Liberal Defeat Shifts Ireland Policy and Leadership Prospects
An Irish balance of power favors Home Rule, as Conservatives brace to govern with radical concessions. Gladstone contemplates alliance with Tories to block Parnellites, while leadership debates surface over Hartington or Goschen and the party grapples with Scotland and Cork results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longponx
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Salisbury
Salisbury
Ireland
League
Parnell
Gladstone
Liberal Party
Parnellites
The Fall of Meteors to the Old World
Reports of meteor showers pour in from Teheran and Naples with brilliant displays connected to Blela's comet. Observers across the northwestern sky note large showers attracting attention as the Athenians and Londoners record bright meteor activity in early evening skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Teheran
Persia
Naples
Blela
All Quiet in Spain Delicate Political Moves Reported
London reports Queen Christina seeking moderating policy via Sagasta as new Cabinet formed in Spain. Cavalry, war and interior ministers pledge tactful action, with state of siege declared in Old Castile and several provinces. Carlist threats, papal influence and Mercedes regency loom as insurers note the king’s life valued at 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Christina
Premiser Sagasta
Senor Sagasta
General Joyellar
Senor Camacho
Senor Rios
Senor Gamazo
Senor Beranger
Senor Gonzales
Interior
Senor Alonzo Martinez
Senor Moret
Mercedes
Martinez Campos
Madrid
War
Castile
Burgos
Valladolid
Valencia
Avila
Segovia
Soria
Segrons
Santander
la Discussion
Alfonso
Republic
Don Carlos
Spain
Times
Marseilles
Vatican
Armistice Ends Battle as Austria Intervenes in Balkan War
Reports from Loxpon indicate a fierce fight at Pirot where Bulgarians drove Servians from the town and advanced beyond it. Viddin garrison repelled a Bulgarian sortie amid heavy bayonet combat and slaughter. Belgrade confirms a 3:30 PM armistice brokered by Austro-Hungarian envoy Count Von Khevenhuller-Metsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Prince Alexander
Pirot
Alexander
Viddin
Belgrade
Servia
Bulgaria
von Khevenhuller-Metsch
Sofia
Vienna
Nissa
Roumelia
Salonica
Greece
Uskup
Novi-Bazar
Soudan Reconquest Plans Rise With British Resolve
London reports rising Conservative strength boosts Egypt policy. Preparations in Alexandria and Cairo target a new Dongola expedition to halt Mahdi successors. War Office aims 6500 troops split English Egyptian with Nile flotilla of 1700 British 1200 native. Suakim 3000 British Indian troops kept as sign of reconquest intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Egypt
Alexandria
Cairo
London War Office
Dongola
Nubian
War Office
Suakim
Sallebury
Soudan
Jesuits Barred from German Colonies by Policy
In the Reichstag, Prince Bismarck stated that what is forbidden in Germany cannot be allowed in colonies. He noted Jesuits, who had severed national ties, would not be admitted to colonies, while Catholic missions generally were not excluded. A debate followed with Dr Windthorst defending the Jesuits, but Bismarck affirmed only Jesuits faced exclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berurg
Reischstag
Prince Bismarck
Germany
France
Windthorst
Bismarck
Stock speculation surges as London settlement dwarfs prior records
In London on November 28 an enormous rise in stock Exchange activity was recorded with the monthly settlement completed, the largest in history. American securities dealers kept clerks overnight to meet today’s settlement as the Clearing House strained under the volume and paid extra for help. Public interest in stock speculation grows while Boards of Trade report higher business and shipping prospects brighten with rising freight rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Boards of Trade
Rafaello Wins Manchester November Handicap
On the third day of the Manchester November meeting Rafaello a four year old chestnut colt owned by Chevalier Ginistrelli won the Manchester November handicap. Postscript ridden by T Cannon finished second and Xema came third from thirteen starters with Rafaello priced 50 to 1 and Xema 7 to 1 in the betting. Kreene was the 7 to 1 favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafaello
