Diplomatic Crisis Shrinks US Italy Ties in New Orleans Fallout
The Ming of Italy recalls Baron Fava from Washington amid a heated row over the New Orleans massacre, with the U S State Department noting the recall as an open hostile act. Reports claim eighteen American citizens are seized in Florence and Rome as hostages, while Blaine declines comment on the developing crisis.
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Baron Fava
State Department
Washington, D. C
Haa
Paasr
Department
Orleanes
Italy
New Orleans
United States
Rome
Florence
Y Blaine
Batata Blaine
Baron Paya
Prinater
Bhate Department
Brabull
Norte
Tné
Marquis
Aper
Jalia
Legation
Theberon
Cain
Baron Fuva
Huerie
Nicholle
Gov
Nichollx
Blaine
Baron Bava
Washington
Newfoundland dispute stirs imperial and colonial tensions
The piece traces labor disputes with manufacturers resuming work, while Newfoundland’s quarrel with Britain over fisheries and imperial rights inflames colonial loyalty. It cites Maj. William Sheldon suing for damages, and explains how fisheries treaties and French canning rights fuel Newfoundland's rebellion and uneasy loyalty to Britain.
Counterfeits Abroad Threaten Treasury Plans
A nearly perfect counterfeit $2 silver certificate from the 1886 series has circulated, challenging the treasury. It replicates the note’s paper with a security thread, prompting a secret treasury conference to halt $2 notes and issue a new design with Secretary Windom’s vignette within two months while plates are prepared and counterfeiting materials destroyed.
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Treasury Department
Jordan
Ito
Gen
Hancock
Treasury
Foster
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Windom
Despondent ex police official Hopping ends his life
Gustave Hopping ex policeman of St Paul, in a calm cottage on Argyle Street, shot himself after a debt dispute with Von Arnold and suspected criminal accusations. Detectives investigated larceny and a fur theft linked to several mortgages, while neighbors recall his gentle, peaceful nature and a planned court appearance. The tragedy follows a string of alleged offenses and financial pressures.
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St. Paul
Minn
Annuatus Hopping
Argyle Street
Como
Daugster
Alethough
Ias
Hopping
Union Park
von Arnold
St. Anthony Bill
Ocerwlea
Regina Roller
John Korta
Korta
Charles Kerhaw
Reishow
Phofaban
Ux-Oliver
Aity
Frederick Slattwann
Mutahettud
Statthinn
Barkom
Hotton
Stefnag Jarrasen
Gin
Rial
Polion
Howie
Police Relief Association
Destitution Hits Rochester Clothing Industry
Destitution rises as lockout of Rochester clothing cutters by leading manufacturers bites thousands of workers. Clothing production, a major city industry, totals about 11 million dollars yearly with over 2,000 dependents facing loss of livelihoods. Many workers already face destitution as plants remain closed amid wage disputes and policy effects.
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Rochester
N.Y
Rocheater
N. Y
Bouay
Arkutone Lg
Bill
Inek
Minnesota House Considers Flax and Hemp Culture Report
A Minnesota House report outlines flax and hemp culture, proposing a state organization in each town and three bills. The committee backs bonuses for binding twine manufacture and hemp fiber production from state grown crops, urging farmers to adopt the culture for greater rewards.
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Minnesota
Bell
Maguire
Bull
Possible hypnotism defense in Remington murder trial
An old report suggests Joseph Remington may face a hypnotism defense in the murder case involving T. Klett. Authorities question his innocence under insanity standards, and observers anticipate a trial that could become a landmark in the United States.
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Gabrielle Bompard
Paris
Remington
Minneapolis
Whoro Hanus
Avent Bend
United States
Well Merited Punishment: Mayor Removes City Architect Atwood
Boston mayor Mathews informs the common council of Atwood’s removal as city architect and appoints KE. M. Wheelright in his place. In a March interview Atwood urged his own reappointment, claiming influence could deliver forty or fifty votes for a favored nomination.
