War talk over seals pits Canada and U S in tense talk
March 25 report cites Rear Admiral Hathara to protect Central sealers if war breaks out over open sea hunting. Canadian Minister Sir Charles Tupper and Lord Salisbury urge England to shield Canada while U S officials warn against a broader conflict. The piece portrays American anti monopoly sentiment and British cautious stance amid election pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adnyira Hathara
United States
Pelisbury
Charles Tapper
Varine
le Lan
England
Sir Charles
High Seas
Harrison
Ble Charles
Alaska
Aneriflerd
Prrest
Aleutian Islands
Drivin Lator
America
Wea
Kington
Canada
Charles Tupper
Lord Sallebury
Alec
Tr Iy
Charien
Ubternium
Washington
Botham
North Pacific
Report on Eleventh Census Work and Cost Proposals
Mesera Tou ner and Evans completed a report for Secretary Tracy on the Census Bureau. They estimate $2,000,000 needed to finish the eleventh census including $259,000 already appropriated by Congress and favor abolishing the science and appointment divisions to centralize duties within the department. Superintendent Porter approves the recommendation and notes data will aid future management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Porter
Mulchle
Mod
Gould Convicted in Eight Hour Jury Deliberation
The jury in the Gould case returned a guilty verdict after eight hours of deliberation. Gould sat with his indicted brother Ora Allen as the foreman announced the finding. Gould turned pale. his brother wept as counsel said they would move to place him in custody by Marshal Baxter and transfer to a hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Coxe
Ora Allen
Montgomery
Gulty
Marshal Baxter
Moye Fractured Man's Skull and Mullen Case Report
William Myon and Thomas Farley, aged 18 and 16, are charged with throwing a mouse at Prank Mullen in the city, leaving him with a fractured skull and hospitalization. Mullen says he asked them to quiet down by his door because his child was ill. they hooted and then threw stones. He identifies the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moye
Newans
William Myon
Thomas Farley
Mullen
Thin City
Borrowes Involved in Duel Rumor Stirs NYC Waterfront
On New Year’s Eve March 21 Borrows, Drayton, and Milbank were seen departing a steamship after a night aboard. Borrows declined to discuss the matter while Milbank denied any knowledge of letters or statements to the press. Drayton stayed overnight with Dr. Benedics in Washington Square before meeting his lawyer to plan a political statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fant Hallet Alsop Borrowe
Harry Vane Milbank
J. Coleman Drayton
Drayton
Mr. Drayton
Barrowe
Borrowe
Milbank
West Seventeenth Street
Mr. Milbank
H. A Barrowe
Stagif
Ea Haner Vane Musase
Washington Square
Skenes
Richard H
East Fortieth Strest
Stephen P. Nash
Wall Atrest
Offices Transferred from Berowaves to Philadelphia
Berowaves march 25. Orders remove audit and freight offices of Lehigh Valley Railroad to Philadelphia with April 1 transfer. Bethlehem loses departments and many residents relocate. W Weaver auditor coal region also ordered to move. some workers notified. Also report of a rescue unrelated to the transfer following a river incident and a woman identified as Clara Heaver, 21, of Hunterdon, who attempted suicide but survived.
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Berowaves
Philadelphia
Focal
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bethlehem
Philadel
Marion
Ase
Anata Tae A
W. Weaver
Coal Betas
Ype
Assembly Action on State Constitution Inquiry
A fragmented report notes a Senate and Assembly dispute over a constitutional issue. Cantor proposed delaying motions and authorized joint committees to investigate statements and papers with speed, while the Assembly concurred in the Senate’s tentative action.
