Martin Presents His Resignation From City Committee
Philadelphia March 20 Secretary of the Commonwealth David Martin longtime Republican city committee member resigned citing personal business pressures. He helped lead anti-Quay forces and had backed Wanamaker for governor, saying the party would refresh next fall and that he could not retire under fire. The piece also reports a separate family tragedy involving mental illness and asylum removals.
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Philadelphia
The
Commonwealth
David Martin
Republican City Committee
Nineteenth Ward
Martin
John Wanamaker
Senator Quay
Republican Party
Commonwealth and
Riot at a cotton mill in Lewiston Maine
In Lewiston Maine on March 24 striking workers at the Androscoggin cotton mills assembled near the gates to stop colleagues from returning to work. About 1 209 formed. stones and wood struck agents and officers but no serious injuries. After start of machinery, the crowd dispersed and shifts began, with about 200 of 600 workers already returning and Bean noting limited weaving department capacity.
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Lewleton
Androscogein Cotton Mills
Dean
Bean
Beren
British Aims In China Signal Naval Moves In Far East
London reports a British statement on China policy amid Far East naval movements. Britain admits abandoning the policy of maintaining equal commercial status and integrity, seeking equal advantages and compensation, with a possible near term move. Japan is unlikely to oppose a European powers compromise.
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London
China
Far East
Kt 18
Russia
Germany
Great Britain
Thies
Hong Kong
Japan
Berne
Sugar men at war disrupt city sugar pricing
Chicago wholesale grocers match New York trust prices as they ship from local refineries. The price war among area wholesalers lowers costs in Cook County and threatens broader national impact. No other major markets have cut prices yet, but the trend could spread.
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Chicago
Cook County
Sugar Trust
New York
Minneapolis
Paul
Detroit
Toledo
Woman in Double Tragedy Detained in Wilmington Case
Detectives arrest Lydia J. Williams, mother in law of suspect Alexander Doman, as a witness in the murder of his 6 year old son Joshua. A garden at Doman’s house will be dug up to check for the wife’s possible burial, implying further foul play.
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Warren
James Caytor
Alfred
Constable Brilliant
Brookville
Reed
Warren Asylum
Dixmont Asylum
Wilmington
Del
Lydia J. Williams
Alexander Doman
Joshua
Doman
Fanny Davenport Advances in Health Rally Hopes
Chicago March 29 The condition of Fanny Davenport improved slightly last night after a gradual rally during the day and night. Hope grows for her recovery as reports note a steadier outlook.
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Chicago
Fanny Davenport
Insanity Over Religion Impacts Caylor Family in Washington Township
Five members of the Caylor family near Reynoldson, Pennsylvania, are seriously affected by a religion related insanity case reported March 2. Local authorities note the troubling condition has spread within the household, prompting medical attention and concern in the community.
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Washington Township
Caylor
Eighth annual State Sportsmen's meet opens in Reading
The State Sportsmen's Association tournament begins in Reading with W H M Stroh of Pittston winning the Wolstencroft medal after shooting 4 spots. The Independent Gun Club of Philadelphia takes the team prize with 34 hits. Officers elected include J O A Denny President and Harvey Thurman Vice President. Next gathering set for Erie.
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Reading
State
William Wolstencroft Sons
W. HM. Stroh
Pittston
American Wood Powder Company
Independent Gun Club
Philadelphia
E. D. Fulton
Brewer
Grover
Pennsylvania Sportsmen's Association
J. O. A. Denny
Ligonier
Harvey Thurman
James Wolstencroft
John A. Wilson
Verdict Finds Ex Postmaster Liable in Nordhoff Fraud
A U S circuit court jury awards about 2900 to ex postmaster John D. Schor of Nordhoff Bergen county and bondsman Cornelius Christie James Christie and Isaac R. Vreeland. The case stems from a banco game where a fake post office inspector obtained and cashed forged money order blanks across the country totaling 2300. Schor was held responsible for the loss due to not demanding credentials from the impostor. The verdict covers the forged orders, interest and costs.
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Trenton
N. J
United States Circuit Court
John D. Schor
Nordhoff
Bergen County
Cornelius Christie
James Christie
Isaac R. Vreeland
Schor
Sehor
Insurance Men Under Fire in Wilmington
State Insurance Commissioner Edward Fowler accuses the Commercial Fire Insurance Company of insolvency and fraudulent conduct and asks Attorney General White to seek a court order to require the company to show cause why its business should not be colored. Amos Cole, awaiting federal court action for bank robbery aiding, is the company president with several Philadelphia interests involved.
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Wilmington
Del
Edward Fowler
White
Commercial
Amos Cole
William N. Boges
Dover Bank
Allie Vermeer bets against war to steady market
In New York on March 29 Allie J Vermeer of the Mills building said he was authorized to bet 0 000 against 10 000 that there would be no war between the United States and Spain. The wager aimed to rally the market though he doubts there is 10 000 available.
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New York
Allie’ J. Vermeer
Mills
United States
Spein
Bugleville
Calvin Simpkins
Hiram Seedlings
Spencer Catheen
Town Line Road
Spencer
Samantha Crane
Africa
Hesekiah Green
County Democrats Reelect King and Choose Convention Delegates
Kittanning Pennsylvania March 2 the county Democratic committee met re elected J W King county chairman and elected Dr J D Orr Dr L Nielan W Airwin and 8 Blyholder delegates to the state convention The Chicago platform of 1868 and Bryan principles were endorsed delegates instructed to support J M Guffey of Pittsburg for governor
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Kittanning
Democratic Committee
J. W. King County
J. D. Orr
L. Nielan
W. Airwin
Postmaster Appointed in Linntown Lycoming County
Pennsylvania report states A C Black was named postmaster of Linntown Lycoming County today. The appointment by the Postmaster General marks a local change in the postal leadership.
