Piggott Perjury Claims in Letters Attributed to Parnell
London February 22 A crowded Parnell Commission scene as Richard Piggott testifies. He admits writing to Archbishop Walsh while in distress over funds from Houston, with letters later published in the Times. He claims exaggerations and accuses others of fraud while offering further information to expose alleged deceit.
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Charles Russell
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Times
Houston
Phenix Park
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Startling coincidences tied to Piggott letters and Times texts
In a libel case, Sir Charles Russell cites Piggott correspondence to Forster and Egan, noting striking phrase similarities with the Times. Witness admits possible forgeries but argues coincidences arise from common phrasing. he insists he did not forge the letters and complains of being unjustly targeted.
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Hoe
Commission Adjourns After Piggott Loan Demands
The text describes Pigott abstaining from travel plans to America and delaying renewal of money applications until an interview with Mr. Forster. Sir Charles Russell produced multiple letters, including Pigott’s £200 loan request to fund a trip to Australia, causing a witness to become dazed and forget details. The commission then adjourned.
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Harrison's Inauguration Arrangements for the President Elect
Tires Orton reports that arrangements for the President elect Benjamin Harrison and Vice President elect Morton to reside at the Arlington Hotel in Washington are advancing. The Harrison party will include family and staff with seven bedchambers and multiple rooms reserved February 26 to March 5. Morton will stay at the hotel with his party, while New York interests and several prominent politicians also secure rooms, signaling a busy inaugural period and official preparations for the ceremony.
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Maryland
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Indianapolis
Washington
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Bliss
Morton, Bliss & Co
Arlington
Frankiscock
Charles Sumner
Thomas C. Platt
Warner Miller
New York
Elliott Shepard
Georgetown Centennial Honors Conferred by Cleveland
President Cleveland bestowed honorary doctor of laws degrees at Georgetown University centennial exercises in Gaston Hall. Recipients included Secretary Bayard Attorney General Garland General Na and John Boyle O Reilly. Cardinal Gibbons then delivered an exhaustive act.
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Tribute to Our Navy Yards Special Cable Telegram
London February 22 Lord Brassey delivered a paper on Our Naval Position and Policy at the United Service Institution praising American navy yards as the most original in construction He contrasted English and French dockyards noting 21000 French workmen earning about £40 per year and 18047 English workers earning over £65 annually while costs appear similar between the two nations.
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Largest fox chase in county at McGrath's Park
February 22 report from Lancaster notes the largest fox chase in the county, with four to five thousand spectators. The chase ended when the fox was captured on Locher's farm about two and a half miles from the city, attracting top hunters from Lancaster and Chester counties.
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Washington notes on pensions and military spending
The President approved pensions for Mary A El, Mrs R. Jones, and Elijah W Penny. Senator Stanford proposed an amendment to empower the Secretary to buy four 15 inch pneumatic dynamite guns. The National Greenback Conference will discuss the money question March 6 with speakers including Senator Stewart and General Weaver. A meeting on land grant forfeiture bills adjourned without final conclusions. The Senate military affairs committee ordered favorable action on a joint resolution to buy land in New Jersey for an ordnance proving ground. Hampton reported an amendment from the mail committee.
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Washington pageant plans and Senate clash over tax bill
Grand Marshal Beaver arrives in Washington to prepare for the inauguration parade. The House votes 55 to reject Mills resolution on Senate amendments to a House tax bill, signaling revenue clash. Democrats align with Randall on tobacco tax repeal. potential passage and risk of an extra session loom. Cabinet lineup hints emerge from Indianapolis, with Navy offered then declined. House action on widow’s pension for General Sherman dies in committee, Senate debates election regulation reform amid party tensions.
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Mills Setback By Large Majority In House Action
In Washington on February 22 the House refused to consider the Mills resolution by a vote of 88 to 143. Amendments moved to pension measures for Irene Rucker Sheridan and for General Rosecrans sparked heated debate, with supporters urging full justice and others urging restraint. The Senate Sundry Civil Bill discussion continued, including a centennial celebration appropriation and related amendments.
