Still Not Settled What Nick Young Says
The Sporting News reports National League president N E Young outlining possible schedules for eight or ten clubs and a March 4 Cleveland meeting to finalize the league slate and umpire staff. Talks include Detroit staying in the league and no firm schedule decisions yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Young
National League
Adt
Gumbert
Boston Players’ Club
Blair
Spalding
Wasasscros
League
Cleveland
Young
New York City
Mr. Young
Howe
Detroit
Brush
New York
New York League Talks Signings Signal Player Moves
Director Walter Appleton hinted that Dan Richardson may sign a League contract to return as second baseman this season. Mise Kelly also expected to join, while Mikey is described as untouchable by league magnates. Rumor mill notes Players' League figures may face stiff competition as season opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Appleton
New York League Baseball Club
Elmira
Dan Richardson
Appleton
Mise Kelly
Danny
Mikey
Richardson
Aee
Ee Beason
Rees
Tis Langue
Manengeenans
Spalding Denies Gumbert Salary Offer and Recruitment
Spalding recalls a talk with pitcher Gumbert at the Pittsburgh depot during a Westward trip from the league meeting. He offered the same $2,500 salary as last year, about 70 dollars per game, which Gumbert declined preferring $1,500. Spalding calls Gumbert greedy and unaffiliated, hinting at possible selection of Blair in Hamilton.
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Gumbert
Brotherhood
Blair
Hamilton
City League club plans gate and wormstile at Recreation Park
Directors of the local National League club intend to install an entrance gate and wormstile at the Pennsylvania avenue corner of Recreation Park. The change will let patrons exit near the post office corner and ride electric cars after games. Manager Hecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Avenue
Recreation Park
National League
Hecker
Gumbert to Pitch for Boston Brotherhood Club?
An evening report claims pitcher Gum Bert has agreed to join Boston Brotherhood in the new League. The article notes Gum Bert’s preference to stay in the League and suggests Boston has arranged terms with a local club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Gumbert
Boston Brotherhood
Boston
Gambert
Rod Hanlon
Cuicony
Manny Ccheere
Brasfield breeder sale lists many trotting horses at Lexington
Principal sells at the Brasfield breeder sale include Belle H Am rail Nutwood and Waukesha with prices noted. The catalog covers numerous horses by Wilkes Boy Norwood Onward Harold and other sires, with totals around 4385 dollars for a single day. Prices appear varied with several entries at high and low ranges.
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Lexington
Lexforos
Brasfield
Belle H
J. A. Baird
Lansing
Acquelis
B. c
Wilkes Boy
American City
B. E. Koney
Shelbyville
Amrail
Bik
DL. Knox. Soslortite Co
B.g
Earnett
Eubank
Gray Eagle
B. A. H. Harris
Paris
Nutwood
Blackwood
J. Woodford
Mount Sterling
Waukesha
Brown Wilkes
Sultan
BE. Larrabes
Agoer
Ction
Pantons
Br. S
Pancossi
T. Harrison
Misosia
Moudes Bheraceoes
Somer B. H
George W Bo
Brinker
Drension
Topeas
Telah
Ch. B
Belve Monet
Dome Oreenace
Kansas
Cteo
Fu al Brown m
Bavnyium
F Amen
A. Iaezow
Harold
Judson Ndson Ginrk
Winchester
Pts & Carthag Short
Arpa
Frankf Kr
Ring Havel
Lord Fra Sreen
Mao
Hochester
Minn
Orb
Nettsen
Ch. Ai
Natwood
Mik Wisiene
Mon Bo Eer
Woodford Blue Jeans
Omutt
Brrilie
Racing at Gut Park Draws Large Crowd on Spring Day
Immense crowd enjoys mild weather at Gut today as six races run. A near fatal spill in the first race leaves jockey Heston injured but able to ride again. results list Capstane first in six furlongs, Paradier third, and other outcomes across five more races with mixed fractions and odds.
