Italian plot alleged to wreck railway trains in revenge
Newcastle Pa April 4 Sebastian Gebarrio, an Italian leader near Wampum and a local property owner, claims a Pittsburgh man urged Italians to form a nationwide plot to avenge countrymen killed in New Orleans. He said 20,000 Italians could be brought to Pittsburgh within five hours to strike, with signaling and coordinated meetings. Police say hundreds of Italians have arrived in Pittsburgh and surrounding counties, with suspicions rising of more plots. Concurrent dispatches report Italian workers along rail lines in several towns allegedly ready to wreck trains using iron and dynamite, including a Baltimore and Ohio line and a major depot. Authorities deny, then investigate, the scope of these alleged actions.
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Balmore & Obinot Constitution
Western congress invites national speakers and delegates
A large Western states commercial congress committee in Kansas City aims to secure national figures for discussions. Invitations have drawn many responses from lawmakers like Crisp, McCreary, Baker, Henderson, and others. Delegates from Colorado New Mexico Nebraska and several cities are named, with reduced travel rates for attendees.
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Georgina
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A.C. Fisk
Censor
Congress
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Joko Ro Muleane
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Business Club
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Southwestern Railay and Steamship Association
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BENT ON HOSTILITIES AND INDIAN RECRUITMENT VIEWED
Amid war talk and diplomacy reports from Roume and Washington April 4 popular sentiment leans against paying indemnities to families of lynched Italians while government voices debate policy. Western officers report Indians refuse infantry enlistment and shy from long service preferring scouts and family proximity. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a constitutional remedy.
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Floods threaten Celina and rail lines amid Nor'easter
Heavy rains raise water levels at St Mary's reservoir threatening Celina with inundation. Lake Erie & Western tracks submerged for ten miles. twenty oil wells along the banks submerged. Property losses estimated at $10,000 as crews battle a fragile break under soft ground. Storms lash New York area. telegraph wires fail citywide, halting eastern communications. Ship George S. Trake drifts ashore near Sandy Hols. crews saved by lifesaving service amid high seas. Weather across New England causes widespread disruption to rail and telegraph services. Asbury Park and Seabright report flooding and damaged fronts, bulkheads erected, lines down.
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Madson River
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Sandt
Seabright
Douss
Hosta
Lowell
Chatham
Sligo Election Sparks Liberal Discontent and Parnell Backing
Report from April 4 notes liberal leaders unhappy with Parnell strength in Sligo despite united efforts of English liberals, Irish hierarchy, and national federation. Par nelled minority dominates, with debates on home rule. Police praised for preventing violence as tensions rise between Varol and old followers amid strong rhetoric from Parnell and Healy.
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Letter From Ex President Cleveland On Tariff Pamphlet
Cleveland correspondence reports ex President Cleveland approving a pamphlet by Shelton from Asia city titled A Fool's Questions and Answers. It argues tariffs affect ordinary people and warns against complex political debate, urging straightforward discussion in plain language.
Farce of Justice in Indecent Crime Trial Ends With Acquittal
A jury declares Charles Meyers innocent by reason of insanity for the murder of James E. Weir at Independence on January 1, 1995. Weir was killed at a train depot. Meyers allegedly struck with a blunt object while an accomplice, Bogard, is serving life after a confession. Meyers had been ordered for retrial by the state supreme court. Also notes a dentist ad and office hours at 299 Massachusetts Street.
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James E. Weir
Independence
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Weir
Meyers
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