Italian anger over New Orleans massacre prompts demand for justice
Reports from Rome and other Italian centers condemn the New Orleans killings as a miscarriage of justice and urge Italy to pursue murderers. Italian officials abroad face pressure to act, with calls for safeguarding Italians in America and even threats of war or fleet action if satisfaction is withheld. Public sentiment grows during Sunday talks, and comments note prejudice and danger for Americans in Palermo and other towns.
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Rome
Italy
America
Chicago
Ibia
Palermo
Sicily
Huch
France
Placea
London
Caffera
Captan Fineasan
Sayer
Chisciotte Della Mancina
New Orleans
Atlantic Littoral
Strong Utterances in Support of the Lynchings
The London Star notes borderliness in the New Orleans affair and praises law and order backers while condemning bloodstained excess. Moreton Frewen defends Louisiana actions and calls for swift punishment of crime. Pall Mall Gazette and other papers debate Anglo American reactions to the incident and the courage of New Orleans citizens.
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London Star
New Orleans
Moreton Frewen
Louisiana
The
Pall Mall Gazette
Moreton Wrawen
Bt. James Gazette
John Bull
Provenzano Denies Mafia Ties in North End Letter
In a public statement Joseph Provenzano rejects Mafia links amid a demanded 81 000 by the Prove zand faction. He recalls threats from five years ago and recounts arranging info from Chief Gasler, while insisting he and his brothers faced Mafia enmity and never cooperated with them.
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Joseph Provenzang
Gasler
Provenzano
Matin
St. Charles
Judge Davey
Pat Meally
Ralph Morgan
Jim Caruso
Caruso
Bigotry Rebuked Absent Pittsburg Pastor Protest
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania the absence on the 16th ordinary of Rev. J J Milligan pastor of Allegheny Reformed Presbyterian church drew rebuke as Prof D B Wilson of Allegheny Theological Seminary joined in. The article notes conflict over remarks and the stain of bigotry, with calls for unity and respectful discourse within the church community.
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Pittsburg
J. J. Milligan
Allegheny Reformed Presbyterian Church
D. B. Wilson
Allegheney Theological Seminary
Prof. Wilson
J. Milligan
Iis
O. B. Millirwan
Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyteria Church
Oil City
Immigration, agriculture and railways in Minnesota drive farmers to prosper
A 19th century call to Minnesota and the Dakotas farmers urges hard work, diversification, and practical use of machinery. It argues immigration helps growth, railways underpin prosperity, and farming thrives with industry and common sense rather than reliance on theories.
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Whitney
Great Northern Pailoway
Minnesota
Amerlit
Etites
Ihdetd Tld
Bn Worne
Wari
Ineaystant
Othia
Levishation
Railway Corporation
Chey
Parmens
Agricultural College
Faijed
Mapy
Dakotas
Maine
Political Figure Skirts Party Ties Through Years of Service
The text traces a political career from 1872 when Gen. Palmer left the republic and later rejoined the democracy. It notes long public life, legal work in Springfield, a gubernatorial run in 1886, a failed bid by 12,000 votes, and a year nomination for the United States Senate to succeed Elena Farrell. It mentions health lingering near the edge of political activity and discussions with B A Balad about a future Senate bid as an honor.
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Tata
Gen. Palmer
Republican Party
Democracy
Bince
Gov. Jt
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United States Senate
Elena Lor Farwell
Andi
Lawa
Funning
B.A. Balad
New Orleans Mob Seizes Jail Prisoners in Violent Outbreak
A massive mob burst through Orleans Parish Jail arming themselves to free Sicilian inmates tied to a murder case. Explosions of gunfire killed several guards and inmates as deputies attempted to repel the attackers. The crowd dispersed after a dramatic, deadly night of vigilante justice in a city already tense over crime and corruption.
