Prisons Committee Weighs Nadine Fire Need for Hearings
The joint Prisons and Finance committees met in the Select Council Chamber to act on lunacy board recommendations to separate the insane hospital from the Almshouse. Nadine confessed to incendiarism as President Moffman detailed the fire and keeper Schroeder’s alleged faults.
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Select Council
State Board of Charities
Hospital For
Almshouse
John J. Ridgway, Jr
McCoach
Finance
Lawson
Ridgway
Trites
Monroe
Jones
Cleaver
Mopfman
Hoffman
Nadine
Mullen
Schroeder
Hehroeder
Whoffman
Mr. McCoach
Dr. Richardson
Thieving bookkeeper robs Butler Savings Bank of forty to sixty thousand
Edward Voeghtley, a trusted Butler Pennsylvania bookkeeper and Sunday school teacher, defrauded about 43 000 dollars over two years by falsifying entries and drafting on New York while keeping up appearances. He vanished after confessing and may have fled to Canada. His bondsman father loses nearly ten thousand. The bank and stockholders plan to cover the loss and pay depositors in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Edward Voeghtley
Butler
Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Church
Woegtley
Canada
Campbell
Woightley
New York
Voughtley
National Bank of Commerce
Third Annual Meeting of Citizens' Law and Order League
The third annual meeting opens in New York with C. C. Bonney presiding in the absence of ex governor Long. Speakers include A. M. Burton, Captain Wallace, Rev. Dr. Morris, L. D. Vail and others. C. C. Reseey elected president with state vice presidents. Resolutions favor strict enforcement of liquor laws are adopted.
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New York
Citizens’ Law and Order League of the United States
Long
Massachusetts
League
Washington
C. C. Bonney
Chicago
A. M. Burton
Philadelphia
Wallace
Morris
L. D. Vail
Johnson
Waltham
Mass
T. T. Carr
Alonzo Alden
Troy
N. Y
Andrew Paxton
Lyman Abbott
J. P. Warren
Portland
Maine
C. C. Reseey
Arthur M. Burton
Pennsylvania
Noah Davis
Clinton B. Fisk
New Jersey
Louis D. Vail
Herbert Welsh
Wire drawers strike to avoid double work for half wages
Oliver and Roberts wire mill prepared to run new machinery as hundreds of workers returned at five to resume duties. The wire drawers refused to perform laborers work in wire drawing and led a mill-wide strike, leaving boilers cooled and machinery idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Prrssure
Oliver & Roberts
Major Joseph Anthony Dies of Combat Wounds in Dauphin County
Major Joseph Anthony, aged 58, died at his Lingelatown residence in Dauphin county from a dropsical illness tied to a lung wound received at Chancellorsville. A veteran of the three months service, later with Colonel Cake’s Ninety sixth, and then major under Colonel Frick’s One Hundred and Twenty ninth Bamana. Interment set for Poa next Wednesday, survived by a wife and grown children.
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Porrsville
Joseph Anthony
Lingelatown
Dauphin County
Chancellorsville
Cake
Frick
Anthony
Poa
Resolution Demands Sanctions Over German Proscriptions
Washington reports a House resolution by Rep Lefevre Ohio calling for foreign affairs action in response to Germany banning American pork, new duties on U S wheat and rye, and looming curbs on U S petroleum. It urges instructing the committee to prepare measures against German trade restrictions.
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Germany
Washington
House
Lefevre
Ohio
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Resolven
United States
Hike Ike
Confederate Reunion Held at Baltimore Academy of Music
The Maryland Line Confederate reunion met in the Academy of Music concert hall Baltimore with Senator Vance of North Carolina delivering The Last Days of the War in North Carolina. The hall was crowded and guests included Ellis of Louisiana Bennett of South Carolina and Colonel Broadhead of Missouri. A banquet followed with about two hundred attendees.
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Baltimore
The
Academy of Music
Senator Vance
North Carolina
Messrs. Ellis
Louisiana
Bennett
South Carolina
Colonel Broadhead
Missouri
Meteor sighting over Victoria rocks city calm
A large meteor passed over Victoria British Columbia at about nine this morning. It resembled molten iron and produced a steam-like roar as it moved toward the sea. Smoke and flames were seen descending toward the water, leaving a steam cloud on the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Northcote Attacks Government Over Egypt Soudan Policy
In London on February 23 Sir Stafford Northcote moved that the humble address be presented to the Queen. He condemned government policy in Egypt and the Soudan as weak and costly, urged a clear objective, and warned of danger to troops and imperial interests. The article notes talks with Irish party, Ulster Conservatives, and a Lords motion of censure.
