Riots and Loom-Fixers Clash in Kensington Mill District
Crowds gathered along York Street, Hope Street, and Kensington Avenue as loom-fixers Walter Cameron and Morgan Stevens returned to Leedom's mill. Police formed lines and used clubs to disperse rioters protecting Cameron, who was later seized at the mill and housed as officers kept order. Six men were arrested. Mayors proclamation urged citizens to avoid street gatherings to restore calm.
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Thomas L. Leedom
Kensington
Séaby
York Street
Howard
Front
Hope Street
York
Cumberland
Kensington Avenue
Walter Cameron
Morgan Stevens
Leedom’s Mill
Cameron
Stevens
Quirk
Emery
Brown
Leedem’s Mill
Ferguson
Eighteenth
Susquehanna Avenue
Front Street
Otis Street
Fox
George Mather
Thomas McGarvie
Hast Kuntingdon Street
Berryman
Robert Watson
Cumberland Street
Klein
D. Rayburn
McLaughlin
Seth Bakes
West York Street
Turkington
Fred
Schaefer
Christian Diehl
Otis Streets
Morgan- Stevens
Robert Huston
Dauphin Street
Trenton Avenue
Eighteenth District
Joseph Taylor
Howard Street
Montgomery Avenue
Gilhooly
Lowell
Thompsonville
New England
Dornan Brothers
Judge Brothers
Judge
Thomas Leedom
Eagle Hotel
Sixth Street
Girard Avenue
Robert Maxted
Tam
Connecticut
Smith
Philadelphia
Frank McKendry
David McLeesh
Firth Street
Ulysses Graham
Frank Geiseman
East Somerset Street
Central Station
Thomas L. Leedom & Co
York Streets
McLeesh
Rigt
McKendry
Graham
Eee Saaieihir
Death breaks the tie in Illinois capital house
Springfield reports the sudden death of Representative Robert Logan in the state House stair area due to heart disease. He collapsed while ascending a stair with the elevator out, prompting solemn sessions as lawmakers arranged funeral attendance and future resolutions. A longtime Democratic senator pledged to Morrison and indicated potential shifts in the senatorial deadlock. An election to fill Logan’s seat was ordered for March 21 in White County.
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Springfield
Robert Logan
Logan
House
Senate
Morrison
Representative Logan
United States
Tnesay
W. A. Dorman
CuicaGo
The
Times
M. W. Fuller
W. C. Goudy
S. Corning Judd
Oglesby
Whitepe Oe
Widow Seeks Marriage Prevented By Ill Elderly Host
O D Jones an elderly widower of wealth formerly owned the American House in Carbondale fell ill with typhoid pneumonia. Mrs Myra Bagley a pretty widow who boarded there visited him often and a planned marriage was alleged. Landlord Longsdorf blocked a Baptist minister and Jones's brother arrived to stop any wedding until recovery. Jones, about 70, remains ill.
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Carbondale
O. D. Jones
Myra Bagley
Jones
Hartford
Conn
Naval Appropriation Bill Increases Navy Funding in Senate
The naval appropriation bill reported to the Senate calls for 17,689,337 dollars, a net rise of 2,564,500 from the House figure and 2,708,865 above last year. It strikes out 1,780,000 for completing steel cruisers and allocates 1,895,000 for construction of two cruisers, a gun-boat, and a light gun-boat with specified tonnage and cost limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Committee On Appropriations
Double Tragedy in St. Louis Ends in Murder Suicide
Special Dispatch reports from St. Louis on February 26. At dusk Tom Bostwick killed Mary Gue in the North Ninth Street residence of Madame North, then shot himself ten times and blew out his brains. Mary Gue, reputed wife of Henry Gue who repudiates the marriage, had been linked romantically to Bostwick for years. A letter found in Bostwick’s pocket blamed the woman for his troubles. Mamie Gue, about twenty six, is described as girlish. Bostwick, thirty five, was a respected bachelor known citywide.