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Rereciak
Carlow
Sean Sane Teehee
Heston
Paradier
Secon
Goldfish
Stoll
Glenrace
Blessed
Furlickstone
Lomax
Bradford
Golden Heel
Oral Garnet
Les
J J OB
Fatalities and accidents ripple across Pennsylvania towns
A Newark crossing collision on February 13 fatally injuries one person and injures three others as Panhandle engine No 12 collides with street car No 1 at Union street. Passengers including Mrs Beds and Miss Stultz suffer injuries while others escape with minor harm.
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Newark
Union Street
Smart
Beds Rae
Ine & Brown
Josed
Miss Stultz
Strike at Walston and Adrian Mines Continues
Punxsutawney February 13. The strike at the Walston and Adrian mines of the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Company remains. miners from Hungarian Italian and Polish backgrounds are working part time. Beech Tree miners plan a meeting to discuss possible support. Pinkertons remain on duty as managers refuse a hearing for K L of L official W Robert Wateborn.
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Walston and Adrian
Buffalo, Rochester and Pitnburg Company
Beechtree
Walston
Adrian
Pinkerton
W Robert Wateborn
K. of L
Tipple Boss Fatally Crushed by Falling Smoke Stack
Jesse Markley 38 of Connellsville was crushed while erecting a stack at Morrell a rope broke pinioning him to the frame he died this afternoon. He was the son of Jesse Markley founder of Markleysburg and worked with fellow laborers at the pophouse near Morrell in Fayette County Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeeer Markley
Connellsville
Jesse Markley
Morrell
Pophouse
Markley
Markleysburg
Herron Hill Gun Club Shoots Near Bronot Island
The Herron Hill Gun Club held a large turnout yesterday at Bronot's Island with excellent shooting. The event featured five matches and a general one, 17 entries with Kelsey leading and Cochrane notable in several divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herron Hill Gup Club
Bronot
Vis Es Keystones
P. Kelsey
Eorge Snyder
Q. A. Mc
Cochrane
H. G. Levis
Trice
King
Swith
Levis
C. B. Mohler
Smith
J. G. Hoffman
A. Herron
Firth
Keystones
Kelsey
J. Black
Fatal Scalding at Edgar Thomson Forge in Braddock
A serious accident at the Edgar Thomson Steel Works in Braddock left Samuel Evans and John Swanson badly burned by molten metal. A boy named Howard William Lindsay was reportedly fatally injured by an explosion during the forge work.
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Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
Edgar Thomson
Samuel Evans
John Swanson
Howard William Lindsay
Trad Carrion N J entries for Fridays races
Telegram lists entries for Friday’s races at Trad Carrion New Jersey with seven and one half furlongs and five eighths mile heats. Notable names include Little dim Bela Bonnie Gounod Lottery Sea tick Adonis My Own George Angus Han Adonis Pegasus Howerson Monte Crista Bobdsitern Darling H in first race and Dr Jekyll Long Time bare Harris John plone Englewood St tot Little Jake Bellairre in the second. Further entries include many others such as Barnum Gixy Cherry Tou Bee Golden Kod Frejols George Albermarie and Miss a in subsequent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Dim
Bela
Bonnie
Gounod
Lottery
Seatick
Adonis
My Own
George Angus
Han Adonis
Pegasus
Howerson
Monte Crista
Bobdsitern
Darling H
Dr. Jekyll Hz
Long Time
Bare Harris Cee
John Plone
Englewood
St. Tot
Jake Bellairre
Eis Ps
Ipley Blanc Saind
Psra
Frejols
George
Albermarie
Jim Murrth
Duke John
Pee Hee Stray Lass
J Tony “Ally
Willy Hall
Miss A
Volletting
Issaquena
Pineburg Traveling Man Dies of Heart Disease at Edenburg
A traveling salesman for W. J. Moreland died of heart disease at Edenburg seven miles from town. James McQuaid, 55, departed from Pittsburg and was laid to rest with his family in Darlington Beaver County. Special telegram notes Harmony Society Feast Day at Economy with a large meeting and concert. Eight new members will be admitted pledging celibacy.
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Pineburg
Edenburg
James McQuaid
W. J. Moreland
Pittsburg
Hoonomites Or
Harmony Society
Girls Sentenced for Arson at Reform School
Evta Zillipo and Sallie Birch were tried in Washington Pennsylvania for arson at Morganz Reform School. A jury found them guilty and each girl received one year and three months in the penitentiary.
