Darter Meraton Delivery Rates and Address Change
The Dispatch in Pittsburg announces carrier rates for daily weekly and Sunday editions, including yearly and monthly terms. It notes delivery by carriers at set per week prices and records a move of the business office to Smithfield and Diamond streets.
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United States
Arscetens
Aeceee
von Vear
Epssboeets
Fatros
Tre Dreratcn
the Dispatch
Smithfield
Diamond Streets
Carnegie Letter Keeps Library Site Decision With Trustees
Mr. Carnegie defers final site choice on the library to the Board of Trustees. He cites his weighty influence and careful study, while outlining competing factors for the old city and East End sites. He believes free public discussion will yield an exhaustive, conclusive decision.
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Old City
East End
Carnegie
Bedford Avenue
Pittsburg Sees New Oil Development Near City
The period of new oil developments arrives with wells near Pittsburg and a 500 barrel gusher at Haysville. This connects districts north of the river to the Washington field and could revive local refining with ready transport of refined petroleum.
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Pittsburg
Haysville Restardly
Shousetown
Washington Field
Charity or trap in North Dakota seed wheat deal
Farmers confronted by a so called charity from St Paul and Minneapolis capitalists. The plan offered $900,000 in seed wheat but required notes at 25 cents above market price, 12 percent interest, and crop liens until repayment. The scheme aims to turn $100,000 into $500,000 by year end, prompting farmers to question capitalist generosity and fear battle lines between producers and capital.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
North Dakota
North
Shors
Goodnatured Mr Strauss Faces U S Entry hurdle
The Strauss Orchestra plans to enter the United States but expects to meet strict enforcement of the contract labor act at New York harbor. Edward Strauss calls the law ludicrous while noting a customs inspector will conduct a musical examination from the conductor to the trombone section. He questions where an erudite inspector will be found to perform this test.
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New York
Strauss
United States
Edward Strauss
Sam
New York Harbor
Jereid
Vieona
Erhard
Erudite
Strauss Orchestra Safe Passage Amid Labor Law Question
Inspectors in New York struggle to identify if the Strauss Orchestra are real artists under the contract labor act. The piece notes absurdity in relying on inspectors to judge artistry. Pittsburg looks forward to the Austrian musicians performing at the Exposition Hall next month.
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New York
Strauss
Pittsburg
April’s Brisk Weather Sparks smiles and verses
The piece celebrates a stretch of real spring weather in April, noting the mood lift on people from poets to shoppers. It contrasts budding nature, blooming plants, and livelier city life with the economic pull of spring and the inevitable equating warmth to renewal.
Disguising Truth in Dressed Beef Profits Debate
A historical critique notes a clash between public inquiries into the dressed beef trade and private profits. It cites Hammond & Co profits at 29 percent annually and stock watering to 6.4 million dollars, suggesting bias by witnesses with vested interests and warning that truth may be masked by self interest.
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West Committee
Hammond Packing Establishment
Victoria's Abdication Rumor Reemerges Amid Royal Strain
The piece discusses persistent whispers that Queen Victoria may abdicate due to age and health. It notes the burden of duties on an elderly monarch and suggests Prince Albert or the Prince of Wales could assume leadership, highlighting the heir's public warmth toward the nation and alignment with reform-minded changes.
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Victoria
England
Europe
Albert
Vietona
Prince of Wales
Gladstone
Princess of Wales
Review of Victoria's reign and US census questions
The piece discusses renewed sympathy with friendly relations between nations, anticipates Queen Victoria's reign review, and notes Albert's accession as possibly final. It then covers the Court of Claims ruling on Silcott’s thefts, census question about diseases, and concerns over mortgage inquiries and life insurance bureau arrangements.
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Victoria
Albert
Census Bureau
Three Die as Gas Explosion Hits Anthracite Mines
A gas explosion in an anthracite mine costs three lives and injures four. Investigators weigh naked lamp as the likely cause, with strong likelihood the device sparked the disaster.
Political clash over Mills bill and coal duty stance
Hon W L Scott defends the Mills bill while opposing Roger Mills proposed repeal of coal duties. Scott cites coal interests and resists changing the base. An exchange links Stanford’s mortgage aid plan to a presidential bid, noting Stanford Corp owns substantial land assets.
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W. L. Scott
Roger Q. Mills
Scott
McAdoo on Woman in Religion and Politics
Representative McAdoo argues that women are central to religion and warns introducing them to politics undermines that. Jersey congressmen cite religion versus politics as incompatible and question McAdoo. The Chicago Board of Trade faces potential delays as quotations are shut off, risking broader business disruption.
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McAdoo
Jersey
Chicago Board of Trade
Prince Hatzfeld Loses 28000 In Poker Session
The report notes Prince Hatzfeld lost twenty eight thousand dollars in a single poker sitting. It implies Huntington should send him to this country for instruction in the nations game on the ten cent scale. It would be a sting to a former Californian father to have a son-in-law who is a poker sucker.
