New Jersey and Ohio tax claims amid treasury payments
Reports show direct tax claims of New Jersey four and Ohio one million two hundred thirty two thousand five dollars paid to the treasury. Pope is prostrated by stomach illness and ordered to rest in bed. Representative Carter of Mon. received commission as commissioner of the land office. Treasury checks totaling two million forty three thousand six hundred forty six dollars issued for the April quarter. Bonds of war between Hayti and Ingo discussed amid strained relations. A death in Grinnell, Iowa, aged seventy. Argentine cereal exports for 1889 and 1890 total fifty seven million eight hundred twenty three thousand eight hundred nine dollars. Arkansas bill for presidential electors by congressional district defeated. Bulgarian government offers reward for Baltcheff suspect. widow of Balt is imprisoned. Italian prince’s secretary Lew Bonaranti to join Italian army. United States steamer San Francisco to sail to Mare Island for American citizens’ interests. Paris Figaro notes Talleyrand memoirs to be published. Leeds Millers’ Association raises foreign wheat prices. Fiscal year payments near ninety seven million dollars, plus estimates for the prior year. U.S. and Canadian business failures show weekly totals. church building expansion for a large colored/evangelical church leads to nightly services. Prince of Wales mentioned in Yorkshire residence rumor.
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London
United States
New Orleans
Italy
Hagar A. Genrein
Garfield
Cleveland
John Hintze
Board of Education
Dn Watsa
Dublin
Parnell
Ireland
Mraxm
Frtzratmick Anp Koca
New York
Smyth
Treasury Department
Ist
Treasury
Hazleton
Anthony Torrello
New Hampshire
Standard Oil Trust
John PD. Rockefeller
Wm. Rockefeller
H. H. Rogers
Crompton
Morgan
Arkansas
Gaimwood
Manipur
Lakipur
Boileau
Messrs
Giurion
Utcher
Woods
Lugard
Calvert
Commission
Cowley
South America
Wheeling Mining & Manufacturing Co
Wheeling
W. Va
Charlestown
Mass.) Navy Yard
National Bank
St. Paul
Rome
Holy Father
America
Baron Hirsch
Santiago del Estro
Argentine Republic
Vienna
Pacific
Thos P. Bayard
EB. A. Lewenhaupt
Wilmington
Del
J. K. Funk
New York Evening Post
Consul Corte
Trahina, Wagnetto, Monasteriy and
Comites
St. Charles
Bagnetto
Deposito
Monasterio
Garibaldi
Palermo
Trahin
Sicily
Comitez
Seligman
Borsen
O’ Malley
United
Sheffield
Bennington
Harry Martin
White House
Metropolitan Police Force
Dinsmore
Dosimiecx C. O’matuer
Hennessy
Charles Stewart
Ile
Georgia L. Drake
Mobile
Ata
Sandy Hook
Ayxa Drcxixson
Neb
Holmes
Candelaria
Nev
Prince Victor
Eugenie
Haw
Washington
Sperry
Marquis Hoperfall
Lenathon
Fava
Nis
J. Gi. Blaime
Italian warns Americans on touring Italy this year
An Italian statesman in London warns Americans amid hostile sentiment over the New Orleans massacre. The report notes other global items: Garfield's son lost a Cleveland council bid, Irish politics with Parnell, trials in New York, and civil, economic, and war-related developments across the U.S. and Europe.
Notable Deaths and Headlines From a Mixed Chronicle
Mars. Norway C Berrs drops dead in Chicago as a deputy serves a divorce summons on her husband Norman. A 42 year old socialite fell to drink. Ex Treasurer Woodruff’s term reveals 805000 shortfall. Florence Ala H P Lewis inherits 28 million dollars one fifth share from grandmother. Cattle deal costs 2.5 million for 80 000 head shipped to Chicago. Maynard Ark duel ends with Kirby killed and Owenby wounded. Kate Roace 70 starves in New York despite 4000 in gold and notes found. International Monetary Commission closes with a monetary unit plan. West Virginia rail signals unrest among Italians. Chickasaw Council approves government land lease sale for 97 0
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Mars
Norway
C. Berrs
Chicago
Norman
Betta
Portsmouth
England
Lewis
West
Texas
Maynard
Ark
Milton Owenby
Tom Kirby
Kirby
Owenby
Arkansas
Kate Roace
New York
International American Monetary Commission
West Virginia
Tun Chickasaw Council
Italian Dispute With U S Over New Orleans Tragedy
The Blaine Fava correspondence on the New Orleans massacre of four Italian subjects is published. It covers demands for justice and possible indemnity, noting the U S stance and the Italian plan to replace the diplomatic leader in Washington. Also reports a Kentucky Central freight wreck near Covington killing Conductor Douglass Northcut and injuring none else.
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Cistemasa
Kentucky Central Road
Douglass Northcut
Trouble Foreseen Amid Hungarian Striker Uprising
Gen Wiley reports Private Kellar warns of two days of trouble as Hungarians mood turns violent after Morewor t killings. Sentinels placed, militia possible. fear for Capt Lear amid threats and armed strikers. Watchorn and Penna push for renewed strike vigor in Pittsburgh meeting.
