Hill Keeps Albany Power Vacuum While Holidays Close In
A New York staff correspondent portrays David B. Hill pushing through Broadway crowds toward the Hoffman House and Albany. The piece argues Hill values power over home life and will press to map Legislative policy, aiming to shift control from Flower to his machine. He plans to back Ed Murphy and maneuver Democratic factions to secure influence during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
David B. Hill
Hill
Hoffman House
Jay Gould
Gould
Samuel J
Cox
Randall and Cox
Kith
Grover Cleveland
Court of Appeals
Tam
Albany
Cleveland
Flower
Hillas
Croker
Murphy
Mill
Ed Murphy
Hiscock
Soldier's Sleep Proves Fatal on Mexican Front
A telegram from Aguilares reports Private Lynch of Troop K Third Cavalry was driving a mule team when he slept and fell under the wagon. The wagon passed over his head, killing him instantly during movements after revolutionists activity in the lower country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larepo
Tex
Aguilares
Texas Mexican Railway
Lynch
Garatry
Hunter
Lower
Coun
Iis
Oklahoma Exodus Sparks White Land Claim
Detained migrants arriving in Destin Tex from Oklahoma report widespread poverty and harassment of colored people. They say land has been absorbed by whites and crops dire, forcing moves to Texas with scant stock and scarce provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Destson
Tex
Oklahoum
Oklahoma
Texan
Pioneering Tracheotomy and Gastrotomy Restore Patient
Prof. L McLane Tiffany and Maryland University physicians performed a complex operation on a 45 year old woman with throat stricture. After a tracheotomy and gastrotomy with a stomach tube, the patient regained breathing and now takes food via the stomach tube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. McLane Tiffany
Maryland University of Medicine
Tiffany
Maryland University Hospital
Stanley the Bridge Jumper Arrested in Cincinnati
Meredith Stanley known as the bridge jumper, held at Central station on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. He allegedly planned a dog fight at Crab Crescent’s saloon and took $2 for a ticket before a sting led to his arrest by Officers Hamill and Nunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Stanley
Central Station
Meredith
Noight
The
Humane Society
Love
Crab Cresien’s
Culvert
Stanley
Dime Museum
Hamil and Nunn
Fourth
Plum
Fifth
Plom
Patrelasn Henry
Primrose
Christmas Snow Dampens New York Christmas Day
Snow fell enough to blur the streets of New York on December 25 as a strong wind and cold kept residents indoors. Churches across denominations held special services with musical programs, while prisons and charitable institutions gave inmates festive dinners.
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New York
Noted Presbyterian Minister to Wed in Evianetn
Rev. Dr. John F. Pingry and Miss Susan H. Higgins will marry next Tuesday at the bride's home in Evianetn New Jersey. Dr. Pingry a renowned New Jersey Presbyterian divine aged about 84 and long a school head, Miss Higgins about 30 years his junior.
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Evianetn
N. J
John F. Pingry
Susan H. Higgins
Pingry
New Jersey
Higgins
Drunken quarrel ends in brutal beating and exile to cold
In Sharpsville during a drunken quarrel John Quinn beat his wife and cast her into the cold. The woman lies in critical condition with death expected within hours. Quinn was later arrested and jailed in Sharon.
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Sharon
Sharpsville
John Quinn
Quinn
Sealskin Sack Swap Sparks Comical Family Feud
A man spends the day buying gifts for relatives then returns home with a sealskin sack. Arabella prefers a Camellia car sack and refuses the seal item, prompting a lighthearted bargaining swap. He buys Camellias to please her and boosts his savings in the exchange.
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Arabella
Doctor McGonegal Dies in Sing Sing Hospital
Dr Henry C McGonegal the aged physician jailed for manslaughter in the Annie Goodwin case is dying in Sing Sing prison hospital from pneumonia. Arden Brown reports the death likely to occur tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. McGonegal
Sing Sing
Annie Goodwin
Arden Brown
Miller Bros Pure Food Products Ad in Allegheny
Miller Bros of 182 Federal Allegheny advertise the finest groceries and food products. Their prices are always reasonable and goods delivered everywhere. Send for price list.
