Parker
Roney
Thornton
Brown
Budd
G. T. Conrade
Crouch
H. C. Dunlap
Flanagan
Gordy
Govett
Herse
Johnson
Kauffman
Leithead
McCormick
Maloney
Merklee
Millick
Shegog
C. K. Smith
Sorber
Spear
Steen
Taylor
Thompson
Webster
Welsh
Werntz
Wisler
Davis
H.C. Dunlap
W. Dunlap
Foster
Grace
Hall
Horse
Hoffman
Hollingsworth
Iseminger
James
Lawrence
Levi
Mecully
Maynes
Moran
Morris
Myers
Neveling
Eyed
Sir C.K. Smith
Spans
Een
McCleary
Messrs
Baileysley
Catanach
Else
Felton
J. L. Grim
Fh Grim
Henry
Job
Sisishaltater
Reber Seterete
Behnelder
Dearthy
Beroer Taylor
Wallace's Arbitration Bill Advocated in Extended Speech
Special Dispatch from Harrisburg reports Senator Wallace presenting a bill to create and regulate voluntary tribunals to settle disputes in iron, steel, coal, with textile and glass trades added. He framed labor peace against strikes, proposing impartial umpire decisions and sliding scales for wages. amendment limited petitions to fifty workers across five or more firms and allowed high court scrutiny. The measure was laid over for final passage.
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Clearfield
Times
Harrisburg
Wallace
Senate
Iman
Allegheny
Still Talking Tariff Special Dispatch to Tae Trees
A special dispatch reports a long tariff session in Still Talking Tariff. The House debated free sugar, with Bayne supporting free sugar and Southern members opposing. The 26 to 160 vote upheld keeping sugar off the free list. Other tariff provisions were discussed, including iron ore duty and salt provisions, plus amendments on fish curing and import taxes.
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Wasutsoton
van Vorhis
Bayne
Pennsylvania
Hatch
Missouri
Missouri, Vigorously Attacked the Position Taken By Mr. Bayne
Kelley
Franklin
Browne
Indiana
Gibson
Ellis
Robertson
Blanchard
Louisiana
Carlisle
Kentucky
Tucker
Virginia
Miller
Mr. Brown
Senate
Vance
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Internal Revenue
Voorhees
Democratic Party
Raking Up Rowan Record at Ward Twenty-Seven Meeting
Twenty-Seventh ward Independent Republicans gathered at Market and Thirty-seventh last night to oppose Common Council member W Ellwood Rowan. Speakers attacked his record on fares, Gas Trust prosecutions, and road projects while praising John M Walton and Charles M Swain as reform candidates.
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Twenty-seventh Ward
Independent Republican Club
Thirty-seventh
Market Streets
W. Ellwood Rowan
Common Council
J.B. Colahan, Jr
A. J. Drexel
Henry M. Dechert
B. K. Jamison
William G. Moorhead
William Biddle
Henry Clay Trumbull
Mr. Colahan
Coramon Council
John M. Walton
Charles M. Swain
Independent Republicans
Philadelphia
Sorat
E. Dunbar Lockwood
Rowan
Gas Trust
Hunter
Baldwin
Sp Beers
John L. Grim
Thomas Walter
John Field
Committee of One Hundred
Mulhooly
Blossom Brick
Cock-fighting in Berks Readies Late Night Duels
Special dispatch notes a cock fight near Reading with both downtown and uptown roosters, led by Yuba Bill for uptown and Jumbo George for downtown. Nine bouts produced seven wins for uptown, betting rampant, fights ending around dawn amid prior year troubles and a growing local concern.
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Reading
Schuylkill County
Berks
Up Town
Down Town
Pottsvilie
Gray
Bronze Bird
Cee
Town Town
Harrisburg Dispatch Reports Legislative Committee Actions
The House appropriation committee will report the border raid bill negatively and recommend 20000 for Reading Hospital and 10000 for Allegheny Home for the Friendless. A Dixmont Hospital inquiry panel will meet in Pittsburgh next Thursday morning. Senate approves 750 for the inquiry. The Philadelphia Building Commission bill faces no action before Wednesday. Senator Macfarlane’s Delinquent Tax office abolition bill favored by the committee.