Loxpon
Manchester
Chevalier Ginistrelli
Mr. T. Cannon
Postscript
Xema
Kreene
Tragedy Near Gameston as House Collapses Killing Three
A vacant tes house four miles north of Slingtown caught fire after the men built a fire inside and slept. The structure fell, killing William Lindell of Carbon Indiana W Ford of Auburn New York and an unidentified man. Injured Chester Shuts John Ryan and Frank Egerst expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gameston
Texas
Slingtown
William Lindell
Carbon
Ind
Obituary of John B. Fegan noted at Gold Hill Nevada
John B. Fegan of this city died at Gold Hill Nevada on the 20th instant. He once led in the Old Volunteer Fire Department as an active member of Philadelphia Engine Company No 18. A California pioneer, he served as assayer at the California Mint appointed by Director Major Jacob R Snyder. He later worked with Flood O'Brien and Mackey at Virginia City and Gold Hill. He will be buried Thursday at St John's R C Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Fegan
Gold Hill
Nevada
Fegan
Philadelphia Engine Company
California
California Mint
Jacob R. Snyder
Flood, O'Brien and Mackey
Virginia City
St. John's R. C. Church
Man Dies After Eating Paris Green Sprinkled Cabbage
Mount Hope, November 28. William Colkint and companions hunted on Thanksgiving. He ate a cabbage from a nearby patch and later suffered severe pains. He died next morning. Post mortem shows death from Paris green used to kill cabbage bugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Ho Ty
William Colkint
Paris Green
Creamery Destroyed By Fire in Goshen Township
A large creamery owned by Joseph Townsend in Fulton township Goshen was destroyed by fire early morning with several outbuildings. Loss about 4000 with insurance covering it. The blaze is attributed to incendiary means and a buggy track was found nearby. An earlier attempt to set additional fires on the premises failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Lancaster
Joseph Townsend
Goshen
Fulton Township
Water Conduit Plans For Philadelphia Delaware Source
Colonel Ludlow of the Water Department states if funds are provided he would start aqueduct construction to supply Philadelphia from the Delaware. He cites two potential sources, favoring the Upper Delaware over the Upper Lehigh and Upper Perkiomen, and notes surveys are thorough with a full cost estimate possibly ready in the next annual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Water Department
Delaware
Philadelphia
Lehigh
Upper
Perkiomen
Schuylkill
Rudolph Hering
Delawares Gravity Conduits For City Water Supply
The analysis favors a gravity fed Delaware conduit to Point Pleasant or Water Gap, delivering 210 million gallons daily over 81 miles. Cost estimates place the Perkiomen at under 6.5 million and the Delaware route at just over 7 million, with the system poised to meet city needs for generations without impounding streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Delaware
Lehigh
Delaware Valley
Point Pleasant
Trenton
Easton
Pennypack
Neshaminy
Tohickon
Tohicken
Wents Farm
Pre- Cambria
Madame Vignaux Dispute Over Missing Tournament Funds
Three billiard experts and a room-keeper’s purse were reviewed after a late tournament. The Balie-Collender firm refused a $1,000 subscription, prompting a clash with Madame Vignaux and Moses Benzinger. The meeting dissolved without settlement though the firm may still pay the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cn16aco
Maurice
Paris
Madame Vignaux
Moses Benzinger
Benzinger
Benzlnger
Benziager
No Standing in Delaware Court Refuses Circuit Application
The Superior Court of Wilmington Delaware refused the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company mandamus to compel Atlantic Telephone Company to open a telephone office. The court dismissed the case solely on the basis that the applicant is a foreign corporation and lacks standing in a Delaware court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
Atlantic Telephone Company
Superior Court
Geoview Coneteesen Sein
