Prince Bismarck Calls Monroe Doctrine Uncommon Insolence
Berlin reports quote Prince Bismarck denouncing the Monroe doctrine as insolent to other states. He argues U S wealth from American soil leads to overestimation of rights and underestimation of others. Mention of Russia and Britain changing Europe and Asia follows, amid notes of domestic damage from crisis.
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Berlin
Neveste Nachrichten
Leipelc
Prince Fissimarck
Russia
France
Europe
Asia
Great Britain
Prince Bismarck
America
Meeting of Archbishops in Washington Opens
The annual meeting of the Catholic archbishops of America begins in Washington. Topics include Catechism revision Catholic daily newspaper plans education of Indian children and church governance. Archbishop Kane is absent in Rome. Dr Conaty to receive Monsignor title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amerca
Catholic University
Kane
Rome
Conaty
Leper Escapees Rounded Up in New York
Three of four lepers who escaped from North Brother Island have been found and confined in the contagious disease tent at Bellevue Hospital. City officials now report leprosy is not contagious and plan to keep the men under care rather than return them to the island. The case will be reviewed by the commissioner of charities tomorrow. The three diagnosed patients are Lin Jug a 25 year old Chinese man Philip Sidney a 40 year old African American and Frederick Fleming a 28 year old man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North Brother
Seland
Nellevue Hospital
Commissioner of Charities
Lin Jug
Philip Sidney
Frederick Fleming
Powderly tightens cattle certificate rules at immigration
Commissioner Powderly revokes the circular allowing certificators for cattle crossings into Europe. He says cattlemen have sold certificates to anarchists and others seeking entry. Non natives must prove occupation and undergo regular immigrant investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Powderly
Europe
Evangelical Lutheran council reviews missions amid finance strain
In Erle Pennsylvania this morning the general council heard reports from the German Home mission and the Bwel fah mission. Financial scarcity limits operations. The German Home mission has supported nine missionaries who taught sixty five preaching services and baptized 6900 people, with work largely in Kentucky Utah and the Canadian Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle
Seneral Council of Evangelical Lutheran Church
Tiome
Nnances
Kentucky
Utah
Canadian Northwest
Collapse of an Electric Railway Company in Terre Haute
The Terre Haute Electric Street Railway Co. was placed in receivership after a city treasurer levy for delinquent taxes. The firm owes about 10,000 for street improvements and carries heavy bonded indebtedness. Russell Harrison serves as company president.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Get
Owen
Nva
Russell , Harrieson
Levering to Face Court Martial as Inquiry Sought
Secretary Alger directs General Brooke to order a court martial for Captain Levering if a court of inquiry is not convened. The charge alleges brutal mistreatment of a private named Hammond Sheridan.
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Levering
Chicago
Alger
Brooke
Captain Levering
Lovering
Allegei
Hammond
Sheridan
Fires Rage Across Yourhiphowy Region In Dense Widespread Blaze
Mountaintop fires sweep the Yourhiphowy region with extensive blazes along the Youghiogheny. Dense flames cripple valleys near Cornellaville as authorities battle the fiercest fires in years and inland smoke darkens the area.
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Cornellaville
Yourhiphowy
Vyoughiogheny
Conneliaville
Tunnel Under Manhattan to Link Brooklyn Jersey City
The Long Island Railroad seeks a franchise to build an underground railroad from Brooklyn to Jersey City via Manhattan. William H. Baldwin, president of the railroad and tunnel company, filed a petition with the Brooklyn board of aldermen requesting a municipal grant and operating franchises through and beneath the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Jersey City
New York
Jersey
Manhattan
William H. Baldwin
Long
Tunnel Company
Brooklyn Board of Aldermen
Atlantic Avenue
Board of Alder
Architect Warner's Suit in Equity Demurrer Sustained
Lancaster Pa Oct 18 The equity suit of architect James H Warner against the Capitol Building Commission went to argument on a demurrer. The demurrer was sustained and the bill dismissed with costs placed on the plaintiff. Disposition of the case will depend upon the Superior Court. The record notes the agreement on the demurrer shared by counsel for the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancastera
James H. Warner
Capitol Building Commission
Brown
Comemission
Spirit of Republican vigilance after victory urged
The spirit that animates true Republicanism remains active after presidential wins. It notes an ongoing need for party service while an enemy is in the field and upholds the axiom that eternal vigilance is the price of good government. Two weeks from today, there should be no stay-at-homes.
