Infernal device explodes at Prince de Sagan residence
Paris Faubourg Saint Germain bursts into alarm after an explosion injures a servant at the Princess de Sagans home. Police suspect anarchist involvement though rumors float about a jealous rival and a club wager. The sister of Tyron de Seilliere is tied to New York society amid high profile connections.
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Averchiot
Jessont
Frineros
Faubourg
S& Germain
Paris
Ds Sagan
New York
Conatens
Utp
Princess de Sagan
Flr
Pincens de Sagan
Tyron Laymiond de Seilliere
New York City
Charley F. Livermore
Lelie de Talley
Aptler
Princes de Sagan
Paria
Esirope
Wally
Jha
Supreme Court
Henry le Soha
Haron de
Wages Cut Proposed as Steel Boom Cuts Pudding Jobs
March 1 New Pittsburgh report notes furnace disruptions from steel supply and cheap steel pushing pudding production costs. Jones & Laughlins general manager Wills Lo King warns wages must be reduced to keep mills competitive as iron and steel become cheaper. Union men plan to bring matter to the Amalgamated Association soon.
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Primagna
Jend
Wills Lo King
Gamaral
Jones & Laughlins
Milla
Thet Dont Wear Morocler Mr Weethall Im Premed
A London Daily Graphic letter from W Woodhall MP describes Chicago modernity. He notes towers rising twenty stories aided by lifts, contrasts Chicago with London and Liverpool, and claims a visible gulf between classes in appearance and demeanor.
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Weethall
A. F
Chicago
W. Woodhall
Amertes
Daily Graphic
Liverpool
Windsor
Gleitor
Britain
Three Swedish Girls Assaulted in Wat Worcester Street
In Wat Worcester Massachusetts on March 1 two Swedish servant girls on Belmont street were accosted by a stranger who followed them and struck one with a lxar or weapon, wounding her lightly. The second assault occurred on Summer street and a third on Prospect street with minor injuries. Police suspect a recent escapee from the city almshouse may be involved.
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Watcester
Wosckeres
Mass
Gavirday
Belmont Street
Lin
Hooper Strut
Augusta Bock
Summer Street
Bates
Ramavn
Prospect Street
McElroy
Ue City
Claims James Whitcomb Riley Is Long Lost Son
A Kansas woman, Amanda E Chesney of McClure Place, claims poet James Whitcomb Riley is her son who ran away from Galesburg twenty seven years ago. She appeared at his Grand Opera House reading with photographs of her husband and son, insisting the resemblance proves his identity despite Riley’s records.
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Shere Wis Mather
Kansan Urry
Amanda E Chesney
McClure Place
Galesburg
Hive
James Whitcomb Riley
Grand Opera Hower
Chesney
Mysterious Will Case Tangles Fairfield Widow Bids
Morris A Tuttle of Fairfield County drew a will disposing of Emm Nichols property valued at 1000 dollars after a fatal choking during a tongue tied event. George was named principal heir but died soon after, the housekeeper died in bed, and the dying claimant’s brother Elam Nichols faces a sudden reversal of fortune as the estate reverts. In Semianarous Ind March a suit to contest Senator Joseph A McDonald’s will is filed in Circuit Court.
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Bunostont
Coon
Wan Sonn
Elam Nichols
Hensler
Ind
March
Joseph A. McDonald
Father Ducey’s Rebel Letter on a New York Marriage
A letter from an outraged mother in Augusta recounts her son Blaine’s secret 21st birthday marriage to Marie Nevins performed by Rev. Dover. She accuses the priest of aiding the union against her family’s wishes and warns of consequences, detailing age concerns, Catholic dispensation attempts, and the impact on her son’s future. The document portrays a heated dispute over marriage legality and parental control.
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Duceys
Dinios
Blaine
Diane
New York
Jon
Thighbort
Ber Hartor
Mies
Tr Sinter
Angusa
Auguata
Miss Nevins
Walker
James Guaro
Het
Mise Levins
Confbinnca
Vona
Bound to Have Will Married in Albany Rumors
March 1 report from Washington and Albany notes rumors that Senator David B Hill will marry the daughter of the late William L Muller. Hill denied the engagement but speculation persists among admirers. A separate item mentions an insane festival where horses were forced to work and a man named White was arrested for unspecified acts.
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Albany Witen
David B. Hill
William L. Muller
Sena *Tor
Albany
Breckius Polles
White
Sanaa
Lng
Arbitration Treaty Nears Final Official Accord
Washington reports say negotiations between the United States and Great Britain toward arbitration of the long border dispute have reached a favorable conclusion. British Minister Julian Paunceforte met Secretary Blaine to sign the treaty on behalf of Britain, with Parliament to act further. The board of arbitration is to include ten members, two from Britain and one each from France Sweden and Italy. The Supreme Court decision on the Behring dispute is noted, and other political shifts and church moves are also mentioned.
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Paoe
Exera
Lamar
Wasurseron
March
United State
Great Britain
Julian Bauncefore
Blaine
Poas Sodi
Betain
Lord Salisbury
Hownewr
Board of Arbitration
France
Sweden
Italy
In the Foothills: Mounted Band Encamps Near Fortile Range
A hostile party encamps in the Fortrille Mountains with armed men. They aim to forage along ranches and capture residents but struggle to reach the party due to the rugged terrain and rough country. Local forces are encamped nearby to respond.
New York State Committees Set for Albany Convention
State Republican committees meet at Fitch Avenue Hotel to decide on holding the State Convention in Albany for selecting delegates to the National Convention. They will not be instructed by the State Convention and New York will present a name for the head of the ticket. Three hundred perished in a shipstorm near Oporto with several vessels lost. The Elbe also ran aground, rescuing thirty men from a sinking boat. A new commercial treaty is arranged between the United States and this country, with the bill due in the Chamber of Deputies this week.
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Jon WH
Bie Binta
Republicas
Fitch Avenue
Dalgates
Albany
New York
Ucket
Oporte
Satay
Pizeen Pawis
United States
Minlever
Whitelaw Bald
M Juise Roche
Commerce
Chamber of Deputies
New York Markets Lead Shipments to Europe and Local Labor Notes
Reported yesterday four men injured, one thousand one dollars in shipment value headed to Europe today. Emily Yeamens, daughter of Annie Yeamans, connected to a New York house. Rumor that Senator Sherman plans retirement next winter. New York Grand Lodge of United Works to hold event at Buffalo Concert Hall. York clesk makers strike progress. manufacturer Jonason agrees to striker terms. Weather: New England warmer, westerly winds and rain or snow, followed by clearing and colder conditions.
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New York
Europe
Emily Yeamens
Annie Yeamans
Seustor
John Sherman
Rodge
New York State
Grand
Wentiner
Wasersaros
Henry Chip Ar
Dorthessumy
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Mdeneenyea
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Supreme Pount
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