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Miller Bros
Allegheny
Death notices from Wilkinsburg and Pittsburgh area families
Obituaries and funeral notices dated December 1802 through 1894 list numerous residents of Wilkinsburg, Allegheny, and Pittsburgh including Bailey, Barker, Barndollar, Crozier, Denison, Feldheimer, Foster, Hafner, Hawkins, Hay, Hoopes, Huggins, Jones, Kieselbach, Lackner, Maertin, Shipp, Trimble, Wejer, Weil. Entries note deaths, ages, residence, and funeral arrangements or notices for services and interments.
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Bailey
Wilkinsburg
Nellie E
BF. Bailey
Corner Hill
Center Streets
Barker
William
Hhis Lace
Pacific Avenue
Pittsburg
East End
Barndollar
Ediza M. Barkndollar
Mompar
Crozier
Offey
R. W
J. H. Crozier
Denison
Cartars Hoan
Foster
Lizzi ER. Foster
James Culp
Preble Avenue
Allegheny
Moxpar Attenoon
Hafner
C. Weisser
Allegheny Avenue
Mertssa A
Peter J. Rafner
St. Peter's Pro-Cathedral
Pam
Philadelphia
New York
Hawkins
Joan M
John
Emily Hawkins
Feneral
Main
Warden Streets
West End
Max- Dat
Mber
Church Avenue
Isa Bella
Kk. W. Hays
Hoopes
Eniza Sangrrt Hoopes
Robert Emmet Hoopes
New Brighton
J. C. Lewin
Bon Avon
Tvrapay
C. G. Huggins
Moxpar
East Street
Willison
Fred Lackner
Monwar
St. Michael's Church
Pius Street
A. E Maertin
Thomas C. Martis
Isabella Court
Shipp
Matipa R
James G. Shipp
Edna Street
Turapar Artruxoox
Trimble
Lizzie
Samue
Saom Trimble
Thirty-sixth Street
To-Dat
Sr.w
All wool Reefer Jackets at bargain price
All wool ceviot reefer jackets trimmed with Astrachan collars offered at eight dollars seventy five cents. This big bargain presents a warm stylish option for the season.
Holiday Clearance Slashes Prices Across Cloak and Suit Dept
The holiday rush leaves an immense assortment of broken sizes and odds and ends to clear out by January 1, 1893. Prices reduced to strike with lightning. Ladies and children cloaks far below cost to close out the season, with matchless bargains on jackets capes old ladies wraps Newmarkets suits tea gowns wrappers furs shawls and more at ruinous prices.
Reduced Prices on Ladies Apparel and Linens
Embroidered pillow shams now 49 cents to 3.50 after cuts from 98 cents to 5 dollars. Ladies wool underwear discounted to 17 cents to 1.50 from 25 cents to 2.10. Union suits 49 cents to 4 dollars, down from 1 to 6. Wool cashmere hose 15 to 49 cents, previously 25 to 75. Wool hoods 25 cents from 50. Children’s silk and cashmere caps 15 cents to 2 dollars, were 35 cents to 3 dollars. Ladies muslin underwear cut by 33 percent. Infants’ cloaks and suits all reduced.
All Leather Boots Discounted at SELOES Address
All leather boots price cut by one dollar per pair. Ladies tan hand sewn bluchers reduced from six to four dollars. Remaining fancy goods offered at about half original price. Manicure sets work boxes toilet sets shaving sets smoking sets and many holiday items to be closed out regardless of cost or value. No stock carried over.
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Senator Hill
Siarved
Cincinnati
Gov. K. Stevenson & Co
DE. E’gonegal
Pure Food Products
Isaac L. Wert
Station Street
Mosday
Youngstown
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Penn Avenue
Wren
A. M
J. B. Murdoch
Litsmithfeld Street
Debawr
John R. & A. Murdoch
Telephone
Pitts Surg
INS. CO
North America
William L
Fourth AY
Olly
Michigan
Ohioleta
C. Ludwig
Corner Sixth
Liberty Ats
Market Street
Ture
Hood
Lizzis Crane
Washington Village
L N. B
C. A. Verner, Cor
Fifth Ave. and
Market
Grand Clearing Sale
S OF
Touettes
Ladies’ Cloaks
Arthur, Schondelmyer
Ohio Street
Allegheny, PA
Dettwrhs
Moss
Coney
Heiskell
Johnston, Holloway & CO
St Commerce Street
J. G. Bennett & CO
Cor. Wood St
Fifth Ave
Chris Hauch
Smithfield St
Not
Ladies’ and Children's Union
Seloes
Dem
Keech
Alaska
Paulson Bros
Wood Street
Dar
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