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A Gala Day in Nice Washington Birth Day on the Villefranche harbor
Washingtons Birthday was celebrated in Villefranche harbor with the American and French Mediterranean squadrons gathered around the Lancaster and Enterprise. The day featured colors on ships, salvos between fleets, visits between commanding officers, athletic events, a dance, and plans for a Europe station baseball championship.
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Secretary Whitney endorses Pneumatic Gun report at Fort Lafayette
Washington February 22 Secretary Whitney has received the naval board report on the 15 inch pneumatic dynamite gun tests at Fort Lafayette New York conducted January 19 and 26. The document notes accuracy over ranges of 860 to 2100 yards with a 50 by 150 foot water target, and remarks that over half the shots fell within the target. The 200 pound shell reached about one mile and three quarters, and the report asserts such massed explosive firing is unprecedented.
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Saved Mrs Harrison Dress Drama in Indianapolis Case
In Indianapolis on February 22 a messenger boy from L. B. Ayres & Co. battled to keep a box containing Mrs. Harrison's dress as a burly negro tried to seize it. The boy gripped the thief's coat and screamed until the man released the box and fled. Officials mention later a Pinkerton agent in Canada pursuing Daniel Duffy for embezzlement.
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Bag Left At Drug Store Reveals Owner’s Bank Book
A woman left a bag at Dr Cummings drug store at Third and Pine saying she would return in half an hour. The bag, found days later, contains women’s underclothes a Philadelphia Dispensary card and a Philadelphia Saving Fund bank book in the name Maggie Babinstoff showing a balance of 40. Police are trying to locate the owner.
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Electric Brevities and Global Happenings Chronicle
M de Crois declines Foreign Affairs post. Johns Hopkins marks 13th anniversary. Prince Alexander of Battenberg to wed opera singer Leisinger and reside in Italy. Northwest storm listed as severe. Court Hoyas of Williamsburg burned in Kings Tree. Loss about 10000 with few deaths. crews saved. Senor Bestegui and Mr Polank duel. Polank wounded. Julia Dudley of New York commits suicide amid nervous collapse. Gabriel Dumont pardoned by Dominion Government. Isla de Cebu wrecked near Cape Ortegal in fog. French Cabinet to hear ministerial declaration urging peace and legal republic lines. San Francisco reports famine in a Chinese province. over a million people starving. Westerly, RI losses from a storm. 250 workers displaced. one boy injured. Seanyne factory fire causes heavy damage. portions insured.
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Cincinnati's Banquet of the Society of the Cincinnati Observed Washington Birthday
Prominent guests gathered at Hotel Bellevue for the Society of the Cincinnati annual Washington Birthday banquet. Speakers praised patriotism, law, and American institutions while recounting Revolutionary era ties with Navy Captain Potter, Colonel Flagler, and Judge Biddle among others. French aid and Loyal Legion ties were highlighted. toasts honored Washington, the Army, the Navy, and sister societies.
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France
Baseball Reception At American College In Rome 1889
The American College hosts base ball teams and Catholic clergy in Rome today. President Spalding and Bishop Keane attend as players are introduced and cheered. Tomorrow the teams play at Villa Borghese and Sunday depart for Florence after a two o'clock game.
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Florence
Ex-President Garrett to Leave Ringwood for Mexico
The ex-president of the Baltimore and Ohio, Robert Garrett, is reported to be improved in health and will be moved from Ringwood to Mexico. O R Mackenzie, district passenger agent, accompanied Garrett on his return trip and is arranging the Mexico relocation. Mr Garrett and Mrs Garrett, with J Swan Frick of Baltimore, will join the party.
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Union Veterans in Conclave at Artoona February 22
One hundred delegates attended the National Encampment of Union Veterans in Artoona and adjourned to meet in Newark Ohio next year. Elected national commander General Pearson of Pittsburgh senior vice national commander O Daniels Mount Vernon Ohio junior vice national commander John A Short Allegheny adjutant general K P Wee Allegheny City quartermaster general B Chapman Bradford inspector general Dr J L Crawford Greensburg surgeon Rev J P Danks Pittsburgh chaplain.
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Greensburg
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The Samoan Difficulty. 1889 Dispatch from London Times
London February 22. The Times correspondent says the German squadron ordered to Port Said is linked to the Samoan question rather than East Africa. The fleet will stay at Port Said pending developments in the Pacific should the American government become too exacting or unreasonable.