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the Times
Harrisburg
House
Reading
Allegheny
McNeil and
Hart
Walker
McCrum
Graham
Dixmont
Pittsburg
Senate
Philadelphia Building Commission
House Committee On Municipal Corporations
Samuel C. Perkins
Philadelphia
Macfarlane
Fighting the War Over Again
In Harrisburg on February 15 the House debated a pension bill of 96 a year for citizens who served in Pennsylvania regiments during the Mexican War. Landis of Lancaster added an amendment to exclude those who fought against the Union. Hassan of Venango dismissed it as buncombe and challenged its necessity. The room grew chaotic as Brown of Erie joined in. After confusion, the debate was ruled out of order and the bill advanced to a second reading.
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The
Times
Harrisburg
House
Pennsylvania
Landis
Lancaster
Hassan
Venango
Buncombe
Husson
Brown
Ense
True Bill Against Sabato for Northampton Murder
The Northampton county grand jury found a true bill against Alexander Sabat for the murder of Philippe Petrie and his brother Antaw. The trial is set for next April, with Miss Madeline Garnier serving as interpreter after her studies in Italy.
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Sabato
Tuk Tres
Easton
Northampton County
Alexander Sabat
Philippe Petrie
Antaw
Madeline Garnier
Italy
Parliament Reassembles as Bradlaugh Seats Himself
Bradlaugh takes his seat in the Commons and vows to stay. The debate covers Ireland, Egypt, and Healy's imprisonment amid calls for inquiries and affirmation reform.
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Bradlaugh
House of Commons
Healy
Dublin Murders Prosecution Hears Car Driver Identifications
The Dublin trial resumed with prisoners Carey Brady Kelly Hanlon Curley Fagan Delaney Fitzharris and Cuffrey in the dock. Witnesses identified a man on a car near the Phoenix Park gate and saw four or five men at the murder site, with Carey and Kelly singled out. The Crown aims to close its case Saturday and restrict public access to the hearing.
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DuBlin
James Carey
Joseph Brady
Timothy Kelly
Joseph Hanlon
Daniel Curley
Fagan
Patrick Delaney
Caffrey
Plynn
Gough
Mr. Burke
Lord Frederick Cavendish
Huxley
Kelly
Burke
Flynn
Carey
Sharp
Meagle
Brady
Inchicore Engine Works
Urphy
Fitzharris
Meale
Kah
Witnesses Gather for Crown In Phoenix Park Murders Inquiry
Crowds assemble during the day to bring witnesses before the Crown. It is expected that Edward O'Brien, present at the commission of the Phoenix Park murders, will tare informer on Saturday.
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Edward O'Brien
Phoenix Park
Two Disasters From Broken Rails Near Flint and Kansas City
A Grand Trunk passenger train east of Flint Michigan derailed after a broken rail, killing Mrs. Huldah L. Seaman and injuring many including her daughter, with the engineer extinguishing a fire to prevent a worse blaze. In Kansas City area a train left Kansas City derailed after a broken rail. engineer John Lester died from scalding and fireman John Murphy was killed, none of the passengers injured.
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Carcaso
Grand Trunk Railway
Flint
Michigan
Huldah L. Seaman
Maria McMurray
Iowa
A. Wright
Toronto
T. TI. Johnson
Ogdensburo
N. Y
W. B. Leitch
Ryegate
Sophia Hand
Bay City
Nick
Addie Dazoro
Manchester
X. FL
IH. KR. Waterman
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Kansas City
John Lester
John Murphy
Man Believes Snake Conjuration Struck Him In New York
Special Dispatch reports Hugh Leonard, a colored man, swallowed a cake rumored to conjure snakes. After weeks of illness he vomited a live twelve to eighteen inch snake, then claimed more snakes would come. An egg-laying scorpion also allegedly appeared, with locals citing conjuring lore and a supposed method to grow snakes via powdered dried specimens.
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Taw Traes
Salispury
N. Y
Hugh Leonard
Leonard
Cotman
Edward Graham
Ned
Killed by a Grindstone at Mingo Nail Works
In Weenville on February 15 a terrible accident at the Mingo Tron Works south of town occurred after a railroad incident near the mill. While the engineer was away the governor belt sped the grindstones, seven stones shattered, a steam pipe was ruptured, and Captain Janes AH Prentice was killed instantly. William Pert of Penwood was injured. The mill, producing about six hundred kegs of nails daily, will be shut for some time with losses in the thousands.
