Cabinet Puzzle Shows Cabinet Makers and Lobbyists in Washington
Special dispatch from Washington reports cabinet building is dominated by department clerks and professional lobbyists. Officials and lobbyists press for favored figures, while many avoid committing to names. The Post Office and Pension Offices are highlighted as partisan engines, with corruption allegations tied to star route contracts and contractor payoffs.
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Washington
Capitol
Mr. Cleveland
Cleveland
Departmental
Theso
State House
Albany
Democratic
New Democracy
Chicago
Randall
Lamar
Senator Lamar
Mr. Randall
Congressional Business Outlook and Likely Adjournment
The piece assesses whether Congress will finish work without an extra session. It notes that five major appropriation bills remain, with Post Office passed, and outlines expected House procedures and committee actions to advance or delay adjournment before the sapparative date. It references General Grant retirement legislation and various appropriations including naval and river projects, amid uncertain adjournment timing.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate Committee On Appropriations
House of Representatives
Slocum
Grant
Senate of Law
Senate
Boe Sones
Tacoma
A Reform Chance Seen Under New Postmaster General
The piece argues reform possibilities after a Pension Office probe during a campaign and accuses the Post Office Department under Frank Hatton of becoming a political machine. It claims Colonel W. W. Dudley narrowly escaped impeachment and suggests additional officials may have used their offices for partisan gain.
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Washington
Pension Office
W. W. Dudley
Post Office Department
Frank Hatton
Hatton
Blaine
Bhusti
Seowre
The Great Hennepin Scheme in River Bill Battle
A Special Dispatch reports tense moves by Hennepin canal backers against the river and harbor bill. Hammond faces pressure over rulings on jurisdiction while Illinois members threaten to oppose the bill if Hennepin is excluded. The outcome hinges on procedural rulings and votes in the House.
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Washington
Hennepin Canalers
Congress
Hammond
Murphy
Hennepin
River and Harbor
Arrest of Milliken and Hacket over drunkenness and threats
Sheriff Shivery of Juniata county and Constable Nanhivel pursued Albert Milliken and George Hacket, accused by James Kidd of the Law and Order Association, for intoxication and obscene language, carrying concealed weapons and disturbing a church service. Milliken fled to a loft, was captured after a pursuit, and both men were jailed pending charges.
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Mifflintown
George Shivery
Juniata County
Nanhivel
Patterson
Albert Milliken
George Hacket
James Kidd
Law and Order Association of
McCoyville
Milliken
Doen
Shivery
Milligan
Hacket
Inauguration Preparations for President Cleveland Nears
The Cleveland inauguration plan advances with sub-committees rounding up details and contracts. General H. W. Slocum leads the parade marshalship with Albert Ordway as chief of staff and Earle as military marshal. A 316 by 116 foot ballroom at the Pension Building will host the ball with Germania Orchestra and the Marine Band. Tickets range five to ten dollars for supper, and major streets will be lit with fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
H. W. Slocum
New York
Albert Ordway
Ordnance
Earle
Pension
Germania Orchestra
Philadelphia
Marine Band
Mrs Hudson Swindles Exposed in Boston Heiress Case
The Herald details the extensive swindling of E Hudson a Boston widow aided by her daughter Amy The case cites hundreds of victims including Insurance Commissioner Tarbox and various merchants The scheme reportedly totals around 30000 with origins traced to Philadelphia and New York but no criminal action yet filed.
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Boston
The
Hierald
E. Hudson
Amy
Trudson
Tarbox
Hudson
Herald
Philadelphia
New York
Snowstorms Threaten Blockade Across Midwest
February 15 Chicago reports a persistent snow storm with heavy drifting and north winds hindering trains. Officials fear a railroad blockade as vast snow piles along tracks grow, with Iowa experiencing a fierce blizzard and Wisconsin Illinois Indiana seeing continued snowfall. Kankakee notes six inches more snow and ongoing drifting raising blockade fears.
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Chicago
Iowa
Wisconsin
Iinois
Indiana
Illinois
Kankakee
Bayard Drops into Albany and Seeks Secretary Route
Senator Bayard arrived in Albany by train at 2 AM and stayed at the Kenmore Hotel without registering. He called on Governor Cleveland at 11 AM with no announced news. Politicians say the visit aimed at deciding whether Bayard would accept or decline the Secretary of State post. He departed Albany on the 5 PM train.
