Italian Threat To Sever Ties If Porter Is Sent Home
Reports from Rong claim Italy will demand the withdrawal of United States Minister A G Porter and recall its legation if no response arrives from Washington by April 14 regarding the New Orleans massacre. The Italian king and cabinet are enraged over American handling of the claims and may sever diplomatic relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
London
Germany
Austro- Hungary
Balkans
Hungary
Berlin
Blaine Denies Italian Press Rumors on U S Relations
Secretary Blaine rejected reports of a revulsion in Italy toward the United States and the demand to expel Minister Porter. He called the dispatches sensational and said no credit or confirmation reached the department. Marquis Imperiali was not located for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Italy
Washington
Rome
London
United Press
United States
Porter
Legation
Italian Cabinet Hurt by American Comment
Advices from Italy say the Rudini cabinet is deeply hurt by American comment on the Italian difficulty and favors aggressive measures. King Humbert reportedly received a package of American newspapers with a caricatured picture of him as a monkey, provoking ire and signaling possible startling actions within days.
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London
Italy
Rudini
Humbert
America
Italian American tension unfolds over Rome crisis
Rome dispatch reports Crispi warns Rudini cabinet to avoid demanding redress from the United States while Vatican clerics circulate caricatures mocking the king. Emigration surges as Italians flee to escape potential U.S. restriction, with poor peasants predominant though hardworking. Italian army described as efficient, southern troops lagging behind northern ones. Ex-Minister Phelps criticizes Italy’s rash actions but defends vigilantism in Mafia matters. Venezuela confirms participation in Chicago World’s Fair exhibit, with President Fallacio backing full industrial display.
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Rudini
London
Rome
Crispi
United States
Humbert
Vatican
America
Italy
Hard Fought Battle at Cedar Lake Ends in Kennard Victory
Milwaukee April 14 Desperate Northwest bout between Tom Kennard the Michigan cyclone now in Milwaukee and Mike Queenan Chicago stock yards giant drew 300 locals and 100 Chicago visitors by special train. A purse of 500 plus 75 percent and 25 percent of receipts. Kennard landed heavy blows in the final round and Queenan fouled to avoid a knockout, referee awarding the fight to Kennard.
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Nnard
Queenan
Cedar Lake
Wis
Milwaukee
Northwest
Tom Kennard
Michigan Cyclone
Mike Queenan
Chicago Stock Yards
Chicago
Kennard
Boys and dynamite explosions kill and injure youths
Four incidents unfold on April 14 as youths in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts encounter blasting powder and boats at rapids. In Washington, Tom Mounts Jr. dies and William Mounts is fatally injured after a nitro glycerine can explodes near a fence post. In Pittsburg a trio including Michael O'Toole and Eddie Caldwell suffer severe burns after melting a blasting powder can with a fire. In Orange, four Italian boatmen drown after their craft capsizes near rapids. searchers recover none by nightfall.
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Washington
Tom Mounts, Jr
William
Helis
Pittspurg
Willie Bert
Michael O'Toole
Eddie Caldwell
Barchfield
O'Toole
Caldwell
Sioux City Tragedy Rocks Wealthy Farmer Murder
In Sioux City Iowa the body of W S Dooley a wealthy farmer from Sargents Bluff was found near his home after he recently sold cattle and drew money in Sioux City. He is thought to have been followed and murdered for his money.
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Sioux City
Iowa
W.S. Dooley
Sargents Bluff
Arkansaw Traveler
New York
Clifton W.tayore
Brooklyn
Tayore
Richmond
Chanfrau
Baltimore American
Long Branch News
President Accepts Resignations Over Indian Affairs Trouble
Harrison accepts the resignation of Treasurer J N Huston and relieves him, ending a long dispute over Indian affairs. The correspondence notes Huston tendering resignation on Feb 24 1891 and the president accepting it to take effect with a successor’s appointment. The exchange reflects the administration’s aim to settle the issue.
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Huston
Washington
Harrison
Treasury OF the United States
United States
Lum
Cludiud
Kel
Benjamin Harrison
Unusually Severe Irish Faction Clash Near Dublin
A Washington dispatch reports bitter feuding between Indian Commissioner Morgan and Secretary Noble over control of Indian affairs. Morgan’s disputed authority spurred presidential overrules and a proposed resignation wave, with latest friction from a Scribners Magazine critique. Noble seeks Morgan’s removal, while both may resign after a presidential decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Morgan
Dublin
St. Pau
Pioneer Press
Washington
John W. Noble
Green Bay
Kelcy
Scribner’s Magazine
Herbert Welch
West
Anna Dickinson letter seeks justice and vengeance
A March 25 letter from Anna E Dickinson, written during her Danville asylum confinement, accuses Susan of having accomplices and demands justice for those she calls knaves. She declares action to expose and punish those involved, promising harsh retribution. The Sun reports the letter to the press from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Sun
Anna E. Dickinson
Danville
John Dickinson
Los Angeles
Susan
Knaves
Mel
Actor Flaced in a Sad Predicament by Practical Joker
Adam Itzel musical director of the McCaull Opera company fell victim to a prank while staying at the Leland hotel. He boarded in Baltimore at 8 p.m. and awakened to find his coat vest and trousers missing. Unable to explain the theft the exhausted conductor rode to Chicago in his nightwear until able to borrow clothing to replace the lost garments.