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Washington
Evta Zillipo
Sallie Birch
Morganz Reform School
Local Aides Face Legal Drama and Violent Accidents
A series of incidents unfolds including a writ of habeas corpus in the Weaver murder case near Bellafonte, a worker’s injury from a saw mill accident near Somerset, and the arrest of James A. Roberts in Beesville for arson against his own furniture store. A millinery shop break in Latrobe is reported, with thieves taking two showcases, while T. V. Powderly faces a legislative hearing in Scranton.
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Mena
Cnet Asuenen
Bellafonte
Jadee Frost
League of Republican Clubs
Nmana
Rouast E
Somerset
James A. Ro’berts
Beesville
Avguust
Penn Liquor Son Coirenaar Bet
South Mahoning
Misses White
Latrobs
Jane Wine
Mrs Bennett Influence in Boston League Signing
Boston report states Secretary Hart of the Players' League club denies Bennett demanded salary guarantees. Hart says Bennett expressed no such demand, maintained support for the Players' movement, and would have joined earlier if single. He notes no lasting hard feelings regarding Bennett.
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Tlegram
Dispatch
Boston
Bennett
Hart
Players’ League
Boston Players’ Club
Detroit
Mra Bennett
The Liverymen's Wail Over Brownsville Pike
Southside liverymen protest the Brownsville pike condition saying mud on the road is impassable in places yet tolls remain charged. A firm member claims repairs are ignored and funeral processions get stuck. petitions are discussed for action.
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Southside
Brownsville Pike
Reavediteck Broa
No Superintendent Yet at Birmingham Street Car Co
The Birmingham Street Car Company remains without a superintendent. John De Leury went to Rochester to chair the lines there, with reports he may return to Birmingham. A surge of conductor resignations over the past two weeks leaves only five or six of the old crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs de Leury
Ausume
Birmingham Road
Birmingham Street Car Company
John de Leury
Rochester
N.Y
Ciithe
de Loury
Postmaster Robison Seeks Senate Consent for Monongahela Timing
William A. Robison, the newly named postmaster at Monongahela City, traveled to Washington yesterday to obtain department approval before final acceptance. He plans future Burrago changes while addressing private affairs and improvements at the office. Homer the horse dies at Erie county stock farm from internal illness. toast planned by national group. Mary L Charlton, 16, runs away from Washington PA home and is arrested at Hotel Central. held until father arrives.
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William A. Robison
Monongahela City
Washington
Onaoe
Marek L
Burrago
Homer
Messrs
Mary L. Charlton
Hotel Central
RAY WINS THE FIGHT FOR Western Pa Post Offices
President Blaine nominates William H. Underwood as postmaster at Washington to favor the Ray faction in Pennsylvania. Other confirmed picks include Robert McWhinney at Homestead and Josiah Keller at Somerset. McKim and Evans to Oils and Tidouts offices. Captain Thompson’s McKeesport postmaster request remains unsettled.
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Washington
Senate
Pennsylvania
Washington, Pa
Ray
William H. Underwood
Blaine
Samuel Ewing
Samuel
John
Pittsburg
Underwood
Robert McWhinney
Homestead
Watson
Wm. McKim
Henry H. Evans
Oils and Tidouts
Josiah Keller
Somerset
Congressman Scull
Postlethwaite
Keller
Republican Committee
Captain Thompson
McKeesport
Thompson
Lightner
The Contests for Surveyor at White House Visit
Representative Dalzer met with the President about the surveyorship post. The President asked how long the current occupant had served and noted Secretary Windom’s brief absence, suggesting action might await his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windom
McKinley Tariff Bill Delayed To July Start
Washington February 13 The McKinley administrative tariff bill would take effect June 1 but is amended in the Senate to start July 1. The bill remains with the Senate Finance Committee and is expected to be reported next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
House
Senate
Senate Finance
Dempeer a Favorite At Jack Dempsey Bout
Francisco and Roche gamble 61 000 to 900 on Dempsey versus McCarthy in Melbourne fans seek odds. Dempsey weighs 158 pounds while McCarthy is heavier and advocates two ounce gloves rather than four. McCarthy plans to back himself with messages to supporters in Adelaide and Melbourne and doubts Dempsey’s status.