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Prince Hatzfeld
Huntington
Birthplaces and Booth Tales Across an American Press
The piece contrasts publishers rushing to frame biographies of Harrison and Grant with a claim that Grant’s birthplace image predates Harrison’s. It then shifts to English actor J J Lonnen touring with the Gaiety Company and recounts the life of a booth actor, detailing touring fairs, shared profits, and the rough path from booth life to stage company work.
Warfare Among Masons Struggles Reach Ohio Courts
In Cleveland on April 2 three suits were filed by A. T. Anderson F. M. Chandler and A. F. Gilbert against the Grand Lodge of Ohio Grand Master Mason Leander Burdick and Forest City Lodge over Cerneau rite divisions. Plaintiffs seek to halt a pending hearing and expulsion claiming bias and unlawful acts by the Grand Lodge and conspirators. A reserve hearing was granted by Judge Lamson.
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Cleveland
Masons of
Ohio
A. T. Anderson
F. M. Chandler
A. F. Gilbert
Grand Lodge of
Leander Burdick
Forest City Lodge
Othe
Grand Lodge
Chandler
Cerneau
Lamson
Maiden Splash Plans at New Natatorium in Pittsburgh
Bright society girls study bathing costumes for the new natatorium on Duquesne Way. Two instructors will help young swimmers as the building features a large pool, balcony dressing rooms, and multiple baths with a manager’s flat on the top floor.
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Duquesne Wr
West Point Aspirants Face Tough Preliminary Tests
The Examiner reports candidates for West Point undergoing a preliminary written test in Luckey’s office after a strong medical, but one applicant’s late birth age blocks immediate entry. The top performer from today’s exam wins a lay cadet chance, with the final West Point test to follow if successful.
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George Lockey
William Coleman
West Point
Luckey
Dalzel
de. Eile
Prices Unchanged at Ice Cream Parlors Amid Rumor
The piece notes that many patrons packed ice cream parlors yesterday, stocking up after rumors of price rises. Local dealers assure customers they will keep offering first class ice cream at regular prices despite higher costs. The tone compares the season to last summer, promising stable rates for a “best girl.”
The Last Recital Postponed to April 17 at Pittsboro Club
The final Beethoven recital in the series is postponed to April 17. Mrs Emma Bingler Wolf and Miss Agnes Vogel will perform at the Pittsboro Club Theater in the evening, with the Hamilton Art Chamber serving as the prosaic office.
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Hamilton Art Chamber
Pittsboro Club
Emma Bingler Wolf
Agnes Vogel
Western Cities Endure Spring Elections
The article notes relief as many Western cities concluded spring elections yesterday and reflects that their political troubles in that arena have subsided.
Politicking in Campaign Contributions and Licenses
The piece argues that while charges of license inducement for campaign funds are serious, the deeper matter is the political and discreditable practice of levying campaign assessments by that method.
That Speak Easy Case Resolves Over Beer Distribution
Evidence presented yesterday suggests the dispute centered on self distribution of beer among all parties, with each participant effectively sharing and giving away the beverage. The testimony points to a collective looseness in handling liquor during the event.
Rascals in Office Should Be Ousted, Says Croker
Croker argues that if Tam many's officeholders are rascals the party must remove the rascals. He adds a better cure is not to appoint rascals in the first place and urges Tammany to reform by screening officials more carefully.
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Mr. Croker
Tammany
Henry W. Farnam
Cheops
Behring Sea
Alaska
Siteria
Russia
Miss Lizzie Moore Passes Medical Exam In New York
Former Liberty School teacher from Pittsburg ranked sixth in a large class and plans to begin medical practice. She spent her New York years at Bellevue Hospital where she earned a solid reputation and gained experience.
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Lizzie Moore
Liberty School
Pittsburg
New York City
New York
Bellevue Hosna
Patents Granted to Western Pa Ohio and West Virginia Inventors
The latest issue lists patent grants issued Tuesday April 1 1900 to inventors in Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio and West Virginia. Names include Arias Harrie Ellsworth beehive Huben Helles G Bixlee Wooster spiral stairway and more with devices spanning gas mains mold disinfectant covers and elevator components among others.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
D. Lavin
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg
Arias Harrie
Ellsworth
Huben Helles
Allegheny
G. Bixlee
Wooster
Game Board
W. H. Hradley
H. Carrier
Swanton
John C. Gonroy
Pitteburg
Wiliam D. Cummings
J. Hemphill
J. Farrell
Henry H. King
Dayton
David Lippy
Mansfeld
John A. McVember
Bradford
Thomas H. Moody
C. H. Ida
Parker
K. Smith
Sidney
W. BK. Sterritt
Mittbure
A. Swan
Corry
W. G. Taylor
Oakmont
M. ‘Turner
Lima
Pera
Ail Wells
H. EF. Weddell
Wheeling
Myra FE. Whitner
John G. Zeller
Richmond
Martin V. Smith
Wid Steiner
Aeons Pa
John H. Taylor
Bloomfeld
I's
Perry
Lerner
Ice stock rallies as April warmth shrinks crop
With the slender ice crop crushed by a mild opening in April, ice companies raise prices to meet demand. Merchants report dwindling supplies and customers face higher costs for shortfalls.