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Weenville
Mingo Tron
Janes AH. Prentice
William Pert
Penwood
Meadville Deluge Delays Rail Travel Fears Flooding
Heavy rains over two days swell streams and the river in Meadville. A high water rise is expected within forty eight hours as warmth and rapid snowmelt continue. Meadville and Linesville Railroad travel is suspended due to washouts while NY,Pa and Ohio line runs hampered by dense fog. City schools in the Third and Fourth wards are closed for two weeks due to rising water.
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Meadville
Meadville and
Linesville
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
Trains Delayed by Multiple Accidents in Lancaster Area
In Lancaster on February 15, two eastbound Pennsylvania Railroad trains collided at Atglen wrecking five cars and blocking tracks for hours. A westbound freight collided at Christiana causing several wrecked cars and four hours of blockage. The Lancaster accommodation engine derailed in the city, delaying service over an hour. No injuries were reported.
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Lancaster
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atglen
Christiana
Southern Telegraph completes lines to Richmond and Norfolk
The Southern Telegraph Company, formed a year ago with 5 million dollars capital, has finished a network from Washington to Richmond Norfolk and Lynchburg and expects full Washington to New Orleans links by September 1 1883. Construction from New Orleans north to begin in March.
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Southern Telegraph Company
Taw Timees
New York
Washington
Richmond
Norfolk
Lynhburg
New Orleans
Delaney Investigation Panel Considers New Counsel
Special dispatch from Harrispura reports Senator Emerys committee on the Senate Librarian Delaney held another meeting. The panel decided to write Ex-Senator Craig of Carbon to serve as counsel. Witness examination start date remains undetermined.
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Delaney
Tre Tima
Harrispura
Emery
Senate
Craig
Carbon
Etn
One of Camerons Explanations in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports a Cameron explanation for a four hour city visit noting he hoped his father would begin a Western trip with Charles A. Dana this week. General Cameron says he will not depart until March 1.
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Cameron
the Times
Harrisburg
Charles A. Dana
Revolution at Guayaquil Raises International Attention
Panama advices on February 6 report foreigners in Guayaquil seeking protection due to an internal revolution. The American gunboat Essex and French and English war vessels have been ordered to Guayaquil.
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Guayaquil
New York
Panama
Telegraphic Brevities Highlighting Loss and Legal Standoffs
Notable items include J McDonald Crossan dies of typhoid fever at the Mo nongahala House Pittsburg. Callender’s billiard tables burned in Stamford Conn with heavy loss from spontaneous combustion. Senate committee urges sale of National Soldiers Cemetery property for 150000 dollars. Beaver steamer sinks after hitting a rock in Burrard Inlet near Victoria. Secretary Lincoln blocks Hazen on committee probe into Signal Service Bureau charges. Convict Isaac Snapp pardoned then rearrested, habeas corpus ruling leaves pardon validity unexamined. two judges dissent.
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Callender
Stamford
Conn
United States Senate Judiciary Committee
National Soldiers’ Cemetery
Fort Hyer
Lincoln
Hazen
Senate
Signal Service Bureau
House
Isaac Snapp
Columbus
Supreme Court
MISERIES OF CINCINNATI FLOOD AND SEWER GAS DISASTER
A Cincinnati dispatch reports rising rivers and fueled by gas in flooded sewers. Six people killed and fifteen buried in a west end house explosion. Rescues, mass feeding stations, and shelter pour into the city as relief expands.
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Wilstach Street
Brown
Provil Miieless
Ana Aestrnte
Pearl Street Market House
John Evans
West Fifth Street
One Hundred More Homes Overflowed In Louisville Flood
Louisvill e February 15 The flood continues unabated as the canal at 43 feet 9 inches rises half an inch per hour. About one hundred additional dwellings and business houses are overflowed. Factories near the river closed and thousands of workers without jobs. Citizens fill transfer wagons with contributions for sufferers while water works fail eastward and gas supply remains precarious.
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Tac Tina
Cincinnati
Henry Gremme
West Front Street
Newport
Louisvill R
Rey Street
Nineteen Feet Half Rising Water At Pittsburg
The Monongahela and Allegheny rivers rise with nineteen feet half in the Monongahela at 2 PM and about a foot more in the Allegheny. Rain has ceased and clearing weather follows. Headwater reports say continued rain and rising rivers, suggesting twenty five feet at peak. No damage expected beyond inundation.