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Curiaco
Leland Hotel
Adam Itzel
McCaull Opera Company
Baltimore
Mr. Itzel
Chicago
Bonus for the Road Promises to Extend CPR Lines
Manitoba government agrees to a 150000 dollar cash bonus to the Canadian Pacific Railway if it builds toward the Sourh coal fields beyond the province, and extends two branches adding 150 miles of provincial service. Premier Greenway and Hugh Sutherland discussed the conditions as the bill seeks 1500000 dollars for the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Canadian Pacific
Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Sourh
Greenway
Hugh Sutherland
Hudson Bay Railway Company
Mrs. Million Seeks Cure For Catarrh With Sage Remedy
An aristocratic Mrs. Million suffers advanced catarrh and laments waning health while servants and horses appear lively. A disinterested friend is urged to learn of Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy, with a $500 reward promised by manufacturers for an uncured head catarrh case.
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Mrs. Million
Mothers Friend Promotion by Greenville Drugstore
Advertised by R. A. Payne in Greenville Alabama for expectant mothers to try Mothers Friend. Claim shows many customers praise the product and recommend it to all who are to become mothers. Bradfield Reg. Co. of Atlanta says to write for particulars. Sold by S. H. Scallin and L. O. Gale druggists.
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R. A. Payne
Greenville
Ala
Bradfield Reg. Co
Atlanta
S. H. Scallin
L. O. Gale
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills Offer Nerve Directed Cure
Dr Miles pills claim to regulate liver and bowels via nerves, curing biliousness bad taste torpid liver and constipation. 50 doses 25 cents with samples at S H Scallin's druggist. Also The Best Salve promises cures for cuts bruises ulcers boils and skin eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or money back 25 cents per box sold by S H Seallin.
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Miles
S. H. Scallin’s
S. H. Seallin
Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Promoted Worldwide
An old remedy praised for over fifty years by mothers for teething pain. It soothes the child, softens gums, relieves wind colic, and treats diarrhoea with a pleasant taste. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. urged to ask for this product and not another.
A Little Girl's Experience in a Lighthouse
Mr and Mrs Loren Trescott keepers of the Gov Lighthouse at Sand Beach Mich and their four year old daughter fell ill with measles cough and fever last April Doctors failed to help until Dr Kings New Discovery cured her after two and a half bottles Now offered as a free trial at S J Scallin's Drugstore
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Loren Trescott
Gov. Lighthouse
Sand Beach
Mich
Detroit
Dr. King
S. J. Scallin
Nervous Prostration Nerve Tonic Ad Promises Restore Health
A 19th century style advertisement touts Electric Busters as a nerve tonic to revive appetite digestion liver and kidneys. It claims startling results from a bottle priced 50 cents at S H Scallin's Drugstore. Also promotes SHILOH'S VITALIZER for constipation dizziness and dyspepsia and SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure with a guaranteed cure available from L O Gale and L C Gale Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Scallin's
Shiloh
L. O. Gale
World's Fair vs Restorative Nervine Discovery Fame
The piece weighs the upcoming World's Fair against Dr Franklin Miles Restorative Nervine as a national boon. It claims the Nervine cures nervousness and related ailments and promises trial bottles and a free book with testimonials from S H Scauzin's drug store. It asserts the product contains no opium or morphine and dates the claims to the era's concern with mental and nervous health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Miles
S. H. Scauzin
Davison County Commissioners Proceedings April 6–8 1891
Third day session in Mitchell details salaries for states attorney bonds and transfers of offices. Board audits expenses for poor farm, jail, and court house, names jurors disqualified and apportioned, appoints new justices of the peace, surveyor, and insanity board. Adjourns sine die with final auditor's certification.
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AE Hitchcock States
Register of Deeds
L. W. Lewis
J . McBride
Soleil
Charles Allen
Allen
Mt. Vernon
Rosa
Mt. Ver
Chase
Logan
Neugent, Brown & Co
Dwight
Michaels & Bingenheimer
Davis Lumber
Brasco
Davis
John Smith
Geo D Barnard
Kings Labor
Court House
Jesse Fuller
Perry
Badger
Blendon
Beulah
Mitchell
City of Mitchell
Mitchell Township
LB Milliard
George Law
Henry Wilson
P Shepherd
John Gatz
Melrose
Mitchell Printing Co
Mitchell Mail Publishing
A H Pehrson
C. H. Gordimier
W. Abbey
Maj. I. Green
A. I. Hitchcock
Board of Insanity
W. E. Crane
M. D
B.H. Bennett
L. B. Millard
A. B. Kelsey
R& B
County General Fund
J P Carlson
John Cook
J B Davis
R. T. Robinson
Board of County Commissioners
Davison County
South Dakota
A. D
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Repert
Phelps
England
New Orleans
New Haven
Conn
Edward J. Phelps
Venezuela
Fallacio
Orange
Mass
Milles
New Tome Sewing Machine Company
Drs Moines
G. W. Wakefield
Lyons County
Minneapolis
Southwestern
Atchison, Kan
St. Paul
Joseph Hammen
Schlitz
Mivsank
William E. Gifford
Methodist Church
St. St. Pavln
W. F. Horton
Spreckels
Philadelphia
C. A. Spreckels
Topolobampo
Abilene
Kan
Central
Kansas
Co-Operative Company
Barnum
Brinceport
P. T. Barnum
J. N. Huston
Executive Mansion
Anna
Hell’s Floor
Alger Very
The
Times
Gen. Alger
Loxpon
Constantine
Russia
Eltenburg
Victoria
Sergius
Paris
Collier
Frank Collier
Benjamin Butler
Red Cross
Lownpon
Leipsic
Kaiser
France
Staples
Grantsburg
Fred W. Staples
Waupon
Pice
David Seeley
Father Sherman
St. Louis
Thomas Ewing Sherman
Gen. Sherman
St. Michael’s
Europe
Bucklen
L. C. Gale
Ent
W Lews
Lewis
RT Robinson
Anderson
Davison Co
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