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Mathews
Boston
Maya
H. H. Atwood
KE. M. Wheelright
Mr. Atwood
Democratic Party
Attempted assassination shocks city amid siege in Argentina
A chaotic scene in Duonod Ages as gunfire targeted General Julion Rocco. A 12 year old Argentine-Italian boy wounded a guard before police secured the area. Troops mobilized, the capital sealed, and warnings of further unrest spread as authorities brace for potential new violence.
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Duonod
Julion Rocco
Gey Koved
Hiavund
Gutgorio Seley
Mayo Street
Seley
Genwr
Arevolver
Bianbrico
Rover
Mhouk
Linil
Bumbeio
Cienr
Tii
Gem
Rocew
Piark
Novark
Attack on British Camp Sparks Tribal War in Assim
Dispatch from Manipir reports a two day battle as Tribec men and hostiles attack a Goorkha camp in Assim while Chief Commissioner Me dined Wo Quinton investigates disputes among natives. About 470 Goorkhas killed and seven British officers missing after the assault during a durbar.
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Manipir
Assim
Quinton
Asari
Sioner
Chiela
Hla
Hewsy Olds
Thy Ofcial
Fatious Strikers Clash With Coal Industry Amid Riots
About 1,000 strikers attacked Mrick's coke factory in Morewood Pennsylvania at 2 AM on the 30th. Homecoke ovens and railway lines were destroyed, windows broken, and several rioters arrested and jailed in Greensburg. Reports from Leisenring and Leith indicate extensive property damage and widespread coke country unrest. Frick downgraded labor antagonism while warning against renewed attacks as violence spreads to Jромtown and West Lemming areas. Mass meetings and sheriff troop increases followed amid fears of further riots.
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Mrick
Morewood
Greensburg
Rietware
Au Leisenring
Leith
Frick
Fly
Aiu
Adiapatch
Boottdam
Strik Eve
Jinitown
West Lemming
Leith Works
Uniontown
He H
Brick Coke Company
Perished While Drink in Bronx Falls
A mysterious death in Bronx Falls South Dakota reports the body of John Henjum found on Milwaukee Road depot tracks. Preliminary inquiry suggests alcohol and exposure in a possible accident, though some suspect foul play as the deceased was known hard drinker.
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Bronx Falls
South Dakota
Milwaukee Road
John Henjuts
Henjum
Aid
Ant Apan
Tragic shooting ends burlesque star's life in Spokane
Mable Debabaine, famed burlesque performer linked to New York stages, was shot dead at a Spokane theater. Her husband W Paul Bown had died recently in New York. The article notes earlier suicide attempts and her subsequent touring with the Mabel Bronco Burlesque company before vaudeville engagements in the West. Funeral details and misidentified associates appear alongside a separate obituary for Lawrence Gardiner, longtime New York legal figure and associate of Aaron Burr, who died aged many years at the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men. Interment was at Trinity cemetery.
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Orroy
Hobbelsing
Quin
Mclean
Mwopping
The
Druids
Vorwaerts Lodge No
U. W
Mable Delabaine
Mabel Dehabaine
Bpokane
Tynes
the Clipper
Mable Debabaine
New York
Dhe
W. Paul Bown
New York City
Glasn Eniwen
Eoster Drial
Miss Debubaine
Mabel Bronco Burbeque Company
Mies Debabaine
Marth
New Jersay
Tin
Spokana Falls
Miss Maynard
Bnet
Adron Burr
Classon Avenue
Brooklyn
Lawrence Gardenier
Aaron Burr
Nw York
First Congress
Kingston
Compbin College
Burr
Owas
Hve
Theoforia
Chivleatogy
DeWitt Clinton
Gardellar
Klatepa
Michigan may issue bonds to pay veterans bounties
Michigan legislators debated veterans bounties with a plan to issue bonds for payment. The attorney general said up to 694000 in unissued war bonds remains available and 500000 from federal direct tax funds could be directed to bounties. Over 1,000,000 could be distributed to volunteers who did not receive earlier aid.
