Mystery of the Grotto Death Of Lindemann Librarian
London dispatch reports the murder of Dr. Lindemann, Manchester university assistant librarian, strangled in a Genoa area grotto after traveling with two German companions. Italian police traced the body to Lindemann through a Liverpool consular lead, while the suspects vanished after departing Nice with the corpse.
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San Remo
Lindemann
Vienna
Potsdam
Monte Carlo
Maison de Sante
Woeder Nl Corniche
Nice
Genoa
Liverpool
Durando
Manchester
Hotel Nationale
Nihilists Plot Anniversary Coup in Warsaw Circles
Rumors in Polish circles claim Russian Nihilists plan a new coup on March 13, the anniversary of Czar Alexander II's assassination. Authorities report heightened tension as conspirators considered bold acts.
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Warsaw
Jan
Alexander
World-wide hunt for Padlewski linked to Selverskoff assassination
The text warns that Nihilists plan another assassination akin to General Selverskoff's murder. Padlewski is charged with the earlier crime and is now the target of a global police hunt. Russian refugees in Bulgaria are suspected aiding the plot and authorities across Europe are ordered to stay vigilant.
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Selverskoff
Padlewski
Bulgaria
Europe
Russian Empire
Slander Suit Linked to Prince of Wales Baccarat Incident
The West End braces for a likely slander suit tied to a Doncaster baccarat night at Mrs. Arthur Wilson’s Grosvenor Square home. Sir William Gordon Cumming plans to sue, naming friends Owen Williams and Lord Coventry as co defendants amid turf club gossip and royal associations.
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Dispatch
Lorpon
West End
Doncaster
Arthur Wilson
Grosvenor Square
Prince of Wales
Sir William Gordon Cumming
William Gardner
New York
Prince
Lord Randolph Churchill
Mrs
Lord Coventry
Owen Williams
Hocearst
Mrs. Wilson
Turf Club
Gordon Cumming
Bartholdi Endorses Chandler Mond Plan for Paris Studies
In Paris Bartholdi backs John Armstrong Chandler's Art Students Mond charity to fund five years of study abroad for American students. He suggests Paris as the ideal destination, notes the Chicago World’s Fair delays, and mentions a bronze group of Washington and Lafayette for Paris by Joseph Pulitzer.
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Paris
M. Bartholdi
John Armstrong Chandler
Amelie Rives
Virginia
United States
Europe
Italy
Chicago
Joseph Pulitzer
Washington
Lafayette
General Lafayette
France
Par dons Reject Commutation for Murderer Evraud
Jan 31 report The Committee of Pardons denied commuting the death sentence of Michael Evraud who killed M Gouffe. The ruling upholds the execution penalty.
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Pants
Committee of Pardons
Michael Evraud
M. Gouffe
Remains Identified in Chartiers and Panhandle Wrecks
The body of Timothy Buckley 70 of New Castle identified by daughter Mrs Ellen Hart after a Chartiers accident where he was struck by a shifting engine. Frank Gray 23 of Dennison Ohio died at West Penn Hospital from Panhandle wreck injuries. William Braithwaite 18 of Hulton died at West Penn after skull fracture from an Edgewater freight incident. An inquest is set for tomorrow.
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Chartiers
Timothy Buckley
New Castle
Ellen Hart
Woods’ Run
Frank Gray
Panhandle
Sheridan Station
West Penn Hospital
Hulton
Scotch-Irish to Meet in Louisville Congress Dates Set
Nashville dispatch reports an invitation from Louisville business groups for the Scotch-Irish Congress to convene in Louisville on May 14 15 and 16. The Board of Trade Commercial Club and local citizens extend the invitation.
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Louisville
Nashville
Embroideries on Sale at Cash Store Trone Toys Pres
Hundreds of new embroideries and as needed hemeuiteried flouncings in white or black priced from 35 cents. Hems and trims offered. embroideries from 20 cents per yard. Located at 198 Federal Street in Pres at the Cash Store and Trone Toys.
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Trone Toys Pres
Federal Street
Gas Flood Investigators Probe Mine Disaster
Inspector Jenkins and a committee examine the Greenburg mine after an explosion. They map a charred third flat, uncover blood, prove gas existed before the blast, and urge use of safety lamps to prevent repeats. The inquiry plans continued hearings in Greensburg with local clergy reporting widows and orphans.
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Greensburg
Inspector Jenkins
Peter Wise
James McBride
Father Lambing
Father Smiziel
Old Country
F. J. Keony
Blizzard Hits Minnesota and Dakotas As Cold Wave Spreads
A North American cold wave moves into Minnesota North Dakota and Montana with temperatures from zero to 20 below and strong winds. Snow blankets parts of Montana South Dakota and North Dakota while high barometer conditions drive the chill inland.
