Woman is Suspect in Eddington Mystery Slaying
Chief Kelly lists Mary Tabs as the central suspect in the Waite Gaines case, tying her to the dismembered body found at Colonel Mann's mill-pond near Eddington. He builds a narrative around her movements from Richmond to Philadelphia and her links to Gaines and Annie Richardson, with extensive witness interviews and a hospital detour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Indie
Eddington
Colonel Mann
Silas Hibbs
Waite’ Gaines
George Brock
Cornwells
Mary Tales
Brock’s
Waite Gaines
Annie Richardson
George
William Brock
Bristol Pike
Swain
Episcopal Hospital
Chief Kelly
Mary Tabs
Mary Tabs Charged After Jealousy-Fueled Assault
Mary Tabs followed Waite Gaines with a young colored girl and assaulted him near Gaines’s sister’s home at Tenth and Melon streets. Gaines showed a wide cheek cut and blood loss._tabs claimed she threatened to kill him. Mrs. Cannon described Gaines as fearful of Tabs and notes her controlling behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tabs
Gaines
Tenth
Melon
Mary Tales
Standig
Ira
Waite
Conductor Identifies Woman in Eddington Case
Conductor Swain identified Mary Tales as the woman who rode his train to Eddington last Wednesday night with a large bundle. Chief Kelly and Detectives questioned her. Swain remained confident in the identification. Investigators plan to summon more witnesses and press the search for the body parts found in the pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puiila
Eney
Kelly
Tabs
Eddington
Squire Vandegrift
John Wilson
Swain
George Redding
Brock Bros
Mary Tabs
Redding
Constable Jackson
Bristol
Broad Street
Miller
Tate and Geyer
Central Station
Chief Kelly
Mary Tales
Conductor Swain
Kiner Street
Newark
New Jersey
Dr. Stroup
Brock’s
George McCalla
Cobb
Edn
Arch Street
McCalla
Harold
Harold McCalla
Tom Matthews
Mary Andersons Crucial Wounds On Mount Holly Road
Mary C Anderson lies in a small cottage beyond Mount Holly with a bullet wound in her brain as family and neighbors monitor her condition. Reports describe fluctuating improvement and danger of epileptic fits or hemorrhage while doctors manage pus drainage and paralysis in her left arm. Katie Anderson, questioned by her father, provides unclear responses about who shot her, as Barclay Peak seeks counsel and awaits trial amid ongoing public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Anderson
Mount Holly
Anderson
Brown
Mary
Fleht
Katie
Mr. Anderson
Papa
Nathan Anderson
Big Daughter
Main Street
Washington and
Main Streets
Bill Filer
Barclay Peak
Katie Anderson
Peak
Peakwaa
Jersey
Agnew
Robert 8
Gaskell
Pancoast
Philadelphia
Hendrickson
Newark
Dr. Brown
Mr. Hendrickson
Anderson House
Mauna Loa Eruptions Cause Widespread Damage and Fear
Reports from Honolulu describe Mauna Loa’s January eruption sending fire from the south crater and 383 earthquakes in 36 hours. Lava rivers reached the sea, destroying plantations and houses while people fled. A second eruption on February 7 followed by Mokuaweweow warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Honolulu
Mauna Loa
Punalula
Kawaihal
Man Hangs Self After Prolonged Drinking Spree
Michael Jacobus, 65 plus, died by hanging at his home 235 Queen Street German Town shortly after 8 pm. His wife found him suspended from a rafter. he was still warm but untimely dead. He had been drinking heavily with delirium tremens suspected. coroner notified and a guest funeral planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Jacobus
Queen Street
Germantown
Jacobus
Sixty Lives Lost in Australian Floods
Australian advices via the Zealandia report sixty people dead from floods at Brisbane Queensland. The flood damage to Rioberty is described as enormous but not yet estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Brisbane
Queensland
Rioberty
McMinn postmaster appointment and varied news notes
Mrs. Ollie L. Logan was yesterday appointed postmaster at McMinn. The trial of Thomas Cleary was postponed until Wednesday. Pittsburg grove manufacturers refused a 15 percent wage increase. The Rugg block fire in Haverhill caused 100000 dollars in losses and 400 people lost work. The Canadian PORer REDE pursues colonization plans in British Columbia for Newfoundland fishermen. The President backed Amos M. Thayer for U S District Judge in Missouri. Monarch Steamship Co raised funds to pay creditors at 75 percent. General Grosvenor called a National Council meeting for March 1 at the Ebbitt House. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western re-elected old officers. coal traffic rose to 7,164,209 tons from 6,711,084.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie L. Logan
McMinn
Thomas Cleary
New York
Pittsburg Grove