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Francisco
Dick Roche
St. Louis
Jack Dempsey
Billy McCarthy
Dempsey
McCarthy
Major Andrews
Major Eee
Adsinide
Melbourne
Geologist Probes Strike Area Near Braver Falls
F H Oliphant of South Penn Oil Mahoning Company plus Standard Oil officials examined the recent farm strike site a few miles west of Braver Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braver Falls
F. H. Oliphant
South Penn Oil Mahoning Company
Mahoning Com
Youngsto
the Standard Ol Company
Political maneuvering to unite against Delamater
Washington report cites Congressman Culbertson saying Delamater leads in Pennsylvania but potential coalition of rival candidates after the primary could unite against him. He notes uncertainty over the unitee and emphasizes possibility of a cross-ticket alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
Culbertson
Delamater
Swartwood to Join Toledo Club After Louisville Letter
Swartwood received a letter from manager Chapman of the Louisville club yesterday. Genial Jack wants Ed to play with his club this time, but Swartwood will play with the Toledo club.
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Eid
Swartwood
Chapman
Louisvilles
Jack
Toledo
Farmers Institute Protest Road Law Changes
A February report from Somerset notes the Farmers Institute adopted a resolution opposing changes to road laws while the current tax system remains. In McKeesport a telegram says the proposed Business Men's Exchange is assured and will be built at once at a total cost around 50 000 dollars, funded by five McKeesport capitalists who will rent it to the club for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somernset
Farmers’ Institute
Notable Local Tragedies and Legal Actions Across Regions
Reports detail a string of incidents including seven mining deaths in Nottingham Pennsylvania, a fatal express train collision near Frankfort Kentucky, hangings in Perry Georgia, and a $10,000 factory fire in Kalamazoo Michigan. Also noted are judicial oaths in New Jersey, unconfirmed killings near Tipton Tennessee, and a missing person case in Arkansas.
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Drros
Nottingham
Hlestric Light Association
Kansans City
Frankfort
Philip Mower
Jru Burrs
Ed Johnson
Perry
Wrrana
Pratt & Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
Bemeor Gog
Japan
Samuel F. Hunt
Superior Court of Cio
Scoepe
McBride
Ada Goss
Naessi
Chimeville
Ark
Quail Plant to Be Placed on Leased Land Near Henntinger Mill
Scortpasse reports on February 18 that a dozen quail will be placed on land leased between Henntinger's Mill and the nearby area. The move concerns local land use and agricultural plans in Scottdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claratch
Scortpasse
Scottdale
Henntinger
Local pugilist Peter Jackson likely to visit soon
Reports say Peter Jackson the colored boxer may tour this area soon. Manager Parson Davies seeks engagements in nearby towns to stage exhibitions, with Davies and his associates planning a strong local welcome and public interest expected.
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Peter Jackson
Davies
Rtke
Pennsylvania
Jackson Mon
McKee
Frederick Lobschied Returned After Suicide Attempt
Special telegram from New York reports Frederick Wilhelm Lobschied, who attempted suicide in Central Park, has been brought home to his family. He remains under medical care as his life hangs in the balance awaiting further medical and legal developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Wilhelm Lobschied
Central Park
Wee Seana
Chess chess tournament in Havana results and delays
Havana report states the twenty first chess tournament game was won by Mr Snorasonn in a long five hour contest with the Ruy Lopez opening. A complex sequence of moves consumed most of the time as players Tschonzin and others faced delays and tentative plays.
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Havana
Snorasonn
Tschonzin
Estat Yeevivedy Oin
Fire damages Daily Gazette press room in February blaze
A fire at the Daily Gazette press room damaged the building and contents at about 1 o clock. Investigations note the motor used for power and the extent of the damage remains uncertain.
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Dispatch
Loa, C
Daily Gazette
Exhibition at Braddock Tomorrow Brings Local Figures
A sparse exhibition plan at Braddock tomorrow involves Mo. Bride, Joe Hidga, Fogarty and other locals. No attendees or meetings are expected, with appearances described as minimal.