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St. Louis
Tom” Bostwick
Mary Gue
Madame North
North Ninth Street
Henry Gue
Bostwick
Mamie Gue
Execution Against Rafferty & Co Coal Firm
An execution issued today against B. F. Rafferty & Co for two claims totaling 44,345. The sale of assets is advertised for March 4, with mines located on the Baltimore and Ohio Road. Several hundred miners lose employment as creditors seek foreclosure amid dissolution prospects.
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Tax Times
Prrisnure
B. F. Rafferty & Co
John McKenna
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Big Store Burns in Trwix Pa Fire Destroys Buildings
Early morning fire in Trwix Pa gutted the general store of B B Copeland & Son and adjoining businesses Copeland Blair Mrs Vials confectionery and Dinasmore clothing shop. Upper floors housed Adams phonograph gallery and residence. Adjacent stores and streets suffered heavy damage. Estimated loss about 15000 partly insured. Fire blamed on defective heating apparatus.
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Trwix
B. B. Copeland & Son
Copeland & Blair
Packer bill moved by judiciary committee amid bank regulation push
The House committee reported the Packer bill to regulate state and private banks. Auditor General Niles attended but spoke of no points. Redding and Spensler plan to oppose in the House. The corporations committee backed Brooks' bill allowing real estate holders to insure against defective titles and manage trust funds. The appropriations committee will request $20,000 for Woman's Maternity Hospital, $5,000 for Lying-in Charity, and $10,000 for Home for Friendless Children in Philadelphia.
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Legislative Committee
Trates
Hawaissune
Judiciary General
House Committee
Packer
Niles
Redding
Spensler
Corporations Committee
Brooks
Committee On Appropriations
Philadelphia
Gould elected to Stock Exchange and promptly shaken up
Special Dispatch reports George J. Gould elected a member of the Stock Exchange. He signed the roll and entered the floor amid brokers excitement. They moved him through Missouri Pacific stocks before banishing him to Western Union and Union Pacific, where he fled the scene, escaping the initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Times
New York
George J. Gould
The
Stock Exchange Today
Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Western Union
Union Pacific
Minerva Car Ready to Convey Cleveland to Washington
The private car Minerva built for President Harry Packer and now used by the Packer family is being put in extra order for Tuesday to transport President elect Cleveland from Jersey City to Washington. Described as the handsomest and most costly on the Lehigh Valley Road, it is regarded by railroad men as one of the finest in the country, a complete palace on wheels.
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Cleveland
Times
Easton
Minerva
Harry Packer
Lehigh Valley Road
Packer
Washington
Jersey City
Valley Road
River and harbor bill dead in Washington defeat
The river and harbor bill is dead after jobbery left a malodorous bill. Minority obstruction proved too powerful, and the measure is abandoned as a dead duck with original supporters and jobbers alike disinclined to vote for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Washington
Jobbery
McGarrahan Case Returns in Interior Department
Washington February 26 The famed McGarrahan land case resurfaced in the Interior Department on an appeal by Mr Metenenes challenging a Land Office decision. The dispute centers on the reception of certain parcels and related holdings amid continuing contention over land rights and claims.
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Washington
McGarrahan
Interior Department
Metenenes
Land Office
Silver Men Win Key House Vote On Silver Coinage Power
In Washington, February 26, silver coinage advocates scored a decisive 105 to 89 House victory on Randall's direct vote plan to block suspending silver coinage. The gainst got a later push to strike silver provisions, signaling strong opposition to President Cleveland's stance and fueling cross party tensions between East and the West and South.
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Cleveland
Washington
Committee On Appropriations
Randall
Carlisle
Albany
Messrs. Randall and Carlisle
Congress
Eleven Years in a Cellar Story of Privation Told
William Jackson Moore of Tridelphia Washington county arrived in Pittsburg seeking legal aid over alleged property fraud by relatives. He alleges eleven years of captivity in a cellar with rope restraints and gagging when visitors came, plus a forced will favoring his stepdaughter before his imprisonment. He escaped recently by breaking down the door using a loosened stone.
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Washington County
Pitrspurg
William Jackson Moore
Tridelphia
Moore
Pittsburg
Michigan
In Albany Gossip and Guardian Board Row News
Albany reports no change in cabinet positions with McClellan or McDonald likely to be Navy head, Endicott or Whitney in play for key posts, and Bayard, Garland, Vilas named for their departments. Meanwhile a Fire Board meeting paints a tense scene over hospital plans, appointments, and reforms.
