Italian bootblack sparks murder detention in steerage
New York April 20 steerage passenger Carlo Marchaso, an Italian bootblack, detains Joseph Pascarel claiming he came to murder him and his wife. Pascarel once lover to Maria Theresa in Italy, later wed, stabbed Menhese after the wedding, feared near-fatal injuries.
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From Foreign Lands and The Moltke Funeral Notes
Reports from London and Lexpos cover European affairs. Sir William Whiteway comments on Newfoundland annexation prospects and Lord Salisbury’s possible response to Newfound land demands amid French diplomacy. A trial ends in tragedy as historian Fyffe attempts suicide on the eve of a verdict. Ex King Tamasese dies in Samoa and Manipur advances report allied actions. A push to expel Irish Conservative De Cobain is anticipated.
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Jerry and Miss Elliott A Southern Author of Labor Story
The piece profiles Miss Elliott, author of Jerry, noting her background, literary career, and social impact. It describes her appearance, temperament, and the public reception of her anonymous publication. It also mentions a forthcoming work and her Tennessee home return planned for summer.
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Lippincott
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Marriage Anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Wilson
Mr and Mrs John Wilson of West Fourth street celebrated their forty second marriage anniversary in a quiet manner. Judge B A Cunningham of East Second street is ill with grip. Mr Charles Siffer of East Second Street is on the sick list.
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Was She Murdered Amid Suspicions Of Arsenic Deaths
Denver April 29. Reports say Ampie Amstrous died from arsenic poisoning amid a spate of mysterious deaths in the past three months. The most noted case is Mrs Bareaby of Providence Rhode Island whose body was moved from the city for burial as rumors swirl around potential foul play. Authorities have yet to arrest anyone and Dr Ghacher Graves, Barnaby’s physician, arrived to review the case. He denied knowledge of the deaths and defended his professional conduct while condemning circulating rumors about his past.
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Daniel B. Ballou
Iowa Miners Strike Rumors and Sentences
Rumors of a March 1 strike by 2,000 coal miners in Iowa persist. W. B. Scott, president of the Miners’ association of Iowa, speaks on the matter. George Barkley, linked to last year’s carpenters strike, was sentenced to life imprisonment for a related case.
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Dolied Duwi Reed
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The Cruiser Monterey Launch Ceremony
A grand launch of the cruiser Monterey by the Guion Iron Works draws a large public crowd. President Harrison attends with Mrs Stanford and officials. the ship slides into the water as cheers rise while Fulton's era pomp marks the event.
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Blair Repudiated as Our Minister to China
State department reports the Chinese government will not receive ex Senator Henry W Blair as our minister to China. Blair had traveled to San Francisco en route to China, unaware his appointment faced Chinese disapproval and amid his anti Chinese senate remarks. Mayor Washburn orders closing all gambling houses. police to shut pool rooms and enforce closures. proprietors warned. Fire at Compton's livery stable destroys nineteen horses and vehicles, with losses exceeding $25,000. Carrie Brown murder case sees two more arrests. killer remains at large. Live wire fatality in New York. man dies after touching a live line. Bodies found in West Chicago fire ruins. weather fair with cooler winds. Canal trustees secure extension for repair Cavalso work. Baltimore and Ohio railroad to inspect employes watches quarterly. Stickney will to Somerville hospital and other bequests revealed. Treasury notes show rising oleomargarine revenues for January to March.
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Earnest Workers Warrant Arrests Shake Swindle Ring
Warrant arrests are made of two top officers Edward W. Hoarria and Henry C. Gurk of the Earnest Workers order on charges of conspiracy and false pretense. Harris faces potential additional action as a receiver is sought for the organization. Harris’s home is searched, trunks seized, and police protection sought amid fear of a dupes uprising. A third officer, A. Jordan Harris, also under a pending hearing. Sim ions Simpson not yet served. arrest expected after a hearing Friday. Delaware census data and other brief items follow alongside two duel deaths linked to gambling.
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Compulsory Education Bill Advances in Senate Races Stir
In Harrisburg a compulsory education bill passed the house by 116 to 16 requiring children aged 8 to 12 to attend school at least sixteen weeks yearly. The bill faces debate over exemptions for distant homes and rural access. Senate nominations for state penitentiary officials were announced, with several changes in positions and a hospital, while in Chestertown Md William J Fanart sought GOP nomination against Democrat Lewis Fowler, with Fowler winning by a large majority in town elections.
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Race results and market notes from multiple midwest races
Guttenberg, Washington and Nashville race reports list first race winners, times, and handlers for horses such as Charley, Pericles, Menden, Bader, and Exotic. Washington meetings show Latriquante, Little Elin, Virgi, and Meadstone winning multiple events. Nashville card includes Verd d’Or and Belle RedmondJ under varied jockeys with times and placings. Philadelphia stock and produce markets follow, noting Lehigh Valley strength and grain prices, with Pittsburgh and Reading figures.
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