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Braddock
Mo. Bride
Joe Hidga
Fogarty
Four Children Born as Mrs Newton Receives Gifts
Telegram from Sc ot tdal e reports Mrs Newton gave birth to four healthy babies and now holds twelve Tri-State Condensations as gifts pour in. The Bolivar firebrick works have closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottdale
Mra Newton
Bolivar
Kniffin Murder Case Grand Jury Recommends No Indictment
Mercer County Grand Jury reported to Justice Beazley in Triston New Jersey finding no bill against Dr Kniffin or Miss Pursel in the Kniffin murder case. Prosecutor Stockton consented to discharge of Dr Kniffin’s bond sureties but not Miss Pursel’s. The court adjourned as the accused were freed based on the jury’s lack of compelling evidence.
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Treston
N. J
Kniffin
Beazley
Mercer County Court
Dr. Kniffin
Miss Pursel
Ritizer
Barton
Tos Bontionag
Stockton
Beasley
Ee David Pim Seomhas
Atesculane
Grand Spe
Citizens of Allegheny District Prepare for Primary Ballot
Citizens of Allegheny region mobilize for primaries and support for William A. Cralkshank. Local committees push to clarify roles and polling details ahead of voting.
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Citizens of
Allegheny
William A. Cralkshank
Exciting Scenes at Pierre In Night River Action
Preece D 8 reports the river crossing continued overnight with intense activity at Ft. Pierre. The town lit by lanterns, there were numerous fights and about 25 houses were affected by the event.
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Pierre
Preece
Ft. Pierre
Fine Saengerbund Concert in New Orleans Amid Storm
New Orleans faced a severe rainstorm before the second Saengerbund concert, yet a large audience, mainly ladies and children, attended. The Chicago singers arrived with several injured, including a broken leg. they were treated at Hotel Dien. The third concert drew a bigger crowd, with Beethoven, Liszt, Handel, and Schubert works performed by the United Singers and North American Singers Union, under Musical Director J. H. Deiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Ssengerbund
Chicago
Dien
Lindemann
William Jung
Miller
Cnr
Beethoven
Leonore
United Singers
Herbert Foerster
Weber
North American Singers’ Union
Schubert
God
J. H. Deiler
Miss Little
Liszt
de Prederick Barbarossa
Mass
Joseph Benedict
Lisst
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce hosts first annual banquet
Atlanta held its first annual Chamber of Commerce banquet with about 400 guests. Notables from New York Boston Ohio and West Virginia attended including Charles 8 Smith J Ed ward Simmons and Jonathan Lane. Governor Gordon Mayor Glenn and others spoke. visitors to be hosted at Kimball House Piedmont Driving Club and Capital City Club events follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
New York
Charles 8. Smith
New York Chamber of Commerce
J. Edward Simmons
F. B. Thurber
John Stluane
John C. Calhoun
John A. Inman
Russell Harrison
President Harrison
Cornelius N. Bliss
Boston
Jonathan A. Lane
Boston Merchants Association
George W. Morse
W. E. Rastell
Charles B. Taylor
The
Globe
George F. Babbitt
Boston Herald
Ohiio
James E. Campbell
Ohio
Youn E. Hughes
Claude Meeker
Price McK
HE. Barrows
Adrian H
C. H. van Cleef
West Vinaiate
Glenn
Atlantis
Campbell
Patrick Calhoun
William L. Wilson
West Virginia
W. E. Russell
Jonathan Lane
Boston Merchants’ Association
Kimball House
Removal order issued for Lower Brule settlers
The General Land Office directs Special Agent Gordon to enforce removal of the town siters at Lower Brule who had chosen allotment land. Troops will move the crowd from the area as a tense situation unfolds with settlers gathering in the city and supplies being secured while ice becomes unsafe for crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crambellain
General Land Office
Gordon
Lower Brule
Ras ‘S
Sed Oon
Parliament Discontent Over Victoria Speech Cites Canada Omission
Ottawa reports surprise in the House of Commons at Queen Victoria's address for ignoring Canada and the Behring Sea issue. Charlton plans to press the Dominion Parliament tomorrow censuring Britain’s government for indifference and the case against a man turned over to German authorities for extradition.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Canada
Behring Sea
Queen Victoria
Charlton
Great Britain
Johann Kapowski
Onanseers
Cure Worse Than the Disease Column Cites Quack Inhalation
Special telegraph item from The Dispatch Columbus reports O B Chandler was persuaded by a quack doctor to inhale La Grippe medicine today an inducement and half an hour later he suffered spasms Chandler is paralyzed and in danger authorities warned readers about dangerous remedies and fake medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Columbus
O. B. Chandler
Parnell and Crime Report Stir Public Debate
The Chronicle defends the report’s candor and fairness while condemning Home Rule leaders’ alleged interference with crime investigations. It argues judges’ impartiality is proven by the findings and asserts strong links between home rulers and criminal acts, urging accountability in Parliament.