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Albany
Navy Department
McClellan
McDonald
Indiana
Manning
Treasury
New England
Judge Endicott
Massachusetts
William C. Whitney
Whitney
Endicott
War Department
Bayard
State Department
Garland
Vilas
Grace
Cleveland
Manton Marble
The Work of an Incendiary in Werrspur G West Virginia
A fire at 3 am in a frame tenement owned by William Tucker and used as a millinery shop and home destroyed adjoining brick structures and nearby businesses. Damages total about $25,000. Authorities suspect arson, noting closed valves in the origin house and renewed gas fears after a recent explosion.
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Werrspurg
W. Va
William Tucker
Loas
Drawed Bout Between Boyle and Clark At Clark's Club
In a light-weight showdown at Clark's Club Theatre last night Boyle and Clark fought to a draw with the referee unable to declare a winner. They will renew the contest tonight to settle the result. Arthur Chambers claims the championship belt for George Fryer after John L. Sullivan's retirement and is willing to pit Fryer against Ryan Mitchell Burke McCaffrey or Kilrain. The belt passed to Fryer yesterday from New ark after no challenger claimed it. The Chief of Police warned he would intervene only if the Greenfield Fryer match at Industrial Art Hall turned brutal, both fighters in training. Betting was even at Chambers' Champion's Rest last night.
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Boyle
Clark
Clark’s Club Theatre
John L. Sullivan
Arthur Chambers
George Fryer
Chambers
Fryer
Ryan
Mitchell
Burke
McCaffrey
Kilrain
Newark
Greenfield
Industrial Art Hall
Riot Among Coal Miners Explodes at Kanawha Works
Special Dispatch reports a four hundred strong strike at Union and Kanawha Coal Works near Tue Tx. Miners protested wage cuts by opposing newly hired Virginia black workers paid at pre cut rates. A bloodied clash with picks and stones left several injured as operators post guards fearing arson.
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Tue Tx
Coan Vatthy
Union and
Kanawha Coal Works
Virginia
Camden and Atlantic Railroad Stockholders Meet
The annual stockholders meeting at Cooper's Point Camden elected directors including William L. Elkins James B. Dayton and Frank Thomson. Officers named William L. Elkins president W J Sewell vice president William Taylor treasurer and D M Zimmerman secretary. The year earnings were 556091 71 operating expenses 471056 27 and net income 12041 71.
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Camden and Atlantic
Camden and Atlantic Railroad Company
Cooper's Point
Camden
William L. Elkins
James B. Dayton
Frank Thomson
Richard D. Barclay
Thomas H. Dudley
Joseph N. du Barry
William ©. Houston
KE. Read
Henry D. Welsh
William Bettle
John B. Hay
Enoch Doughty
Crawford Miller
William L
Engineer Crozier Falls From Steamer Hero
A. P. Crozier, an engineer from Chester Pennsylvania, jumped from the rail of the steamer San Domingo at Porto Plata after the Hero's boilers were condemned. He did not swim and sank before a life-boat reached him. Associates suspect sudden insanity. His luggage was sealed and sent to the company’s office for his relatives.
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New York
A. P. Crozier
Chester
Hero
Porto Plata
San Domingo
Crozier
Crocier
The Spanish Treaty Extension Negotiations in Washington
Negotiations between the United States and Spain seek to extend to May 18, 1886 the time for ratification and enactment of the reciprocity treaty. The six month limit from November 18, 1884 is being extended. Ministers Foster and Valeria conduct the talks, which are reported practically concluded.
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Washington
United States
Spain
United States Senate
Foster and
Valeria
Assets Estimated at 350000 in Keen & Hagerty Assignment
Barrimore February 26. Information shows Keen and Hagerty likely have assets around 350000 with liabilities over 500000. Assignment for creditors made. no creditors meeting has been called yet.