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Pennsylvania
Mr. Pleasant
Wiley
Kellar
Tenth Regiment
Morewor
Martial action and warrants in Mr Pleasant strike case
General Lynch and Superintendent Ramser appeared before Squire McCaleb in Mr Pleasant to acknowledge warrants against strikers’ alleged accessories before the fact in a felonious shooting. Each posted $500 bail for a hearing next week. In Mr Pleasant at midnight the Tenth regiment was on the ground with the Eighteenth arriving later.
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Mr. Pleasant
Lynch
Ramser
Squire McCaleb
Morewom
Editorial Comment on Italian Incident for Italian Americans
In San Francisco on April 4 editors criticize Italian papers for extreme press liberty. The Chronicle notes Italy’s duty and urges responsible American Italians to disavow war time utterances. Alta California warns against Italians in the United States going home and threatens self-preservation against such talks.
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San Francisco
United States
Chronicle
New York City
Italy
Alta
Fava
Chicago
Austria Unmoved by Pennsylvania Riots Victims
A Vienna dispatch reports little interest in the massacre of Hungarians and Poles in America. Emigration from Austria’s lowest dregs continues, and officials say there will be no formal inquiry into the matter.
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Austria
Pennsylvania
Lexpos
Vienna
America
Europe
Mississippi Funds Show Surplus After 1890 Receipts
The State Treasury reports 1890 ordinary receipts exceed disbursements by 177 022 28 dollars, with 155 000 insurance deposits returned and 50 000 in Constitutional Convention expenses paid. After accounting for a 115 000 shortage from a former treasurer, the balance suggests a strong fiscal position despite past debt. Bonds authorized were not issued, and 5 percent bonds maturing 1905 were called in.
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Jacksons
Mississippi
Mwerenes
Eceipta
Feneery
Jackson
Smills
Treasury
Treasure Trove Replevied in Tennessee Chancery Case
Elisha Karnes sues Maria Thompson in Nashville chancery court to replevy and attach money. Thompson found 8100 in gold and silver buried on a former farm. Barnes heirs claim the funds were burned in the war. Several relatives and associates named as parties defend the claim amid a tale of hidden wealth and family history. A separate note from Fredericksburg reports a land dispute over Mary Washington’s tomb ending in a verdict for Geo W Shepherd after brokers advertised the property for sale. Alabama outlines a $9000 survey for a Tennessee River to Gulf railway proposed by a commission including ex-Gov Seay and ex-Senator Simson, routing Florence to Mobile through several counties.
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Elisha Karnes
Chancery Court
Nashville
Elisha Barnes
Mra Barnes
Charles Porter
Richard
Samuel Thompson
Maria Thompson
Mia Barnes
Fredericksburg
Mary Washington
George Washington
Geo. W. Shepherd
Shepherd
Colbert Keitly
Washington
Tennessee
Gulf
General Assembly of
Alabama
Tennessee River
Gulf of Mexico
Seay
John T. Milner
RK. I. Simson
Florence
Mobile
Warrior
Colbert
Franklin
Walker, Jefferson, Tuscaloosa, Pickens, Hale, Marengo, Clarke, Washington
Pistol Fire Incident At Chattanooga Scene Causes Fuss
A man named Pierre Leonards from New Orleans fired a pistol at a kneeling federal figure during a cy clorama scene in Chattanooga Tennessee. He was fined five dollars by city and county authorities.
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Pierre Leonards
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Tenn
Missionary Ridge
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Carter
Mon
Land Office
Hayti
Ingo
Osoneesmas
J. I. Gauwnens
Grinnell
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Sillness
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M. Baltcheff
M. Balt
Lews Bonaranti
Prince On
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Colo
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Talleyrand
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Ary Foster
Leach
Philadelphia
Ming
James H
Fose 2d
Tof Public Works of
Philay
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Croft
Mr. Wilson
Yorkshire
Prince of Wales
Terion Cummings
Blaine
Duranttwent
TATA
Wastisetos
Marpes Imperati
Barge
Smr
Baron Fava
Heron Pava
Meron Favat
Bim
Margate Radini
Deren Fava
Mer
Kadzin
Aleget
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Indus
James G. Blalye
Parasast
Robert Watchorn
Penna
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh
Morewrrrt
Payette County
Mall
Cadet Militia Control
State Revenue Agent
Circuit Court
Warren County
Supreme Court
Messrs. Lambert
Adams County
Wright
Sharkey County
Smith
Attala County
G. O. Guteskin
Egypt
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
West Point
Tibbee Bridge
John T. Milburn
Supreme Protector Knights and Ladies of Honor
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Knott
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Tenth Kentucky Infantry
United States Volunteers
John M. Harlan
Knights of Honor
Knights and Ladies of Honor
New Cotton
Alabama Cotton Manufacturing Co
Ala
Boston
Geo. E. Quimby
New England
Sid Keltner
Lauderdale County
Robert Bartlett
Priestville
George Elliott
Kentucky
A. J. Nelson
Knoxville
Bill Burton
Arlington
Maj. O'Hea
R. A. O'Hea
Greenville
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