Rugg
Haverhill
Mass
Porer Rede
British Columbia
Senate
Amos M. Thayer
Missouri
United States
Monarch Steamship Company
General Grosvenor
National Union League
National Council
Ebbitt House
Washington
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Albert Leads The 6 Day Walkers In Philly Race
The six days walking contest on Twenty third and Chestnut streets saw Albert take the lead from early pace setters Faber and Hegelman as crowds filled the rink. By 7 33 Albert reached his hundredth mile while Hart Guerrero Burns and Day showed staying power and the field dwindled with many quitting before 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-third
Chestnut Streets
Norman Taylor
Faber
Jie
Police Gazette
Fitzgerald
Larry Donovan
Gus Guerrero
Strokel
Hegelman
Albert
Guerrero
W. Day
Hart
Boston
Stroker
Little Hart
Behi
Noremac
Har Vint
Panchot
Burns
Day
Fola
Six Day Go-As-You-Please Pedestrian Contest Under Way
In London on February 21 the six day go as you please race is underway. Current standings show Cartwright at 87 miles followed by Hazel 80 miles Mason 79 miles Saul 78 miles Franks 77 miles and Littlewood 8 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cartwright
Littlewood
Hazel
Mason
Saul
Franks
Maroon Franchise Debated for League Place
A National League special committee debated replacing the St Louis Maroons with Kansas City or Indianapolis. Indianapolis offered 10 000 for St Louis, Kansas City 40 000 plus expenses, but telegram pressure from club leaders blocked an early decision. The committee postponed until March 7 at the Fifth Avenue Hotel New York to allow full club input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.J. Fine
Louis Maroona
A. J. Troat
Louis Newberger
George W. Burnham
Indianapolis
Itnapolis Club
Mittee
St. Louis
Grinanca
Cowboys
Lote
Jr. Menges
Kansas City
St. Jouis
Fers
Appliicanta
Maroones
Soden
Hewitt and Stearns
Fifth Avenue
New York
Burnham
Toosters
Menges
Innocent-seeming prisoner dies in Illinois jail hospital
John Hall of Joiner Illinois, condemned for life in 1884 for the Mount Pulaski murders, died in prison hospital amid belief in his innocence. Neighbors and family testified alibis while another prisoner confessed to perjury, and a hospital nurse and wardens heard that Hall was not the killer. Governor pondered a pardon before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joiner
John H. Tall
Mount Pulaski
John McMahon
Robert Meltheny
John Carlock
Hall
McMahon
Texas
Slice
Hugll
Charles Montgomery
Lintohaseg Tei
Robert Todd
Alonzo Hendren
Spinners End Strike With Return to Work
The strike of eighty spinners carders and dyers at Biddle and Weiss in Philadelphia ended as the Textile Workers' District Assembly ruled the strike unjustified. Workers resumed yesterday, and the mill runs as usual. The Garment cutters' lockout negotiations failed after a vote to accept arbitration, with workers remaining on strike pending firings. The Germania Local Assembly No 1530 voted to surrender its Knights of Labor charter and join the Textile Workers' Progressive Union of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Textile Workers’ District Assembly
Biddle & Weiss
Frankford
Textile Association
District Assembly of
Chestnut Street
James A. Wright
District Assembly No. 1
Knights
Germania
Knights of Labor Organization
Textile Workers' Progressive Union of America
Cambridge and Boston Cars Run Under Police Protection
The Cambridge Railroad ran its first car through East Cambridge with police on platforms and mounted units nearby, amid crowds and hostilities. The Bay View Line car in South Boston also started with two officers signed as passengers and mounted cops present. Rioters’ court sentences ranged from 20 dollars to a year in the House of Correction, with many appealing and held on bonds up to 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cambridge Railroad
East Cambridge
South Boston
Bay View
Cambridge
House of Correction
New Orleans Land Grant Suit in New York Court
Myers Rutherford & Co bankers sue the American Railway Improvement Co and several individuals for 6.72 million alleging a Southern Pacific deal to grant 1 6 million acres of land in exchange for transferring the New Orleans Vicksburg and Baton Rouge Railroad land grant after construction from New Orleans to Shreveport. Judge Mohae heard the demurrer and reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Myers, Rutherford & Co
New Orleans
Shreveert
Mohae
Writ of error denied in Titus murder case
In Belvidere New Jersey on February 21 a writ of error was denied in the condemned murderer Titus case. The case will be carried to the Court of Pardons as the last hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
