Indiana in Port Demores the Victor in a Duel
The Indiana arrives in Libau with relief provisions for starving Russians. Russian cruiser Strashh greets the ship with dignitaries aboard, while Concordia follows with Bourse officials and guests. A Philadelphia dispatch reports ministers and committees coordinating flour shipments and famine aid across Russia.
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Lipov
Russia
Indiana
Libau
Strashh
Davidoff
J. M. Crawford
St. Petersburg
Count Bobrinskief
Famine Relief Committee
Bornheldt
Riga
Philadelphia Ars
Stuart
Smith
Samara
Velsa
Imperial Household
Voronej
Iowa
Washree
May Resume Monday in Belgian Miners Strike
Delegates of the Miners Federation in Lospos defer decision on how long the holiday will last. Most favor resuming Monday as coal prices fall in London and Manchester. Conference condemns use of women and girls in Belgian mines and notes diverging views among Cumberland Lancashire Yorkshire and Durham groups. A Berlin cable reports Herr Schroder pushing output limits to aid English miners, with limited signs of success.
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Lospos
Miners’ Federation
London
Manchester
Anderloes
Belgium
Cumberland
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Durham
Berlin
Herr Schroder
Paris Police Extend Raids on Anarchist Rooms and Explosives Found
Paris March 16 police issued more search warrants for anarchist homes as 35 lodgings were examined and five occupants arrested. Officers seized cyanide and explosive components in a St Denis room and another in Faubourg St Antoine, linking raids to recent blasts.
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Paris
St. Denis
Department
Seine
Russian crime surge alarms chronicle in St Petersburg report
The Chronicle's correspondent at St Petersburg notes a sharp rise in innate crimes across Russia with jealousy and love crises cited as especially prevalent. In Italy, an avalanche at Belluno near Venice kills eight and destroys property.
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the Chronicle
St. Petersburg
Russia
Rome
Belluno
Italy
Venice
Belgian Anarchists Sentenced In Local Court
In the Criminal Court here today three anarchists were tried and sentenced for actions linked to anti government activities. The court docket listed charges related to subversive acts and membership in illegal organizations. Authorities described the case as a crackdown on extremist political activity within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lreer
Todsy
Prison sentences for powder mill burglary trio
Three men were charged with breaking into a powder mill and stealing 500 pounds of powder and later attempting to blow the magazine. One was sentenced to 15 years and the other two to 12 years' penal servitude each.
Duel to the death pits Marquis de Mores against M Isaac
A morning duel at Fournes between Marquis de Mores and government official M Isaac ends with Isaac mortally wounded in the right breast. Isaac, known for anti socialist attacks, is attended by seconds who forbid continuation as blood loss rises. The duel follows a published letter and features swift swordwork and calm defiance by Isaac before lethal wound.
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M. Issac
Marquis de Mores
M. Isaac
Fournes
Isaac
Fourmies
Mtry
M. Constans
M. Loybet
de Mores
England's Game Laws Doom the Executions Today
At the Aylesbury Assizes on February 23 Charles Raynor Frederick Egglestone and Walter Smith were found guilty of murdering gamekeepers Joseph Crawley and William Puddephatt during a December 12 1891 confrontation. Smith was sentenced to 20 years penal servitude. Home Secretary Henry Matthews refused reprieve prompting public agitation and petitions from Birmingham and elsewhere. Executions set for tomorrow.
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Lowpos
Aylesbury Assizes
Charles Raynor
Frederick Egglestone
Walter Smith
Joseph Crawley
Pittstone
William Puddephatt
Raynor
Egglestone
Eerail Beard
Smith
Pstent
Henry Matthews
Home Secretary
Tore
Robert Buchanan
Pene
Birmingham
Matthews
Russian Soldiers Killed on Austrian Frontier in Galicia
A Wieliczka dispatch reports that Austrian and Russian troops clashed on the frontier with two Russians killed. Frontier guards vow revenge as Austrian authorities order heightened vigilance. Details are scant and drunken excess is suspected. another report places the incident at Mielnica.
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Vienna
Wieliczka
Galicia
Mielnica
Australians Starving as Women Besiege Labor Bureau
Brisbane reports severe shortages in industry causing widespread distress. About 400 women and children besieged the Labor Bureau seeking relief as many husbands left for work elsewhere, leaving families destitute and dependent on government food aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Queensland
Labor Bureau
Anarchy hunts and bomb threats in wartime Europe report
A series of distressing items from Europe include attacks on churches in Rome and Dublin, a mine blast in Lilienfeld killing three, economic collapses in London banking, executions in Vienna, and relief shipments to Russia. Officials cite war tension and political unrest as causes across multiple cities.
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Tiberis
Rome
Burrato Ebrun
London
British Isles
Marietta & Co
Limi
Scuxrper
Vienna
Lilienfeld
Guensburg
St. Petersburg
Paria
Indiana
Constantinople
Scishmanhof
Vulkovitch
Drefre
Dublin
Cella
Rockville Savings Bank Run Sends Depositors Flocking
Rumors spread among Rockville German citizens about the bank solvency. A run began last night and continued to noon today, with many depositors withdrawing funds. The bank paid out $25,000 to depositors, and several residents resecured their money this evening.