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London
House of Commons
Stafford Northcote
Egypt
England
Stafford
Mudir
Dongola
Sir Stafford
Gordon
Hicks Pasha
Parnell
Marquis of Salisbury
Ulster
House of Lords
Arabs Dispersed at Abu Klea as Buller Advances
latest advices from Soudan report Arabs reappeared at Abu Klea on the night of the 19th and were dispersed by Gardner guns. El Mahdi is said to have returned to Khartoum. government hires sixty Newcastle engineer volunteers for the expedition. Jaffaria cattle raid returns with 250 buffalo looted and 50 killed. Osman Digoen fears allied British troop arrival at Tamai. Hadendowas reportedly suffer heavy losses in clashes with Mudir and allies.
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London
Soudan
Abu Klea
Buller
Gardner Guna
el Mahdi
Khartoum
Newcastle
Jaffaria
Suakim
Osman di
Tamai
Tuka
Adir
Douala
Mudir
Attempted Killings at Castle Island Castle Island Tralee Kerry
In Tralee area a caretaker was wounded by a shot fired through his window as assailants attacked his house. Two constables engaged the fleeing attackers but may have missed them. Eleven young men found out after the search were arrested.
London Tower Explosions Case Adjourned
The examination of Cunningham and Burton charged with high treason felony for the Tower of London explosions resumed at Bow Street Police Court. Police testified to suspicious movements but no decisive facts. Adjourned to next Monday as the Crown plans new testimony to be produced.
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London Tower
London
Cunningham
Burton
Tower of London
Bow Street
Poland
Treasury
Funeral of Mrs. James Russell Lowell in Kensal Green
The remains of Mrs. James Russell Lowell were interred at Kensal Green Cemetery in a private London funeral this morning. Attendees included Secretary Hoppin of the American Legation, G. W. Smalley and wife, Lady Lyttleton, Stephens editor of the Whitehall Review, Hon. Waldgrave Leslie, and Henry James.
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London
James Russell Lowell
Kensal Green
Lowell
Hoppin
American Legation
G. W. Smalley
Lady Lyttleton
Stephens
White Hall Review
Waldgrave Leslie
Henry James
Gordon's Urgent Soudan Appeals Before Khartoum Loss
The Egyptian Blue Book released today mounts General Gordon's dispatches before Khartoum's fall. It recounts his insistence that Wolseley's expedition aimed to rescue the garrison, warns of dwindling supplies, and urges immediate reinforcements while laments delays and miscommunication.
Congo Conference Ends With Unanimous Final Act
Berlin February 23 report: a four hour Congo Conference presided by Dr. Busch saw delegates from America, England, France, Germany, Italy and Portugal praise the African International Association and King Leopold. Kasson withdraws neutrality extension. Sanford axed Vivi railway plan. Final acte approved. signatures to follow with future adhesion possible. Turkey remains without treaty.
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Berlin
Congo
Dr. Busch
Foreign Department
America
England
France
Germany
Italy
Portugal
African International Association
Leopold
Kasson
Congo Basin
Sanford
Turkey
Edward Malet
Vnce Bismarck
Laughter in Commons as Trevelyan O Briens clash over Dublin trials
In the House of Commons Justin McCarthy pressed Trevelyan to withdraw a remark that trials in Dublin were cases made by a person trumping up charges referring to William OBrien. Trevelyan denied the link and explained the phrase targeted a Scotland Yard veteran. OBrien urged the remark be withdrawn and the House would decide.
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London
House of Commons
Justin McCarthy
Home Rule
County Longford
Ireland
Trevelyan
Dublin
William O’brien
United Ireland and
Mallow
O’brien
Eiklejohn
Scotland Yard
Famine Stricken West Virginia District Seeks Aid
Reports from Lewis Braxton Calhoun and Gilmer counties describe severe distress due to last summer's drought and harsh winter. Starvation and livestock deaths followed. Today the Legislature moved to relieve the suffering.
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Waceine
Lewis
Braxton
Calhoun
Gilmer
Vessel Fire Abandons Crew Far Offshore
The three masted schooner F. K. Collins of Somers Point New Jersey caught fire from a lamp explosion while bound from Galveston to Boston. Eight crew members abandoned ship, seven of whom were near land at the life saving station. Loss estimated at 70000 dollars, insurance expected to cover.
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Ocran Crry
F. K. Collins
Somers Point
N. J
Galveston
Boston
Death of a Veteran of 1812 in Chelsea
Colonel William Goodwin veteran of the war of 1812 dies at Chelsea aged eighty eight. Born in Buxton Maine he represented Calais in the Legislature and served as lieutenant colonel of the State Militia and Postmaster under Van Buren.
