Marquis of Queensberry Charged With Libelling Wilde
The Marquis of Queensberry faces libel charges over remarks about Oscar Wilde as a legal case unfolds. The St Paul Afloat reports on a new cruiser successfully launched at Philadelphia, marking a milestone in naval construction.
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Fire destroys Reid Packing hog building at Kansas City
A blaze at Reid Packing company's Kansas City plant on March 25 leveled the hog building and much of the surrounding complex. Estimated loss exceeds a million dollars with stock losses up to a million and a quarter. Four men were slightly injured as insurance coverage is ample.
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Attempt on Li Hung Chang in Japan shocks capital
A young Japanese assailant fired at Li Hung Chang as he returned to his lodgings in SHDIONSERI Japan after conferring with Count Ito and Viscount Slutsu. The bullet wounded Li Hung Chang's face but caused no serious harm. The would-be killer was arrested and authorities say he acted from misguided patriotism.
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China
Murdered by a Mob at Tarentum Glass Works
Kenny Sutton, a 20 year old non-union worker from Dunkirk Indiana, was beaten by a mob at Bridge and South Canal streets in Tarentum, Pa after a night of clashes over striker replacements at C L Flaccus' glass works. He died at 3 30 Sunday morning and no arrests have been made.
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Dunkirk
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Four Firemen Die in Denver Hotel Fire
Four Denver firemen lost their lives in a morning blaze at the St. James hotel. Capt Harold Hartwell and Lt S Brawley plus Richard Dandever and Steve Martin perished. About 165 guests escaped unharmed, while the fire caused roughly 40000 dollars in damage to structure and furnishings.
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Richard Dandever
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Steve Martin
Hays Withdraws From Venango President Judge Race
Om Crry Pa March 23 F W Hays of this city withdraws from the Republican nomination race for president judge of Venango county and sends a letter to chairman Smiley announcing his action.
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F. W. Hays
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Port Allegany Fire Destroys Principal Block
Port Allegany reports a major blaze yesterday at Larabees jewelers destroyed the main business block. Loss estimated at 20000 dollars. Fire originated in the store and caused extensive damage to surrounding properties. Local authorities and insurers assess the aftermath and impact on commerce in Port Allegany.
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Richard Vaux Dead at 78 After Grip Attack
PHILADELPHIA, March 22 Ex Congressman and ex mayor Richard Vaux died suddenly this morning after suffering from an attack of the grip He was 78 years old.
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Richard Vaux
Ice Gorges Dissolve Quietly Along Allegheny River
Pittsburg reports the last of the massive ice gorges along the Allegheny river above town has quietly dissolved this morning, ending a period of danger to nearby communities.
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Arrest of Wm Hesh Over Escort and Child Charge
Wm Hesh formerly of Titusville was arrested on a warrant by Milo Parks for alleged seduction of Jessie, now pregnant. He traveled toward Buffalo to marry Miss Rodgers but was nabbed aboard a train by Constable Magee. A preliminary hearing was set after a brief examination, with talks of settlement and no denial of the charge. His father is East Warren Acid Works superintendent.
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East Warren
Lumber Workers Strike Over Ten Percent Wage Cut at Nicola Co
In Wheeling, West Virginia, Nicola Lumber Co workers strike against a ten percent reduction. About one hundred men walk out. replacements will be hired immediately. The firm says the cut is temporary and wages will be restored once the market improves.
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Boy Killed by Train in Meadville Yard Accident
A six year old boy named Woodruff, son of a New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio freight conductor, was fatally struck by an incoming train on the Franklin branch while gathering coal in the Meadville railroad yards around 1 pm yesterday.
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Franklin
The New Public Printer Named in Harrisburg
Governor Hastings appoints Thomas Robinson as superintendent of the state public printing. Robinson is a prominent Republican figure in Western Pennsylvania.
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New York Doctor Buchanan Re sentenced to Electrocution
Dr. Robert Buchanan the wife poisoner was resentenced today to be electrocuted during the week beginning April 22. The case drew wide attention as officials set the date for execution in New York.
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Robert Buchanan
Dunraven's Yacht Valkyrie Praised At Guascow
March 22 at Guascow Lord Dunraven's new yacht Valkyrie is praised as very fine in every respect with a narrow keel and deeper draught than the Ailsa indicating strong naval construction and potential performance benefits.
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Death of an Old-Timer Meldrum Dies in Buffalo
Robert C. Meldrum, a wealthy Buffalo resident and former oil operator in Venango and Warren counties, died yesterday afternoon.