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The
Times
New Yor
Senator Bayard
Albany
Kenmore
Cleveland
Bayard
The Order of the Oriole Disbands in Baltimore Debt
The Order of the Oriole in Baltimore collapses after three exhibitions. It left the city with a debt once at 17500 dollars, reduced to 4000 dollars. All the effects will be sold this week as the organization dissolves.
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Baltimorne
New Orleans
Baltimore
Italian Slaves in Philadelphia Padrones Exploitation Exposed
A Philadelphia exposé details 2000 Italian slaves under padrone control. It profiles Antonio Spalettro and other masters like Carellini and Manetteno, describing living conditions, forced labor, hunger, and punishments, with wiry accounts of depots, contracts, and coercion across Carpenter and Baker streets and beyond.
Fate of Khartoum and General Gordon
Telegram from General Wolseley reports Khartoum fell to El Mahdi’s forces on January 26. Gordon was killed by rebel rifle fire while en route from his headquarters to the Austrian Consulate. Austrian and Greek consuls suffered or were held. UK officials still seek confirmation and plan Cairo and Suakim movements. Liberal MPs Courtney and Morley organize a conference.
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London
War Office
Wolseley
Khartoum
el Mahdi
Gordon
Press Association
Miss Gordon
Southampton
Graham
Cairo
Brindisi
Stephenson
Dolmer
Suakim
Berber
Leonard IH. Courtney
John Morley
Mak
Par
The Irish Party's Fight Over Parliament Funds
Lincoln Nebraska February 15 report on T Harrington’s letter from Mr Parnell urging American Irish National League to maintain full parliamentary strength. He warns that fighting the redistribution of seats and crimes act requires all members. He cites evicted tenants fund as large expense and requests renewed support for a parliamentary fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
T. Harrington
M. P
Ireland
Patrick Egan
Irish National League of America
Parnell
Land League
National League
America
Auntie Wilmore 116 Years Old Passes In Wilmington Ill
Nancy Cass Wilmore known as Auntie Wilmore dies at 116 in Wilmington. Born circa 1769 in North Carolina she outlived sixteen siblings and moved through Kentucky Alabama and finally Illinois. A devout Presbyterian Methodist, she sang hymns at death and uttered faith filled quotes before burial in the Methodist Church.
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Wilmington
Ill
North Carolina
Samuel Cass
Shakertown
Sally Wales
Nettie Taylor
Kentucky
Alabama
Andrews
Keeney
John Wilmore
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Cook
J. G. Porter
Methodist Church
Fire Destroys Fahnestock Dry Goods Store in Lancaster
A fire in Fahnestock's dry goods store in Lancaster last night burned the rear of the building, leaving only the front walls. About $16,000 in goods were lost with $10,000 in insurance. Myer s Rathfon’s clothing store nearby suffered heavy smoke and water damage. The blaze started from a defective flue. fireman Charles Schwebel was seriously injured by a skylight collapse and inhalation.
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Lancaster
Fahnestock
Myers & Rathfon
David Bair
Charles Schwebel
George Rote
Five bank robbers identified by New York and Buffalo detectives
Chief of Police Little and detectives Maguire Hickey and Morganstein examined the five bank robbers captured Friday. James D Wells was Jack Love implicated in the Italian Bank robbery. Harry Thorn is Tommy Featherstone with a bank sneaking record. Other names included McPherson Kirwin and a Pennsylvania convict. Thorn had $150 in his shoe. They will be photographed and sent to Wellsboro for April trial.
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Times
Exmima
N. Y
Little
Maguire and Hickey
New York
Morganstein
Buffalo
James D. Wells
Jack Love
Chicago
India
Harry Thorn
Tommy Featherstone
McPherson
Pennsylvania
Kirwin
Thorn
Wellsboro
Bank Failure Shocks Belleville Area
Excitement follows the sudden suspension of the Exchange Bank of Belleville a private institution run by David Zent John Zent and Harrison Alexander. Depositors allege a cashier absconded with seventy five thousand dollars as writs and attachments are served after the bank's abrupt closure.
