Jeffersonian wing forms slate for Pennsylvania state offices
Representatives from about twenty counties of the Jeffersonian wing of the Democratic party meet at the Hotel Walton in Philadelphia to plan a full state ticket from governor to district officers. They publish a letter from ex President Cleveland urging unity and a strong campaign to secure control of the next legislature. An executive committee of fifteen is named to distribute addresses and organize nominating conventions.
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Philadelphia
Walton
James Denton Fanenek
Venango County
Ate
Thora H M. Gress
Thor
Wie Larenire
Rock Parguiar
York
Grave Cleveland
Mareh
Princeton
Fayiahor
Arta
Pieter
Ellie
Aiteker
Dauntless Expedition Leader Claims Cuban Venture Flopped
Emilio Nunez, Cuban filibusterer, returns to Philadelphia from Cuba aboard the Dauntless and disputes Havana's view that the Dauntless failed to land. He asserts his last expedition supplied 700,000 bullets and accuses Spanish authorities in Havana of destroying the Maine, linking Senor du Bose to Madrid.
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Philadelphia
Emilio Nunez
Cuba
Washington Dispatch
Sener du Dose
Wataires
State Department
Nunez
Bpinieh
Dauntless
Senor du Bose
Havana
Mavana
Maine
Tell tale trail of blood in Shamokin burglary case
Mrs Flora James reported a poultry yard raid in Shamokin Pennsylvania. Blood drippings led police to George Henry's house where headless poultry and other stolen items were found. Henry and William Price were arrested asleep in bed and jailed for burglary and larceny.
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Shamokin
Flora. James
George Henry
Henry
William Price
Suspect in Hucks county murder captured in Pocono mountains
A suspect believed to be Adam Weaver, the Hucks county murderer, was captured at Hear Creek in the Pocono mountains by Dr. Blecker, John Schoch, and George Doreheimer of Effort. He was guarded at Warner's hotel as authorities identified him, but he resisted a teeth inspection.
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Stroudsburg
Adam Weaver
Hucks County
Hear Creek
Pocono Mountains
Blecker
John Schoch
George Doreheimer
Warner's Hotel
Weiss
Letters of administration granted in Aingerly estate
Philadelphia on March 4 the register of wills granted letters of administration in the estate of the late William M Aingerly to James B Me Cortney son in law of the deceased. The value of the estate per the petition is $22 and consists mainly of personal property.
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Philadelphia
William M. Aingerly
James B Me
Cortney
Fingerly
Death of Josiah Mauger Follows Saloon Incident
Josiah Mauger died today at the home of Mrs. Louisa Garman after being injured at the saloon run by ex-Mollen mint Charles M. Ludwig. Alderman Kirchman jailed Ludwig and William M. Richards on manslaughter charges in connection with Mauger's death.
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Hewileg
March
Josiah Mauger
Mollcn
Mint
Charles M. Ludwig
Mre
Louikn Garman
Monnecer
Kircchman
Ludwig
William M. Richards
Mauger
Ettner Acquitted. retrial set for Batualization plea case
Philadelphia March 4 jury in the case of Charles R. Gentner former Pennsylvania legislator notified Judge Butler they could not agree on a verdict. The case will be tried again at the next term.
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Ettner
Philadelphia
Charles R. Gentner
Pennsylvania
Butler
Casa
Lackawanna Lien Ft Tec! Company
Beranton
J. TY. Higginbon
Bernnton
Uys
Term of court noted Gentner bail for $2040 appearance
Gentner entered bond in the suit during term of court and scheduled appearance with a bail of two thousand forty dollars.
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Gentner
Ball
Pensions Reissued in Pennsylvania Claims List
Washington March 4 These Pennsylvania pensions have been reeued Cr increased amounts for Enes W Cory North Jackson Susquehanna 8 to 4 William M Bur lingh Williamsport 4 to 00 William Ash Wyoming Liforine 5 to 00 Original widows Botey Barnold mother one date 12 Elien F Donevan Beranton
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Washington
Crease
Enes W. Cory
North Jackson
Susquehanna
William HM. Burlingh
Willameport
Wiliam Ash
Wyoming
Livierne
Botey Barnold
Elien F. Donevan
Beranton
Jury acquits two men in mail robbery case
Fleury P. Ettner, formerly a clerk in Lancaster, and another man from Philadelphia were acquitted today in the United States district court of the charge of robbing the mails. This was Ettner’s second trial after the first jury disagreed.
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Pittedelphia
Fleury P. Ettner
Lancaster
Portofer
United States
Ettter
Mine disaster claims first death in Dubois
Dubois reports the first death from yesterday's mine explosion as Garfield Rhodes a 17 year old miner dies. One other victim is near death and two more are expected to recover leaving four injured in total.