Belvidere
N. J
Court of Pardons
The Philopatrian Ball at the Academy of Music
The Catholic Philopatrian Literary Institute held its final annual ball at the Academy of Music with grand décor and lavish costumes. Notables and guests filled the lobby and boxes, with Walter George Smith and Miss Reese leading a refined grand march. Proceeds, about $5,000, fund an English language night school, a technical-education school, and a gymnasium for the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Philopatrian Literary Institute
Academy of Music
Academy
Jessamine
Brooklyn
Great Bridge
Fahrbach
Walter George Smith
Miss Reese
Beauty and Terpsichore
John M. Campbell
Alderman Devlin
Annie Devlin
Furman Sheppard
John H. Fow
Thomas P. Twibill
Thomas F. Byrnes
John McGrath
H. F. Horstmann
Francis T. Furey
H. C. Laughlin
Hugh McCaffrey
John L. Murphy
P. Devine
Dooner
John Carlin
P. F. McFillin
Stephen J. Burke
James A. O’brien
John J. McDevitt
O. B. DeMorat
M. J. Fahy
William J. Nolan
F. C. Lingg
James G. Weldon
Thomas Egan
John J. O'Rourke
James Sherry
Lewis C. Cassidy
Thomas J. Moore
H. P. Coleman
John J. Harvey
Arthur P. Call
Dr. J. Strittmaier
M. Doyle
Peter Bolger
James J. Quigley
Richard Cochran
John Corcoran
JocArdle William
J. Nolan
H. ©. McDevitt
Maurice F. Wilhere
Bernard J. Kiernan
May Kelly
J. J. Harrigan
Mary
Anna Harrigan
John A. Addis
Brandt
M. J. Coghlan
Mary Whelen
P. J. Lynch
B. C. Luby
Francis J. Crilly
Sarsfield Lynch
Hubert J. Homer
William Pound
Rose McCabe
Celie P. Kane
John Pound
Josephine Farrell
Hugh McAnany
O’neill
Fred. Ott
William Maguire
B. F. Bush
John P. Miller
Spring Garden Institute
Camden’s Re-election Bid Sparks Legislative Showdown
Charleston reports 91 members attended a joint Legislative Convention the first time with full attendance since the seventh ballot. A. W. Campbell leads with 40 votes to Camden 39, Ex-Governor Jackson 6, and 6 scattering. Republicans caucus tomorrow as CAMDEN supporters plan to back Mr. Camden with Whitaker’s recent crossover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Charleston
A. W. Campbell
The
Wheeling Intelligencer
Jackson
Reublicans
Whitaker
Haman Remains 2000 Years Old
Colonel J. H. Wood of St. Paul received the bodies of five people a man a woman and three children dug from a Bad Lands cave in Dakota. The bodies are dried but well preserved, not petrified, and scientists say they date to a race two thousand years old. The family will be sent to the Smithsonian Institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haman
St. Paul
J. H.wood
Dakota
Smithsonian Institution
Massacre Report from Kimberly Diamond Fields
A private letter from Kimberly, South Africa, printed in the Auckland Bell of January 26, recounts a brutal slaughter of black workers in the diamond district. A miner was killed, two companions wounded. pursuing blacks killed nearly all of a forty-strong band, leaving only one survivor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Auckland
New Zealand
Kimberly
Wren
Lehigh Valley Tragedy Claims Life Of Miles McGovern
Miles Mc Govern 35 a South Bethlehem resident was found on Lehigh Valley tracks with severe injuries. He died ten hours after being taken to St Luke s Hospital despite expressing resolve not to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley
Allentown
Miles McGovern
South Bethlehem
Lehigh Valley Railroad
St. Luke's Hospital
Coast Defenses Bill Approved by House Military Committee
The House Military Affairs Committee completed a defense bill totaling 3 980 000 dollars. It funds steel forgings for guns, a gun factory, mortars, torpedo boats, and related equipment, all to be produced in American factories under an advisory board led by Lt Gen Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washiington
House Committee On Military Affairs
House
Sheridan
Artillery
Ordnance Service
Peither
Navy
Brage
Cutcheon
Brutal Robbery Torture Ended In Narrow Escape For Rockland Man
In Centre county, 70 year old John Bortmas, living alone in Rockland township, was attacked by three masked men. They beat him, hanged him three times, burned his feet with live coals, and cooked a meal after forcing him to reveal a hidden fortune. He escaped with $312 found under the floor. investigators have no leads on the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuBois
John Bortmas
Rockland Township
Centre County
Bortmas
Tite Gamblers Discharged After Robinson Refuses to Prosecute
Fourteen gamblers and poker room proprietors appeared before Magistrate Durham on charges of keeping gambling houses. Prosecutor B. D. Robinson, who admitted he was drunk when filing the affidavit, refused to prosecute and asked for a dismissal. The magistrate discharged all defendants.