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Pittsburg
Prrts Bourg
Monongahela
Allegheny
High Water Causes Little Damage Along Schuylkill
Reports from the county note minimal impact from two days of rain. The Schuylkill River rose unusually near Schuylkill Haven with flooding of nearby houses, but no coal mines suffered damage as the pits remain idle for a third straight day. Local areas report few casualties and ongoing river concerns.
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Schuylkill
the Times
Porrsville
Schuylkill Haven
People Flee Flooded Indiana Towns for Higher Ground
Jeffersonville telegraph operator reports overwhelming floodwater surrounding the town and all streets submerged. New Albany river levels rise with two feet more forecast, forcing many residents to evacuate to higher ground amid severe suffering.
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Indianapolis
Jeffersonville
New Albany
Relief efforts spread as rivers flood vast areas
Washington notes the Associated Societies of the Red Cross in the U S have been notified to organize and handle relief contributions for Western river disasters. The Board of Trustees and officials in New York Cleveland and other cities respond to aid appeals. In Pennsylvania floods from the Conemaugh and Stony Creek displace many families and force shutdowns at Cambria Iron. logs release from a dam above Stoystown as waters recede later.
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Washington
United States
National Association At
Folger
Lincoln
George B. Loring
New York
Warden
Jeffersonville
Ind
Edson
Cleveland
Masonic Fraternity
Cincinnati
Travks
JonesTown
Conemaugh
Stony Creek
Cambria Iron Company
Stoystown
Somerset
Latrobe Lumber Company
Counterfeiters Trapped Dealers in Spurious Circulation
Secret Service nabbed brothers Michael and Thomas McNulty for conspiring with Alexander Teese and Amos Serveson to push counterfeit silver coins to First and Twenty-sixth ward merchants. Thomas posted $6,000 bail and claimed he did not know of the fakes. other dealers were found similarly deceived. A separate arrest of Holden near Elm Street yielded one counterfeit coin and details of a trade dollar for a cigar sale. The cases were heard before U S Commissioner Bell and Justice Jayward in Norristown jail.
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Michael McNulty
Thomas McNulty
Secret Service
Alexander Teese
Amos Serveson
First
Twenty-sixth Ward
New City Hall
United States
Bell
Thomas
Harris
Harrison
Charles McManus
Sixth
Tasker
United States District Court
Michael
Julius Spiegel
Conshohocken
Spiegel
Townsend
Fayette Street
Holden
Elm Street
Havig
Jayward
New York
Norristown
Bradlaugh Meeting Gathers in Trafalgar Square
A large crowd in London protests the expulsion and supports Charles Bradlaugh’s claim to a House of Commons seat. Delegations from London clubs and 400 provincial towns attend a 7000 person demonstration in Trafalgar Square. Police at Nelson Column, a platform topple incident, Bradlaugh arrives with his daughter, and resolutions demanding his seat are passed.
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London
Charing Cross
Charles Bradlaugh
Mr. Bradlaugh
Sixtyfive Tailors at Dinner Banquet of Merchants Exchange
The tenth annual banquet of the Merchant Tailors Exchange was held at the Girard House with sixty five guests. James Mageoch, the president, opened, followed by John A. Carr who spoke on The United States. Charles F. Stilz and William Milligan outlined the association’s aims as guests from other cities attended.
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Merchant Tailors’ Exchange
Girard House
James Mageoch
John A. Carr
United States
Charles F. Stilz
William Milligan
B R. Merwin
J. Q. Laws
Reunion of Princeton Men in Philadelphia Club
The Philadelphia alumni of Princeton College held their annual reunion at the University Club on Walnut street. Seventy five gentlemen attended including President McCosh and Professors Sloan and Murray. Ex-Governor Pollock presided and Brewster sent regrets. Dr McCosh spoke at length outlining Princeton’s history.
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Philadelphia
Princeton College
University Club
Walnut Street
McCosh
Sloan and Murray
James Pollock
G. L. Crawford
Sussex D. Davis
Joseph T. Thomas
Rey
J. Addison Henry
Charles Mathews
Josiah R. Adams
Brewster
Pollock
Penn is Arrested for Embezzlement in Norristown
Gustave A. Penn, agent of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad at West Manayunk, was arrested and brought before Magistrate A S Hallman for embezzlement. In service for eleven years, he was found short in his accounts by about $1000. In default of bail, he was committed to the County Jail for trial in March.
