Enthusiasm Unrestrained as Bismarck Speech Delivers National Gratitude
Seven thousand students from Hamburg and beyond converged on Aumuehle for a demonstra tion honoring Prince Bismarck. The ex chancellor praised German unity and peace while urging young leaders to protect what has been secured, and to remain German and national in spirit amid future developments.
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Iean
Germa
Germany
Samea
Caroline Islands
Prussia
Emperor Willam
Hoch
Prince Bismarck
Countess von Rantzau
Biamarck
Hamburg
Pasc Elation
Bismarck
Semler
Count Kalnoky and the King Humbert in Crisis Talks
Seated figures include Count Kalnoky, King Humbert, and Premier Crisp as leaders convene amid mounting tensions. The gathering signals possible political shifts and diplomacy between nations. No further details provided.
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Seph
Count Kalnoky
King Humbert
Premier Crisp
Robinson a smooth man under arrest in Chicago
James Robinson, under arrest in Chicago for violating postal laws, is identified as the same man who published the Ladies' Monthly Gem in Cleveland. He previously defrauded victims with a snap rebate and bogus watches, jumped a $1,400 bond, fled to Canada, and is now believed to have started anew under the same name.
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Cleveland
James Robinson
Chicago
Robinson
Canada
United
Harrisburg House Debates Liquor Reform and City Finances
The Harrisburg House, meeting at 8, discussed Stewart's liquor reform bill declaring disorderly houses and a $50 fine for violations. It considered Schwarz's tax stance on Carpenter's Hall and decorated Capitol buildings for HartRanft's division reunion. A bill on oleomargarine provisions was returned to committee before adjournment.
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Harrisburg
Stewart
Philadelphia
Schwarz
Monroe
House
Carpenter's Hall
Committee On Municipal Corporations
Hartranft
Mattox
Committee of Printing
de Velin
New York Murder Mystery Advances With New Clues
A Hoboken railroad depot maid identifies the murdered woman as Madora Robinson, a colored housemaid. She says the victim came from Heathville Virginia and had planned to visit acquaintances on Thompson Street New York, aiding investigators in locating the crime scene.
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New York
Pe Tgory
Itv
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Hoboken
Madora
Newark
Heatheville
Fredericksburg
Thompson Street
Hrathaville
Philadelphia and Reading Default on Railroad Bond Interest
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad today defaulted on $7,000 interest on Chester Valley railroad bonds and $1,000 interest on Camden County road bonds. The nonpayment was due to interest not being earned by the lessee.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Chester Valley Railroad
Camden County Road
Weather Crop Bulletin Overview for March in Pennsylvania
The Weather Bureau resumes the weather crop bulletin with a March synopsis for Pennsylvania. The season is somewhat backward with limited growth. wheat is in good condition and sugar making is in progress.
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Washington
The
Weather Bureau
Weather
Pennsylvania
Mexican War End Report Reaches City
City officials received a brief dispatch noting the Mexican war has ended and that President Diaz in Mexico City sent a message tonight. The bulletin also mentions the Guatemalan Mexican dispute being amicably settled.
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City of Mexico
Diaz
Cuba War Clouds Darken as Torpedo Boat Hinted for Rebels
Washington reports sensational intelligence that a prominent eastern shipbuilder may furnish a torpedo boat or convertible craft to Cuban rebels to attack Spanish ships. The plan allegedly includes torpedo tubes and swift craft to reach Cuban shores, with the Spanish government noting the potential expedition.
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Washington
Cuba
Cuban
State Department
Five Men Die As Leather Factory Boilers Explode
In Woburn Massachusetts the Loring and Jones leather factory boilers exploded as workers arrived, burying a dozen men. Five were killed: Austin Clements foreman Patrick Lally Patrick McGonigle Frank McMahon Patterson. Injured included Patrick Kelley John Kenney John Tracy Patrick O Keefe Octavio Saunders. About fifty employees were present. four boilers, two new, and the eighty foot chimney collapsed. Cause undetermined.
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Woburn
Mass
Loring & Jones’ Leather
Hue
Austin Clements
Patrick Lally
Patrick McGonigle
Frank McMahon
Patterson
Patrick Kelley
John Kenney
John Tracy
Patrick O'Keefe
Octavio Saunders
Fentored
Anthracite Coal Presidents To Meet On Friday
New York April 1 It is expected the anthracite coal presidents will meet Friday to settle operating terms for the year. A tentative agreement may be reached with New York Susquehanna and Western to receive 34 percent of the tonnage. A key issue is Lehigh Valley compliance with any pact amid sixty operators on its lines. After the presidents meet sales agents may urge at least a 25 cent per ton advance.
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New York
New York, Susquehanna and Western
Lehigh Valley
Death on the Rail Claims Two Conductors in Coincidence
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on April 1 Conductor Charles Barger and Brakeman John Shipley were killed on the Baltimore and Ohio line in a similar way within an hour of each other. Shipley fell between cars when the train broke and was ground to pieces. Barger suffered a similar fate while boarding another car. Barger leaves a wife and one child while Shipley was single.
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Uniontown
Charles Barger
John Shipley
Baltimore and Ohio
Lemont
Shipley
Barger
Men Banned From Gym Exhibitions at Women's College
The board of control of the Women’s college in Baltimore granted the petition to exclude men from gymnasium exhibitions. Opponents wore crepe in protest. The exhibition features a wide pair of Turkish trousers below the knee, and attendance by men has declined as the average age of entrants dropped.