City plans tunnel under rivers from Flatbush to Jersey City
A proposed tunnel would run three to one hundred thirty feet deep from Flatbush station under the East and North Rivers to Jersey City. It would be twenty two feet eight inches wide and fifty one and a half feet high with a double track operated by electricity. Access would be via elevators at City Hall Brooklyn and near Nassau Street New York. Rights of way must be secured from property owners after aldermen grant the franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatbush
East
North Rivers
Jersey City
Rust River
Brooklyn Bridge Tower
City Hall
Brooklyn
Nassau Street
New York
Baldwin
The Fate of Luetgert Deliberations in Chicago Trial
The Luetgert murder case heads to a jury after Judge Tuthill finished his charge. The jurors retired at 4:43 pm and by midnight had not spoken. Rumors swirled of possible convictions or acquittals, while attorneys on both sides stayed confident of a verdict favorable to their client.
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Chicago
Adolph J. Luetgert
Tuthill
Altorneya
Fahey Serenaded Before Organizing Panther Creek Miners
Hazleton Pa Oct 18 United Mine Workers General Organizer Fahey, invited by local miners during the coal strike, leaves today to begin organizing the Panther Creek valley including Summit Hill Lansford and nearby towns. He was serenaded at Air Brim House by the St Gabriel's band and thanked those who trembled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Fahey
United Mine Workers
Panther Creek
Summit Hill
Lansford
Air Brmin House
St. Gabriel's Band
Baptist State Meetings Open in Honesdale Pennsylvania
The Penneyt- Vania Baptist state meetings opened at the Presbyterian church with Rev. ER. M. Rodrick of Hornstale welcoming visitors and Rev. J. W. Wedell of Philadelphia giving the response. The opening session focused on the Baptized Ministers union and pastoral evangelism with Rev. A F Williamson of Philadelphia on Pastor Evangelist and Rev. Applegarth of Huntingdon on pastoral Intervisitation. About 1 ministers and delegates attended.
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Applegarth
Huntingdon
Demurrer Held Up as Court Reviews Board Report
The court may consider the Board of Experts report and commission resolutions under said report while a June 19 1807 circular invites competing architects is questioned. Naumann for the plaintiff says they will submit but not consent to the offer as Judge Simonton opinions may not control and Livingstone favors sending the case to the Supreme Court. The record notes a 1897 demurrer ruling sustaining the demurrer and dismissing the bill at plaintiff’s cost, with case fate tied to Superior Court decisions in Dayehin county.
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Board of Experts
Naumann
Dayehin
Bryan's Opinion of George Reflects Local Mayor Bid
New York dispatch reports the Jeffersonian Democracy campaign committee printing a statement that William Jennings Bryan supports Henry George for mayor of Greater New York. The claim cites a Louisville Courier interview, noting Bryan’s praise of George and belief in his electability, though no direct confirmation from Bryan is on record. Enthusiasm surrounds the bulletin board at George headquarters as officials await Bryan's possible reply.
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New York
Jefersonian Democracy
William J. Byran
Henry George
Greater New York
Lowieville Courier
Bryan
George
Wand
New York City
Alr
Two Fifty Year Olds Die By Carbolic Acid In New York
Coroner and aide respond to Lutheran cemetery near Newtown today after a woman 50s dies by her own hand. a second body, a man of similar age, is found later in the morgue wagon. Woman left a note bearing the name Sangiski Witteradt and a Brooklyn address. man is identified by a withdrawn postal card to Philip Held, New York.
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New York
Newtown
Buch
Sangiski Witteradt
Brooklyn
Philip Held
Bryan Denies Opinion on New York Mayoralty Campaign
Chicago October 1 The followers of Henry George claim William Jennings Bryan favors George in New York. Bryan wires to the Associated Press from Norfolk Nebraska saying he has not expressed any opinion on the New York mayoralty campaign and does not offer his views on it.