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Fatal double death on railroad tracks near Hokendauqua
Allentown report states Edward Brown and Alfred Hallman Jr of Coplay were killed on the Lehigh Valley tracks while returning from Catasauqua. A west-bound freight train blocked their hearing just as the Buffalo express passed, killing both instantly near the Thomas Iron Company works at Hokendauqua.
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Alfred Hallman, Jr
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Catasauqua
Lehigh Valley Railroad
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Hokendauquaa
Buffalo Express
Girl Run Over and Killed by Furniture Wagon
Mamie Magee aged 10 of 2135 Naudain street was crossing Twenty second street near her home when a horse attached to a furniture car struck her. She died instantly as wheels passed over her neck. The driver John Hay of 1506 Thompson street was arrested and held for Coroner's inquest.
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Twenty-second Street
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Thompson Street
County Treasurer Lane Leaves With Large Deficit
In Circleville Pickaway county James M. Lane county treasurer absconded leaving a defalcation estimated between 26 000 and 100 000 dollars. Lane departed to his farm Tuesday and did not return by Wednesday. Bondsmen seized the office and launched an inquiry into the missing funds.
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Mill Girl Accuses Man of Assault at Smiths Mill
A middle aged man August Schiedbauer of 8534 Carlisle street was arrested yesterday on charges of attempting to assault Maggie Rowan a 14 year old of 19 Somerset street. Both employed at Smiths mill ird and Somerset Scenea. The accused was held by magistrate ileaplan under $1 000 bail.
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Carlisle Street
Maggie Rowan
Somerset Street
Smith’s Mill
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Somerset
Iileaplan
Ross Wins Wrestling Match At Howard Athenaeum
In Boston on February 22 Duncan C. Ross defeated J. B. Daily after five bouts at the Howard Athenaeum. Ross won two falls in catch-as-catch-can, Daily threw Ross twice in collar-and-elbow, and Ross also won the harness side hold bout.
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Howard Athenaeum Today
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Agent Huller Freed Amid Court Reversal
In Merxico on February 23 Agent Huller of the International Company was released as the criminal judge found no grounds for complaint against him. He will seek the accuser who fled abroad, Colonel Dudley, now sought for arrest. InpDrana Pouis on February 21 reports a warrant for Colonel W W Dudley of the Republican National Committee.
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International Company
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Republican National Committee
Wallingford man jailed after Philadelphia police clash
William W. Shoe of Bailey Eachus and Shoe, Wallingford, Delaware County, was seized by a Philadelphia officer on Arch Street and dragged to a station, then later released after intervention by friends and Lt. Burke. Shoe, with seven children and a niece, faced a hearing. witnesses claimed police abuse and outraged treatment.
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Wallingford
Delaware County
Bailey, Eachus & Shoe
Walnut Street
Shoe
Philadelphia
Mr. Shoe
Watched Her Burn Causes Death Suspect Held
Baltimore February 22 A dissolute old woman known as Jane Harris was found with clothing on fire on Chestnut Street. She died soon after at the hospital from a facial wound. James Duffy, the lodger, watched indifferently as an exploded lamp lay in the room. Police think he struck her. Duffy and Anna Fadden were arrested. Duffy had previously beaten a woman years ago but escaped conviction.
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Jane Harris
Chestnut Street
James Duffy
Duffy
Byantele Fadden
Barber Wanlock Faces Third Wife Death Probe
The 50 year old barber of 271 Diamond Street saw his third wife die at 34 after two physicians could not agree on a diagnosis. Coroner notified. Special Officer McKibben investigated as post mortem proceeded amid threats. Autopsy found death due to natural causes.
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Vanlock
Carlisle Elects Theodore Carman Mayor Unanimously
Theodore Carman was elected mayor of Carlisle by unanimous vote on Tuesday. A three year old son of Charles Boyer of Jacksonwald Bucks county died in a fatal burn yesterday. The Sunday School Association of the Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania met in Bethlehem in annual session with Rev Dr Seip presiding. Moser in Monroe township suffered a structure fire damage. Mrs Paulina Slazkoto, wife of a Bethlehem Hungarian, and five others experienced a family tragedy involving six children.