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Pennsylvania Postmastors
Washington
A.C. Black
Lini’wti
Lycoming County
Slander Hunters and a Lost Dog Tale From Susquehanna
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports wildcat’s encounter with a sewing machine agent near Melrose and a dog Tige’s death after learning of a master’s bribe. The piece also covers local rumors, church dedications, and county notes including a draft pool, court verdicts, and civic events in Susquehanna and Bugleville.
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Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Nash
Brookside
Tige
Jim Saunders
Jim
Tie
Old Tige
Hints for Athletes on Training and Health Practices
Advice on stopping before fatigue, avoiding overexertion, and using Indian clubs for precision. Cycling noted as a polar exercise with muscled development and exhilaration. Dumbbells praised for arm and chest growth. a cool shower after exercise followed by a tonic drink. Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey recommended by athletes for health benefits, with caveat about genuine product.
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Duffy
Tragic double death in East Goshen township
Mrs. Isabel Ridgway, 28, and her son Charles, 6, were found dead in bed at the home of Charles Harley near Dutton Mills. Their throats were cut, the heads nearly severed, with a butcher knife found beside the bed. The bodies were discovered this morning.
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West Chester
Isabel Ridgway
Charles
Charles Harley
Dutton Mills
East Goshen
Har
Local Tragedy Involving Housekeeper And Employer
Authorities investigate after a woman and a child are found dead in a Malvern area home. Harley, a married man, planned to drive the housekeeper to a train bound for Philadelphia. Police consider possible self-inflicted harm by the woman or foul play as the inquiry continues.
Bank cashier arrested in Philadelphia bank scandal
Philadelphia reports a new bank sensation as Cashier William W. Freele of Chestnut Street National Bank is arrested on a false reports charge. The bank, once led by late president William Singerly, closed doors in December and remains under investigation with a $5,000 bond set for Freele.
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Philadelphia
Guarantors’ Company
People’s Bank
United States District Attorney
Beck
Chestnut Street National Bank
William M. Singerly
Hart
Steele
United States
Foster
Edmunds
Heavy rains raise Monongahela flood threat to Pittsburg
Extremely heavy rains at the headwaters push flood toward Pittsburg from the Monongahela. Allegheny reports also heavy rainfall. Small streams overflow their banks and water levels rise with the gauge near 12 feet by evening and climbing.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela River
Allegheny
Monongahela
Pitteburg
Finest Upholstery Department Offers Silk Tapestries and More
The upholstery department invites customers to visit the shop for purchases or consultations. They showcase silk tapestries and brocatelles as well as new oriental verdure effects. They offer reupholstering and renovations with estimates and sample submissions.
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Quaker City
Strikers
Corporation
Panny Davenport
ReynoldsoNis
W. HH. Stroh
Winn
Delaware
Hood
Whitney
Mr. Nash
B. Hardenbergh
Wildcat
Lansboro
Scranton
William M. Hiller
Methodist Church
P. H. Brooks
Wilkes-Barre
Brooks
Presbyterian Church
H. C. Benson
Beranton
C. W. Resseguie
Transcript Ledger
Broadstreet
Council of Physicians
Bre R Haines
Honesdale
Ross Quay
Democratic County Committee
Montrose
Susquehanna County
FE. B. Harderbergh
Martin J. Ryan
J. D. Miller
M. Shelp
New Milford
Wayne County
New Presbyterian Church
Edward Taylor
Binghamton
G. Parson Nichols
First Presbyterian Church
Taylor
Wilkes. Barre
8. H. Moon
Peckville
John Marsland
Franklin, N
Butterland
L. W. Church
Hatlstead
Mr. Crane
Uniondale
R. Kessler
Brandt
E. F. Allen
Susquehanna Baptisl
Ananias
Key West
Havana
Hall
Melrose
Gibson
BR. RB. Faiirchild
George W. Bailey
Mias Ada Sumner
Otures
Brookdale
Pepper
Rush
A. Jackson Pepper
Cornelis Welle Shew
J. James Hagen
Tim Hurley
Joe Sweeney
Pennsylvania
Galeton Athletic Club
Galston
Prohibition County Committee
Susquehanna County Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Nicholson
Lanesboro
Susquehanna Board of Trade
Great Mead Maindenter
Spain
Liele Button
Springville
United States District Court
Hutton
Transcript
Misa Cora
William H. Larrabee
Grand Street
Oneonta
George W. Dinsmore
Busquehanna Rchopr
Charlotte Johnson
Busquehanna
Hor Bon Pound
Paris
Broadway
Securin
Jesse
Virot
Felix
Heitz-Boyer
Ponyarine
Lackawanna Avenue
Consumers’ Brewing Co
Beiog
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
Newark
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Scrantcon, PA
Moosie and Reshdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
Repauno Chamion Co
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Richardson -Boynton
WM Arusty
Wyoming Avenue
Millers
Meare & bin
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Holmes
AND
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ava
Pilsner
Digeson
General Office
Scranton, Pa
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