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Michigan
Wien
War Clouds Over Europe Stir New Age Rumors
A telegraph dispatch from New York on the 28th reports renewed war alarm across Europe. Prance and Russia are viewed with concern as negotiations in progress pivot on a potential commercial treaty. Officials warn against relying on reports of a shift to defense, while Vienna and Cologne press note continued European tension and mobilization plans, with details on French and Russian diplomatic moves and public reactions in Germany.
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New York Associated Press
Russia
Merwona
Vay
Urerbund
Biz
Crispi
Papera al Vienn P
Europe
Bhiteanjan
Cologne
Ivir
Bulgaria
M Balzebeth
Praident Carnot
Baron de Monteulieim
Paris
Branca
Austin
Czar Haa
M. Briois
Frendh Legation
Himeltand Czsrian
M. Brivis
Ang Ioon
French War Office
Moulion
A. Briois
Obreutchen
Reichbote
Reichsbote
Poland
Padove
Volhynia
Vienna
Germany
Lansdtog
Bismarck
Freisinniga Party
Yes
Potsdamer Correspondenz
Herr-Kroeger
Prince Bismarck
Herr Richter
von Boetticher
Freisinnige Zeitung
Freininge Tly
Reichstag
Geestemunde
Socialiate
Altona
Society of German Industriala
Hayden
Wuedonn
Poate
European Diplomats and Commands Shuffled Amid Intel Reports
The text notes Count von Waldernein to lead the 16th Army Corps at Meta and Count von Minster to replace the Paris ambassador, with Prince von Hohenlohe Schillingfamt reassigned to Straa berg. M. DeCrais is expected at Berlin from Vienna as Vatican ties shift Contrait leadership toward Baron Lun. Eventa urged to reveal Wind Thorst’s successor.
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Ll Po
Luteck
Kiel
Alkoms Bar
Count von Waldernein
Telia
von Wald Trace
16Th Army Corps
Meta
Count von Minster
Paris
Prince, von Hohenlohe
Landteg
Vatican
Couver
Windthorst
Outtook for a Commercial Treaty With Spain
Gen John W Foster, US envoy to Spain, aims to secure a commercial treaty and plans to return to the United States in May. He cites Blaine's reciprocity proposal and Brazil sugar imports as influential factors. Accounts of the Comte de Paris heir deny rumors of a Paris Vienna visit with Mme Melba.
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Spain
John W. Foster
United States
Paris
Madrid
Poster
Blaine
Ciba
Tie D'Orisans
Comte de Paris
Tillis
Pary
Vienna
Mme
Melba
Avenue Des Champe Elysees
M. Melba
America
Melia
Duc V'Orleans
Lis
Vessels and a Rescue at Virginia Beach Gale
A Norwegian bark named Dictator sailing from Pensacola to Hartlepool in rough easterly gales on July 28 drifted ashore four miles north of Virginia Beach hotel. Lifesavers and Captain Drinkwater’s crew fought to rescue ten aboard, including Captain Jorgenson and his wife and child. Eight lives were lost, including the captain’s wife and son, while several sailors were saved, with eight named survivors listed. The wreck broke apart as rescue efforts continued amid dangerous seas.
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Pensacola
Fla
Hartlepool
Eng
Kos
Virginia Beach Hotel
Waa
Capa Henry
Beatack
Drinkwater
Eunnet
Whon
Aail
Aman
Tri Pal
Is Bal
Ares
Jorgenson
Julelius Anderson
Ampler Barrett
John Rteven
John Batterson
Valmer Olsen
John Mall
Carlo Olsen
Charles Joseph
Coal and Gas as Fuels. Ty . F. Prichard a Beiontiflo Asoriong
An analysis argues that fuel gas will not revolutionize heating due to cost. It compares coal and gas heating costs, noting coal at $8 per ton vs gas at various prices, and shows gas remains less economical for sustained heating while quick tasks like boiling water favor gas by reducing labor and time. The piece discusses heat units, gas volumes, and relative efficiencies without claiming broad adoption.
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F. Prichard
Mallee Jones
Continoven
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