Spain Denies Alliance Note But Rumor Persists
Washington reports Secretary Gresham denying he received a note from Spain while press accounts claim a reply was sent. Spanish Minister Sener Muragua declines interviews as U S interests, including former Alliance owner Mr Gray, seek details. Havana dispatches describe a Spanish cruiser firing on a vessel near Malgis Point and the Arcedo gunboat rumor being unfounded.
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Washington
Gresham
Tate Department
Alliance
Lanis
Taylor
Spain
Somone
Litegal
State Department
Spantak
Crossman
Sener Muruagua
Allianca
Lmgitters
Eiuyvine
Bix
Gray
American
Brisillan Steamship Comiming
Altlanca
Prity Saye
Allilanca
United States
Cuba
America
New York
Key West
Cuban
Associated Press
Naval Register
Havana
Conde de Venafilio
Malgs Point
Crocsman
Alcedo Haa
Detriot Man Imprisoned on Bail Default in Duryea
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Duryea March 18 reports Anthony Detrict arrested on complaint by Adam Ibanitaka for alleged theft of a watch gloves and $20. Held in default of bail set at 400 dollars by Judge Motlauka, Detrict remains jailed.
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Scranton Tribune
Duryea
Anthony Detrict
Adam Ibanitaka
Detrict
Detriet
Justee Motlauka
Hermit's Secret Allegedly Affects Embalming Method
An undertaker from Red Key Indiana claims a hermit from West Virginia shared a secret that could revolutionize embalming. The hermit, an elderly recluse, was rumored insane and his cabin thought haunted. The undertaker and a friend visited the cabin, where floors were covered with rugs made from pelts preserved by the hermit.
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Muncie
Ind
Red Key
Heremit
West Virginia
Hermit Exhibits Preserved Animal Skins and Bodies
The article describes rugs made from skins of coons, cats, snakes, frogs, and minks, perfectly preserved as if fresh. It notes three bodies found upstairs, said to be recently deceased, and other animated specimens the hermit claimed to have. The first experiment using the aid will be conducted at a medical college in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Baltimore
Baldwin couple discharged amid Wilkes-Barre rally
In Wilkes-Barre on March 18 the Baldwin couple known as the White Mahatmas were discharged from custody by Alderman Behigler after two cases brought by Constables Gallagher and Mulvey. A lawyer named Herring faced charges of terroromancy and witthermilt, drawing strong public reaction and chants of support for the Baldwins.
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Wilkes-Barre
SS. Baldwin
Behigler
Gallagher
Mulvey
Clickmiail
Herring
Baldwins
Big Bank Failure in Kansas City Shocks Markets
The National Bank of Kansas City closed its doors with Hank Galbraith acting as temporary receiver. Deposits were about $900,559 and officials promise no depositor will lose a cent. The bank, oldest in the city, has struggled since a 1893 panic and its suspension marks a major post panic collapse.
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National Bank of Kansas
Tresi-dent Chick
Saloon Fight Ends in Fatal Stabbing and Deaths at Berwick
In Berwick on Saturday two strangers quarreled with locals. William C Freas suffered a deep abdominal stab wound and died after being beaten by Freas’s companions. The second stranger was fatally wounded, died after leaving town, and authorities launched an investigation.
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Berwick
William
Freas
Augusta Thiele
William Creas
Asagault
San Salvador Insurrection Reported on Steamer Saturn
Details from Panama describe a February conspiracy to overthrow President Antonio Gutierrez. The San Salvador police chief was shot, leaders were arrested, and loyalists reportedly executed prisoners and lynched Colonel Angel Vasquez. General Beata fears for his children.
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San Francisco
Saturn
Panama
Soa
Progrim
Antonio Hyeta
Guteres
Vas
Sinc
San Salvador
Gutierez
Follo
Angel Vasquez
Beeta
Philadelphia and Mellie company work noted in case
An article reports a Philadelphia company with 1,1 men on a car wheel, Anthroxine cited as a remedy for diphtheria in Blairsville, a Philadelphia swindler jailed Pottsville residents with cheap spectacles, a mad dog chase at Schuylkill Haven ending in death, a tremens tournament planned in October, and J H Hower trial for malpractice in Lock Haven. William Stein chosen mine inspector in Sixth anthracite district.