Fist Fight After Thalia Opera House Gala
In St Louis at the Grand Opera House two admirers of prima donna Miss Meffert clashed after a performance of Gasparone. Manager J L Steinhardt and Beuthner fought in the parlor area. witnesses differ on who prevailed. Steinhardt claims Beuthner harassed Miss Meffert with notes, while friends say Steinhardt acts from jealousy. Both men are married. Meffert’s husband is in the Thalia troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meffert
St. Louis
Thalia Opera Company
Grand Opera House
J. L. Steinhardt
Thalia Company
Beuthner
Miss Meffert
Gasparone
Mr. Steinhardt
Berlin
Bouthner
Steinhardt
Thalia Theatre
New York
West Shore Injunction Arguments Before Judge Kennedy
Hearing on the injunction restraining the New York Central from guaranteeing 50 million dollars in West Shore bonds and from leasing the road opened in Syracuse with arguments from Louis Marshall and Robert Sewell. The Central’s side argued against the lease, while Depew and others supported public benefit. decision deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Justice Kennedy
New York Central
West Shore
Louis Marshall
Robert Sewell
New York
Joseph H. Choate
Ashbel Green
Frank Hiscock
Central
P. B. McLennan
Chauncey M. Depew
Central Road
Sewell
Choate
The
Kennedy
Worcester
Marshall
Fencibles' Fair Closes After Large Turnout and Auction Planned
Night crowds exceed five thousand at the State Fencibles fair final event. Major Ryan presided over prize drawings with a blindfolded helper as tickets 6 172 win a chest of silverware valued at 1200 dollars and 615 secures a grand upright piano. Other prizes include a diamond set, a road wagon, an organ, and a full jeweled gold watch. Several top items remain unsold and will be auctioned tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Ticket
Dechert
Lyons
Company D
Chance
Joan A. Sutterly
Company State Fencibles
Bank Sues Over Issued Stock Case Reversed
In Urbana National Bank vs Cincinnati Southern Railway Company the Circuit Court opinion reverses a Superior Court finding of liability. The deceased secretary issued stock in blank, pledging it for loans, acting for himself not as company agent. Proximate negligence alleged not the cause. The ruling affects several related suits with large sums involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crxorynati
Urbana National Bank
Cincinnati Southern Railway Company
Sait
Premature Blast Injures Cambria Iron Worker Near Birmingham
Special report describes Joseph Burley of Cambria Iron Company's stone quarries injured when a delayed blast exploded as he returned with a powder canister. He was blown backward. one eye was blown out and recovery seems doubtful. The accident occurred last evening near Birmingham in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Tres
Hungtinepox
Joseph Burley
Cambria Iron Company
Birmingham
Burley
Murley
Mrs Keely Ill Delays Public Motor Experiment
Mrs Keely wife of the inventor is gravely ill and not expected to live the night. Mr Keely is overwhelmed with grief and the planned public test of the famous motor this afternoon was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Keely
Short Dispatches From The Era Of Political Turbulence
The Duke of Somerset Edward Adolphus St Maur dies born 1804. Ralph Allen Sheen later Larry Murray employed at Forty Foot Colliery Wilkesbarre fell seventy five feet fatally injured. John J Kelly ex Lord & Taylor NY arrested for embezzlement 11111 dollars. Archie B Biglin named Treasury leu tenant and Joseph A Walker private secretary to Assistant Secretary Smith. Thomas Potts receiver of Gallego Mills Manufacturing Co. creditors claim assets zero and liabilities 676400 dollars. John H Auldemorte ex sub treasurer clerk indicted in New Orleans for embezzlement over 25000 dollars. conspiracy true bill against Auldemorte and Erasmus Sheppard. In St Louis cattle and horse growers unite with American association under Consolidated Cattle Growers Association. T De Witt Smith elected president. J S Brisbin re elected first vice president. Sidney Cunningham elected secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Murray
Forty Foot
Wilkesbarre