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Boston
William Goodwin
Society of Survivors of
Chelsea
Buxton
Calais
van Buren
Bowling Woman Found Dead After Fire In Bed
Mrs Ann Bowling aged eighty six found dead in her bed in the northeastern city section after attempting to make tea her clothing caught fire and she went back to bed unable to call for help. The bed was partly burned and her body severely burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrymore
Ann Bowling
Electric Light Wins In Borough Poles Case At Portsville
In Portsville on February 23 the court dissolved the injunction against the Electric Light Company and ruled in its favor, allowing pole planting in the streets under stated restrictions.
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Portsville
Electric Light Company
Earthshocks Alarm Granada Province and Other 19th Century Events
A series of brief notes report earthquakes in Granada province and a fire destroying a Conway Congregational church. Losses include General Horace Capron’s death in Washington. Johns Hopkins University marked its ninth anniversary in Baltimore. A large St Petersburg poor-house collapsed with casualties. Falls Mills in Norwich resumed full operation. A Savannah fire destroyed two blocks and many Vernle Twelve houses, with about 15 losses.
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Horace Capron
Washington
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
St. Petersburg
Russia
Falls Mills
Norwich
Conn
Savannah
Niceb
Allien
Postmaster contest stirs Bristol Delaware Democrats
The town of Bristol on the Delaware seethes as Democratic voters pick a postmaster in a party split. James Drury edges Jacob McIlvaine after a countywide ballot, with 210 to 197 votes. the postmaster earns 1700 dollars annually and the job draws broad business interest in the manufacturing town.
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Bristol
Delaware
Cleveland
Andrew Jackson
George Ross
Doylestown
Dr. Evans
Grover Cleveland
Ross
Andrew Jackson Hibbs
Hibbs
James Drury
Democratic Party
Neil J. Mellvaine
Jacob McBrien
Bartley Croughan
Thomas Patton
Drury
The
Observer
Erin’s Green Isle
Mellvaine
James G. Blaine
Mr. Drury
McIlvaine
William B. Baker
Blaine
Kinsey
Buchanan
Seminary Society Hall Burned In Permington Fire
Special Dispatch to Tur Tines reports the Methodist Seminary at Permington New Jersey escaped destruction when the Callilogian Society hall caught fire during dinner. A bucket brigade saved the adjacent chapel and other buildings. Loss about 1000 dollars, insured in a Trenton company. The society was founded four years ago yesterday.
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Tur Tines
Permington
N. J
Methodist
Callilogian Society
Trenton
Washington Birthday Dinner of Cincinnati Chapter at Bellevue Hotel
The Society of the Cincinnati in Pennsylvania held a Washington’s Birthday dinner at the Bellevue Hotel. Descendants of Revolutionary soldiers attended and recalled their ancestors while toasts were drunk in silence. George W. Biddle presided, guiding anecdotes and decorum. Colonel Richard Dale chaired the arrangements.
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Society of the Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Washington
Bellevue Hotel
George W. Biddle
Richard Dale
Commodore Dale
Oregon's Great Wheat Crop Outlook Across Regions
The Oregonian reports from Oregon and Washington east of the Cascades indicate snow protected wheat well. Estimates show winter wheat yields 10 percent higher than last year with export surplus between 100 and 175 thousand tons, plus about 200 thousand tons from the Willamette Valley.
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Portman
Oregon
The
Oregonian
Washington Territory
Cascade Mountains
Willamette Valley
Robbery at Carpenter House Leads to Suspect Arrest
On Christmas night the residence of Joseph Carpenter six miles below was entered and robbed of money and clothing while the family attended church. His horse and sleigh aided the escape, later found abandoned. Sanaien Simona investigated and arrested William Force alias Charles Lewis, a jailed burglar with prior service.
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Tue Tiaks Kasvon
Joseph Carpenter
Wild German sought police protection in a rambling murder tale
A small man with wild eyes went to police headquarters on Saturday seeking protection from a German detective. Sebastian Scheidt claimed a plot to murder him by a man and a woman, alleging a chain of Irish and New York killings linked to Frederick Rauch and wife Mary. Rauch and wife were arrested after Scheidt’s affidavit, while Scheidt and Catherine were questioned and remanded, amid questions about William Martin’s 1879 murder.
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Houser
Sebastian Scheidt
Martin
Scheidt
Catherine
Rauch
Rauch Treed
James M. Martin
After the Americus Ball Sours Club Reception Finances
The Americus Club ball finances appear worse than the reception. Guests swarmed the caterer with signed blank orders for wine and terrapin. Samuel Josephs signed many blanks, while the treasurer has not balanced accounts and bills await presentation.