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Philladelphia and Mellie Company
Anthroxine
Blairaville
Schusskll Haven
Petey "Prout
J. H. Hower
Lebanon
Renovo
Lock Haven Hospital
Wiliam Stein
Shenandoah
Stein
Will
Mr. Stein
Measures Introduced in Senate and House of Representatives
The legislature reports numerous measures introduced in both chambers, including authorizing land appropriation for municipal buildings, increasing jurors pay, and payments for burial expenses. Several bills passed finally, covering procedures, street sprinkling, wrongful injury actions, sheriff bonds, writ service limits, and electric utilities. Special orders set final passages for appointments, budgets, and a new state custodian. A contested street-improvement bill faced postponement amid political intrigue.
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Tlarrisburg
Senate
Treelock
Stiles
Comnela
Ccthe
Herry
Augusting
Compaly JR
National and of
Pennsylvania
James Dower
James Dower, Jr
Come Pany FB
Eighth Regiment
National
Penneybana
Uniehiss Clifes
Supreme Court
Geesota
W. W. Snowden
Allegheny County
Fourteenth Regiment
Nation Guard
Pennsylvie
Seus
New York Clergyman’s Shock at Leavenworth Saloon Bar
Rev Joseph L Pharttint secretary of the Sunday School union arrives in Leavenworth Kansas to attend a Methodist Episcopal conference. He glimpses a bar through two open doors and is stunned by the sight and questions if such a thing exists in Kane. The episode unsettles him and interrupts dinner plans as colleagues calm him.
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New York
Leavenworth Hotel
Leavenworth
Kaw
Joseph L. Pharttint
Sunday School Union
Tract Society of the Methodiat Eplcopal Church
Methodikt Bypiscopad
Kane
Settlers Move On From Kansas to British Columbia
A Kansas emigration party heads toward British Columbia as French Canadian families, including a core from central Kansas who settled fifteen years ago, prepare to join a larger caravan from Ardmore and Concordia. The loading train and multiple towns cited indicate an organized exodus by mid March.
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British Columbia
Abilene
Kan
Kansas
Admeonton
Alberta
Arnah Columbia
Concordia
Clydle
Cgreinieaf
Mrench Canndlangs
Duchess Furnished Cash in Campaign Funds
Paris reports focus on source of funds for the Doulangier parliamentary campaign. Baron HWirech allegedly gave a $40,000 check in 1888 and destroyed the receipt. Another account claims Comte de Paris provided $600,000 to the committee.
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Moulanger
London
Paris
Baron Hwirech
Marquis de Hreteul
Comte de Paris
Supreme Court Rules Contractors May Not Hire Ban on Citizens
The Supreme Court, in a per curiam ruling, holds corporations cannot hamper contractors by limiting the workforce to citizens or by paying substandard wages. The Reading water department project required excluding aliens and paying below standard wages, challenging an act to award to the lowest responsible bidder. The court sustained the lower court, as the case proceeds against Reading’s water board.
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Supreme Court
Philaadelphia
Muiiclil
United States
Water Department of
Reading
Water Board
Pepper thrown in eyes at St Patrick procession trial
Lowell March 18 A crowd surrounded the court house during the trial of those charged with assaulting PB De Neil, a newspaper vendor. Maury Bladder was accused of peppering O Neill’s eyes. Michael Kiernan and two Keefer men were discharged after identification questions. Judge Hadley released them, and Mary Hadder and Michael Biernan’s cases were continued to March 20.
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Lowell, Mure
de Neil
Americin Protective Assoclition
St. Patrick
Maury Bladder
O'Neil
Michael Kiernan
Keefer
Donahue
O'Keefes
Wnd
Haddey
Mary Hadder
Michael Biernan
Reading woman urges women to arm with pistols or pepper
A Reading Pa woman urges all women and girls to carry pistols or red pepper after dark following insults to local women. She claims live prohibitions on pepper and asserts pepper can protect when danger is imminent or when a man attacks.
