Deadly cafe bombing shocks Paris crowds
An anarchist, Deon Breton, 23, threw a bomb in the Hotel Terminus cafe near Saint Lazare Station wounding twenty. Police overpowered him after a gunfight. five seriously injured, fifteen lightly hurt. Breton confessed to anarchist motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edeon Breton
Pants
Deon Breton
St. Lagare Tallway
Ervat
Dn Omathus
Poisson
Ther
Ras Ds
Moscow
M. Lanreant
M Doubost
Interior
Gavrel
Borile
Leblasc
Rand
Amsterdam
Mme
Leblanc
Danne
Vanhent
Requet
Foubert
Raymond
Lanatan
William Miles Dies After Fall From Brewery Window
New Years Feb 12 William A Miles a brewer and partner at William A Miles & Co No 59 Christie Street fell about fifty feet from the drying room into the yard and died instantly. No witness to the accident. He was 55 and considered a wealthy figure in the brewing trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miles
William A. Miles
William A. Miles & Co
Christie Street
Supreme Court Delivers Opinion on Mercantile Tax Question
Philadelphia February 12 The Supreme Court handed down an important opinion addressing a mercantile tax issue. The ruling centers on whether a manufacturing company can be assessed for mercantile taxes under the state code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Seave
Potter & Co. Appeal Over Mercantile Taxes
Justice Williams delivers the Commonwealth case against Thome Potter & Co. in Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas No 4. The decision centers on whether a firm that both manufactures and sells goods can be taxed as a merchant when it operates a separate retail store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Williams
The
Commonwealth
George L. McCreary
Thome Potter & Co
Com. Tun
Philadelphia
Verdict in Carpenter Case Reaches Last Evening
The jury found the defendant guilty of murder in the first degree at 3 o clock this evening. The trial had intense violence, leading the defense to forgo further address. A motion for judgment was filed by the commonwealth and a motion for non-trial was raised by the defense over alleged jury irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirr Lixtowy
Carpenter
Commonwealth
Lyons
Attempts to Aid Da Gama Amid Brazilian Turmoil
A Rio de Janeiro dispatch reports failed insurgent land aids after plotters were betrayed, with twenty officers among the imprisoned leaders. Insurgents push toward San Paulo frontier while Admiral Da Gama strengthens the fleet at Rio and Nictheroy. President Peixoto will not seek re election as martial law remains in effect and protests halt the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mostevine
Rio de Janeiro
Prigonera
San Paulo
Admiral da Gama
Rio Janeiro
Nictheroy
Ita
Ehipa
Bahia
Niemeyer
Cruis
Nietheroy
Haa
Huet
Peixoto
Banker buys railroaders time at a discount in Butler
In New Castle Pa on February 12, J H Campbell a Butler banker was buying railroad employee time at a light discount. He acquired 12000 in orders and pressed Pittburgh and Western officials for payment. After threats and a brief attachment attempt Campbell secured payments totaling about 6000 with continued interest from workers cashing fares at his bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Railroadere
New Calls
Pittatarg and Western Railroad
J. H. Campbell
Campbell
Pitteburg and Western
Pittebarg and Western Company
Anahstia
Potoliiae
Washington conclave to hear woman officers this week
A rough printed page notes a women officers annual conclave in Washington this week. It mentions a meeting with various political figures and talks of legal and civic matters amid a wider set of unrelated items. The text also reports maritime and rail news, a fatal accident at Mare Island, and political dinners in Newark and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cape Flattery
State of Washington
Chey Fa
Charlea J
Maryland
Ie Dging
Baltimore
Hees
Anya
Turka
New York
Newport News
Machinland
W. Geering
Mare Island Navy Yard
Cal
Knoxville, Southern and Marietta and North Georgia
Logan County
da Shetler
Georgia Williams
Senator Hour
Batiman
Lincoln Association
Jersey City
Abraham Lincoln
Geond
Union League
League
Philadelphia
Shelby N. Callom
Tilmots
Abraham Lingola
Senator Gallinger Proposes Tariff Measure Amid Hawaiian Debate
Senate debates a substitute for the Wilson tariff bill. Mr Gray defends President Cleveland's stance on Hawaiian annexation, criticizing ex-Minister Stevens. Executive session follows as Caleb Bryce offers regrets for Representative Houk. House acts on bullion coinage, district bills, and a deficieny urgency bill before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasimisaros
Tolay
Gollinger
Kop
Lin
Senate
Gray
Mr. Gray
Stevens
Chay
Alm
Esiato
Daniels
Dem
White
Cal
Willis
Gresham
Thurston
Washington
Committee On Foreign Relations
Bryce
Ofc
Houk
Ohio