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Barrimore
Keen & Hagerty
Grand jury ignores libel charge against editor in Hagerstown
Special Dispatch to Tac Ties from Champenssura reports that the grand jury today ignored the charge of criminal libel against Will A. Duncan editor of the Daily Herald. The accusation stemmed from a piece linked to James Pickett, owner of a notorious saloon in Hagerstown Maryland.
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Tac
Champenssura
Grand Jury
Will A. Duncan
Dail Herald
James Pickett
Hagerstown
Telegraphic Taps and Tragic Fires Stir National Pulse
Reports sketch a volatile day with the Kansas peach crop ruined by cold, Senator Cameron in transit, Washington fire at the National Theatre, and a new France Burmah treaty text released. Rail exec Tanzulen resigns as Ohio GOP plans inauguration travel, Montana jail break alarms, and Massachusetts biennial session motion clears.
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Don Cameron
Charleston
D. C
Washington
National Theatre
France
Burmah
A. E. Tanzulen
Atcheson, Topeka and Santa Fe
Ohio
Cleveland
Helena
Montana
Minnesota Senate
House
Senate of
Lowell
Mass
The Battalion and the Kickers Open New Democratic HQ
The Battalion opened its new Young Democratic Battalion headquarters on Broad and Chestnut. They fitted the third floor and will seek a charter via a bill of exceptions filed by counsel Col onel RK. P. Dechert. George McGowan represents the Kickers who oppose. President Huggard said the Battalion seeks a charter while the Kickers lack a major claim under their title.
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Young Democratic Battalion
Broad and
Chestnut
Ttle
Man Injured At Camden Iron Works When Iron Fell
John R. Sheldon of 432 Broadway Camden suffered a serious arm injury yesterday when a heavy iron piece fell at Camden Iron Works. He walked to Dr. Benjamin’s nearby home for treatment and is reported doing well.
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John R. Sheldon
Broadway
Camden
Camden Iron Works
Benjamin
Tea Company Gone To Rent Display Ad In Window
The storefront at 712 Chestnut Street formerly occupied by Merchants Tea Co advertised a sale or giveaway today. Fragments show references to jewelry and packages but the readable details are incomplete.
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Chestnut Street
Tea Co
Dia
Mate Lato
Laborer Sabalino Cialletta Shot Dead in New Castle
In New Castle Pennsylvania at one this morning Sabalino Cialletta an Italian filler at Rosena Furnace was killed by buckshot. He had become unpopular among fellow Italians and authorities suspect a secret society may have ordered the killing. No clue to the murderer and a nearby worker Patrick Maria narrowly escaped sighting the assailant.
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New Castle
Sabalino Cialletta
Garbarino
Cer I Garbarino
Cialletta
Rosena
Patrick Maria
Victor Estephe Dead Billiard Champion of Pennsylvania
Victor Estephe a long time state billiard champion died of pneumonia at Oceanic New Jersey aged 64 He leaves two sons and a daughter He played famous early matches with champions like Michael Phelan Dudley Kavanagh John Deery and John Levester He ran billiard rooms in Philadelphia then turned to table manufacture before opening a hotel in Oceanic The National Billiard Association will attend his funeral with pallbearers named Chris Bird T W Wagner P Levy Isaac Taylor Edward McLaughlin and William L Rockhill
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Victor Estephe
Oceanic
N. J
Estephe
Michael Phelan
Dudley Kavanagh
John Deery
John Levester
Nelms
Ryall
Plonkett
Palmer
Tinghes
John Montgomery
Eighth and
Chestnut
Broad and Chestnut Streets
Tenth Street
Sansom Street
National Billiard Association
Chris Bird
T. W. Wagner
P. Levy
Isaac Taylor
Edward McLaughlin
William L. Rockhill
Clean theft probe at Gloucester City Savings Bank
Depositors meeting at Gloucester City Hall formed a committee to hire counsel after Judge Reed’s death. They report about 6,000 illegally taken from the bank and say 10,000 or more must be recovered, with delay blamed on promises and trickery. Ex-Judge David Vancoast chosen as counsel.