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Reading
Bigamist Is Sentenced After Jury Conviction
Oscar Amlerton, in Valparain, is found guilty of bigamy. The jury deliberated about twenty minutes and sentenced him to five years in the penitentiary. Anderson, formerly of Confluence, Pa, married Maggie Tennett of Freeport, Ohio, after meeting at an animal school in January 188?. a Pennsylvania wife and three children were later revealed.
Made Merry for Elopers in Allentown Wedding
George M. Gernert’s hotel hosted a jubilant gathering after his elopement with Miss Clara Meeker. They wed in New Jersey and returned to seek forgiveness from his parents as a fatted calf was slain amid the cheers. Meeker relatives live in Philadelphia. A lawyer, M Hiddridge, died suddenly in Holiday Labur, Pennsylvania, after a career in central Pennsylvania and a Blair county judge race last year.
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Allentown
George M. Gernert
Clara Meeker
New Jersey
Holiday Labure
D. M. Hiddridge
Pennssylvania
Blair County
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Hinton
H. Wi
Wyteridge
Otmaba
Neb
Moonshine Distillery Run From Home Arrest In Philadelphia
A Philadelphia man identified as a Jewish resident named Tsragl Liljr Scheutt was arrested on moonshine charges. Authorities say he operated a still in his residence producing about twenty gallons of whisky daily, with Commissioner Craig setting bail at 900 for court.
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Philadelphia
Tsragl Liljrscheutt
Moon Shine
Moon Atmer
Ion
Craig
Draw Battle Between Kilrain O Donnell Amazes Boston Fans
A four year return match at Suffolk Athletic Club ends in a dramatic draw between Jake Wil kin of Baltimore and Steve O Donnell of Auetealli. Spectators hail Kilrain’s comeback while Sullivan and Delaney clash in a heated postfight exchange.
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Boston
Jake Wilkin
Baltimore
Steve O'Donnell
Auetealli
Curbett
Lonleht
Suffolk Athletic Club
Boxton
Kilrain
John L. Sullivan
Sheppard
Defenseless Woman Assaulted in Butte Nebraska
Mrs. W. E. Hotton of Regal county near Brookburg was attacked and murdered on Thursday night. Her body found the next day bound and with evidence of assault. authorities suspect rustlers tied to vigilante actions. fear of lynching rises as no arrests have been made.
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Butte
Mareh
Mrn
W. OE
Hotton
Rega Panu
Hrookwburg
Inez
Antivigilinge Committee
Aley
Insane Asylum
Death Reveals A Romance secret Marriage Of Cousins
March 18 Sedalia Missouri report of Daniel Fallen dying in Lamont Perth counts after a planned wedding between cousins Rallen and Jessie Fallen. They had sought a Gretna Green in Indian Territory last summer and afterward separated with Jessie staying with parents and the groom in Annapolis. The death reveals their clandestine nuptials and parental reaction.
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Sedalia
Daniel Fallen
Lamont
Perth
Otrot
Trair
Pallen
Jessie Fallen
St. Dnata
Gretna
Indian Territory
Indy
Parenice
Benedict
Annapolis
Dev
le Father
Coushia
Uhesaliug
Convict’s Dream Foretells Tragic Injury at Work
Ira Cooper, a 22 year old inmate serving three years for burglary in Ashland county, was mortally injured at a Columbus Ohio hoe factory when his clothing caught a revolving belt. His left arm was torn from the socket during the accident and his condition is critical.
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Ohio
Columbus
Maroh
Ira Cooper
Cooner
Cooper Wie
Ashland County
Buffalo Murder Trial Reveals Strained Defendants
In Buffalo a murder trial unveils the stressed Hobbson family as they face the case with red eyes and weary faces. Police Superintendent Bull testifies first, confirming Sadie Hobbson’s signed confession.
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Hualo
Marohi
Sadie
Mia
Hunter
Bull
Central Conference Appointments At Tyrone and Williamsport
The Central Pennsylvania conference closed its session in Williamsport after memorial services and reports on education and mission work. Appointments were announced for Hazleton district and other congregations including Tyrone, Williamsport, Shamokin First Church, Sunbury, Lewisport, Jersey Shore, and Lock Haven with numerous preachers named and assigned to Tons of churches and circuits.