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Americus Club
Samuel Josephs
Josephs
Bevo
Broad Street
Mr. Josephs
Cleveland Plans Rough Draft Inaugural Address For Week
President-elect is to receive only prominent visitors this week while drafting his inaugural address. He will depart for Washington Tuesday with Cabinet decisions to be finalized in Albany. Carl Schurz and Senator Lamar visited Albany amid cabinet gossip and Navy Department hints. massachusetts favored for Navy post.
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Schurz
Lamar
Albany
Cleveland
Washington
Lamont
Philadelphia
National Capital
Farnsworth
District of Columbia
South
Bayard
Garland
Jackson
General McClellan
Navy Department
Massachusetts
New York
William C Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Mr. Manning
Carl Schurz
Kenmore Hotel
Willett Street
Ife
Mr. Schurz
Tennessee
Adams
Collins
Morse
Endicott Gaston
Frank James Freed Man in Cooper County Court
Frank James was freed after the two charges for obstructing a railroad and robbery at Otterville were dismissed in Cooper County Circuit Court. The judge granted the motion after key witness issues and missing evidence. James, quiet about his release, waited at his hotel as speculation swirled over Governor Marmaduke’s potential response.
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Boonesville
Frank James
Cooper County
Shackleford
James
Alabama
Missouri
Stapp
Kansas
Otterville
Minnesota
Marmaduke
Five Alarms of Fire Reported in City
Five minor blazes broke out yesterday including a defective fire at 225 South Seventeenth Street the residence of Mr Edwards a second at 519 South Sixteenth Street in Mrs Dorsey home caused by children with matches. Fire engines fought flames at Buchler's barber shop on North Twelfth Street and an oil lamp exploded at Samuel Buchman's 628 South Street residence. A stove overheated on the third floor of St Wax Stocks tobacco store and residence at 706 South Eighth Street around midnight.
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Edwards
South Seventeenth Street
Dorsey
South Sixteenth Street
Buchler
North Twelfth Street
Samuel Buchman
South Street
St. Waxstock
South Eighth Street
Burglary During Fire Strikes Pine Street Homes
During the John A. Kings house fire at 1539 Pine street valuables were stolen from Edwin R. Warrington's residence next door at 1537 Pine street. Diamonds and jeweled breast pins were taken from a bureau on the fourth floor front room, per report.
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John A. King
Pine Street
Edwin R. Warrington
License applications refused in Portsville district court
Special Dispatch to The Tiees, Portsville, Pa., February 23. Fourteen license applications were refused this morning. Twelve were Mahanoy City cases objected to by the Law and Order Society. One was Shenandoah and one North Union, both new stands. Most Mahanoy City cases are old stands kept for many years.
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Tiees
Portsville
Mahanoy City
Law and Order Society
Shenandoah
North Union
Ocean Steamship Arrivals
Shipping news lists arrivals at New York and other ports from London Bristol Liverpool Newport News and New York with vessels including British Princess and Statesman and Leasing with routes via multiple British and Atlantic ports.
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New York
Ludgate Hill
London
Brooklyn City
Bristol
Delaware
Liverpool
Hamburg
Rugia
Falmouth
Surry
Ipswich
Burswell
Baltimore
Kinsale
Moran held on blackmail charges in Parr case
John Moran was arrested and brought before Magistrate Smith after being charged with blackmailing tailor Jonathan Parr of 468 North Eighth Street. Moran awaits trial on the same charge as Ex-Constable Wharton, with bail set at 1500 dollars in default.
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John Moran
Jonathan Parr
North Eighth Street
Wharton
Paren
Yomenter
Smith
Bai
Three Rail Workers Killed by Train on Nickel Plate Route
Special dispatch reports in Om Orry Pennsylvania that while avoiding a train on the Nickel Plate Road three railroad section men were struck by an oncoming Buffalo New York and Philadelphia track train. One man fatally injured and two others instantly killed.
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Tax Times
Om Orry
Buffalo, New York
Philadelphia
Lord Garmoyle Visits Philadelphia Repeats City Stay
Lord Garmoyle was seen in the city yesterday receiving attention at clubs and at the Bellevue Hotel where he stays. He appears a good looking young man who speaks sensibly and says he prefers Philadelphia to New York and is in no hurry to return to London.
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Lord Garmoyle
City
Bellevue Hotel
Philadelphia
New York
London
Fatal Rock Fall Claims Henry Smith at Shoo Fly Colliery
This morning Henry Smith of Mill Creek was crushed to death by a rock fall while working in a breast at Shoo Fly colliery. He was widely known in two coal regions. He leaves a wife and four children.