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Durham
Sixth Street
Philip Shuster
Samuel Fairchild
William Ackley
California Bill
Sansom Street
Charlie Kane
Doc Pyle
Ninth Street
Chestnut
Peter Grim
Bob Lister Smith
al Johns
Cap” Cochran
Ambrose Williams
George Bruntingdon
Edward Saunders
Richard Gentry
Samuel Emory
South Broad Street
B. D. Robinson
Robinson
Labor Convention Ahead as Greenbackers Plan Consolidation
Cincinnati reports a large Greenback delegation arriving for the National Labor Convention. A sub committee drafts relations to merge with the National Industrial party if its platform aligns with Greenback principles. Henry George supporters may be present, though none from New York attend. An Anti Monopoly League of New York meeting opts not to attend, opposing presidential candidate nominations at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Labor Convention
Greenback National Executive Committee
Greenback Party
National Industrial Party
Greenback
Greenbackers
Henry George
Rae
New York
Anti- Monopoly League of
Greenback Labor Men
Anti- Monopoly League
Robbery at Peirce's Dry Goods Store on Chestnut Street
Thieves cracked a side door enter the F H Peirce dry goods store No M16 Chestnut between Sunday and yesterday morning. They bored through a wall above a washboard after first two attempts failed due to thick joists. Goods valued at 500 to 600 dollars including silk gloves and mufflers were stolen. no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
F. H. Peirce
Tey
Owever
Burglar Captured After Night Break-In on Lombard Street
Desperate burglar William Lewis was detected in Simon Greenberg's house at 600 Lombard Street in Gray's alley. A Greenberg son wrestled with the intruder but he fled to the street. A pursuing officer fired four shots and detained the man, who stood bail at plus twelve dollars for court before Magistrate Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lewis
Gray's Alley
Simon Greenberg
Lombard Street
President vetoes pension bills for Fincher and Pierpont
The President sent to the Senate veto messages blocking two pension bills. One would grant John D. Fincher a pension, the other would provide Rachel Ann Pierpont a pension. The Fincher case lacks evidence of army service linked illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
John D. Fincher
Rachel Ann Pierpont
Fincher
Rooney jailed after knife chase and fork attack
William Rooney chased his wife through his home at 2672 Martha Street with a knife. He failed to catch her and threw a fork at her head, injuring her left arm. He was arrested and Magistrate Smith set bail at 9000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rooney
Martha Street
William
Smith
Coal Combination Renewal Planned After March First
The current coal combination ends on March 1 with no renewal steps taken yet. The coal managers chairman says renewal will occur and a meeting will be held soon to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Combination
New York
Steamship Arrivals at New York and Bohemia Ports
Ships arrive from Hamburg Leerdam Rotterdam, with vessels Moravia Wieland from New York. Oceanic steamships from Hamburg and Rotterdam docking at New York and Bohemia.