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Chicago
Henry George
William Jennings Bryan
George
New York
Bryan
Associated
Reas
Norfolk
Neb
WD. Bryan
Editor Joyce Sentenced in Bribery Allegation Case
Harrisburg Pa October 18 Editor Thomna rd Joyce of the Mahanoy City Black Diamond was sentenced to pay costs and a $29 fine for hireling Joseph Wyatt of Shenandoah. Joyce published a story alleging Wyatt would demand entry and perquisites of office from Senator John J. Coyle in exchange for influence in securing an appointment.
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Harrisburg
Thomnard
Joyce
Mahanoy City
Black Diamond
Simonton
Joseph Wyatt
Bhenandimh
Four Hundred Emigrants Poisoned on Italian Steamer Agordat
Four hundred emigrants aboard the Italian steamer Agordat, sailing from Genoa to Barnes Brasil, were poisoned by verdigrix found on the vessel used to cook their food. Many are reported to be in peril, with several said to have died.
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Genoa
Agordat
Barnes
Brasil
Strike Settled at $2.12 for Pomeroy Mines
The coal miners strike in the Pomeroy bend ends with a $2.12 per hundred bushels rate, pleasing miners. Mines and salt works to resume operations immediately.
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Pomeroy
Coal Minera
Pomeroy Bend
Nusbaum Granted Exequatur as U S Consul at Sea
Berlin reports the German government granted the exequatur to Benjamin Nusbaum of Philadelphia, recently appointed a United States consul at sea, despite a strong protest note against him.
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Nusbaum
Berlin
Benjamin Nusbaum
Philadelphia
United States
See
Forest fires near Nelson Run and Cobbin Hollow contained
In Wellsville New York October reports say Nelson Run area fires near Agellin were brought under control consuming twenty million feet of hemlock and three cords of bark. Cobbin Hollow blaze halted by fifty workers preventing spread to Bart's Brook preserving property. no injuries or insurance details noted.
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Wellsville
N. Y
Nelson Run
Agellin
F. H. Goodyear
Cobbin Hollow
Bart's Brook
The Durrant Murder Case Advances in Supreme Court
Washington DC reports the Thurrant murder case, moved from San Francisco, was advanced today by the Supreme Court and set for hearing November 16.
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Washington, Dc
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Wreck of the Astronom Off Cape Breton
Henry Miller sails from Halifax reporting the German bark Astronom wrecked on St Paul Island near Cape Breton on October 4. All crew were saved after boats were launched amid a fierce storm. The ship, bound from Montrose to Picton, was later declared a total loss.
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Boston
Sphioos
St. Fan Teland
Cape Breton
Henry Miller
Chester
Miller
Halifax
Montrose
Genmaiy
Picton
N. S
Newfoundland
Cape Briton
St. Paul Island
Eafety
Bremen
Strange grave robbery in Milburn cemetery near Newark
The body of Allen Bennett, a colored man, buried a week in White Oak ridge cemetery was hacked in two with a spade. The upper part of the coffin was opened and the head and upper body removed, while clothing lay beside the grave and the lower portions were buried again. The crime remains unexplained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Bennett
New York
Milburn Township
Newark
N. J
White Oak Ridge
Milburn Village
Bennett
Ins Medical College
Yellow Fever Rising in New Orleans and Nearby Reports
New Orleans reports rising yellow fever deaths as of Oct 1 with seven fatalities and over 40 cases. authorities note quarantine ineffectiveness and debate atmospheric contagion. Coroner investigates Burgundy Street death, while Antonio Barrette’s case is noted as concealed. Other cities like Baton Rouge and Montgomery report cases and deaths. state health board bulletin lists multiple cases and suspicious cases across towns.