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Manstretp
Exchange Bank
Belleville
David and
John Zent
Harrison Alexander
Defaulters Seek Pardons From State Prison
James A. Hedden a Newark bank cashier and Levi Jarrard Middlesex county Collector are seeking clemency from confinement in the State Prison. Both are reported in poor health with Jarrard nearly unable to walk and Hedden doing light employment and answering prison calls.
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Jersey
Tuesras
Trenton
James A. Hedden
Newark
Levi Jarrard
Middlesex County
Jarrard
Hedden
Death of Pittsburg Chief of Police Gus L Braun
Pittsburg reports the death of Chief of Police Gus L Braun on February 15 after a short illness from peritonitis. Braun recently drew attention by arresting the Austro Hungarian Consul over a disputed Austrian flag display in front of the consul's office, tied to an ordinance banning swinging signs.
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Pittsburg
Prrrssura
Gus. L. Braun
Braun
Hocking Valley Strike Ends As Commissary Suspends Aid
Reports from Coromsus Ohio say announcements in the Hocking Valley declare no more aid will come and orders to end the strike. Men are urged to return to work with the threat of discharge looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Coromsus
Ohio
Noronger
Sleighing Crowds Spark Holiday on City Drives
Crowds crowded the Park drives and North Broad Street as nearly three thousand sleighs filled the snow. Race-ready trotters, sharp turns, and a few mishaps marked the first big sleighing day of winter with 2 328 single and 782 double sleighs counted in the Park and thousands more spectators and drivers.
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West Park
Wissahickon
North Broad Street
Lehigh
Germantown
James Cooper
Samuel Daniels
Andy Johnson
William H. Gregg
Aleck McClure
Alburn
W. H. Sparks
Camden
Flora
George Singerly
Lady Wilkes
George L. de Waele
William M. Singerly
James Conaway
A. L. Helmbold
Dan
Henry Holmes
Charley
Frank M. Haupt
Duke
W. T. Campbell
Ninth Street Museum
Jennie Morgan
Joseph McCaddon
C. A. Bradenburg
H. N. Fitzgerald
Broad Street
Columbia Avenue
Charles Nolan
Lillie Dale
Fleet
Harry Thomas
Robert Harper
Jack Rapid
Isaac Kaufman
Sol. Levy
Third Street
J. Warren Coulston
Lillie
Edward Levy
R. M. Braithwaite
William H. Vanderbilt
Isaac Street
Bald Eagle
James 8. Jenkins
John Stambach
Roxie
Dan Smith
Kate
John McArdle
Lady
Boston
Abe Cox
Fannie
Horace Craven
Bay Chief
Arthur
Green Street
Girard Avenue Bridge
Fairmount
Girard Avenue
Riverside Mansion
Smith’s
Falls
National Cotton Planters Convene in New Orleans
The National Cotton Planters Association adjourned after adopting plans to hold the next meeting in Charleston and to push Congress for a stronger Signal Service and state wide experimental farms for agricultural education. They thanked President Arthur for backing the World’s Exposition and endorsed expanding the Exposition and cabinet status for the Agriculture Commissioner. J M Keating praised for supporting the Exposition in its darkest hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
National Cotton Planters’ Convention
Charleston
D. C
Congress
Signal Service
Arthur
National Cotton Planters’ Association
Commissioner of Agriculture
Beinmore
Ees
Aenees Morehead
J. M. Keating
Memphis
United States
Central High School Elates Decree Class Reunion Highlights
The seventy ninth Central High School graduates held a reunion at the Colonnade Hotel on Saturday. Readable program featured performances by Stevens Brenan Pascoe Williams Hickman Buckingham Laws and Huckel. Officers elected for the year include Ward De Lacy Stevens. Laws as treasurer. Brenan as secretary. A committee led by Huckel Lindsay Brenan McQuale Laws Zane and Brennan to revive the High School Alumni Association.