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Ocewf
New York
Bohemia
Hamburg
Leerdam
Rotterdam
Hamburg- Moravia
Wieland
BISMARCK'S GREAT FIGHT Early Returns Unfavorable
Early returns from Berlin districts show government candidates defeated across six divisions. In the First division Klotz leads over Zedlitz Nuekirch, prompting a second ballot. Second division Virchow leads Wolf, another second ballot planned. Third division Munckel leads Christensen with a second ballot likely. Fourth division Singer reportedly elected. Fifth Baumbach leads Major Blame. Sixth division Hasentlever wins over Grelling and Foltz. The campaign centers on the septennate bill and pressure on Socialists, with Vatican support cited for the government efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klotz
Zedlitz Nuekirch
Virchow
Wolf
Munckel
Christensen
Singer
Baumbach
Tory Conference on Ireland Coercion Measures at Foreign Office
A Conservative party conference at the Foreign Office in London discusses Ireland coercion, parliamentary reform, and potential local government legislation. Lord Salisbury and Mr. Goschen lead as measures to restore Commons work and curb disorder are debated, with emphasis on legal authority and timing.
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London
Foreign Office
House of Commons
House of Lords
Marquis of Salisbury
Goschen
Ireland
Everal
England
Scotland
Wales
Edwin de Lisle
Middle Leicestershire
Croke
Cashel
Irish National League
Lord Salisbury
National League
Adstone
Land League
United Kingdom
Major Saunderson
France and Pope Reach Reconciliation Say Paris Paper
Paris reports an important rapprochement between France and the Vatican. The French ambassador to the Vatican thanked the Pope for efforts to maintain peace between France and Germany. President Grevy sent the Pope a Seyres Vase and a gold pen as tokens of goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
the Figaro
Vatican
Germany
Grevy
Austria Plans War Tactics Over Bulgaria Occupation
Pesther Lloyd reports Austria will treat Russia’s occupation of Bulgaria as a war cause. Austria will not face Russia’s forces directly but will select attack points favorable for operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Russia
Bulgaria
Pesru
Pesther-Lloyd
Novelist Ellis Sues Vancamp for 350000 Damages
Edward S. Ellis, the novelist, filed for divorce from Annie M. Ellis and began a civil suit against Watson F. Vancamp, a Trenton insurance agent, seeking 350,000. Sheriff Withington served papers requiring 5,000 bail to compel Vancamp’s appearance, alleging fear he might leave New Jersey. Levi T. Hannum acts as counsel for Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Trenton
N. J
Edward S. Ellis
Annie M
Watson F. Vancamp
Vancamp
Withington
Levi T. Hannum
Treasury issues call for 10 million in bond redemption
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury issued the 147th call for the redemption of bonds. It authorizes a payment of 10,000,000 dollars of the three percent loan with principal and accrued interest to be paid at the Treasury on April 1, after which interest ceases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Indications for To Day Local RAINS and cooler spell
Local report from United States Signal Office Philadelphia dated Monday February 21 notes rising rains and a drop in temperature. Mean barometer 30.429 inches. Max temp 38, mean 35, min 20. Wind max velocity 10, north. Sunrise 6.44 A M, sunset 6.44 P M. High water 1.19 A M and 1.57 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Signal Office
Philadelphia
Local social and legal notices from Metamora to Jones estate
The Metamora Association hosted a hop at Kelly's Hall on Christian Street. The St Philip's Literary Institute held an entertainment at their hall 542 Queen Street. Henry Clay receiver of taxes elect will depart Thursday for Old Point Comfort for several weeks. The Twenty first Ward Grocers Association held its first annual banquet at Masonic Hall Manayunk. Letters of administration granted on the estate of the late Colonel Charles Thomson Jones valued at 350000 dollars. The schooner B F Poole from Providence for Baltimore ashore at Indian River to Breakwater in tow of North America for repairs. A coroner's jury in Jersey returned a verdict of accidental death for nine year old Joseph Clay of 73 Federa Street run over by a coal train on Washington Avenue near hth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metamora Association
Kelly's Hall
Christian Street
St. Philip's Literary Institute
Queen Street
Henry Clay
Old Point Comfort
Twenty-first Ward Grocers’ Association
Masonic Hall
Manayunk
Charles Thomson Jones
B. F. Poole
Providence
Baltimore
Indian River
North America
Jersey
Joseph Clay
Federa Street
Washington Avenue
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Squire Degrift
Tat d Gaines
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Geyer
Mary Anderson
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Anton Strokel
Sam Day
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