Fitzsimmons Captured in New Orleans After Long Pursuit
Detective Murphy and Court Officer Penned trace and identify Fitzsimmons in New Orleans. He confessed to Murphy, recounted his version of the Gilkinson shooting, and was seized by New Orleans police before transport back to Pittsburg.
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Vonderbank
Adam Lang
Cee
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Spectral Telronam Warns Watchers of Unseen End Times
Historical notes cite planetary conjunctions as signs preceding major events from 1850 to 1870. Lt Totten links Jupiter Venus and Venus Saturn alignments to wars, papal changes, and religious crises, arguing the Advent may arrive within a generation, with 1828 as a starting anchor and 1845 events cited.
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Totten
Luther
Protests Over Unjust Intimations in City Valuations
The dispute between Mayor Gourley and the Board of Assessors over altering ward assessor figures intensifies. The board, led by Chief Assessor Case, argues for more power to revise valuations, while the Mayor insists on lawful oversight and the public’s right to appeal. The exchange notes public notices, appeals, and delays as the process unfolds.
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Murphy Trips Up Fitzsimmons The Desperado Captured
Detective Murphy reports positive identification of Fitzsimmons after arrest in New Orleans. Telegrams to Pittsburg confirm the prisoner is in custody and will soon be under Wen McAleensr care, with Sheriff McCleary Warden McAleese and District Attorney Burleigh notified.
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Two Lower Hous es Meet Ad journ Till Tomorrow Albany Note
The Senate met at 1 P M and adjourned to 1 P M tomorrow while the House, with ten members present, adjourned to 9 A M tomorrow. The minority Walker journal caused comment as the Capitol crowd grew. a telegram from Albany urged holding the fort and banking on the Constitution.
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Ingalls Sees Rival Ticket in Blaine and Cleveland
Ex Senator John J. Ingalls of Kansas, visiting Curacao, says Blaine and Cleveland will be the rival presidential candidates this year. He derides a big navy as unnecessary and warns against US boasting or bullying, calling for a respected nation through steady policy. He also predicts Boies or Gray as Democratic vice presidential choices.
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Trouble Over Teachers In Public And Parochial Schools
The Board of Education ordered a pupil and instructor exchange between Hill Inland Center public schools and Central school with Sisters of Charity and Miss O'Brien teaching. Parents oppose Sisters. no serious trouble yet. An injunction may be served within 24 hours and the case pushed to the Supreme Court.
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Death by Own Action: Lucy Belotti Kills Self at 19
Lucy Belotti, 19, daughter of Colonel George B. Belotti, fired four bullets into her head and one into her breast this morning in Amsterdam. Her body was found at noon by her brother. No cause is known. She planned to attend a theater that evening. Her father is noted in Greek Army circles. A post mortem will be held.
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Lucy Belotti
George B. Belotti
Arrests Loom in Quebec Corruption Scandal
In Montreal on February 3, special dispatch reports police and royal commission plans to arrest several members of the late Mercier government for maladministering finances and accepting bribes. Interim findings implicate ministers and push arrests to block involvement in upcoming elections.
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Bank Closures Shocks Silver City and Deming
National Bank Examiner James B. Lazéar under OCC orders closed the National Bank of Silver City and the First National Bank of Deming at noon. Both banks share president A H Dane and identical stockholders. Capital stock totals were 50 000 and 100. The suspensions sparked excitement but public confidence was voiced.
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James B. Lazéar
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A. H. Dane
County funds secured as bank assets sought to cover claims
The article reports a bank failure with uncertain assets but believed sufficient to cover all claims. It notes all county and school funds are held in banks, the exact cause remains unknown, and rumors circulate without reliable sourcing.
Louisiana Lottery Retires After Supreme Court Ruling
New Orleans February 3 Special The Louisiana State Lottery Company will retire in 1894 after the U S Supreme Court upheld the anti lottery postal law The principal owner John A Morris says the firm will not seek renewal and will abandon the field despite votes on the charter. An earlier heated campaign left a split in the state and the anti lottery side questions the legality of any vote. Colonel De Arnard reported a house fire linked to anarchist antipathy with his Russian birth and czarist sympathies.
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Louisiana State Lottery
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Louisiana State Lottery Company
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Tremoorktic
Colonel de Arnaud
Washington
Erie
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Passaic
Colonel de Arnand
Russia
Poison In Tea Sparks Tragic Family Poisoning Attempt
In Wolftown Ontario on February 3, Mrs. Blackwell, an insane woman, poisoned the family tea with arsenic or strychnine. Mr Blackwell and a child detected bitterness, she drank a cup and died before a doctor arrived. The act aimed to kill the entire family. she had been deranged.
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Ont
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Drowned in Her Coffin Frightens Dunkirk Town
Frances Burke of Burrato New York believed buried alive after funeral. Exhumation revealed coffin filled with water and a possible trance at death. Coroner Blood cites lack of permit and vows to censure those involved while weighing alive burial verdict.
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Dunkirk
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Creditors Accept 7 Percent in Brown Steese & Clare Case
The Brown, Steese & Clare insolvency saga in Mass. recessed after creditors agreed to 7 percent on about $5,000,000 the wool dealers failed to pay in 1889. Gideon Brown, once missing, returned to face creditors in court after several meetings. It is described as the largest insolvency offer in New England.
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Brown, Steese & Clare
White
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Boston
Gideon Brown
New England
Rice Trust Formed in New Orleans Mills Syndicate
The Rice Trust completed today in New Orleans, buying all 15 city rice mills under a syndicate with strong English capital. After ongoing negotiations, the Louisiana mill initially balked but the deal closed with the first payment. The syndicate will operate only the newer mills and use the rest as warehouses.
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Anarchists Named in Fire at Colonel De Arnaud Residence
Passaic New Jersey February 3 Special report says Colonel Charles A De Arnauds summer home at Carlton Hill across Passaic River burned this afternoon. Loss estimated at least thirty thousand dollars.
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N. J
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Carlton Hill
Passaic River
Iron Beam Trust Bursts After Market Shake-Up
The iron beam pool of major firms collapsed due to internal disputes and outside competition. Members included Passaic Rolling, New Jersey Rigs, Phenix Company, Fogie Phipps, Illinois Steel Company, and others, with price moves from 28 to 31 cents then down toward 23 for foreign and 24 cents for American beams.
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Jer Rigs Ff
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Illinois Steel Company
Indianapolis
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Highway Robbery on Chartiers Branch Street Car
A lone bearded man with a revolver stopped Car No. 6 near the coal tipple at midnight, ordering the conductor to surrender about $7 and the gold watch and chain. The thief fled into the darkness as the conductor reported to West End police, suspected to be a Philadelphia Gas Company worker's disguise.
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Chartiers
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Philadelphia Gas Company
The Alliance Not in Politics
The Farmers' Alliance official organ states the Alliance and People are separate. It declares there is no Alliance ticket and no party caucus or primary within Alliance meetings. It notes funds cannot be used for strict party purposes but supports principles from state or national groups.
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People’s
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Worrell will admitted to probate in Chester testament
Providence reports Mrs. Barnaby's will known as the Worrell will, made in Chester Pa, was proven today by Lawyer Rose and witness Miss Worrell. The appointment of Mr. Graves as executor was deferred and a retest entered by Mr. Orrell. Objections to the will due by the 23rd with Supreme Court action possible if contested.
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