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Gloucester City Savings Bank
City Hall
Gloucester
Reed
C. C. Marple
David ‘Ancoast
Fortification Bill Seeks 1.05 Million for Defense Works
The fortifications bill before the House proposes a total appropriation of 1 055 000 dollars. Of this sum 300 000 dollars funds a presidentially appointed defense board from multiple corps to inspect ports for needed fortifications and determine suitable defenses including armament torpedoes and mines. A substitute from Mr Ellis would spend 4 935 000 dollars.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Engineer Corps
Ordnance Corps
Artillery Corps
Army
Line of
Navy
Secretary of War
Ellis
No Thanks for Colonel Casey Washington Monument Bill
In Wasutincoton February 26 the House passed a resolution to thank Colonel Thomas Lincoln Casey and his team for completing the Washington monument. A motion to reconsider by Mr Thomas of Illinois argued the resolution would extend Casey’s active-list period by ten years and create invidious distinctions. The motion was agreed to and the resolution laid on the table.
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Wasutincoton
Congress
Thomas Lincoln Casey
Corps of Engineers
Washington Monument
Thomas
Illinois
Casey
Passenger Cars Dump the Track at West Jersey Railroad
A passenger train leaving Bridge ton on the West Jersey Railroad ran past Union Station near Glassboro when three rear cars derailed and bumped along the sleepers. Passengers panicked and leaped to safety with no serious injuries reported. The engine stopped promptly and service resumed as the next train carried them to Camden.
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Bridgeton
West Jersey
Union Station
Glassboro
Camden
Fatal logging accident near Cambringe Ohio
Special Dispatch to The Times reports a singular fatal accident near Cambringe Ohio as William Galbreath and James Arnold felled trees. Arnold’s tree fell unexpectedly, a branch struck Galbreath, and the fallen trunk split from the stump, crushing his head.
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the Times
Cambringe
Ohio
Wiliam Galbreath
James Arnold
Arnold
Galbreath
Wheat Takes a Sharp Downward Turn
Wheat on the Chicago wheat pit plunged as May wheat dropped from 81 to 80 1/4 cents amid panic and heavy short covering. The drop followed the French Assembly's decision to impose a heavy import duty on American grain, triggering widespread selling and market turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuicano
French Assembly
Senate passes appropriation bill after clerk increase amendments fail
In Washington the Senate today sent a Pacific Railroad funding bill to print while approving the legislative appropriation bill. All yesterday’s amendments to raise annual Senate clerk numbers were rejected as the committee amendment to strike out certain provisions was adopted by a roll call of yeas to nays.
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Senate
Washington
Hoar
Canal-boat captain John 8. Rubright shoots in New York
John 8 Rubright the canal boat captain who shot and killed Patrick Dugan a nineteen year old boy in New York on Wednesday lives at 1916 Venango street Philadelphia He worked on the Reading canal for years and for Dixon Ward They praise his character his mother in Philadelphia mourning in grief.
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John 8
Rubright
New York
Patrick Dugan
Venango Street
Reading Canal
Dixon & Ward
Philadelphia
Field files libel suits against London Truth figures
On February 10 Cyrus W Field sued editor Henry La bouchere and publisher for libel. A writ for libel was served on A Oakey Hall, London agent of the New York Herald, and another against James Gordon Bennett, proprietor of the same journal. Field received a cablegram confirming the actions.
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New Yor
Cyrus W. Field
Henry Labouchere
London Truth
Field
A. Oakey Hall
London
New York Herald
James Gordon Bennett
Box Found at Reno Yields Egyptian Relics
A recently discovered box unearthed during foundation digging for a refinery in Reno contained relics and manuscripts in an unknown language. The box, lost by William L. Lay of this city, was found to hold Egyptian images and various manuscripts gathered primarily in Egypt.
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Crry
Reno
William L. Lay
Egypt
Disappearance of William Abbott in Salem and Moorestown
William Abbott, son of wealthy Quaker families in Salem and Moorestown New Jersey, vanished from his father’s home Monday and was found aboard an American Line steamship bound for Europe on the eve of its departure. He carried $40 when located.
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William Abbott
Society of Friends
Salem
Moorestown
N. J
American Line
Europe
Riot Disorder in Manhattan as Weavers Rally
Late last evening a crowd of striking weavers and others gathered in lower Manhattan. Lieutenant Allison of the Thirteenth police district and a squad dispersed them after considerable difficulty and some use of force. Three men were arrested.