John J. Kelly
Lord & Taylor
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Archie B. Biglin
Treasury Watch
Joseph A. Walker
Smith
Chancery Court
Richmond
Thomas Potts
A. Y. Stokes
Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company
New Orleans
United States
John H. Auldemorte
ub-Treasury
Auldemorte
Erasmus Sheppard
St. Louis
Cattle and Horse-Growers' Association
Cattle Growers’ Association of America
Consolidated Cattle- Growers’ Association of the
T. de Witt Smith
Chicago
J. 5. Brisbin
Sidney 5. Cunningham
Ognipation
Murder suspect John Carpenter held for further hearing
Mayor Forwood of Chester remands John Carpenter after a brief hearing at the police station. Carpenter will face another hearing Wednesday to determine if he is the man who was at John Sharpless’ house the night of the mayor’s death. The prisoner is later jailed in Media for safety, while Chester investigates witnesses and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Forwood
Chester
John Carpenter
John Sharpless
Carpenter
James 8. Cummins
Media
Forwood
Williamson
Sharpless
Cummins
Hoe
Keenan
Market Street
Oficer Keenan
Baker
Chief Williamson
Isaac Chalfant
Dan Rice
Jim Moore
Jane Pratt
Mintzhouser
John Erksine
South Chester
Erksine
Reentt N. Y
Syracuse
Edmund Jones
Legion of Honor
Sale of American Ship-Building Company Plant
John W. Hoffman says the Ameri can Ship-building Company went into receivership under Commander Goring after stockholders failed to fund further work. Sixteen vessels were built before operations ceased and the yard at Clearfield street Delaware River will auction the assets next Wednesday at 10 AM. Providence sells its baseball franchise to Washington. Boston Grays players Radbourn Datley and Denny sign with Boston. Providence, New Fall River, and Boston form part of a new Eastern League venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Ship-Building Company
John W. Hoffman
Commander Gorringe
New York
Vanderbilts and
Astors
Gorringe
Clearfield Street
Delaware River
Providence Ball Club
Providence
Boston
Radbourn
Datley
Denny
Grays
Washington
Allen
New Fall River
President Widener’s Stand on Six-Cent Fares
City Solicitor Warwick’s opinion on six-cent fares for the Philadelphia Traction and West Philadelphia lines sparks discussion among riders. Widener and counsel push to wait for court ruling, cautioning against hasty five-cent fare changes while defending the company’s charter and long investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Philadelphia Traction Company
West Philadelphia Passenger Railway Company
P. A. B. Widener
The
Traction Company
David W. Sellers
John G. Johnson
Market Street
Philadelphia
Politician George W. Evans clashes with ex-detective Wash Bartholomew in Green's bar
In Green's cigar store at Eighth and Chestnut Streets a tall florid man, George W. Evans, and a short heavy set one eyed ex-detective, Wash Bartholomew, fought after a dispute over twenty five dollars. The pair faced off again later as crowds urged violence. Evans left with peace enforced. Bartholomew's group broke his cane. Both vow revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Eighth and
Chestnut Streets
Chestnut Street
George W. Evans
Wash Bartholomew
Henry
Attempted robbery leaves coal operator wounded in bed
Samuel Brittain, 70, sleeping in his son F B Brittain's office at Primsavre is awakened by a man with a revolver. The intruder fires twice, Brittain receives a head wound and a graze on a shoulder before the assailant flees. Brittain escapes bed, later found unconscious with blood in the room. No motive yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primsavre
Samuel Brittain
F. B. Brittain
East End
Mr. Brittain
Brittain
Fourth Pool Rioters Overawed and Work Stoppage Reported
Sheriffs of Washington and Fayette counties massed forces at the fourth pool with guards at each mine and warned strikers violence would be met. Workmen returned home and promised to resume Monday under protection. In Pine Grove Pool No 2 about 100 strikers with a brass band urged others to quit. Robert McClure reports 75 to 80 raiders named for conspiracy arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrisnone
