Elopement Tale Out Of Poland Toward New York City
New York reports Gen James R O Heirre and Detective Peter Gorton probe a Poland to America elopement. Marie von Dietebuck left husband and child with wealthier lover Otto seeking care from federal authorities after alleging abuse and $80 theft.
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New York
James R O'Beiroe
Traimigration
Peter Gorton
Poland
Marie von Dietebuck
Mao
Otto
America
Otte
Marie
Freo Rion
Erick
Abe
Winland and Child
Berlin
Bremen
Thie City
Marie van Die
Ull
New York visit tempers fair funding hopes
Mrs Potter Palmer returned from an eastern trip with the World’s Fair Women’s Department to discuss funding. She said New York’s Assembly shows jealousy toward Chicago, noting a $500,000 amendment and political factors including Chauncey Depew’s involvement.
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John Boyd Thatcher
New York
Albany
Chicago
Chauncey Depew
Mr. Depew
Depew
Mra Palmer Saanaway
Harry W. Stuwman Dead A Drum Virtuoso Remembered
Harry W. Stuwman 48 died at his home in Frankford near the city after an early life as a drummer and entertainer. He served as Pont Drummer at Germantown Hospital at age eleven and played for President Lincoln who reportedly kissed him and praised his promise in the drum business. The notice highlights his youth performances and notable role in civil war era gatherings.
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Linenin
Purapeuvara
Harry W. Stuwnan
Freukford
Thie City
Marartey
Comery
Pont
Germantown Hospital
President Lincoln
Stawman
Incoln
Lincoln
Typhus cases in Philadelphia and Yale aims for women’s doctorates
Typhus cases reported in Philadelphia link two sisters to municipal hospital, one from New York, with claims of Bellevue cures. Separately, Yale University plans to launch graduate doctorates for women next academic year, offering full research opportunities without sex distinction.
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New Haven
Yale University
United States
Mont Nom
Unclear Board Signal on New Jersey Presidency
Odd OCR snippet notes a vice president from Central District of New Jersey may accept the office of president at an organization named Hichmead & West Poist, with a March date cited in New York. The fragment lacks clear identities and outcomes.
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New York
Central Risttrond
New Jersey
Hichmead & West Poist
Reporter Dies in Typhus Case after Fever House Probe
Frederick J. Hamilton, the reporter who uncovered typhus at a fever house, died at Riverside Hospital. He lived at Brooklyn and was survived by a widow in distress. Morris Kinskal and Isaac Rong also died during the night as the Board of Health opens an inquiry into alleged mismanagement by the resident physician.
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Mamilton
New Yar
Frederick J. Hamilton
East Twelfth
Riverside Hospital
Brooktyn
Burke Hamilton
Morris Kinskal
East Broadway
Isaac Rong
East Twelfth Street
Board of Health
New York District Attorney Comments on Dr Parkhurst Sermon
District Attorney Nicoll refutes Dr Parkhurst on city corruption remarks. He suggests Parkhurst swear out warrants in Police Courts and says he will present the matter to the Grand Jury. He notes police arrests for excise violations continue and courts are overburdened.
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New York
Parkhuret
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Nicoll
Parkhurst
Gerry
Comstock
Thare
Grand Jury
Reading Road Alliance Clarified No Lease Report
Reading Railroad officials deny a rumored lease of the Reading Road to the New York & New England. They say friendly lines exist, with NY&NE terminal facilities aiding Reading and a possible Baltimore & Ohio lease to connect south to New Orleans via NY&NE. Frederick Douglass accepts Haiti’s envoy post to the World’s Columbian Exposition.
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Reading
New York & New England Railroad
Reading Railroad
Afr
Uriuee
New England
Baltimore & Ohio
Southern
Ly Jb
Art & New England
New York
New Orleans
Drowned Crewmen Reported After Ship Wreck
The revenue cutter Samuel Dexter sailed in with word that the vessel driven ashore at Carthlake Inland during the storm was the actowner Harry McLain from St Joby bound for New York. One man drowned yesterday on the island Favorable Avion amid the wreckage and rough seas.
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Wicrrano Hayes
Samuel Dexter
Harry McLain
St Joby
New York
Cartrhapk
Anarchist Plots Stir Paris Amid Political Turmoil
Alarm over anarchist plots grows as authorities accuse groups of fomenting unrest in Paris. The report notes arrests, surveillance of servants, and rhetoric suggesting a May Day demonstration linked to the Commune revival.
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Anarchist Plota
Interor
Distm
M Congtana
Therap
France
M. Coueta
Seo
Clus
Papto
Order
Istreet
Nounced
Paxey
Party of Anarchy
Arcesaries
Paris
Interetta
Parik
Smanlor Fiaivu
Local Hero Dies After Hotel Fight Ends in Tragedy
A man identified as Hall died Sunday after a confrontation in an Ohio hotel. Investigators traced the incident to Dayton where Hall reportedly struggled with a visitor from Waukegan. W. C. Brown, a railroad official, advised Hall’s family but the death halted plans for further life-saving care.
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Dartom
Alvin
Lavdanus
Hall
Dwicht
Deyton
Abe
W. C. Brown
Djiek
Senator Hill Arrives in Roanoke as Crowd Cheers
A large Roanoke crowd gathers at the station on March 1 to welcome Senator Hill. He speaks to enthusiastic supporters, urging unity in progress and noting North and South sympathy.
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Wirotma- Pt
York Benateret Raamate Roanoxs
Enator
Trainmens Association to push automatic couplers law
Reports from multiple towns describe efforts to pass Senator Cullem's bill mandating automatic coupling on railways. The Trainmens Association of the United States plans a March 27 meeting to coordinate actions in support of the measure.
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Het Beet
Benater Culler
Mat Baurmwens
Trainmens’ Association of the
United States
Cullem
Bail Denied for Webster in New York Murder Case
Supreme Court Justice Andrews denies William F Howe's bid for bail for Burtos Cuthbert Webster, slayer of Charles E Goodwin. Ruling cites juror disagreement as a reason to withhold bail, stressing bail not a right in murder indictments and affirming trial should proceed. Indictments also reported against several for embezzlement and related offenses connected to Rising Sun fund, with Greenwood and others named.
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New Vous
Burtos Cuthbert Webster
Charles E. Goodwin
New York
Supreme Court
Andrews
William F. Howe
Webster
Cowing
Jesus
Court of General
J Andrews
Webber
Charles Goodwin, Jr
Pelus
Tomba
Order of Rising Sun
Funda Booros
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Willian Hamilton
Isaac W. Commons
Charles A. Barney
James Morrison
James A Fraser
Alvan L. Greenwood
Greedwood
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