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Carlisle
Charles Boyer
Jacksonwald
Bucks County
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Bethlehem
Seip
Mae Roe Genet
Moser
Monroe Township
Paulina Slazkoto
Ol Pedy
H . Bike
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Rugatn
Mespeloras
Young People Meet at Reformed Episcopal Conference
The second annual conference of Reformed Episcopal Church youths gathered yesterday at Emmanuel Church East York and Sepviva streets with over three hundred delegates. Bishop Nicholson opened with prayer as programs on youth outreach and missionary fundraising were presented by Miss Dolman and Miss Oakford along with talks on public virtue and church activities. Officers named for the coming year include President Benjamin Thompson and Vice President William G. Husband.
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Sepviva Streets
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Seasion
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Holy Trinity
Alexander Sloan
Grace Church
Falls of the Schuylkill
Henry M. Bowers
Laura Lawping
Baltimore
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Eymin Thompson
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Fannie B. Oakford
Harry G. Lawser
John H. Hudson
Death on the Rail Near Diamond Street Bridge
A man was killed last night on the Pennsylvania Railroad New York division at Diamond Street Bridge. Remains were taken to the Sixteenth district police station. A letter addressed to John W. C. Donoghue of 1582 Sansom Street was found on his person and family notified. A second victim and another man killed on the same road were moved to the Morgue. unidentified victims remain. Charles Gallagher, 52, of 1518 Pearl Street, lies dying at German Hospital after being run over on the Reading Road at Sixteenth Street while coal was being picked.
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Blackmailers Held After Saloon Keeper's Case
Thomas Murray Charles Smith and Charles Hoy were arrested by Mann's Detective Agency on conspiracy to blackmail saloon keeper Albert Kenney of Filbert Street. Hoy resisted arrest. detectives found evidence of prior blackmail against Valentine Freidel. All three defendants held $1,000 bail for a Thursday hearing. Murray also charged with fraudulent coat purchase at Euler's instalment house for John Thompson.
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Callowhill Street
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Garden Street
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Filbert Street
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Smith
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The Divine Sarah in Nice at Municipal Casino
Sarah Bernhardt opened a series of representations at Nice Municipal Casino playing Fedora to packed houses. Her dresses draw admiration though a cold hinders singing. In front of the author’s son’s father of Victorien Sardou watches and praises the performance. A separate item reports two lodgers at Lochiel Hotel arrested for attempting to set a bed on fire. released after it was shown they had no intention to destroy the hotel. The blaze was started by a lighted cigar.
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Burlington
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Durham
Two youths jailed after boisterous night at Philadelphia saloon
Joseph Mills and Isaac Andrews, both described as flashily dressed youths from 713 Corinthian avenue, spent last night in a police cell after Reserve Officer Jones arrested them in Valentine Freidel's saloon at 1080 Sansom street. A teen disrupted the bar by throwing beer glasses and was labeled “crazy drunk” by officers.
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Isaac Andrews
Corinthian Avenue
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Sansom Street
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Harrison to be Well Protected on Pan Handle Route
February 22 report that during President elect Harrison's train passage a guard will stand at every mile between Pittsburg and Dennison to inspect the track. Crews will be on standby to respond to any part of the road, ensuring safety until the train passes.
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Emmons Blaine Passes Through City En Route Home
Emmons Blaine travels from Washington to Chicago. Asked if his father is in President Harrison's Cabinet he declares he has had no doubt his father would be in the Cabinet, since the election.
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Hebrew Charity Plans Funeral Support After Store Fire
The Hebrew Charity Organization takes charge of Rachel Schwartz and her six week old infant's bodies from the Isadore Horn store fire at 915 South Street. They will defray funeral expenses and assist the husband to start a new business.
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Cabinet as announced by President-elect revised in quick succession
Indianapolis Feb 22 There are strong reasons to believe the President-elect reshuffled his Cabinet in the last three days changing positions and confirming a revised list headed by Blaine as Secretary of State Windom Treasury Miller Navy Rusk War Estee Interior Wanamaker Postmaster General Miller Indiana Attorney General Noble head of the Agricultural Bureau and others.