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New Orleans
Airy
Pilements
Lemonier
Burgundy Street
Lamenter
Antonio Barrette
Baton Rouge
Nebila
Ala
Montgomery
Jackson
Miss
State Board of Health
Cayuga
Nixon
Clinton
Tare
Edwards
Weyler to sail for Spain from Havana on Monserrat
In Havana on October one, Lieutenant General Weyler will depart by the steamer Monserrat to Spain. He travels with the Marquis Ahumada and a large party including generals, captains, engineers, and aides-de-camp. A separate dispatch reports a large oil-spring fire near Romany, Baku, destroying four springs and twenty three bore holes amid widespread damage.
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Havana
Weyler
Spain
Monserrat
Ahumada
Moreau
Eta
Macribano
Bla Stale
Amumoda
Count Oropeso
Cresph
Rodeige
Cavara
St. Petersburg
Riku
Apeheron
Caspian Sea
Russia
Romany
Baku
Australia boxers pull out of fight at Quaker City club
Philaethia Got 15 reports a six round mismatch at the Quaker City Athletic Club where Kid McCoy and Jim Hall of Australia faced a stoppage in the fifth round due to a palpable fake. The Jack O'Brien and Martin Juden bout was halted in the first row for a similar reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philaethia
Kid" McCoy Ani
Jim Hall
Australia
Quaker City Athletic Club
Jack O'Brien
Martin Juden
Funeral for Editor Dana in New York
The funeral for Charles A. Dana will be held at his late home Dye govius on Wednesday next. The service will be read at St Paul's Reformed Church in Glebe Cove and the interment will follow at the cemetery adjoining the church.
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Dana
iNew
Appeal Argued in Superior Court over Allegheny County Case
The matter involving the Wil tam Ht. Houce from the court of quarter sessions of Allegheny county was argued today in the Superior Court. The argument concluded with the case held under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Philadelphia
Houce
Explosion Kills Miner in Broderick Colliery
In Wilkes Barre, an explosion at the Broderick colliery killed John Adamonbkt and badly burned Michael Besshin and Thomas Marchins. The cause of the blast is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Terry Bh
Broderick Tejey
John Adamonbkt
Michael Besshin
Thomas Marchins
Fire Disaster Destroys Windsor Nova Scotia Town
Windsor Nova Scotia reports a devastating blaze leveling buildings and leaving residents scorched and exposed to cold. An aged couple died as the disaster unfolded while townspeople struggled to cope with the smoke, debris, and fear.
Marriage at Earl's Court with Japanese bride
In Earl's Court London a wedding was held with Sir Extwin's brother Sir Arthur Arnold and Lady Arnold present. The Japanese minister attended as the bride, brought from Japan and educated in England, was not named in the report.
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Earl's Court
Sir Extwin
Arthur Arnold
London County Council
Sir Hawin
Lady Arnold
Holton Gardens
Japan
England
Admiral Worden Dies in Washington After Long Career
Admiral John G. Worden, retired, died in Washington today. He commanded the Monitor during its engagement with the Merrimac at Hampton Roads in the late war. In 1889 he was retired with full rank and pay of an admiral, the only instance of the kind, and he received the thanks of the nation for his gallantry.
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Washington
John GL. Worden
Monitor
Merrimac
Jlampton Roads
Tonguers
Chicago Mayor Avoids Involvement in New York Fight
Chicago Mayor Martvon declines to speak in support of Judge Van Wyck amid a deal with Richard Croker. The decision comes as tensions rise in the New York contest, reflecting the mayor's stance on the local political clash.
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Chicago
Martvon
New York
Judge van Wyck
Ace Cordince
Richard Croker
Hidden Power Moves Target Congress and Presidency
A regional landowner or faction aims to gain foothold for control of Congress and the presidency next year. It plans to conceal tactics, relying on trickery and stealth as it shifts influence in Lackawanna next month to bury it for ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aryan
Congress
Tooo
Lackawanna
Fire Devastates Town District Leaving Few Intact Homes
On a clear autumn morning residents survey a burned district where only the courthouse, a storehouse, and Monroe's hotel remain standing. Banks and the post office show damage while the People's Bank shelves fear less favorable. Two elderly victims, Patrick Kelly and his wife, were identified among charred remains in St Anne street, suggesting they slept as flames engulfed their home. Rescue and relief arrive from Kentville Halifax and Truro with clothing and provisions as insurance losses rise.