England and America in fishery talks amid favorable prospects
In the House of Commons Sir James Fergusson stated that negotiations on the fishery dispute between England and the United States were proceeding under favorable auspices. He denied any obligation on England’s part to finance a proper trial against Moussa Bey. Mr Bryce credited British subjects in Samoa for any progress and discussed Crete and potential self government to avert rebellion in Greece.
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London
House of Commons
James Fergusson
England
America
Moussa Bey
Bryce
Samoa
United States
Crete
Greece
Europe
Sadden and Mysterious Death of Zanzibar Sultan
ZanziBar reports the Sultan of Zanzibar dead amid mystery. Bernard Ali, the late sultan’s brother, ascends to the throne. Doctors from the British Consulate and a naval ship examined the body. no external signs of foul play found. Arabs refuse autopsy. burial set for tonight. Foreigners lament General Matthews’ absence, who left for Bombay two days ago.
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ZanziBar
Sulta
Bernerd Ali
Charles Worth
Martin
Matthews
Bombay
Revolutionary unrest in Portugal and allied student demos
Reports from Lissos say arrests from Tuesday’s disturbances will face police trial on Monday. Salamanca students travel to Oporto for a planned march. Polytechnic students clashed with police during a示 procession and were dispersed. A separate collision between steamers Ludgate Hill and Dee side caused Dee side to sink and seven crew drowned. In New York, the American Newspaper Publishers Association elected officers for the year, led by President J. W. Scott of the Chicago Herald.
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Lissos
Salamanca
Spain
Oporte
Polytechnic School
Lonpos
Ludgate Hill
Deeside
Weasel
New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
J. W. Scott
The
Chicago Herald
Washington Laffan
Ana Diepen Ak H. Woods
Boston
W. Knapp
St. Louis Republic
Lewis Baker
St. Paul Globe
W. C. Brooklyn Times
L. L. Morgan
New Haven Register
Santa Eulalis Silver Mining receiver asks final accounting
John R. Robinson named referee to examine the receiver's books in the proceeding for a final accounting. The Santa Eulalis Silver Mining Company real estate and appurtenances valued at 100000 and personal property and ore at 50000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Robinson
Santa Eulalis Silver Mining Company
Supreme Court
Justice O'Brien
John ©. Robinson
Foley letters denounce Bailey and urge Crulkshack for Allegheny Mayor
A letter from Horgan at 44 Smithfield Street denounces Judge Bailey as false and claims he stood for Ireland’s cause at the Parnell meeting. It endorses William A. Cesikebank for city mayor and urges citizens to vote for Wm. A. Cruikshack in the primaries, calling Allegheny City changed and urging turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Horgan
Democratic City
Smithfield Street
Prrnspore
Cornelius
Bailey
Parnell
Fale
Horganudge Bailey
Ide
Jadge Bailey
Ireland
Wm. A. Cruikshack
Allegheny City
Weather and River Readings Across Towns
Reading shows River at Warrent 15 feet 10 inches and stationary with clear weather. Browsville reports river at 7 feet 4 inches and falling with mild conditions. Thermometer around 59 to 64 degrees and similar readings across locations.
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Browssville
Pearl-top glass chimney by Macbeth and Co. of Pittsburg
A fragile yet durable glass lamp chimney called Pearl-top is praised for its exceptional form and action. It costs several times more than common glass, but dealers can still sell it, arguing it yields goodwill beyond its higher price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macbeth & Co
Pittsburg
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