Paris Anarchist on Trial For Explosives Possession
Boisan, among many arrested in recent police raids on nearchiat hatt e, was tried today in Paris and convicted of explosives possession. He received four months' imprisonment. As the sentence ended, he hurled bread at the jury and shouted accusations of anarchy, causing a brief uproar in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pama
Boisaon
Nearchiat Hatte
Jorge
An Boisson
Fifty-Eight Men Arraigned in Pittsburg Riot Trial
A large crowd fills the Pittsburg court as fifty eight foreign defendants stand trial before Judge Ewing and Judge Magna for riot. District Attorney Burleigh leads the prosecution with assistant Harry Gearing. Attorneys Rowand Blakely Miller and Stebbick defend the defendants as the jury is seated by 11. Burleigh opening statements begin the unprecedented multi defendant case in Allegheny County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ewing
Magna
Monatiell Valley
Wilnenats
Magee
Allegheny County
Burleigh
Harry Gearing
Attorneeus Rowand
Blakely, Miller and
Stebick
Volock
Mr. Burleigh
Rioters Identified by Witnesses in Mine Property Attack
The prosecutor stated two prisoners admitted guilt while coal operator W. J. Steen testified about roughly twenty rioters and damage to mine property. Steen named forty nine prisoners, with Griffin Williams and Bowerhill minor identifying five others. Charles Gillespie corroborated several identifications. The court adjourned for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Steen
Blaomof A Bugle
Mer
Steen
Griffin Williams
Bowerhill Minor
Pridonar
Charles Gillesple
Rare Ice Bridge Forms in Niagara Gorge After Strong Winds
Fire cascade of an ice bridge reappears in the Niagara gorge below the falls after winds. Ice flows tumble over the falls and gather at Prospect Park foot, forming a solid bridge of moving ice as crews note rapid accumulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niadana Panis
N.Y
Niagara Gorge
Han
Proapect Park
Railway Magnates at War Over Philadelphia and Erie Stock
The Philadelphia and Erie railroad stockholders meeting today reported 1893 operating costs and gross earnings, with a net gain over 1892. A heated exchange occurred between John P. Green of the Pennsylvania Railroad and David Thompson over investigation of Erie affairs, leading to a board-referred matter and the election of nine directors including N Parkner Shortridge and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praveen
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Company
van Sandt
Second View
John P. Green
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
David & Thompson
L. H. Kyler & Co
Thomson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia and Erie
Erie
Pennsylvania
Green
Thompson
Philadelphia and Erie Company
Captain Green
Board of Directors
Thomas
Sam Aleo
Pittsburg
Eric
Mr. Thompson
N. Parkner Shortridge
W. Masel] Wilden
John Geeen
Samuel Gustine Thompson
J. Bayard Perry
Willian J. Elkins
Henry 2
Welch
William J. Howard
Amos K. Little
W. J. Barnes
Crank Windham Carter arraigned for threat to Queen Victoria
Windham Carter was arraigned in Bow Street police court on a charge of threatening to kill Queen Victoria. The case stems from his claim that she deprived him of the tithe of Marl of Wynehombe. The defendant appeared sane and was sent to a magistrate for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qiven Victoria
Lospexs
Windham Carter
Bow Street
Queen Victoria
Wynehombe
An Mayluin
Fragmented Local Notice Fragmented in Newspouring Text
An OCR damaged passage mentions Mia Alda Robinson of New Cantla and Professor Harwhorn amid unclear events. It references attorney A Linhart in Allegheny County facing debarment, and a series of garbled names and places including Harrisburg Dallas Philadelp te and Manc hula. The fragment also notes cattle and tubercu losis denial and a note on postmasters in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Alda Robinson
New Cantla
Harwhorn
A. Linhart
Allegheny County
Manchula
Jacob Mobloser
Penbrook
Harrisburg
Haw Boen
George W. Childs
Philadel Pte
Edge
Dallas
Poutmantersa
Jounsylvania
Ramage
Hanteville
Lagerne
Vite Ae Hunt
Hugh Mulligan
Bush
Echoes From The Storm Strands Trains In Snow
Severe blizzard disrupts rail and streetcar service across Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana. Freight trains halted several yards blocked downtown stations as snowdrifts and downed telegraph lines impede travel and communication nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Severe Wyoming blizzard halts trains and snarls towns
A fierce north wind and heavy snow sweep Wyoming valley and surrounding areas. Reports describe sixty mile per hour gusts with eight to ten inches of snow in several towns including Dallas Ponkhannock Fairview and Bear Lake. Trains on the Cleveland routes are impeded and outages occur as snow drifts fill streets and rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Valley