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Tre-Sweper
Court House
St Wm House
Monroe
Commercial Bank
Halifax Banking Company
Post Office
People's Bank
Kentville
Halifax
Truro
St. Anne Street
Patrick Kelly
Kellys
Prospecting Party Sets Sail For Yukon In Hattie BE
Gloucester, Oct 18 a party of sixteen miners led by Howard Blackburn sails tonight from Gloucester in the schooner Hattie BE Phillipa for the Yukon. The 46 ton vessel, built in Essex in 184, carries provisions for twenty two months and a sectional launch. On reaching San Francisco the captain will telegraph the arrival and four more miners will join the expedition.
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Gloucester
Mass
Howard Blackburn
Yukon
Hattie BE
Phillipa
Phillips
Essex
San Francisco
Political Pointer Endorses Free Trade Chicago Platform
A political notice urges voters to support Schad Horn and allies and reject McKinley era protectionism. It calls Lacka wanna Democracy to vote fully for the free trade and free silver platform and oppose Bryan allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lackawanna Democracy
Oes
Schad, Horn
Neve
McKinley
Bryan
Navy ordnance bids on four inch gun forgings
The Bureau of Ordnance opened bids for thirty sets of four inch gun forgings. Bidders included Midvale Stores Company at sixty cents per pound Bethlehem Steel Company and Aetna and Ilingworth Company of Newark New Jersey with a bid of a higher price, the latter new to gun forgings though experienced in other forgings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekington
Bureau of Ordnance
Navy Department
Bta
Midvale Stors Company
Bethlehem Iron Company
Atha and Ilingworth Company
Newark
N. J
Mcénte
Palmer Wins Bantam Crown in Twenty Rounds
Palmer England defeats Dave Sullivan Boston in a 20 round bout at the National Sporting Club for bantam world title. The match ends with Palmer securing the championship amid betting pools of 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
London
Pediller Palmer
England
Dave Sullivan
Boston
National Sporting Club
Madrid Dispatch Notes Senior Tdeor Confined to Tech Center
A Madrid briefing from Heraldo cites Senor Baguata the prex tmdeor confined to his tech. It mentions Tribuswtera’s departure from New York and comments on the Americana continuing play with Booi, aiming to prevent the full departure.
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Madrid
Senor Baguata
Heraldo
Tribuswtera
New York
James
Americana
Booi
Marriage of Sir Ewin Arnold to Japanese Lady
Report states Sir Ewin Arnold and his Japanese wife Lonnion wed on a Saturday at St Mathias Church. The ceremony details are described as obtainable and part of the marriage particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwie Arnold
Lonnion
Ewin Arnold
Mayor faces decision on New York boxing invitation
Advisers warn against traveling to New York for the four cornered fight in progress and urge the mayor not to play in the host city’s backyard. The mayor has not decided but is likely to decline the invitation to go East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visers
New York
Thmmany
General Tracy Confident in Campaign Visit in Brooklyn
In New York on October 18 General Tracy the Republican mayoral candidate spoke at the Clermont Avenue rink Brooklyn praising campaign stakes and defending friendship with Mr Low while rejecting party antagonism. A Henry George meeting at Lexington Avenue featured ex Postmaster Dayton and Cardinal opposition to one man rule. Mayor Strong addressed a Seth Low mass meeting at the Murray Hill Lyceum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Low
New York
New City of New York
General Tracy
Clermont Avenue
Brooklyn
Tracy
Henry George
Lexiigton Avenue Opera House
Mr. George
Dayton
Thomas Jefferson
George
Mr. Dayton
Earl of
Tammany Hall
Mayor Strong
Seth
Murray Hill
Louisville Driving and Fair Meet Opens With Record Field
The Louisville Driving and Fair association opened its third annual fall meet amid fine weather and a strong card. More than 1,000,000 attendees watched fast finishes in 213 trotting and 218 pacing divisions with Elloree winning three straight heats in class 213 and Curta taking multiple heats in class 218.
