Martin trial continues with Latimer witnesses and doctor
Latimer school teacher Charles Guscott identified deputies near the shooting scene and mapped the positions of strikers and victims. Dr H M Kellar described thirty nine patients and forty six wounds from a 44 calibre Winchester, showing many were shot while running away. Reverend StaMett testified about the march to Latimer and the absence of weapons.
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Guscott
Latimer
H. M. Kellar
Commonwealth
Kellar
Hazleton Hospital
Palmer
Philadelphia
E. StaMett
Emanuel Reformed Church
Hazleton
Milnesville
Lattimer
Dr Mary Walkers Pants at White House Reception
Washington February 4 Dr Mary Walker a famed guest at the White House reception wore a Prince Albert suit and a Grand Army of the Republic button She met Chinese minister Wu who questioned her about wearing a gown She argued trousers reflect freedom in this country and they discussed other topics.
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Washington, D. C
Mary Walker
White House
Prince Albert
Dr. Walker
Mr. Wu
Wedding Guests Witness Unscripted Solo Interlude
In Trenton New Jersey Miss Emily Booth Pitageoree of this city married Russell Fox of Philadelphia at the First Presbyterian Church. Edward W Evans began to sing during the entrance and seated himself among decorations before an usher escorted him out. Evans, a Princeton graduate, was later sent home by cab. officials attribute possible fatigue from study.
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Trenton
N. J
Emily Booth Pitageoree
Russell Fox
Philadelphia
First Presbyterian Church
Edward W. Evans
Evans
Young Evans
Princeton
Germany
President McKinley may attend Gettysburg Memorial Day
Washington February 4 President McKinley and likely cabinet members may attend Memorial Day services at Gettysburg on May 7 if public business allows. A delegation presented invitations to the President including Lewis D Wise Swope Bailey of the pension office E M Dawson Henry Clay Evans and A C Tanner. Webster Davis has accepted to deliver an oration.
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Washington
McKinley
Gettysburg
Mersis
Lewis D. Wise
Swope
Bailey
Pension Office
E. M. Dawson
Henry Clay Evans
Pensions
A. C. Tanner
Webster Davis
Interior
Hart Arrested in Murder Hunt Near Huntingdon
Michael Hart, 28, was arrested on a freight train in Huntingdon, ending a two year manhunt by Clearfield authorities for the murder of Laski, a prominent Italian builder. Curry and Kelly were already serving long terms. Hart was identified at a hearing and sent to Clearfield officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon
Michael Hart
Clearfield
DuBois
Laski
Hart
Curry
Kelly
Waylu
Boom for Pueblo Spends Million on Smelting Plants
Pueblo Colorad Fuel and Iron and Philadelphia Smelting and Refining plan a combined investment of one million dollars near Pueblo. The project aims to create the continent’s largest smelter and expand control of western metal production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smelting and Refining Company
Pueblo
Colo
Colorad Fuel and Iron Company
Philadelphia Smelting and Refining Company
Colorado
Missle River
In Steel Company
Carnegie Corn
Pittsbirge
Navy
Italian portrait painters face seizure over smuggled artwork
In New York on February officials seized paintings by Italian portrait painters. A representative explained negotiations over a portrait valued at about $200, saying a $5,000 offer stunned them and they accepted, claiming no intent to violate the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Etapa
Ieos Boldink
Movements of War Vessels Highlight Cuban and Atlantic Route
The Cruiser Montgomery arrived at Matanzas Cuba where Captain Convers reported courteous reception and a brief stay before sailing for Bandago. The Brooklyn prepared for a Windward Islands cruise but left New York for Hampton Roads. Annapolis arrived at St Croix and Wilmington called at Trinidad for Grenada. Commodore Howell obtained permission to cruise the European station with his squadron, aiming to assemble at Lisbon and proceed to Genoa with the San Francisco and Bancroft soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Feo
Convers
Montfomery
Matanzas
Cuba
Matingas
Montegomery
Bandago
Brooklyn
Windguard Islands
Caribbean Sea
Colon
New York
St. Croix
Wilmington
Callen
Trinidad
Grenada
Navy Deleatram
Hhe
Navy Department
Lisbon
Howell
Mediterranean
Selfridge
Genoa
San Francisco
Bancroft
Listonry
Sui against millionaire shoe maker filed in Chicago
Mrs. B M Pailian of Chicago sues John W Hanan Brooklyn shoe magnate for 1500000 alleging prior dealings in real estate and jewelry and a supposed settlement that occurred before Hanan’s Chicago visit. The case cites Newport and prior meetings with Mrs Smith and Mrs Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duttin
Waiter Cleary Discharged in Diamond Heist Case
Joseph Cleary a waiter at the Hotel Walton was discharged from custody after being charged with stealing 1090 dollars worth of diamonds owned by Mrs Kilpatrick daughter of actor Denman Thompson. The jewels were returned in Baltimore by an alleged acquaintance and no reward was paid. Kilpatrick declined to prosecute Cleary.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Cleary
Walton
Wirith
Www Ol Kilpatrick
Denman Thompson
Baltimore
Cleary
George Finch Surrenders After Jailbreak Claim
George W. Finch, the man who broke jail in Fort Sects Kansas, says he surrendered to a Lamonte Mo constable and will be brought back this evening. Lamonte officers are skeptical, noting Finch may be the subject of a prank, while Sheriff Wheeler has offered a reward for his arrest.