Dallas
Ponkhannock
Fairview
Ear Creek
Bear Lake
Hoateton
Shiekehiony
Roida
Cleveland
Foret Wayne
Straits of Mackinaw
Patch of Letters on Tinwaiian Affairs Sent to Congress
The Provident Cleveland dispatch reports a second batch of letters about Tinmaiian matters. Secretary Gresham writes of an interview with Minister Thornton on whether the United States would use force to place the queen on the throne. Minister Willie notes his refusal to attend the provisional government celebration, and Thurston asked Gresham about potential force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiisarox
D. C
Greaham
Willie
Thornton
Wale
United States
Gresham
Provisional government inquiry prompts guarded reply
In the afternoon Mr. Willis communicated that no force would be used against the provisional government or the people. He said any injury would come from their own acts, after meetings involving Mr. Gresham and Minister Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
Gresham
Provident
Thornton
Winn
Willis
Scranton Champion Wins Pool Match This Afternoon
Pannogiania Feb 12 Jerome Keogh of Scranton defeats Grant Boy of Harrisburg in a pool match. Keogh posts a remarkable score sequence with multiple runs including 16 9 1 10 9 15 15 7 15 4 4 0 4 10 15 21 15 7 9 12 20. Eeby trails with scattered scores as the game unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pannogiania
Jerome Keogh
Grant Boy
Harrisburg
War Aneway
Theo Sore Avin
Keogh
Eeby
L—ud Keruteler
Eby
New York Journal Editors Plan Eastern Newspaper Association
Representatives of leading papers from New York Boston Philadelphia Washington and Atlanta met to form an eastern newspaper association. They discussed news gathering and distribution and appointed a six member committee with John H Holme s as chairman to finalize a plan and prepare for a forthcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Entit Uel
East
Brest
Porth
South
New York Herald
New York Tribune
New York Law
New York Times
W. F. Balkan
Rochester Union and Advertiner
New York State
Chicago
Western Associated Press
Tinw
Atlantic Seaboard
Evs
Philadelene
L. Clarke Davis
Wilger
John H Holmen
New England Association
Balham
Berick Wilkine
Washington
Gautain Ivan DP. Bowvil
Atlanta Constitution
United Press
John IL Holmes
Strikers Refuse Work at McCutehoon Mill
In Pirrspin on February 12 large iron workers stayed away in snow and slept, as Lindeau and McCuteh son attempt to run the mill independently. A few puddlers returned to work but most refused at reduced wages, leaving the plant idle since January and employing over 400 men potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindeau & McCutehson
Second Avenue Villa
Hin
Joneani
Robbers Hit Doylaston Outfitters In Thursday Night Theft
Burglars entered L. E. Freneher & Co. at Doylaton street and stole about TV worth of goods. They left a note saying hard times forced the job and hoping the firm would not feel bad if they returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revrox, Peb
Hurglare
L. EL Freneher & Co
Gentlemen’s Outfitters
Doylaton Street
Durine
Hopas
Wilsons Condition Improves as He Plans Mexico Trip
Congressman W. J. Wilson, chair of the House Wave and Means committee, lies in his Coates House room but grows stronger. He expects to resume his journey to Mexico Thursday. his condition is not regarded as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
W. J. Wilson
Conntive
Coates House
Mexico
Weather Report From Wakmisaros Pa
A brief weather note reports heavy snows and colder conditions in Pennsylvania with a northeast shift toward the northwest as of February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farevalern
Pennsylvania
Yilen
Finley 3 Amid Reduction Sale Interaction
A brief note states Finley 3 during a Reduction Sale in the past week, signaling promotional activity and discounted offerings.
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Fine de Moncon
Braton
Taale
DA Gama
Rio
Senator Gallinger
Wilson
Boland
Hawaii
Bland
Detm
Secretary of the Treasury
District of Columbia
Itn Laviness
Amlr
Breckinridge
Dem. Ky
Honss
Tne
Pasand
Stanford
California
Problent
Boisson
Niagara
Wyndham
Gore
Nevordy
Fort Wayne
Ind
BpPur
Pittubary
Port Wayne
Convoy
Jondel
Perialia
Down Town
Pottevilla
Pormvilie
Sehiaylkill County
Bread Mountain
New Boston Junction
Delano
Pirrescna
Eeasatho
Kansas
Missouri
Lahigh
Wailey
Grand Rapids
Fremont Meemort
Wheelin and Lake Erie
Belleyue
Connell and
Stowell
McMullen
Drakewan Johnson
Williamsport
McCutehoon
Tron Mille
New Handa
Weather Forecast
Finley
Linen Department
Marion
Lackawanna Ave
Gutta Percha & Rubber Mpg CO
Chas A Schieren
H. A. Kingsbury
Spruce St
Wj, Weichel
Wyoming
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