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Rockvillle, Donn
Savings Bank of
Rockville
Major Revisions Hit Acreage in Ward Twenty Second
The Board of Assessors completed revisions in the first district and work on the second. Most reductions target acreage properties with values lowered across many parcels on Forbes Street, Wilkins Avenue, and nearby blocks. Notable changes include Joseph Loughrey Sr four acres at $6,000 per acre and several holdings on Forbes and Wightman streets adjusted to lower front-foot or acre values.
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Board of Assessors
Forbes Street
Joncaire Street
George W. Morris
Forbes
Fralch Streets
Hugh McMasters
McCombs Street
Caroline Hockberg
Fornes
Wightman Street
John Steele
Wilkins Avenue
Screnges
D. D. Bruce
L. B. Reed
S. F. Daum
J.J. Ricketts
Bridget Douglas
William Sutchens
Reuben Miller
Fifth Avenue
Neville Street
William Force Heirs
Eliza T. Edwards
Mma A. Adams
Judge Magee
Mary S. Wightman
G. G. O'Brien
Run Street
Homas Wightman
Murray Avenue
William M. Aiken
Sandy Avenue
Kate Beeler
Margaret Brown
Forbes and
Wightman
James D. Carlisle
Alex. Chambers
Mary B. Dilworth
Fifth
Israel DeRoy
Alex Frew
Freese & Anfderhide
Forward Avenue
Murray Street
Walton Ferguson
John W. Geyer
Phillips Avenue
John Govier
Homestead
Margaret Hays
John B. Heist
John B. Heist Sacres Forward Avenue, From $1,500 To $1, An Acre. John Haller
Thomas M. Howe
Eoup Street
House & Speer
Shady Avenue
Robert Hartley
Shady Avenues
E.S. Jeffrey
Sigacres
George Jackson
John M. Kennedy
James J. Kay
Murray Streets
Edgerton Avenue
J. D. Collingwood
Wilkins
Pease Chapman
Pe Ati Noe Erun Road
Walter Chess
Edgerton
Andrew Cupples
Whipple Street
Bridget Douglans
Squirrel Hill
G. W. Dilworth
Wilkins Sverno
Julia H. Davis
James Lyon
Paul Hill
Frank le Moyne
Perches Wichtman Street
Irwin Avenue
Homewood Avenue
Randall Morton
James Murdoch
A. Morton
Isaac Mills & Co
Second Avenue
City Farm
James B. Murdoch
M. L. Morton
K. Sahl
Idvenue
A.D. Shaw
Marie Totten
Orbes Street
J. J. Vandergrift
Fifth Ave
Roup Street
George Steer
Marg Htman
Q. Whitten
Sacres
Morris McCombs
James McKelvey
St Acres
W. E. Nimick
Murdoch
Roger O'Mara
Homewood
R. B. Philli
Squirell Oo. Cone
Hill Prop Cous
Squirrel
Po'Willimsley
J. B. Sneathen
Secres
Toledo Insurance Agent Vanishes With About 910000 In Funds
Toledo authorities report Elbert A. Pope a veteran insurer disappeared after Monday noon with funds from several companies including Imperial Fire and Traders. Total shortage undetermined, rumors place near 10000. A boarding house fire at Second Avenue near Vespucio Street caused by a lamp explosion damaged property and cash, with insured losses and theft cited.
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Toledo
Elbert A. Pope
Imperial Fire Company
England
Niagara Fire
New York
Marine Company
Detroit
Lancaster Insurance Company
Traders’ Insurance Company
Chicago
Freight Trains Collision at Stewart's Station Reported
Yesterday morning two freight trains collided at Stewart's station smashing about 12 cars and blocking four trucks for hours with no injuries. Assault charges sent Andrew SrEstreen and son John to jail after a dispute involving John's wife. A 13 year old boy died after being run over at Twenty sixth and Josehine Streets. A Citizen's Traction newsboy suffered serious injuries jumping from a car on ice. A still alarm reported a fire at Stock Miller staining business with slight damage. Lumbermen banquet set for March 23 at Hotel Schlosser. Police official Dan Silves attended a wedding where a car door damaged a guest. A Cincinnati wife awaiting husband was sent to Poor Farm by Chief Elliot awaiting location.
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Stewart's Station
Andrew SrEstreen
John
Thomas Bravsxi
Josehine
Southside
Thomas O'Brien
Citizen's Traction
Engine House
Stock & Miller
Sarah
Eighth Streets
Joshrn Ettity
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Baltimore and Ohio
Elliot
Department of Charities
Stumbled Into The McNulty Residence Theft Reported
A pair of peddlers entered Charles McNulty’s Collins avenue home in the East End while Mrs McNulty was away and stole worn clothing. Police were notified. Grance Benerr was arrested for disorderly conduct after a saloon brawl on Thirty first street. he resisted officers and was taken to the Seventeenth ward station. Exrisa Trut sued Earnest Bradberry for surety of the peace, alleging threats and dynamite threats. Bradberry to be heard next Tuesday. Mrs C Tonsenrt charged Jessie Hopkins with larceny by bailee. Hopkins jailed for a Saturday hearing after allegedly stealing Mrs Tolpert’s furniture. Justin Guest filed against Wesly Johnston et al for malicious mischief. defendants accused of tearing boards and throwing stones to start a bonfire. Micuar Frasck faced a poisoning charge by his wife. discharge followed as no proof of his deed.