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Letters From the Explorer Expected Shortly to Arrive
Lieutenant Baert reports Stanley's letter to Tippoo Tib reached Stanley Falls. Messengers were questioned and details confirmed. Baert believes Stanley reached Wad elai after strenuous effort, Emin Pasha relieved him, and Stanley will not return via Congo or Zanzibar but plans to move against Spee and the Mahdi.
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A London Sensation The Marquis and Marchioness Reconciled
A reconciliation between the Marquis and Marchioness of Allesbury shocks London, following his January divorce suit. The Herald notes peacemaker role, recent Brighton visit, and a propitiatory arrangement at a Cafe Royal dinner signaling renewed goodwill.
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French Bombard Sagallo Bombardment Confirmed
The French cruiser bombard Sagallo near Sagallo where the Cossack expedition led by M. Atchinoff had settled. Five killed or wounded and the remnant captured after Atchinoff refused to lower the Russian flag hoisted at Sagallo.
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Mrs Whiteling's Case In Harrisburg Court
Harrisburg February 22 The Board of Pardons will hold a special meeting on March 11 Ten days have been given the counsel for Mrs Whiteling the doomed murderess of Philadelphia to file additional papers The case of Samuel Johnson the Delaware county murderer is still indisposed of The last respite extends to April
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Philadelphia
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Delaware County
Weather Indications for To Day From Snow to Cold Winds
Indications for To Day show light snow then fair skies with much colder northwest winds. Yesterday’s temperature reached 38 as the high and the low is not stated.
Live Stock Rate War Shakes Kansas City Rail Lines
A lively war in live stock rates began in Kansas City yesterday, with all roads involved and a secret cut in the market. Cooking house products are also said to have been cut, though exact extent remains unclear.
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Fox chase at Richland declared won by Reuben Heimbach’s son
A fox chase at Richland near Quakertown saw five boys in the pursuit. The winner hailed from Chestnut Hill as the son of Reuben Heimbach. Also notes the Rome Chronicle report praising American Catholic intellect and the Pope’s approval of new Washington University statutes.
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Plumed Knights Banquet Held at Germantown Cafe
The Plumed Knights of Germantown held their annual banquet at Trower's Cafe in Germantown. Prominent attendees included Director Luis Wagner Select Councilman Gates and former Mayor Smith. A late bulletin warned temperatures would drop to near zero by morning. The Territories Bill signed. Washington reports Montana North Dakota and South Dakota named in the action.
City News in Brisf Brings Fair Septembers and October
The next State Fair will run in this city from September 25 to October 9. The Philadelphia Amateur Orchestra Society plans a second public rehearsal next Thursday evening. Judge Ashman lectured last night on The Irish Question at 2001 Carpenter Street to benefit the Irish National League. Councilman David Thompson, ill for five weeks at 1688 Hicks Street, is improving. Jacob Vetter, 1027 North Fourth Street, detained on $1,200 bail for robbing jeweler Patrick Carroll at 936 North Second Street. Fairmount Engine Company marked its 66th anniversary at Wellmanns Hall with addresses by Joseph Baker and others. Westminster Presbyterian Church announces services from tomorrow evening to March 4 led by Mr. Atkinson from Dr. John Hall’s New York chapel. US Marshal Dill sues the American ship Manuel Liaguno over a collision with the British steamer Travamore, libel filed by owners of the steamer. A new post office military and civic procession is planned for Harrison. Beats available at leading hotels and 1119 Chestnut Street.
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Carpenter Street
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Hicks Street
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North Fourth Street
Patrick Carroll
North Secon Street
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Welhmann’'s
Callowhill
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California Wine and Brandy Co. Advertises New Pricelist
California Wine and Brandy Co. located at 206 Gonth Thirteenth Street below Walnut announces a newly tabulated price list for Wines Brandies and Wines to Pine the choicest trade requests. Manager WM McFatrick invites inquiries for the updated offerings and pricing.
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Department of Agriculture
Navy Deent Square
Omas
Fox Chase
Greely
Territories
Wasursoron
Peg Hohe Findee
City News
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