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Times
Norristown
Gustave A. Penn
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
West Manayunk
A.S. Hallman
Penn
Hallman
Roberts Torpedo Case Stalls As Representative Misses Appearance
Washington February 15 The Roberts torpedo case collapsed after a Moana representative failed to appear and a patents committee member said Chairman Young had word no further action would occur before Congress adjourns.
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Roberts
the Times
Washington
Moana
Patents Committee
Young
Congress
Railway Injunction Made Perpetual in Pennsylvania Case
In Easton on February 15 the injunction suit against the Pennsylvania Slatington and New England Road to restrain tearing up its connection with the Wind SER and Delaware Road was made perpetual by the court. The New England people have appealed to the Supreme Court.
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the Times
Easton
Pennsylvania
Slatington
New England
Wind Ser
Delaware
Supreme Court
Ways and Means Panel Substitutes Wool Duties in Tariff Bill
Washington February 15 the ways and means committee agreed this evening to substitute current duty rates on first and second class wools for those named in the tariff bill. If the committee of the whole adopts the change the corresponding duty adjustment will apply to the manufactur article.
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Washington
McKinley
Ways and Means
Mystery surrounds wagon death near Pendergrass
A wagon with a dead mule was found near Pendergrass in Jackson County. Nearby search uncovered a body of an unknown man, covered with leaves, showing many marks of violence. The incident remains shrouded in mystery.
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Avocusta
Pendergrass
Jackson County
Ocean Steamship Arrivals At New York Queenstown and Newcastle
Ocean steamship arrivals listed for New York Geiser from Copenhagen City of Para from Aspinwall Queenstown indiana from Philadelphia Newcastle Horseley from New York. The items note ships and origins with brief port entries as a maritime cập.
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New York
Geiser
Copenhagen
City of Para
Aspinwall
Queenstown
Indiana
Philadelphia
Newcastle
Horseley
Phict Bil Adopted in Delaware Senate House Move
The Phict Bil is adopted in Delaware with the Senate piloting bill passing the House this afternoon and awaiting the speakers to determine final action.
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Delaware
Dover
Senate
House
Booths Theatre Sold to Marine Bank President
New York February 15 Booths Theatre has been sold to James D Fish president of the Marine Bank for 650000 dollars.
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New York
Booth
James D. Fish
The
Marine Bank
Berdell Abandons Defense in Court Plea for Mercy
In a dramatic rambling statement Berdell declares intent to plead guilty and testify if needed, seeking mercy from the court and government. The judge withdraws, defense counters with tactics to block government witnesses as the trial proceeds amid a tense, crowded courtroom.
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Rerdell
Brady
Ingersoll
Wilshire
Berdell
Clover Club Dinner Guests at Bellevue Hotel
The Clover Club held a regular dinner at the Bellevue Hotel last night with guests including Charles Wyndham Bartley Campbell Controller Knox Judge Richardson and Director of the Mint Burchard. Most guests and many club members delivered happy speeches.
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Clover Club
Bellevue Hotel
Charles Wyndham
Bartley Campbell
Knox
Richardson
The
Mint
Burchard
Wallace settles American claims including Winchester payment
General Wallace the United States Minister to Constantinople states he has arranged for settlement of all American claims, with the exception of the Berdan question which he still upholds, including the payment of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company claim.
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Constantinople
Berdan
Wallace
United States
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Healy Letter Complains of Kilmainham Prison Rules
London February 15. A Parnellite meeting read a letter from Mr Healy criticizing the needlessly irritating prison rules at Kilmainham Jail. The missive highlights grievances over confinement and treatment.
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Mr. Healy
London
Parnellites
Healy
Kilmainham
Romance Strands at Philadelphia. repairs follow
The bark Romance, sailing from Fowey to Philadelphia, ran aground at Philadelphia but was refloated. Her bottom sustained considerable damage and she proceeded to repair.
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Philadelphia
London
Romance
Fowey
Fourteenth Brown University Alumni Reunion Held at Penn Club
The fourteenth annual reunion of the Philadelphia Association of Brown University Alumni was held last evening at the rooms of the Penn Club.
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Philadelphia Association of the Alumni of
Brown Univerene
Penn Club
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