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Tyrone
Central Pennsylvania
Epworth
Mulberry Street
Williamsport
Hazleton
Diamond
John Horn Ing
Bt Waals
Willam A. Honeky Teish Valles
Frankie, Buyars
Jamison Chi
Timothy He Tubbe
Jeane
George M Larned
Jereytown
George V. Baviilite
ALM Nine
Hubert M. Snyder
Mitlney- Wille
Lutiniwn
Teido
John Chible
Mounturmvet
Taoue N. Moorhent
Nescamock
Franklin E. Hartman
Northumberhind
Peter Strawinski
Onangerivic
Nathan
Smithy Park Place
Delano
Wiliam W. Pairnman
Pivernside
Chiarhoe
M. Tarnita
Robrenborg
Bool M. Chilpont
Solitia Grove
Jacob MM
Liebel
Shamokin
William V. Canoe
Johnny. W. Deaver
Shickshinny
John A. de Mayer
Silver Brock
Mreeiniat Saught
Snydertows
Richard Rogks
BlackKion
Behaver Meadow
William I Shirier
Sunbury
John W. Leckle
Torrene
Wilhimeport
Milton K. Foetor
Wider
Whiinisyfort
Austin
Siamudl D. Wilson
Bonekette
Sally J. Reeser
Cogan Valley
Jonathan Guldin
Costello
George W. Falls
Cromfork
John A. Patton
Robert T. Winte-rvey
Ralston
James
Beyerenove
Finley BE
Sallidasburg
Witten
Flobbing
Balonno and Lamar
Willand Roowel
Slinimnemnahoning
Jagoply
Anderson
Slate
James Pl
Mozart
Marys
William (. Wallace
Trout
Samuel Fox
Wattontown
George M. Clon
Samuel
Curnill
Wharton
Willams
Port
Fourth Street
Marshall & Piper
Grice
George LD
Penepacker
Wich Street
Frank Wy Curry
Market Street
Alvan
Williams
George W. Stevenus Newberry
Alfred
Mownan
Pine Street
Thomas & Wilkcox
South
Chlver M
John J. Peage
Mortimer P. Croathwaite
Bartholomew P. King
James Hutter
Samuel Creighton
John W. Feight
Police Indicted by Extraordinary Grand Jury in New York
The extraordinary grand jury probing the New York police department delivered 25 indictments to Justice Ingraham. Reports from an assistant district attorney say all indictments target police officers, including five against Inspector McLaughlin and others connected to the Lexow committee proceedings.
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New York
Ciand
True Hills
Lexow
Justen Ingraham
McLaughlin
Negroes Driven from Dock by White Workmen at Algiers
A group of black laborers arriving to unload the British steamer Biella at Algiers were prevented from working by white men. The entire group returned to the city, and no further incidents were reported with no changes in the situation.
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New Orleans
Biella
Algiers
Dismissal of Conspiracy Charges In New York Affair
An extraordinary grand jury today dismissed conspiracy charges against Arthur Dennett of the Parihuret society. Similar charges against Charles Liew and Simuel Cohen were also dismissed by Detective Sergeant Jacob.
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New York
Carwen Broweht
Arthur Dennett
Parihuret Society
Jacob
Charles Liew
Simuel Cohen
Unclear Weather Note for Pennsylvania Fall Conditions
Eastern Pennsylvania experiences fall conditions with westerly winds and stationary temperatures. The brief forecast notes prevailing wind direction and little temperature change across the period, signaling a stable autumn pattern for the region.
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Pennsylvania
Finley's Extraordinary Hosiery Sale
Finley's offers high grade hose at unprecedented prices. 150 dozen two thread ladies hose with spliced heel and double sole at 17s per pair or 3 for 56x. 125 dozen extra fine 46 gauge hose with same features at 210 per pair, actual value 30s.
Hosiery Values From Hermsdorf Dyed Mace Yarn Goods
A claim that these hosiery items use the finest Mace Yarn and Hermsdorf dye, ensuring top quality and strong value for shoppers. The emphasis rests on material quality and overall superiority of the products.
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Hermsdorf
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