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Dubois
Garfield Rhodesa
McCoy Quick Knockout of Burley in Open Air Bout
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 4 Kid McCoy defeated Nick Burley in the second round at Whitington Park before about 1200 spectators. McCoy dominated with lefts and rights bleeding Burley from the mouth, ending the bout at 1 minute 40 seconds of the second round.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Kid Mc Roy
Nick Burley
Whitington Park
McCoy
Dock Payne
Bill Layton
Tom Galvin
Turley
Jack Grace
Fred Campbell
Paddy O'Toole
Carberry
Chicago
Burley
George Forbes
Cleveland
Tinekeeper
Capetain
H. O. Price
Mot Springs
Metoy
McCry Fende
Hinds
MeCoy
Soldier Father Reunites With Daughters After War Silence
Thornfield New Jersey March 4 War veteran Martin G Nalls once sentenced to death in a southern prison was reunited with his two daughters in Mountainside hospital The daughters who believed him dead learned he was alive during a Newark visit and after a search found him The tearful reunion led to plans to take him from the hospital to their home in Baltimore
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Thornfield
N.J
Martin G. Nalls
Mountainside
Newark
Baltimore
Traver Heads to Witches-Barre. Warrants Issued in Carbondale
W. Traver left for Witches-Barre to publish the Hotel Keepers Journal due today. Before leaving he caused warrants for eleven Carbondale residents to be issued for selling without license. Names include Carden Fallbrook Barrett Fallbook Street Morrisey Belmont Street Dickson Alain Ayres Dundaff street and others. arrests expected today or Monday.
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W. Traver
Witches-Barre
Hotel Keepers’ Journal
Carbondale
Thomas Carden
Fallbrook Street
Joseph Barrett
Fallbook Street
Thomas Morrisey
Belmont Street
William Dickson
Alain Street
Dennis Malloy
Julia Ayres
Dundaff Street
M. Helles
Fairview Avenue
Martin Jenalgy
T Dundaff Street
M. Meixwell
Tresmont Street
Thomas Fevan
Manin Street
Thomas Monahan
Leonard Hints at Racial Boxing Pact After Fight
Mike Leonard announces plans to draw a color line after his 6 round with Harry Lemon in Buffalo. He tells a Buffalo Times reporter he will urge white boxers to pledge never to meet a Black fighter, arguing whites should fight whites to avoid facing Black opponents.
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Mike Leonard
Beau Brammell
Harry Lemon
Buffalo
No More Discrimination at Lehigh Valley Company
Article reports Lehigh Valley Company adjusting its time-division policy after a Bethlehem visit by a committee of employees. Previously new hires enjoyed full time while other workers were split into two weeks of time. officials have ordered equal time for all workers, ending preferential scheduling.
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Lehigh Valley
Bethlehem
Wilkes- Barre
Classified Specials AUENTS WANTED
A compact classified item notes help wanted at a cent a word rate with emphasis on economy and quick insertion for advertisers. early 20th century newspaper style promotes affordable help ads.
Wanted Advertisements Policy Notice
Classifieds clarification states all ads except invitations must be paid in advance and cannot be charged later. The notice warns readers that no postdated billing or on delivery charges will be accepted and emphasizes advance payment for all listings.
For Rent Items Listed Across City by M H Holgate
Classified rental notices show M H Holgate offering multiple properties with steam heat on Quincy Avenue Green Ridge Street and others. Listings include newly built houses nine and twelve rooms, modern amenities, and furnished summer options. several properties on Madison Olive Washington Adams avenues and surrounding blocks.
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Olive Street
Washington and
Adams
Morris Bros
Lackawanna
Quincy Avenue
Myrtle Street
Gibson Street
Roomie
Tani
T. J. Duggan
BK. Gardner
Wyoming Avenue
Job Ads Offer Varied Commission Based Posts
Multiple classified notices seek agents and salespeople for products including novelties soaps cigars and graphophones. Listings specify commissions weekly pay and exclusive territories with companies and addresses in Cincinnati Chicago and Beranton.
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Eample Ou ‘EU
Modoc Soap CO
Cincinnati
Boarding Rates Near Franklin Avenue Depots
Boarding advertises rooms at 123 Franklin Avenue offering 6 meal tickets for 1.00 and 21 meal tickets for an implied price. It mentions first Clark Foard with central heating and electric light, located two minutes from six depots.
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CLARK
Franklin Avenue
Dr Agnew Heart Cure Praised by Scranton Reader
Mrs F L Lumden of Scranton Pa reports dramatic relief from heart symptoms after using Dr Agnew's Heart Cure. She recounts severe pains swelling and smothering sensations before taking the tonic and claims six bottles completely cured her with instant relief after the first dose.
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Dr. Agnew
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