Washington
Fayette Counties
Pine Grove
Pool No. 2
Robert McClure
Iron Pollo
Italians Leaving for the South from Eastern Pennsylvania
Three hundred Italian laborers passed through to Charleston South Carolina the first foreign workers sent South from Eastern Pennsylvania. Hundreds more plan to follow to Southern States promised wages of 1.25 to 2 dollars daily. Climate reasons drive a likely large exodus of Italians Poles and Hungarians this winter to the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reape
Cha Ieston
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Geiser Case Continues as Hahn Seeks Delay
In Easton on November 28 a large crowd gathered for the habeas corpus hearing in the Geiser case. District Attorney Geiser faces a charge of compounding a felony over a $130 settlement of forgery cases involving A H Hahn. Hahn’s counsel requested a continuance due to illness, and the court granted a delay until Tuesday morning after a physician said Hahn was confined to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geiser
Tur Traves
Easton
George W. Geiser
A. H. Hahn
Hahn
Slaughtering Deer in New Jersey Sparks Legislative Push
New Jersey game laws restrict shooting reed birds rail birds prairie chickens and deer after December 1 with woodcock allowed until December 16. The deer slaughter in lower counties prompts a proposed three to five year protection measure at the next Legislature session. West Jersey Game Protective Society denies plans to expand its jurisdiction to Monmouth Ocean Burlington and Atlantic counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
West Jersey
Trunk Line Agents Meet in New York Office
General passenger agents from major trunk lines met in New York at Commissioner Fink's office to settle differences by amicable arrangements. The Baltimore and Ohio was absent as Agent Lord claimed he was not notified of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fink
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Lord
Baltimore and Ohio
R. Lord
Death of Mrs Kingsley Wife of Continental Hotel proprietor
Mrs Kingsley wife of the Continental Hotel proprietor died yesterday morning from cancer after a long illness. She spent the summer with her daughter in Boston for health and returned two weeks ago. Her daughter arrived two hours before her death. Mrs Kingsley was well known and highly respected socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Kingsley
Continental Hotel
George McGowan Club Elects Officers for Next Year
At the George McGowan Club annual meeting in the Second ward officers were elected. Charles Gabel was named president, Frank Summers vice president, Michael J. Maher financial secretary, Edward D. Cox recording secretary, with trustees James McKeever, Robert Jeffries, James Kelsh, Thomas Gallagher and John Maher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McGowan Club
Second Ward
Charles Gabel
Frank Summers
Michael J. Maher
Edward D. Cox
James McKeever
Robert Jeffries
James Kelsh
Thomas Gallagher
John Maher
Princeton Freshmen Defeat Naval Cadets 10 to 0
Annapolis November 28 Princeton College Freshman Football team defeated the Naval Academy by 10 to 0 in a one sided game. It was a rough and tumble exhibition of college football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Annapolis
Princeton College
Naval Academy
Third Ward Appointee Lynch Named Ship-keeper at Chester
Patrick F. Lynch of the Third ward received notice from Washington yesterday of his appointment as ship-keeper at Chester. Swarthmore Defeats Johns Hopkins 16 to 0 in cricket on November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick F. Lynch
Third Ward
Washington
Chester
Swarthmore
Johns Hopkins
Bartimons
Sue
Johns Hopkins University
Jay Gould to Retire From Wall Street Network
Jay Gould announces retirement after 25 years on Wall Street to devote himself to Missouri Pacific Western Union and Manhattan. The firm W E B Conner & Co will dissolve December 31 with George J Gould becoming active in management of the Gould interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Tires
New York
Stock Exchange
W. EB. Conner & Co
Jay Gould
George J. Gould
Messrs. Gould
Wall Street
