Domestic scene and national notes on unrest and commerce
The week’s overview covers a New York religious drama halted by police injunction, a Denver & Rio Grande rail line completion to East Lake City Utah, and weekly mint silver dollar issues. It notes San Francisco hotel explosion casualties, homestead policy clarifications, and ongoing smallpox cases. It reports Indian depredations, iron wage cuts, bank failures, and a public health fund proposal, alongside crime, fires, and civic concerns in multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmi Morse
New York
Society For the Reformation of
East Lake City
Utah
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Secretary of the Interior
Arizona
New Mexico
Rio,Grande
San Carlos Reservation
United States
Aba
Hatters
Short
Marion
Dilitica
Tax Sanitary Council of
Mississippi Valley
Jackeon
Mills
Hda
Congress
National Board of Health
Baep Inonam
James Green
Hastings
Neb
C. H. Miller
Baltimore
Chicago
Twignaux
Bchacfer
Frinchman
Morris
Way
Nashville
Tenn
Wilson
Hurfoana
Hartrrick
Otso County
N. Y
j_Times
Valatio
Barney
Doyle
Teontigvon
Harper
Ava
New York Chamber of Commerce
Legislaturg
Harry Woops
Black Diamond
Laughlin
Soyan
McLaughlinh
Gensoliaa
York
Hengehold & Yungbluth
Cincinati S
Galena
Empire City
Kan
Jones
Lyox
Bork
Buffalo
Wasies
Genen
Centennial of Washington Irving celebrated at Tarrytown
The event marked by Justice Nash Davis presiding. many literary figures attended. Reports note Cincinnati Mayor Meads celebrated election night via a spree, an attempt to seize the county jail thwarted by bystanders. The piece also covers political and civic happenings including appointments, elections, and legal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Irving
Tarrytown
Nash Davis
New York
Mayor Means
Cincinnati
Pete
York City
Edward Cooper
Oxon
Abrams
Hewitt
Cooper
Aliny
Walter Q. Gresham
Indiana
Gresham
Chouses
Ohio
Rhoddo Island
Indianapolis
Baton Rouge
W. A. LeBeur
Capitalian Advocate
W. T. Sanders
Brokar
Tite
Chandler
Washington
Florida
JosrPn EK. Battnes
United States Army
Waglington
Bright
W. H. H. Munnay
San Antonio
Tex
Nathan
Mansy
New York Daily News
Arthur
Jacksonville
Fla
Wisconsin House of Representives
Parnell
Philadelphia
Comet sighted by Strasbourg observer amid diverse world news
Reports note Dr. E Hartwig of Strasbourg Observatory discovering a comet expected around April 2. The Phoenix Park assassination trial is postponed for lack of defense funds. The French cabinet backs Tonkin protectorate and Madagascar governance. Copenhagen and Berlin items follow with fires, inspections, and political unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannxsr
E. Hartwig
Strasbourg
Cousel
Tonquin
Madagascar
Mrdijaxn Davrty
Young
Nice
Muscovy
Iquique
Peru
Goas
Explosive plots and political unrest abroad
A long-detailed report recounts dynamite finds and arrests in London and Dublin with ties to Irish revolutionists. It notes planned bombings in Windsor, Passo Correse Italy, and Ottawa, plus broader unrest in Copenhagen, Panama, and Norway. It also covers British debt figures, Canadian postage for papers, and violent crowds in Serbia and Grija.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
United States
Citta
Windsor
Noway
Treldnd
Peren Carey
James Carey
Phenix Park
Panama
Copenhagen
Childers
House of Commons
Ottawa
Caen
London
Bow-streat
Featherstone
Cork
Birmingham
Liverpool
Fresman's Journal
Dublin
Ireland
Prince Brsaxanck
Financial Department of Government
Arrests, floods, and bomb plot shake early news
Reports from late news describe arrests near Ennisland for conspiracy to murder while a Cincinnati court rules against a bucket shop manager over ticker use. Severe storms flood Southern Louisiana, with New Orleans recording nine and a quarter inches and large-scale bridge losses. London hosts arrests tied to a nitro glycerine plot as Birmingham mob scenes and police probes unfold. multiple suspects connected to a broad conspiracy are detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eront
Ennia
Ireland
Cincinnati
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ogdl
Louisiana
New Orleans
Presment Arran
Sanford
Fin
New York
Peter Cooper
London
Birmingham
Peter Cooper Dead After Pneumonia at Age 92 in New York
Peter Cooper died of pneumonia at three this morning at his home in New York aged 92 after a short illness. He rose from coach making to machine inventions and philanthropy founding Cooper Union and Canton Iron Works. Prominent visitors and officials paid respects as flags flew at half mast and his death drew tributes from Tilden Sullivan Webb and Green.
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Jew
York
Peter Cooper
Cooper
Abram
Hewitt
Mr. Cooper
Hancock
New York
Delmonico
Diograpincal
Continental Army
New York City
Newburgh
N. Y
Hempstead
ong-Island
State of New York
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Maryland
Canton Iron Works
Heroie
America
Trento Iron Works
Pgw
Atlantic Telegraph
Cooper Union
Brave Girl Defends Land Against Forest Oil Force
In Butler County Pennsylvania Miss Dot Purviance, rightful owner per a Board of Property decision, defended a Forest Oil Company eviction attempt over thirty acres leased to Forest City Oil. Fifteen to twenty workers fled after she struck with an old ax. Sheriff intervened as arrests followed for riot and forcible entry detainer. The property, valued at 50,000 dollars, hosts two producing wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirtavunaiy
Butler County
William Purviance
D. A. Renfrew
Forest Ol Company
Miss Dot Purviance
Board of Property
Tlarrisburg
Forest Oil Company
Renfrew
Renfrews
Donaghy
Afiss Purviance
Butler
Western Ranchmen and Growers Association Adjourns
CREYENNE WY April 5 The tenth and Growers Association closed with adjournment to June 10. The session drew leading stockmen of the Territory and formed a unified plan for the future. Stock-growers report winter losses, expect larger beef cattle shipments next season, and estimate regional wealth at about 100 million dollars with a future assessment of 500 thousand. Most work was routine while a strong link with stock brokers and brokers’ schools informed expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creyenne
Wyo
and Growers’ Association
Nitro glycerine factory in Birmingham exposed
Reports detail a Birmingham nitro glycerine factory on Ledsam Street with a devised apparatus for producing explosive compounds. Whitehead, an Irish American, was arrested after a police descent, with significant quantities seized. The case ties to a broader anti dynamite plot with multiple arrests in London Lambeth and Westminster, as authorities pursue a nationwide conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discova Zale
Ledsam Street
Whitehead
Tle
Affternoon
City Presa
Bow Street
Woolwich
Herbanda
America
Childs
Ministry
Windsor Castle
Lambeth
London
Fleet Street
Southampton Street
Counner
Strand
Ormund
Norman
Rooina
Ike
Wilson
Wolverhampton
Henry Dalton
United States
Sir Wiliam Harcourt
Home Secretary
Ife
Birmingham
Niton
Westminster
The Weather Liar and the County Hospital Mystery
A long humor piece lists types of liars and their tall tales about weather pasts and horse racing, ending with a November timeline of weather myths. a late note reports a female patient, Mary Glick, 16, injured after a street fall, previously passing as a male named John Paxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John Paxton
Xiv
Mary Glick
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Eeter
Gooper
Erorisme Exengland
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New York State Senate
Jesus_Christ
Southern Railway" Association
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Heve Barus
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