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Charles McNulty
Collins Avenue
East End
Exrisa Trut
Leslie
Earnest Bradberry
Camellia Street
Fifty-fifth
Bradberry
C. Tonsenrt
McKees' Alley
Seventh Ward
Richards
Jessie Hopkins
Miss Hopkins
Micuar Frasck
Alderman Burns
Wolfgang Stern
Gentes Spe
Frank
Philadelphia Conference Backs Off In Burrell Case
The Philadelphia M E Conference reviews Rev W K Burrell of Camden in a dispute over his marriage ceremonies crossing the river. No charges sustained. case deferred to Presiding Elder for testimony. Burrell known for aiding underage marriages. conference notes no station due to residence in Camden.
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Philadelphia
Camden
M- E
J. E. Gray
W. K. Burrell
N. J
Burrell
McConnell
T. B. Neely
Committee of Inquiry
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Walden
Richard Morley
J. S&s
Canadian Statesman Dies Expected Sir A Tittoch Galt S
Montreal March 16 Sir Alexander Tittoch Galt Canada’s famed finance minister is very ill and death is hourly expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Sir Alexander Tittoch Galt
Finance
Canada
Oil man returns to New York and notable guests @ Duquesne
A string of visitors and locals check in at Pittsburgh hotels. A. H. Tack arrives back in New York, while W. G. Andrews, Hermann advance man, bills at the St. Charles. Ads, officials, and families from East Lid to Bermuda plans fill the city detail.
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A. H. Tack
New York
W. G. Andrews
Hermann
St. Charles
W. E Sproull
Cambrian Ironmpany
J. A. Burnworth
East Lid
M. C. Kerr
Blairsville
Schlosser
J. H. Houghton
Salem
N.J
Duquesne
W. P. DeArmitt
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
W. E Porter
Springfield
Mass
West
Mercer
Adolf Cluss
Washington
W. K. Warwick
Masmilon
H. P. Lewis
Indiana
J. K. Bryden
Henry Lamberton
Franklin
Anderson
Willis J. Hulings
Oil City
W.L. Bowlus
Wabash Road
Cleveland
Bermuda
John A. Logan, Jr
Mr. N
George W. Zerby
Canonsburg
Thomas McIntire
Firmwood
the St. James
Pittsburg
Mr. Zerby
St. James
Pittsburgers Registered at New York Hotels
A list from New York on March 16 shows Pittsburg residents registered at major hotels including Murray Hill Denison Sturtevant Astor Windsor Gilsey House Fifth Avenue Sturtevant. Names include A. O. Cunningham C. Hubbard J. G. Lefferb M. Kent J. M. Hastings Sturtevant W. McFarland L. B. Shea C. Terry D. E. Lyon and others.
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Pittsburgers
New York
Sturtevant House
J. M. Hastings
Sturtevant
Murr
Astor House
W. McFarland
St. Denis
H.T. Mor
Union Square
L. B.shea
Hotel Imperial
Gilsey House
J. Rhodes
Fifth Avenue
D. E. Lyon
G. House
W. D. Kearns
Fashionable bedford cord reefers and capes on sale
Handsome Bedford Cord Reefers in blacks blues and tan patch pockets with pearl buttons silk lining. Long Jacket in diagonal cloth silk lined 36 inches $18. Black Bedford Cord Jacket 32 inches long silk lined $10. Long Military Cape Newmarket plain or fancy cloths $10. Long Cloth Cape in black gray slate tan trimmed with passementerie ostrich feather edging $10. Great Embroidery Sale continues with limited stock. sale ends tomorrow.
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Newmarket
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THE
Demores
Reid
United States
Williams
Havre
Armour & Co
Maia Vita Society
Mesa Vita Society
Taronto
Loxpox
Countess Russell
Earl Russell
Feachers
Brisbane Labor
Entireamu
Aliquipfa
Aliquippaa
Insurance Companies
LOGE
John Barker
Mra
G. W. Boyd
Vespucio Street
No. 4 Company
Boyd
Rev
Gustave Lindenthal
New York Terminal
Hudson
Lindenthal
U.S. Gov’t
E’en
Demith
Cloak Department
Cravenette
Campbell & Dick
Market Street
Felf-Rra
Bsc
F. Zoelleh
Sole
M'fritteburg
Ofte Speaky
Wthirdar
Mastin Underwear
Men’s & Boys
Liberty Street
Star Corner
Hermsdor
Hermsdorf
Lisle
Sige and
Lorde
Market ST. Mhibrre
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