Messrs. Conner
Morosini
Western Union Building
Tam
Conner
Vanderbilt
Manhattan
Gould
Wabash
Mr. Gould
Atalanta
Windward Islands
Rio Janeiro
W. FE
Wallstreet
George
Gas Works Wage Rise Outpaces Coal Carbonizing Cost
The Gas Works carbonized 246 179 tons of coal at 3.97 per ton, totaling 977 190.89 in wages. In 1884 actual carbonizing cost reached 1 448 606.19, yielding a net wage loss of 534 202.92 versus the expected 1 114 943.27 for the same tonnage. Aggregate wages by year are listed with rising figures and a projected 9 000 monthly increase for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Trust
Trial of the Electric Motor on Ridge Avenue
A test run of an electric motor car occurred last night along Ridge avenue from the depot at Thirty-second and Dauphin to South Laurel Hill, covering three quarters of a mile. The motor, attached to a regular summer car filled with passengers, operated without incident at normal speeds. Will Schlesinger, the company electrician, supervised the experiment, which proved satisfactory enough to authorize regular electric motor car service henceforth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Avenue
Dauphin Streets
Laurel Hill
Will Schlesinger
Ocean Steamship Arrivals Note Ports and Ships
Ocean steamship arrivals listed for New York and Baltimore with ships Geiser Barraconta Etruria Moravia India Sussex and routes from Liverpool Christiana West Indies Swansea Queenstown Hamburg and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germanic
Liverpool
Geiser
Christiana
Barraconta
West Indies
Queenstown
Etruria
Hramburg
Moravia
India
Baltimore
Sussex
Swansea
Weather Outlook for Philadelphia and New York Warm Then Rain
Indications point to a warmer day for Philadelphia and New York with local rains expected afterward. Yesterday's high reached 42.8 degrees and the low 8 degrees, with an average not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York Fair
City News in Brief Highlights Local Events and Incidents
The Last Man's Club entertained City Treasurer-elect Frank F Bell at dinner. A reunion of local lodges of the Order of font was held at Handel and Haydo. The Philadelphia Society for Organising Charity meets tomorrow at eight in Association Hall. The nineteenth anniversary of the Pennsylvania Peace Society is tomorrow afternoon. A woman believed to be Annie Wood of Bryn Mawr was found unconscious and taken to the German Hospital. Edwin Megargee will give readings in a De Sales Association course tomorrow. Professor Oscar Abrahamson spoke to nurses at Blockley last night. Samuel Graham, a Thirteenth ward politician, died at his home. Jacob Link of Ogden street died from a rat bite eight weeks earlier. Collector John Cadwalader made two appointments in his department. James D Simpson was named assistant janitor of the Custom House and Charles McCullough was made a day laborer. Dennis Dunn of the Pennsylvania Woolen Company was arrested for illegal voting and held on $800 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Last
Frank F. Bell
The
Order of Font
Handel and
Haydo
Philadelphia Society For
Association Hall
Pennaylvyaola Peace Society
Annie Wood
Bryn Mawr
Edwin Megargee
de Sales Association
Twentieth
Christian Streets
Oscar Abrahamson
Blockley
Samuel Graham
Clement Street
Jacob Link
Ogden Street
Bergdoll
Gorimaas Hospital
John Cadwalader
James D. Simpson
Custom House
Charles Mccullough
Dennis Dunn
Pennsylvania Woolen Company
Thirty
Reed
Torday
Saarseubeuwe
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Home Rule Party
England
Party of Opposition
Lord Hartington
George Goschen
Joseph Chamberlain
Liberal
Leeper
Scotland
Midlothian
Glasgow
Ecroyd
Scarborough
Charles Stewart Parnell
Timothy Michael Healy
Cork City
Mealy
Pike
Banbridge
Hople
Pall Mall Gazette
Eee Reves
Austria
Delaware Water
Delaware Court
Fencibles
Duke of Somerset
Edward Adolphus St. Maur
Ralph Allen Sheen
Ares
House of Commons
Joe
Mr. Sharpless Fiexn
Widener
Fourth Pool
George McGowan
Warr Street
Missouri Pacific
Western Union
Third Avenue
Second Avenue Line
Harlem River
One Hundred and
Fifty-fifth Street
New York and Northern Road
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