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Robert C. Meldrum
Venango
Warren Counties
Oscar Wilde Libel Case Returns True Bill Against Marquis of Queensberry
London March 25 grand jury returns a true bill against the Marquis of Queensberry on libel charges brought by Oscar Wilde in a high profile case. The action centers on Wilde's allegations of libel in relation to his feud with the Marquis.
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St Paul Cruiser Launched With Immense Crowd Present
Philadelphia reports the U S cruiser St Paul was successfully launched this morning before an immense crowd of onlookers. The ceremony occurred in calm conditions as spectators witnessed the historic event for the navy.
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Prominent Judge Emory Force Warren Dies at Home
The Hon. Emory Force Warren died at 8 40 P M Saturday evening at his home in FreponiA New York Born November 16 1810 in Eaton Madison County New York Judge Warren had a notable career and was widely respected in his community
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Eaton
Madison County
New York
Fire destroys Empire theatre in Chicago blaze
A Chicago fire last night nearly ruined the Empire theatre causing about fifty thousand dollars in loss. Officials say the blaze started from an explosion believed to be gas related.
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Empire Theatre
Six shares of N Y and Penn a Land Co stock for sale
For sale. Six shares valued at 7200 dollars in the New York and Pennsylvania Land Company property at Depew New York will be sold for 3900 dollars. Terms and particulars may be obtained from D L Gerould at Citizens National Bank in Warren Pennsylvania.
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Penn‘a. Land Company
Depew
N. Y
D. L. Gerould
Citizens National Bank
Warren
Between a Gentleman and a Snob in Warren
An editorial meditation on class, behavior, and manners in Warren. It contrasts a true lady as a blessing to the community with snobbery, cites anecdotes of public duty, courtesy to strangers, and the dangers of vanity and talkativeness, and ends with political cautionary tales about two local men.
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Beaver
Living Statues in Trouble at New York Casino
Detectives Titus and MoeMarnus served a warrant on Rudolph Aronson and Mrs Bradley of the casino to appear in Jefferson Market police court today for an Immoral show charge. The case concerns the Bronze Living Statues act featuring two women posing nearly nude with a cloth and bronze paint.
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Rudolph Aronson
Miners To Hold Annual Convention In Du Bois
Will meet in Du Bois on March 26 for the annual convention of this part of Pennsylvania miners. It is believed no strike will be agitated for higher wages despite rumors suggesting such action.
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Phillipsburg
Pennsylvania
Dubois
Steamers Overdue At Baltimore Port Message
Three large ocean steamers are overdue at Baltimore. The Johnston liners Baltimore and Mentmore have been at sea from Liverpool for twenty days. The Dutch tank steamship La Campine from Rotterdam has been overdue over three weeks.
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Von Der Ahe's Marital Trouble
In St. Louis on March 23 a circuit court granted a divorce to Mrs. Von Der Ahe from her husband Chris Von Der Ahe the baseball magnate and president of the St. Louis Browns citing violations of marriage vows.
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Boy Killed by Train Near Home in Bethlehem
Bethlehem, March 23. Nathan Brofsk, 15, had both legs cut off by a railroad train and died soon after at the hospital. The boy had been returning from San Francisco, riding as a hobo for much of the trip, and the accident happened within a few miles of his home.
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San Francisco
Miners Threaten Strike Over Wages in New Castle
Del gates for JOU Beaver Valley miners report a march meeting where workers vow to strike unless wage scales are restored. Current pay is 50 to 60 cents per ton, sought is 60 to 70 cents.
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Delgates
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Beaver Valley
Clarence Robinsons Sentenced to Life for Murder
Clarence Robinson was taken to Auburn yesterday to serve a life imprisonment term for the murder of Montgomery Gibbs. Sadie Robinson was taken to Auburn last night.
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Wealthy Hazeton Man Jacob Gould Dies at 76
Jacob Gould one of the county’s wealthiest men died yesterday in Hazeton Pennsylvania from pneumonia at the age of 76. He was a relative of the late Jay Gould.
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Jacob Gould
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Free Bridge Debate Moves to Bid Process and Ward Split
A special council meeting discusses securing a free bridge across the river. Requests for bids, engineer plans, and measurements are mandated while debating location near Poplar street and annex warding implications for the new territory.
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Got Two Years New York Lexow green goods case
William Ap piggate was sentenced this morning to two years and eight months for stealing a coat in the Lexow green goods case. The court action followed a play acting scene noted in the proceedings.
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