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Manayunk
Allison
Tragic Fire Claims Eight Year Old in Quaker City
Special Dispatch to Iuk Times reports in Quaker City Ohio on February 26 that in Mrs Palmer’s absence a baby caught fire. An eight year old girl attempted to extinguish the flames and died from her burns. The infant’s condition was not updated in this item.
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Iuk Times
Quaker Ciry
Ohio
TORIES FIGHT MOVE FOR Censure ON EGYPT POLICY
The Marquis of Salisbury moved a vote of censure in the Lords over the Egyptian policy amid loud applause. He condemned the government's indecisive approach from Arabi to Khartoum, urging a clear, forceful policy to preserve England's prestige and safe guard Egypt and the empire. In the Commons, Mr. Henry Chaplin pressed for a decisive end to the campaign with similar warnings of national reckoning.
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House of Lords
Lord Salisbury
Egypt
Arabi
Soudan
Gordon
House of Commons
Henry Chaplan
Lincolnshire
Stafford Northcote
Richard Assheton Cross
William Vernon Harcourt
Khartoum
Ireland's Stolen Birthright Denied Spark in Ireland
An United Ireland piece claims 100000 National League members may gather at Kingston Pier on the Prince of Wales visit day to hear Irish MPs speak or, failing that, a Phoenix Park rally demanding the restoration of Ireland's stolen prerogative. The Irish Times notes threat letters have been sent to Marlborough House and the Home Office warning of danger during the royal visit.
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United Ireland
National League
Kingston Pier
Phoenix Park
Ireland
Irish Times
Marlborough House
Home Office
Prince of Wales
Explosion at Royal School of Gunnery fatally injures officials
A major blast at the Royal School of Gunnery in Shoeburyness during tests on a new patent fuse killed three men and fatally wounded several others. Among the wounded were prominent Woolwich government laboratory officials. The scene was described as a sickening, graphic display with horrific injuries.
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London
Royal School of Gunnery
Shoeburyness
Government
Woolwich
Heavy Fighting in China Reports Wounded on Langson Road
Heavy fighting along the Langson road has produced many wounded returning to base. Wires report the operation largely suppressed while German officers press Chinese troops. Admiral Courbet, commanding the French in Chinese waters, enforces the French rice contraband of war decree from this date.
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China
Har Prone
Langson Road
Courbet
A Shooting Journalist Arrested in Paris
Paris February 26. Mr Knubley, an English journalist accused of forging reports about a dynamite convention held here on the 23d, has been arrested for allegedly attempting to shoot La France editor who denied his charges.
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Paris
Mr. Knubley
la France
Lydian Monarch Safe After Rumor of Foundering
The Lydian Monarch, sailing from Kingston with troops for Suakim, is reported safe. A Dublin rumor claimed the steamer foundered in St George's Channel near Ashant on Sunday, but authorities confirm she remains afloat.
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London
Kingston
Suakim
Dublin
St George's Channel
Ashant
Billiard Tournament Scores Reported at Union League
Scores from the billiard tournament held at the Union League were recorded with several players posting notable tallies. Participants from PrimBnne show strong performance as rounds advanced, signaling close competition in the event.
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Union League
Yea- PrimBnne S
Shipping Routes Mentioned in Seafaring Log
Entries list multiple transatlantic and coastal passages with origin ports including Havre Santo Domingo Valencia New York Philadelphia and Boston. Several legs show connections like Queenstown City Chester to New York and Liverpool to Boston, detailing crossings and passings such as Lizard Noordland and Brow Head Iberian.
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New York
St. Germain
Havre
Santo Domingo
Valencia
Queenstown
Weather forecast hints warmer, fair spell across Atlantic States
Indications for To Day show the Middle Atlantic States growing warmer with clearing skies and fair weather as winds shift south and west. Nearby New York and Philadelphia areas report localized snows followed by warmer, fair conditions. Signal Office records yesterday show a high of 32.7 and a low of 19.9 with a mean of 27.9.
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Middle Atlantic States
New York
Philadelphia
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