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Central High School
Colonnade Hotel
A. L. Stevens
L. P. Brenan
G. Y. Pascoe, Jr
W. C. Williams
Louis C. Hickman
The
W. T. Buckingham
James W. Laws
W. L. Marshall
Oliver Huckel
L. C. Hickman
Jacob Weil
George J. Brennan
Jersey
A. D
George Zane
George Brennan
Igh School
Galveston Banker Major Frank Clarke Shoots Self
In Galveston on February 15 Major Frank Clarke senior partner of Clarke Bryan Howell bank at Bryan shot himself at five o clock. The bank faces singrous? dire conditions but authorities say death was by his own hand amid mental aberration. Clarke left a note to Guy M. Bryan Jr. asking him to manage his estate and provide for his children.
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Spalettro
Spalettio
South Seventh Street
Spafford Street
Baker and Spafford
Carpenter Street
Galveston
Texas
Frank Clarke
Clarke, Bryan & Howell
Bryan
Clarke
Guy M. Bryan, Jr
Dog Fight Ends In Bustle At Newton Sound
Several hundred spectators gathered at a Newton Sound hotel to see a 500 a side dog fight between Scalper of New York and Jimmy of Brooklyn. The match lasted an hour with Scalper winning on a referee’s decision. A melee followed between supporters, revolvers were drawn, and police dispersed the combatants.
Prominent Titusville Merchant’s Son Killed in Elevator Fall
W. H. Andrews Jr., a 21 year old resident of Titusville and son of a leading local merchant, was fatally injured when he was caught in an elevator at the Hotel Brunswick this morning. He died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Andrews, Jr
Brunswick
Titusville
Death of Francis A. Drexel Revered Philadelphia Banker
Francis A. Drexel senior partner of the famed Drexel banking houses died at his home on Walnut Street after a pleurisy illness. Born 1824, he helped build Drexel & Co. and related firms, supported charities, and left active control to A J Drexel. Wife predeceased him. three daughters and two physicians were present.
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Francis A. Drexel
Walnut Street
Anthony J. Drexel
John D. Lankenau
Florida
J. M. da Costa
J. M. Keating
Drexel
Francis M. Drexel
Drexel Brothers
Philadelphia
Drexel & Co
New York
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Paris
Drexel, Harjes & Co
House of Drexel & Co
America
F. A. Drexel
Sixth Street
Chestnut
Dréxel & Co
A. J. Drexel
Why the Italian Brig Leonore Crew Acted Strangely
The Leonore towed from Lisbon by a city ice boat shows mass itch sickness among its crew after a 54 day passage. Towing pauses, wild contortions, and profane outbursts accompany the crew as captain and deck officers note sudden tremors and shivering amid the voyage. The ice boat crew misjudge the behavior as lunacy until the itch illness is identified as the cause.
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Leonore
Lisbon
Briggs
Chloroformed Cattle and a Humane Killing Project
George Payson Bushell, a Bucks County cattle raiser near Southampton, had thirteen diseased short horn cattle killed by chloroform and a doctor’s humane method. Dr Brown then delivered death with a low knife as the animals slept, and Bushell plans stuffing the carcasses for a memorial display at his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Payson Bushell
Southampton
Bucks County
James Brown
Mr. Bushell
Dr. Brown
Worthy
Brown
Bushell
Death by own action ends saloon keeper’s life in distress
Louis Victor a Broad and Poplar streets saloon keeper killed himself with a carving knife yesterday after four weeks of pleurisy and trade worries. He told his wife he would check the bar, and fatally cut his throat in the kitchen as his daughter returned from Sunday school. He left a wife and five children.
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Louis Victor
Broad
Poplar
Henry
Dr. Peltz
Victor
Despondent Munson mill worker dies by own action
Alvah H. Small an employee at Munson's planing mill died after his threats to end his troubles. The 12 year old son alerted his mother about the incident around 2 AM. The coroner's jury found death by own action with no confirmation of poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Times
Walrramsport
Alvah H. Small
Munson
Barrows
Hiim
Small
French Victories in China Reported by Paris
An official telegram from General Briere de l Isle says the French flag now flies over Lang-Son and Kulua is captured after a heated fight in which a Chinese army was routed. A separate Berlin notice warns French war officers may search ships for contraband in Chinese seas, halting munitions shipments from Germany to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Briere de l'Isle
France
Lang-Son
Kulua
Berlin
Hamburg
China
London
Liverpool
Shinn Returns and Vanishes With Employer Funds
William Shinn, an employee of Azakiah Connelly of 487 Kaighn's Avenue Camden, disappeared Saturday with $24 entrusted to him for deposit. He reappeared briefly to tell his wife he had lost the money, leaving the cash-book and $10 and instructing her to return the funds, then fled. A warrant is issued for his arrest.