Relieved man of war Moline to leave Havana station soon
Washington reports the battleship Moline will be withdrawn from its Havana post in a few days. The crew’s comfort is cited as a reason for relief, with Marblehead or Detroit likely to take over duties in the harbor rather than the Moline remaining docked there.
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Washington
Moline
Havana
Detroit
Montreal man found guilty in family murder trial
Thomasa Nulay, on trial for two weeks in Jollette, was convicted of the September murder of his three sisters and brother. He was sentenced to be hanged in May at 1 o clock in the morning.
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Montreal
Thomasa Nulay
Jollette
Fatal Sledding Party in Delaware River
Three young people from Bristol, Pennsylvania, died when the ice broke under a sledding outing near Burlington, New Jersey. Nellie Mields, Richard Severne, and Mark Laumaster perished after the sled overturned and the ice gave way. Hertha Fields was rescued with difficulty as others attempted to reach the surface and pull them onto the ice.
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Burlington
N. J
Delaware River
Nellie Mields
Richard Severns
Mark Laumaster
Hertha, Fields
Nellie
Bristol
Severne
Laumaster
George Anderson
Bertha Fields
Greatest libel suit ends in not guilty verdict
In Minneapolis on February 4 a major libel case concluded with a not guilty verdict for W F Haskell of the Minneapolis Times and editor John Blanchard. The suit by Minneapolis Trust Co challenged editorial charges over West Pullman bonds tied to the defunct Guarantee Loan Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Minneapolis Trust Company
Minneapolis Times
W. EF. Haskell
John Blanchard
Haskell
West Pullman
Guarantee Loan Company
Times
Creditors’ Association
Tilingis
Maine
Postponed Skating Races Continue With McCulloch Victory
At Poughkeepsie New York Feb 4 the National Amateur Skating Association events resumed after a Tuesday interruption. Winnipeg champion J K McCulloch entered the 440 yard championship and won easily despite Morgan and Gibbs contesting second. Gibbs staggered to the finish in a dramatic 80 yard pursuit, collapsing after crossing the line and needing help to reach his dressing room.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
J. K. McCulloch
Winnipeg
Morgan
Gibbs
McCullogd
Gibba
Dhessing
Tragedy at Buffalo Ends in Farmhouse Murder
Michael Sorg a 70 year old farmer near Lancaster was murdered in his bed this morning. Michael Roguski a Polish laborer employed by him is in custody. Mrs Sorg awoke to a cry of agony and saw a man strike the head of her asleep husband with an axe. She fled to a neighbor after being struck on the arm. Sorg died unconscious after four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Michael Sorg
Lancaster
Michael Roguski
Train Wreck in Michigan Injures Five at Lawrence
A snowplough derailed it as Train No. 6 on the South Haven and Eastern ran from Lawrence. Five people were injured including M. W. Meredith general manager and Lew Burhans brake man. The report notes the line was the first through since Wednesday noon.
Deadly cattle thieves chase near Glangow Montana
A hot pursuit east of Glangow near the Dakota line left one thief dead after cowboys surprised the gang with stock. A running gun battle lasted about an hour as the posse pressed the capture of remaining members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
Glangow
Dakota Line
Ship's Merchants' Partner Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Philadelphia February 4 James F. Baynard of Cahall Baynard commission merchants at 2 South Prong Street shot himself in the head. Business troubles are reported to have caused the tragedy and the firm’s affairs are unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James FB
Baynard
Cahall & Baynard
Private Bill Day in the House in 1918 Debate
Private bill day dominated the House as members debated private pension bills and the Kansas Pacific sale. Iowa's Mr. Cousins urged direct trade notices rather than attacking products on sanitary grounds amid Germany’s fruit exclusion moves and a possible strict quarantine.
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Washington
Fleming
Dem
Powers
Pacific Railroad Committee
Union Pacific Railroad
Kansas Pacific
Hooker
Rep
Jamestown
N. Y
Senate Committee On Post Office and Post Roads
Maguire
Cala
Dalzell
Ren. Pa
Terry
Ark
Germany
State Department
Dingley
Ways and Means Committee
Agricultural Department
Wilson
Miss Peterson Lethal Gas Suicide in Boston Hotel
Miss L. B. Peterson of Tarryton, N. J. was found dead in a room at Young's hotel in Boston on February 4. She died from inhaling illuminating gas after arranging a rubber tube from the gas fixture to her mouth and wrist with a handkerchief. She appeared about 22 years old and had only $1.35.