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Tax Times
Porrsyi
Henry Smith
Mill Creek
Shoo Fly
Political Crisis in Greece Deepens as Chamber Dissolved
Athens February 23 M Tricoupis the late Premier summoned by the King after Delasannis resignation failed to win a confidence vote. A royal decree dissolved the Chamber, signaling a new political crisis for Greece.
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Athens
M.tricoupis
M. Delasannis
Prince of Wales Plans Ireland Tour and Levee Events
The Prince and Princess of Wales are slated for a tour of Ireland next month with officials arranging levees and official receptions in Dublin and Galway. Details outline a sequence of state visits and social events in the Emerald Isle during the trip.
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Prince of Wales
Ireland
London
Prince and Princess of
Wilkes
Wil
Gemvita
Speculation Louisiana Lamar as Postmaster General in Albany
Report says Senator Lamar did not appear in the Senate chamber and a telegram from Albany suggested he stopped at the hotel. Observers expect Lamar to become Postmaster General, though doubts exist about fitting the role with his interest in details. Meanwhile Jackson's bid for Attorney General gains buzz at Albany.
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Washington
Senator Lamar
Senate
Albany
Sawanend
Star
Senator Jackson
Garland
Camden Democrats Select Freeholders and Officials in Primaries
Camden Democrats held primaries across wards for Freeholders Council and Board of Education. Winners include Robert P. Stewart William Page Edward Mills James Hope Thomas Magee Cones ote eation William Peterson A. S. Naan J. L. Johnson David Campbell James Godfrey H. R. Barrett and others. Delegates to Assessors convention were chosen unpledged.
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Camden
Board of Freeholders
City
Council
Board of Education
Robert P. Stewart
W. Dressler
W. H. Thompson
John C. Rogers
Charles Walsh
William Page
Edward Mills
William Meyers
James Hope
ML Schellenger
Finan, Jr
Thomas John A. Magee
A. Wilson
Cones Ote Eation
William Peterson
Holder
James Pitzgerald
Naan
J. L. Johnson
David Campbell
Seventh Ward
Richard Hyde
Edward Matlack
James Godfrey
William Patton
H.R. Barrett
Kensington mill-owners seek protection as weavers strike
Several mill owners applied to Mayor Smith for protection for their workers. Captain Emery was detailed and three hundred policemen were stationed near the rails district, ready for instant use. Despite crowded streets, no disturbance occurred and police were not deployed.
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Kensington
Smith
Emery
Rails
Despondent Weaver Dies by Own Action in Domestic Tragedy
John Gentner fifty a resident of 1448 Brinton street shot himself yesterday afternoon ending a six month unemployment spell and despondent spell. He was a weaver by trade and had chased his wife and family with a butcher knife on Saturday night after a year of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gentner
Brinton Street
Ireland Court Declines New Trial for Editor O'Brien
The Court of Queen's Bench of Ireland refused the appeal for a new trial by William O'Brien editor of United Ireland. It upheld the libel verdict won by Crown Solicitor Bolton and maintained the original ruling against him.
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O' Brien
Court of Queen's Bench of Ireland
William O'Brien
United Ireland
Bolton
O'Brien
Foreign Consuls Urged Immediate Departure From Woo Sung River
Dispatch from Shanghai reports Chinese authorities will block the Woo Sung river without a 24 hour warning and advise all foreign steamers to depart immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai
Woo Sung
Weather Outlook For The Middle Atlantic States Tonight
Indications show fair weather in the Middle Atlantic region, followed by snow or rain during the night. Winds shift to north and east with a slight rise in temperature and a lower barometer. Around New York and Philadelphia fair conditions give way to light snow at night and a small temperature change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Atlantic States
New York
Philadelphia
Ball highlights and local incidents in city briefing
The pocket-book makers held their annual ball in Industrial Hall. Mary Fye of 1034 Eyre street was severely burned by a coal oil lamp explosion and taken to Episcopal Hospital. The Orangemen’s ball at Horticultural Hall drew strong attendance and lively dancing. At Clark's Club Theatre Denny Kellaher stopped John Loughlin in a four round fight. McCarrigan, McGrory and Lewsey were held for trial after a burglary arrest. Charles M Carpenter, the missing ex Alder man, was seen in Baltimore. Weaver & Co deny any current interest in his business. Official election counts showed no differences from prior totals.
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Eyre Street
Episcopal Hospital
Orangemen
Horticultural Hall
Clark's Club
Denny Kellaher
John Loughlin
Brook N. Y
Ferl
Arnold
Charles Abels
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