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Women's College
Baltimore
Board of Control
Conditions of Peace Reported in Shanghai
A Central News dispatch from Shanghai says peace terms require China to pay 400 million yen indemnity and cede Formosa and southern Manchuria. Japan would hold guarantees until indemnity is paid and borders settled.
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Japan
Formosa
London
Shanghai
China
Manchuria
Murdered Her Children in Park Hotel Tragedy in Columbus
A mother identified as Mrs Williams killed her two younger children in a Park hotel room in Columbus, Ohio. The bodies were found with a bloody razor at the foot of the bed. husband William Williams, a Grove City businessman, arrived at the hotel but offered no information. The mother’s whereabouts remain unknown.
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Columbus
Park Hotel
Annie
Si Je
Willams
Annie Williams
Hoh
Wiliams
Grove City
Democrats Reorganize City Council Amid Patchy Unity
The Democrats faced division in the common council after reorganizing for the 1895 fiscal year. Republicans held a tight grip, with Charles W. Westpfahl elected president of the select branch and James J. Grier chosen president of the common council, while H. C. Hatton narrowly won the clerkship over W. F. McLean.
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Common Council
Charles W. Westpfohl
James J. Grier
Third
H.C. Hatton
W. F. McLean
Loftus
McLean
Simon Thomas
FE. F. Wenzel
B. J. Hickey
Robinson
Seamang
Oliver
Keller
Noone
Regan
Gilroy
Sweeney
Nealls
Zeidler
Battle
Norton
Grier
Independent
Neulis
Princess of Wales to Visit Denmark Amid Rifts at Court
London reports state the princess will travel to Copenhagen next week to visit her parents King and Queen of Denmark as the prince of Wales returns from the Riviera. The couple often live apart, with the prince touring England rarely with the princess in the same country. Also noted is the prince's planned visit to Earl and Countess of Warwick, known as Lady Brooke, and rumors about his Riviera associations with Americans.
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Princess of Wales
England
London
Prince of Wales
Riviera
Copenhagen
Denmark
Prince
Earl and Countess of Warwick
Lady Brooke
The
American Indies
Richard Winslow
Ogden Goelet
Preacher to be Arrested in Libel Case
A capias is issued for Rev. David D. McLaurin pastor of Woodward Baptist Church and acting president of the Detroit Civile Federation. He allegedly libeled John B. Teagan by declaring from the pulpit that Teagan’s election as police justice would be a calamity to the people.
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Detroit
David D. McLauren
Woodward Baptist Church
Detroit Civile Federation
John B. Teagan
Police Justice
Civic Federation
McLaurin
Women Vote in Chile Election Prompts Mixed Returns
Advices to the Tribune report a large turnout in Columbus Cleveland Toledo and Hamilton with light overall participation. It is the first general election where women could vote and they largely supported women candidates for school boards. State results do not indicate a Republican victory.
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Chile
Cincinnati
The
Tribune
Columbus
Cleveland
Toledo
Hamilton
Chicago Businessmen Honor the President on Sound Money Policy
Washington April 1 The Chicago business committee led by Willard T Baker president of the Chamber of Trade met with over 100 representatives to show appreciation for the President's sound money policy during a half hour reception.
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Windy City
Washington
Chicago
Williard T. Baker
Child of Trade
Repre
Portrait Painter Plans Cleveland Portrait
Ivee a renowned portrait artist left Detroit for Washington to paint a portrait of President Cleveland for Don M Dickinson of Detroit. The Supreme Court in Washington on April 1 was to decide the constitutionality of the income tax.
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Detroit
Mich
Percy
Ivee
Washington
Cleveland
Don M. Dickinson
Supreme Court
Council’s Last Session Passes Amended Tax Levy
In a special session the common council passed the amended tax levy ordinance on third and final reading. A resolution to settle a $2000 city claim by John Conway of Robinson Street was referred to committees, delaying immediate action in the common branch. Mr Roche showed feeling during the debate.
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Chittenden
Manley
Mr. Chittenden
Roche
Hit
Golden
Regan
McLean
Sweeney
Zeidler
Noone
Battle
Norton
Hickey
Nay Aug Park
Nealis
Lavelle
Connell
Westpfahl
Weatpfahl
President Chittenden
John Conway
Robinson Street
Mayor's Annual Message Highlights Scranton Progress
The mayor reviews Scranton's industrial resilience despite national downturns, cites new and planned bridges over the Lackawanna River and Roaring Brook, and emphasizes park development and public library growth. He notes a strong bonded debt position, improved city finances, and the city solicitor's expanded work tying revenue to urban projects.
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Lackawanna River
Roaring Brook
Board of Park Commissioners
Nay Aug Falls
Park Commission
Albright Memorial Public Library
Scranton
United States
Eastern Pennsylvania Sees Morning Showers
For eastern Pennsylvania, showers are expected to occur in the early morning with the possibility of lingering clouds later in the day. Locales should carry umbrellas during the morning hours and plan for a cooler day afterward.
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Eastern
Pennsylvania
Mull Toomes For Misses Emag Caps Line
An advertisement proclaims a new cap line named Mull Toomes for misses with a full range and guaranteed popular prices. The copy emphasizes a comprehensive collection and value.
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