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Louisville
Louisville Driving and Fair Association
Elloree
Axtell
Ch. m
Saunders
Clase
Hell
Law
Mambrino King
Geers
Sing
Highwood
B. G. (Wylie
Dum
Mia
Lynching Report Near Somerville Described
Reports from Somerville, thirty miles north of Rome, indicate two Black men named Penn and Hazleton were lynched last night. They were accused of arson and were in custody of the sheriff and posse when a masked mob overpowered officers and abducted the prisoners into the woods. No further trace has been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Dot. S
Somerville
Penn
Hazleton
Arron
Porse
Bald and Louwhead Conclude Three Mile Coliseum Race
Eddie Bald of Buffalo and Canadian champion Fred Louwhead raced three miles at the Memphis Coliseum in three heats for a purse set by the Coliseum company. Bald won the opening heat in 63 minutes and a large crowd watched. The match race will be finished tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Coliseum
Eddie Bald
Buffalo
Fred Louwhead
Coliseum Company
Bald
Regent confirms Castillo as ambassador to France
Madrid reports the Queen Regent confirms Senor Leon Castillo as ambassador to France. Earlier notice said Beyer Caetitlo was recalled and the Duke of Mandag would replace him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Senor Leon Castillo
Bpantah Ambaseader
France
Beyer Caetitlo
Duke of Mandag
Windsor Fire Disaster Prompts Local Court Action
Demurrers sustained in capitol building case as Windsor Fire Disaster prompts legal review. Local court proceedings consider the intent and procedural issues tied to the blaze and resulting damages.
Fire Fiend in Dunmore: Oil soaked rags start fires
A fire in Dunmore destroyed the Connolly barn and carpenter shop on Electric Avenue after midnight. Oil soaked rags left in a cellar and a blazing bundle near the house suggested an incendiary act, with a suspect seen fleeing and two alarms calling out the borough’s firefighting force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore
Frank P. Connolly
Electric Avenue
Monroe Avenue
Valentine Pernhardt
Connolly
Searen
Attorney Ejected From Camden Mayor Office in Murder Case
Harry F. Scovel attorney for Hil Shaw was forcibly removed from Mayor Weetcott's office in Camden. Horace Nixon followed. subpoenas for 40 to 50 witnesses were issued for a public hearing but authorities ordered secrecy. Some witnesses refused to testify and were bound over. Nixon represented them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Harry 5. Scovel
Hil Shaw
Weettcott
Horace Nixon
Nixon
Appellate Court Rules for State in Armour Case
The appellate division of the supreme court ruled in favor of the state in an action against Armour & Co and the Armour Packing companies over alleged oleomargarine law violations. The ruling supports the prosecution and a $1,700,000 penalty claim and orders to show cause why seven railroad book-production orders should not be vacated.
Pennsylvania Postmasters Named in Fourth Clues List
Washington Oct. 18 The fourth clues postmasters for Pennsylvania were appointed today listing Dewolin Mire Jeneie til lesples Marmot Elmer iMubba Mount Alton George J. Heaumont New Hadford Elmer E. Shields Piliafield Jd Ayres Point Pleasant Jonn Db Wale ter Wilmore Wallace Sherbine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Washington
Dewolin
Mire
Jeneie Tillesples Marmot
Elmer
iMubba
Mount Alton
George J. Heaumont
New Hadford
Elmer E. Shields
Piliafield
Jd. Ayres
Point Pleasant
Jonn
Waleter
Wilmore
Wallace Sherbine
Capitol Commission to Select Architects for State Capitol
Harrisburg capital building commission will meet Thursday morning to choose architects and approve design plans for the proposed state capitol hot s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Commission
Harrisburg
Get
Capital Building Commission
Weather forecast for the middle states and New England
In the middle states and New Eng land today fair weather will prevail with high temperatures and light to fresh northeasterly to easterly winds. On Wednesday fair to partly cloudy warmer weather will prevail with light and fresh winds mostly northeasterly.
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the Herald
New York
Middle States
New Enghand
Heme Sentionn
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