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Minnesota
The
Dakotas
St. Paul
Mixx
British America
North Dakota
Montana
South Dakota
New Black Stock Bargains Highlight Henrietta and Silk Warp
See what you think of them. Ladies, we will add to our black stock two new bargains in Jack Coods one 46 inch all wool Henrietta at 79c the other a heavy black silk warp at 125 125 and 200 are the identical prices on them elsewhere. Henriettas from 2 cents one the THORNTON Buos Allegheny Pa.
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Jack Coods
Thornton Buos
Allegheny
Fight for Speaker Nascent in Senate and House Battle
Washington era reports that Crisp leads for Speaker with two thirds support from Democrats and Republicans, while Mills' conduct and a Southern candidate threat loom. Extra session talks resurface as party strategists push to settle the Speakership by summer, with northern lawmakers wary of southern control.
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Carlisle
Springer
Byoom
Judge Crisp
Georgia
Mills
Crisp
Reed
Barrett
Atlanta Constitution
Congress
House
Congressman Crain
Texas
Joseph E. Washington
Tennessee
McMillen
Thomas Brackett Reed
Democratic Party
George Frisble Hoar
Roswell P. Flower
Levi P. Marsh
Roger Q. Mills
Judge Chipman
Michigan
Cable 10 Honolulu Soundings Test Feasibility
Senator Delph reported favorably from the Naval Committee an amendment to test the practicability of Cable 10 Honolulu. The note appears in Washisotory dated January 31.
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Washisotory
Delph
Naval
Naval appropriation seeks funds for Pacific cable survey
The bill provides 50000 dollars to the President to sound San Francisco to Honolulu for cable feasibility. Edmunds notes an amendment to the diplomatic appropriation bill to authorize telegraphic links with the Hawaiian Islands for at least 14 years, with 3000000 dollars total and no more than 250000 dollars per year.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Mr. Edmunds
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Taubeneck Case In Illinois Prison Inquiry
Illinois Legislature special committee arrived in CostumaBus and examined prison records to compare Taubeneck with convicted forger W H Rogers. Officials noted close resemblance in features and height but some officials refused to confirm identity. Report due next Wednesday with ongoing questions about parole violation.
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Illinois
Taubeneck
Hovers
Ohio
Aeoe
Protestant University at National Capital Advances Toward Site
A $50,000 fund for the Wesley Heights site near the Georgetown and Tenleytown Electric Railroad grows closer to completion as the Methodist University project gains broad support. Bishop Hurst directs fundraising toward site payment and future construction and endowment. Wealthy church-connected figures plan homes and a $60,000 riding club clubhouse nearby as investor interest increases.
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Methodit Church
Catholic University
Hurst
Wesley Heights
Methodist University
National Capital
Georgetown
Tenleytown
C. C. Glover
The
Danblane
Denials Echo Across Silver Inquiry as Hedenberg Testifies
WashingtonJanuary31 John W Hedenberg a Chicago real estate man denied knowledge of any congressman or government officer engaged in silver speculation He said he discussed silver with many congressmen only in general terms Gonarens P I of Illinois Payson O Doen testified of long acquaintance Perkins of Kansas denied involvement in the silver pool and any influence over the Speaker on Peels committee appointment The committee also reported Owenbys custody set for Monday by a special deputy.
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Washington
John W.hedenberg
Chicago
Gonarens P
Illinois
Payson
Doen
Mr. Hedenberg
Congressman Perkins
Kansas
Peel
Owenby
Elections bill abandoned to focus on public business
Washington January 31 reports that election legislation managers will drop the measure to pursue other pressing public business. Eulogies were delivered for Lewis Watson of Pennsylvania as public business was suspended. The Senate today filed credentials for Cameron whose term begins March 4.
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Washington
Hixctes
Lewis Watson
Pennsylvania
Washindon
Senate
Cameron
Gexy
Can Prove An Alibi Telegram From Dispatched
Youngstown January 31 J B Shrier clothing dealer longtime Marshall Illinois says he knows H F Taubeneck Alliance Rep in Illinois Legislature he is certain Taubeneck did not serve prison term as Rogers since Rogers was paroled in 1886 and Shrier saw Taubeneck daily 1880 1890 Laughlin says Rogers mother lives in Ohio but would not identify her
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J. B. Shrier
Marshall
H. F. Taubeneck
Alliance
Illinois
Shrier
Taubeneck
Rogers
P. P. Laughlin
Ohio
Quay Seeks Action on Federal Elections Bill
In the Senate today Mr. Quay presented resolutions of the Pennsylvania legislature in favor of the Federal elections bill, which were read and laid on the table. Army Appropriation Bill Passed in Senate after discussion.