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Armas
Cantor
Assembly
Senate
Sugar Refining Plant Sold to American Sugar Refining Co
The sugar refining plant of Harrison Frasier & Co has been transferred to the American Sugar Refining Co for 10 million dollars. One tenth paid in cash, the rest in exchange sugar certificates for Harrison Frasier stock. The deal follows trust consolidations and stock price speculation affecting related refiners and building plans in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, Frasier & Co
American Sugar Refining Co
al Wrast
Franklin
Sorosiee
Botaben Sugar Refining Co
Jesu Yous
Sheba
Kewanx
N.J
Newark “Daily Advertiser
John
Lestie D. Ward
Franklin Murphy
Thomas T. Kinney
Elopement Sparks Social Stir in German Circles
Emily Armbrest and Thomas Duffy married in New York despite Emma Armbrest's wealth and family strife. The Orange county case draws wide attention as Maguire predicts a successful suit. A separate note recalls a mine accident leaving a man bedridden for years.
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Scarros
Emily Armbrest
Thomas Duffy
Armbrest
New York York
Ambrust
Joong Duffy
Central raid attorney denies land claim near Depew
D. E. McMillan, attorney for the New York Central, denies any truth to rumors of land purchase near Depew and disputes plans to locate a new shop in a more convenient neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrata
D. E. McMillan
New York
Cmetral
Depew
Central
NO MORE PAUPERS TO BAR DESIRABLE IMMIGRANTS
New York authorities under General Nettleton and the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury implement a new rule denying landings to pauper immigrants. Steamship lines will deport such arrivals to Europe at no cost as part of a broader effort to curb immigration deemed undesirable.
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Mie
Tee
Sormerty
New Yonk
Nettleton
Europe
Sap
Remains Identified in Passaic River Mystery Case
John Schulte, saloonkeeper of this city, positively identified the drowned woman found in the Passaic River as Mrs Libbie Stickle of Newans New Jersey. He described the clothing of Mrs Donnegan who lived nearby and disappeared yesterday. The slain woman had washed for his family for four years and had two children now living with relatives. The case involves a quarrel between Donnegan and his wife and ongoing police notes.
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Passaic River
Waskewoman
Newans
John Schulte
Bruckner
Pasaic River
Foster
Rockaway
Libbie Stickle
Sebulte
Dounigan
Gilroy
Doonegan
Corpes
Jealous Mother's Crime Shocks Cassius, West Virginia
A harrowing 80 year old Marion Moor’s arrest follows grisly murder of her 12 year old daughter Bettie. Reports allege motive centered on marital arrangements and romantic advances from a worker in her husband’s employ. The case unfolds amid broader political mentions and a newspaper sale notice.
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Mille
Cassuzsros
W. Va
Marion & Moors
Mia Moore
Jamas Semple
Bettie
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Caneds
Bus
Charles
Rugston Press
Bebring Lee
Lord Salisbury
Blaine
Great Britain
St James Gazette
Wes
Staten
Globe
United States Senate
Rockry
James H. Patterson
W. CT. U
Felson
Crase de Agsin
Olgaretion Krxowrom
Mins Lansing
Wareisk
Orange County
Indies
Miss Lansing
Stossom
Cmeaco
Frank Tree
George Stosson York
Jaco Scheefer
Om Hasasday
Ives
Madison Square Garden
Chef Appropriation
Wastusotos
Femeat
Lame
Gail
Majestic
Ned Drayton
Millbank
Drayios
Lawyer
The
Lehigh Valley Mead
Pasaste
Jou Harrison
Mitiua
Clara Heaver
Hanterde
Hike
Maguire
Bocas
Beck
Marah Madek Welbenay
Marsh
William HB
Norcross
Ruspell
Romel
Wettleton
Amy
Land Ox
Booisty
Ammurenae
Mea Donegar
Choe
Watercrox
United States District Judge
W. E Townernd
Convecticut
District of Con
Devid B. Remecy Aequiten Bog
Germany
Pais Ramus
Amine
Schepflin & Co
West Front Street
Pook
Dechie
Acme Tailoring Co
WiLi
Cassimeres
Front Street
Plainfield, N. J
Pierson Hardware Co
Plainfield Produce CO
Raritan Mills
North Avenue
J. P. Laire & CO
Col
Front Street and
Park Ave
R. J. Shaw
Harmacist
Bhaw
Park Avenue
K L. Heyniger
Somerset Bt
North Plainfield
Gavett's
East Front Street
M. Ulrich
J. F. MacDonald
East Front
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