Despondent retiree attempts self harm at home
John Rea 75, a longtime boarder at 721 Florida street, cut his throat with scissors yesterday afternoon. He had worked for James Bowers & Co. at 60 North Fourth street until recently, when ill health forced him to quit. Dru Baldwin Kilpatrick and Ranck cared for his non life threatening wound. Mrs. Riggs said Ken must be watched continually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rea
Typhoid Claims Camden Clerk and His Wife
Joseph Sellers a clerk for Bamm & Sons salt dealers and living on Broad Way Camden died yesterday after a few days illness from typhoid fever his wife died a few weeks earlier of the same disease Sellers was a well known figure in the city and Camden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sellers
Bamm & Sons
Broadway
Berkley Street
Camden
Mr. Sellers
Cardinal McCabe’s Last Pastoral Read in Dublin
The body of Cardinal McCabe lay in state in the Cathedral and was seen by 40,000 people. A pastoral letter he wrote before death was read in Dublin churches, denouncing dynamiters in strong terms.
Fight Between Boarders Ends With Severed Finger
A dispute between August Bleser and Martin Jukoskey at 907 East Girard Avenue led to Jukoskey biting off Bleser’s finger at the second joint. Jukoskey was arrested and Bleser taken to St Mary’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Bleser
Martin Jukoskey
East Girard Avenue
Bleser
Jukoskey
St Mary's Hospital
Ex Sheriff Spangler Ends Life in Burden of Embarrassment
Somerset Pa February 14 Ex Sheriff Spangler killed himself at an early hour this morning the act attributed to burdensome embarrassment from alleged Buancal troubles authorities report no other details available at this time the tragedy marks a grim end to a former lawman’s career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somunset
Spangler
Bia
Bodies Flee Blockley as Insane Ward Evacuated in Dispersal
A dead inmate was recovered from Blockley Insane Hospital ruins amid mass evacuations. Two of the nineteen recovered bodies are women including Mrs. Sarah Grill and Frederika Brenner. Officers and attendants loaded 100 violent patients aboard special trains to Warren and Danville under guard while others returned to the Almshouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blockley
Rush
Sarah Grill
Frederika Brenner
Warren
Danville
Insane Department
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimore
Broad Street
Powelton Avenue
Board of Poor
Biddle
Huggard
Ruhl
McAleer
Stewart
Dra. Richardson
J. W. White
Drs. Mills
D. Hayes Agnew
Smith
Miss Fisher
Lawson
Prisons Committee of Councils
Select Council Chamber
Advisory Board of Physicians
Richardson
Henry
Snyder
Ab Escaped Inmate Reported In Camden
Maria Stevens, an insane woman, appeared at Camden City Hall seeking lodging on Saturday night. She claimed to have escaped during Thursday night’s fire and said nurses had caused or worsened the blaze by using a kerosene stove to make tea or coffee. She was placed in a cell and Blockley Almshouse authorities notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blockley
Pennsylvania
Almshouse
Miss McIntyre
Miss Fisher
Camden
Maria Stevens
City Hall
Blockley Almshouse
Point Breeze Park Leased By Griswold for One Year
William A. Griswold of 7 North Front Street leases Point Breeze Park for a year and gains option to purchase grounds. He plans to install a track, clubhouse, and buildings, backed by a nearly 200-signature petition to council for macadamizing Broad Street to Penrose Perry bridge. Trotting interests revive with Belmont Driving Park arrivals and Breeze management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Breeze Park
William A. Griswold
North Front Street
Broad Street
Penrose Perry Bridge
Griswold
Bair and Phipps
Belmont Driving Park
Maud
Breeze
Drunken Brothers Burn Illinois Store After Attack