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Throsinita
Henry , Hennessy
Sid
Manuel Polietz
Pietro Monastro
Antonin Suitleds
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Mahwent
Antonio Mirchesi
Antonio Bagnetto
Frank Rontwro
Jim Caruso
Roveo Geraeb
Charles Trahine
Conntes
Eliot
Muevret Itibunal
Clayequine
Canal Street
Bienville
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Arang
Parkeynon
Arhlaiic Club
Walter D. Danegay
Anutler
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Houston
O'Malley
Ty Yacy
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Congo
Childre
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Viller
Livia
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Davis
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Scoffeda
Stone Court
Orleans
Cheir
Merry
Ban
Gernchi
Romero
Monastero
Ani Denewthy
Comerex
Verdict in Lupze murder case at Wichita Kansas
After an eighteen hour wait a jury in the Camerce Lupze murder trial at Wichita returned a second degree murder verdict. The crime, described as cold blooded, took place in January when Lupze attacked a colored woman as she sought protection with neighbors Dobbs and his wife. He stabbed and disemboweled Dobbs before fatally stabbing the two women. Local residents express fear and talk of possible lynching.
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Trieaunt
Wichita
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Eleven Die In Inferno At Central Tennessee Asylum
Reports from Nashville describe a deadly fire at the Central Tennessee insane asylum. Eleven people are confirmed dead with many more unaccounted, including patient Jans Burton. Access was restricted to press, while a single reporter entered the burning chambers to search for victims amid scorching heat and charred remains.
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Tenn
Lsth
Tennesset
Cits
Neal
Jans Burton
Russell Is Free In Crookston Murder Trial Acquittal
Russell, Crookston Minnesota, was acquitted of the murder of Dr. Bahnsen after a nine hour jury deliberation. Judge Brown summoned to court as verdict read at midnight, Russell cried and thanked jurors. He and wife plan to move to Lincoln North Carolina.
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Horace Russell
Crookston
Minn
Bahnsen
Brown
Wernie
Lmymen
Kie Ha
Lindon
N.C
Attye Gem Clapp
Halvor Steenersan
Steenersan
Balingan
Talkie Annexation Seeks American Union Change
A private message from Montreal quotes a government officer stating that England and France dispute mill rights and lobster factory claims while Britain may block a U S commercial treaty. It predicts momentum toward admission into the United States and notes a delegation may go to Washington to push terms.
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Opedal Witir
United States
Washington
WAR TALK AT OTTAWA ON BRITAIN US TENSION
An Ottawa based British naval officer predicts rising friction between Great Britain and the United States over the Behring Strait and Canada disputes. He says Lord Wolseley will visit Canada then Pacific coast with Gen Herbert to inspect British Columbia and the new naval yard. He warns conflict could occur before year ends unless diplomacy shifts toward reconciliation.
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Behring Sea
United States
Treasury Department
Treashury Department
Victoria
B.C
Neal Islands
San P'rancisco
Naval Offort
England
Caele Sam
Ottawa
Lord Wolseley
Canada
Pacific Coast
Ge. Herbert
British Columbia
B Qiumalp
Vietond
Lord Satinbury
John McDonald
Land Laws Spur Midland Dakota Settlement Boom
A Chamberlain South Dakota telegram reports the new land laws boosting settlement of the ceded Rioux lands. Settlers rush to enter now open public domain as towns arise along the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul line toward the Black Hills. Heavy snows may linger, crops look promising, and farmers rejoice amid rapid town growth and land speculation.
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Portie Lani
Chamberlain
South Dakota
Lawa
Uiese Innis
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Bitter White Caps Threaten Northwestern Oklahoma Towns
Turmoil rises as white supremacist groups and black residents in northwestern Oklahoma threaten clashes. Warnings have sharpened with rumors of planned burning and looting near Konulishor and Kinkish. Both factions reportedly prepare for open hostilities amid tax burdens and scarce work.
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Ether
Kinkish
White Caps
Mississippi
Konulishor
Thanoge
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