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Washington
Senate
Quay
Clash of Authority in Mississippi United States Case
Deputy U S Marshal Clem Lee, arrested in Corinth December 20 for carrying a pistol, fights fines from local authorities who say state law applies. He appeals via habeas corpus to the Northern District of Mississippi, Oxford hearing Monday. Federal officials warn state ruling threatens federal criminal process in the state.
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Mississippi
United States of America
United States
Clem Lee
Corinth
Miss
Lee
Sze Lee
Circuit Court
United States District Court
District of
Oxford
Round trip tickets debated by Russian rail and river interests
In St. Petersburg a meeting of railroad and steamship officials discussed introducing interior round trip tickets for the Volga region. The plan would aid business travel and excursions but police oppose it, fearing loss of passport control at ticket offices and the ability to resell return tickets to others.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Volga
Incendiary charge shakes Wickles job departure
Wickles tells Ticks he was fired by Beaton Courier boss Bouncer for alleged arson. He asserts proof exists while Ticks questions the severity of the accusation.
Question of Time in New York Sun Brides Tale
Blushing bride seeks gift for husband and considers a silk muffler. Clerk suggests a silk muffler for evenings. The exchange hints at gift ideas and a forthcoming purchase.
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New York Sun
Frightened North Western Settlers Fear Indian Attack
Several families fled their homes as fear of an Indian attack spread among settlers in the Russian country near Ageris. Reports from travelers on January 31 indicate widespread panic and displacement among local villagers seeking safety.
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Ageris
Mivm
Fearful refugees face threat as settlers flee
Citizens fear a looming danger from Indian actions and urge steps to calm settlers. Refugees abandon stock and homes while a fierce storm rages, risking loss of life among poorly clothed evacuees in the area.
Diamonds of the Dead in Quincy Gossip Tale
Rumors swirl in Quincy about diamonds tied to a Old Colony Railroad disaster as the daughter of a prominent citizen is seen wearing jewels. A private detective reportedly befriends the young woman and investigates, claiming a ring with the letter F proves theft. The District Attorney denies bonds against the girl's father.
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Quincy
Old Colony
Bgtmnsaheans
Boston
Feeley
Louisville
Tga
Confidence Man Pranks Colonel in New York Hotel Tale
At the Fifth Avenue Hotel a Montana millionaire recounted a farcical confidence game experience. A stranger claimed to be Jim Breslin, then revealed himself as Broadwater, identifying a faulty case of mistaken identity with Jim Mabbitt, an associate from Montana days who later died.
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Fifth Avenue
C. A. Broadwater
Montana
New York Press
James G. Breslin
Gilsey House
Breslin
Colonel Broadwater
Jim
Broad Water
Jim Breslin
Broad
Jim Mabbitt
daylight jewelry theft at Homestead store
Robbery occurred in daylight on a busy Homestead street. Thieves entered John F. Schmitt’s jewelry shop through a back porch cellar door, drilling and sawing a floor hole to steal over 100 watches and diamonds valued at about $4,000. Some gems were recovered at Pemnickey depot. diamonds remained safe in the safe.
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Homestead
John F. Schmitt
Schmitt
Pemnickey
Gone to Florida Patrick Foley Leaves for the South
Patrick Foley with his wife two daughters Miss Farrell a cousin and a grandchild left for Jacksonville Florida last evening citing weather as the reason for moving south The Democratic leader said he would stay abroad while the weather lasted and he regretted that the most influential Irishman in Jacksonville was a Republican state senator He would not object to the man personally but opposed his politics Jury Commissioner Jiles asked if Foley would return for St Patrick's Day but he believed he could observe the day with countrymen in Florida
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Patrick Foley
Florida
Alderman Bell ruling reversed in local case
Agreement of attorneys in Sunday employment cases against Gillespie Broa led to reversal of Alderman Bell's judgement, following Judge Stowe's test case opinion. Samuel Harper and Henry C. Bankerd seek re election as School Directors in the Thirty sixth ward with no opposition yet.
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Gillespie Broa
Bell
Stowe
Samuel Harper
Henry C. Bankerd
Pfaask Lemosx
Bunko
Sma
Pittsburg Secular Society
Charles Bradlaugh
Britten
Marie Goslin
Maud Rosenbaum
Grant School
James Kerr
Bellevue
River Rises Rapidly to Near 18 Feet in Rising Waters
The river climbed quickly yesterday reaching 15 feet above low water, with a brief fall in the morning. By 3 PM it stood at 18 feet and may peak around 20. The Congo carried a full load to Cincinnati and back, about 1,000 barrels of molasses aboard. The Scotia is due from Cincinnati today and will depart tomorrow.
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Congo
Cincinnati
Scotia
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