In Sancoun Illinois on February 15 two brothers Fred K and Ernest Reagen drunk and began wrecking F W Obermiller store at Carson View. The clerk defended with an axe then left for help. The brothers set fire to the store causing $4000 loss. They were captured and mobs threatened lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sancoun
Ill
Fred *K
Ernest Reagen
F. W. Obermiller
John Orr Finds Hidden Stamp and Old Coins
John Henry Orr of 1921 Fillmore Street Camden found a stamp digging at Chiselhurst Camden County. He uncovered a glass jar filled with pennies half-pennies and silver ten-cent pieces of old date, then an antique silver mug fruit-knife silver spoons and a pitcher. Authorities believe robbers hid the valuables years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Orr
John Henry Orr
Fillmore Street
Camden
Chiselhurst
Camden County
Cattle Killed in Harrisburg Stock Yards Railroad Accident
Eight cattle were killed and twelve injured at the Harrisburg Stock Yards when cars shifted into an oil car. The tank ruptured, spraying oil across the cattle after a misplaced switch caused the crash. Dense fog or smoke impeded visibility at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Tres
Harrrissura
Harrisburg
Carnegie Iron Mill to Resume Operations at Carnegie
The Union Iron Mill of Carnegie Brothers and Co employing over four hundred men will resume operations tomorrow in all departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie’s Milla
Union Iron Milla
Carnegie Brothers & Co
Ocean Steamship Arrivals At New York Harbor
Maritime notices list arrivals from Liverpool and Rotterdam including the Egyptian Monarch and the Adriatic. Ships named P. Caland and Marengo appear among the Liverpool and Rotterdam passages with unclear port details as recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
England
Severees i
P. Caland
Rotterdam
Marengo
Weather Outlook for the Middle Atlantic States
Light snows in the Middle Atlantic states then clearing skies with east to south winds veering to westerly. Slight rise in temperature followed by colder weather later. New York and Philadelphia areas see light snow then clearing and a rise before colder conditions at night. Temperature yesterday at the Signal Office high 85.7, low 19.8, mean 26.4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Atlantic States
New York
Philadelphia
Moan
Monsignor Chigi Nearing Death and Widespread Misfortune
Telegrams report Monsignor Chigi dying in Rome after a nuncio role in Paris. The Steam Bakery Co of Rockford Illinois failed with 40000 dollars in liabilities. A fatal shooting occurred at a St Louis dance with Ed Barrett killing James. German and Russian debt commissions appointed new members for Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsignor
Chigi
Paris
Rome
Steam
Rockford
Illinoia
Ed Barrett
John James
Libby Jackson
St Louis
Barrett
James
Germany
Russia
M. Richthoven
M. Marcusi
Egyptian Debt Commission
Nelson
Kankakee
Chey
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Brady
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Gresham
Tax Times
Antonio Spalettro
South Seventh St
Philada
Ferdinand Carellini
Antonio Barelletto
Pasquale Manetteno
Barelletto
Manetteno
Moreno
Baker Street
Ferdinnand Carellini
Spafford
Carellini
Vermouth
Burlington
New Jersey
Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad
Padroni
Baker Streets
Pad
Irish Party
Auntie Wilmore
Osceola Bank
W. D. Hagar
Winifred
George Scattergood
Bessie M
Lizzie M
Windsor M
Dr. H. W. Lobb
Joshua Evans
Lizzie R
Thomas Green
Chestnut Street
John A. Forepaugh
William Marks
Edward C. Amer
Bertha
Modoc
Dr. Pancoast
Fred M. Walton
Bang
William Conway
F. P. Seltzer
C. H. Downing
Billy
J. ¥. Bailey
J. ©. Lucas
J. F. Sullivan
W. H. Hopkins
Ben
G. H. Webn
N. Lafremiere
J. R. Johnson
J. C. Wallace
William Whiteside
C. H. Partridge
Dr. KE. H. Robbins
Dom Pedro
Cotton Planters
Cardinal McCabe
Woleme
J. J. Sullivan
Mackin
Joe Brannon
Springfield
KR. D. Bishop & Co
Cincinnati
Burt D. Bishop
Case
Ilinois
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