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Boston
Peterson
Tarryton
Young's
Cuban Resolution Seeks Spain Autonomy Progress
In Washington on February 4 a Cuban resolution was introduced by Representative Williams of Mississippi. It asks the secretary of state for details on Spain’s efforts to win Cuban autonomy and reports on reconcentrado conditions under General Blanco. The measure was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Williame
Mississippi
House of Representatives
Spain
Blanco
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Spanish Cruiser Ciudad de Cadiz sails for Cuba
The Ciudad de Cadiz departed from Barcelona returning the fares of passengers. The ship will be armed as a cruiser to escort the torpedo flotilla to Cuba and has recently traded between Havana and Le Havre.
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Barcelona
Ciudad de Cadiz
Citudad de Cadiz
Cuba
Revlonw
Havana
Shipping Clears and Passages Listed in New York Notice
New York lists ships cleared or passed on February 4 including La bre tagne Havre Aller Malaga Naples Aurania Liverpool and Campania to New York. entries show ports and destinations with routing details in a compact shipping notice style.
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New York
la Bretagne
Havre
Aller
Malaga
Naples
Obdam
Hotterdam
Kaleer Wilhelm I
Genoa
Aurania
Liverpool
Kingale
Campania
New Building Plans Headline Local YMCA Unveiling
A morning bulletin highlights the YMCA’s plan to erect a new building as part of community development. Other items include updates on the Martin trial proceedings, Uncle Bam’s war veteran movements, and Congress weighing private bills amid local social notices and regional news.
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Martin
Uncle Bam
Hels
Congress
AleCormick Becks
Capitol Building Commission
Lival
Central absorbs Lake Shore in railroad consolidation
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad gains control of the Lake Shore system after a board meeting. The plan calls for exchanging $1,000 bonds for five shares of Lake Shore stock to cover about 49.47 million dollars of Lake Shore stock, with Vanderbilt interests holding the controlling stake and Morgan interests represented by Francis Lynde Stetson.
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New York
Lake Shore Railroad
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
Lake Shore
Central
Chicago
Chauncey M. Depew
The
Vanderbilt
Francis Lynde Stetson
Morgan
Bryan Attacks Wages Policy in Cotton Mills Dispute
William Jennings Bryan responds to Maine trade unionist Co. W. Davis about wage cuts in New England cotton mills. Bryan notes wage reductions mirror Dingley bill promises while Davis argues mills have cut wages by a substantial percentage and parties survive on this issue.
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Waterville, Mo
William Jennings Bryan
Co. W. Davis
Maine
New England
W. Davis
Waterville
W. J. Bryan
Bank to Be Wound Up in Framingham Savings Bank
South Framingham Mass February 4 The Framingham Savings Bank faces likely closure after a $44,000 shortage by bookkeeper W H Bird prompts plans for a receiver. State bank commissioners enjoin operations. deposits total about $800,000 with little chance of reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham Savings Institution
South Framingham
Mass
W. H. Bird
Farmingham Savings Bank
Cotton Mills Reduce Wages in Burlington and Winooski
Notices posted at Burling ton Cotton Manufacturing and Queen City Mills announce a 10 percent wage cut after next Monday. About 500 workers affected. No strike expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
Burlington Cotton Manufacturing Company
Winooski
Queen City
Ban Francisco Man In Padded Cell At Hospital
C Dordans nephew of ex president Salvador Francisco Dwunas is in a padded cell at the receiving hospital trying to starve himself. For two days he has stayed in an attitude of prayer and has not tasted food or drink. Hospital physicians believe he is insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
C. Dordans
Francisco Dwunas
Salvador
Minister Warns of Quarantine Over Imported American Horses
Berlin reports Horon von Hammer stum Losten, minister of agriculture, said American horses developed influenza after importation. He warned if imports rise, a quarantine may be imposed to protect the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Horon von Hammerstum-Losten
Weather forecast for the middle states and New England
The Herald's Weather Forecast reports partly cloudy to cloudy skies in the middle states and New England with a slightly higher temperature. A fall in the eastern and southern districts is expected with fresh to brisk southerly winds becoming high on the coasts, followed by snow in the northern district and high temperatures in the southern districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle States
New England
Y M C A to Build New Structure After Fire Damages
Directors and trustees of the Young Men's Christian Association met to authorize immediate reconstruction estimating a $100 000 project cost and contemplating a new site. Insurance totals about $88 400 with damages around $157 450. the building and contents loss is about $120 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Association
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Danville
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Penn Avenue
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Tanne
J. M. Chane
A. F
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Mosher & Cowman
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Southworth
Divies
M. Wymbs
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Handley Eistite
J. Janke
James Connelly
W. M. Reedey
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Ton Arbor Cafe
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