Boruz Family Returns from California and Japan Trip
Mr EpGar Boruz of Uniontown has returned from California where he spent winter. His mother and family travel in Japan and will stay until June. Mrs A F Borot invites friends to the W C T U convention meeting at the Third U P Church next Tuesday. Nuptials of Miss Mary E Foster and W B Corwin will be celebrated today at the Sixth Presbyterian Church. The Young Men’s Hebrew Association hosts its fourth annual entertainment at Cyclorama Hall this evening.
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EpGar Boruz
Uniontown
California
Japan
A. F. Borot
W.C.T. U
U. P
Mary E. Foster
W. B. Corwin
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Cyclorama Hall
Prince Henry of Pattenburg Named Master to the Hounds
The Baltimore American reports Prince Henry of Pattenburg in a high state of delight after being appointed a master to the hounds. The position gives him a sense of ownership over something he cannot possess himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Prince Henry of
Indiana Republicans Question Primary Tactics
Indiana Republicans show restive stance toward the party program as primaries approach. The state acts early with its kick before the primaries, a move seen as more effective than Cambria plan to object after delegates are elected.
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Indiana
Cambria
Prominent Figures and Political Bids Across Nations
GaxEray Carergii, successor to Bismarck, is described as an inveterate smoker with a pipe and cigarettes. JUNTUS & MorGan of London donate 100000 for Hartford public library and art gallery. J Pierpont Morgan adds 50000. Count Julius Szaparr, 38, named Hungarian Prime Minister from noble stock. Representative W. L. Wilson of West Virginia resists leaving Congress for Missouri University presidency. HERE VON ALVENSLEBEL, who declined to succeed Bismarck, is a noted German official with ties to the U.S. In 1834 he visited the United States as envoy and minister. At UPenn Board meeting, Dr. Hobart Amory Hare elected Clinical Professor of Diseases of Children. J. T. Price of Saline County, Missouri, runs for President in 1892 with a Christian, aristocratic labor elector platform.
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GaxEray Carergii
Bismoarck
Juntus & MorGan
London
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Hartford
Conn
Asbrew Lane
Oxford
JuLius SzaPaRr
Hungary
W. L. Wilson
West Virginia
Congress
State University of Missouri
Wilson
von Alvenslebel
Count Herbert Bismarck
Washington
United States
University of Pennsylvania
Hobart Amory Hare
Louis Stirr
Hare
Robert Hare
J. T. Price
Saline County
John T. Price
A FAVORITE JOURNAL The Dispatch praised as a model of excellence
The Dispatch from Myersdale Commercial is hailed as abreast with top papers, boasting leased wires and a strong Sunday edition. It reports a 53 000 copy Sunday circulation and promises impartial, reliable coverage across departments for public service.
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Pittsburg
Titre Dista?ce
Ale
Disrates
Schedules Filed In Harbison & Loder Assignment
New York on April 2 filed the schedules in the Harbison and Loder wholesale drygoods firm assignment. Frederick J. Lancaster oversaw the case with listed assets totaling 327,082 22 with nominal assets noted.
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New York
Harbison & Loder
Frederick J. Lancaster
Eraluies
Bishop Kain's Plea to the See for Wheeling Diocese
Bishop Kain of Wheeling West Virginia has asked the Holy See to redraw boundaries and include all West Virginia in the Wheeling diocese. He argues the current arrangement creates travel and legal conflicts as clergy and faithful cross diocesan lines. The request follows his return from Rome and trip to the Holy Land.
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Wheeling
Virginia
Kain
W. Va
Rome
Holy Land
Holy See
West Virginia
Spider and Fly to Open at Bijou over Easter Holidays
The spectacular pantomimic burlesque Spider and Fly will occupy the Bijou Theater from Monday April 7 with a full burlesque company, pantomimists, clowns, and vaudeville talents. Gaiety Burlesque Company from London will present Paost Up to Date at Grand Opera House next week featuring Florence St John and a large English cast. The Strauss orchestra engagement for May 27 at the Exposition is clarified as Edward Strauss, son of Johann Strauss, leading a 50-player ensemble. Curtain rises promptly each evening.
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Bijou
Gaiety Burlesque Company
Lonnon
England
Paost
Grand Opera House
Florence St. John
Edward Strauss
Strauss Orchestra
Vienna
Johann Strauss
Jefferson Medical College awards 220 MD degrees
At the annual commencement in Philadelphia the degree of Doctor of Medicine was conferred upon 220 graduates from Jefferson Medical College.
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Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College
Guatemala Interferes With Arrest of Smuggling Suspect
New York April 2 Guatemalan Consul demanded the release of Michael Colomee arrested on the steamer La Normandie for smuggling diamonds pearls and gold watches. He is a Guatemalan subject traveling to his country and not liable to pay duty at this port. The Collector of Customs has the matter under advisement.
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New York
Erhardt
Michael Colomee
la Normandie
Guatemala
Deaths of a Day General Thomas C. Anderson
General Thomas C. Anderson a prominent Republican politician and former port official died in New Orleans at 2 o clock this morning aged 70. He was a noted member of the Louisiana red of 1974 to 1570.
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Thomas C. Anderson
New Onleans
A.eats
Louisiana Reid
Ocays
Anti-Trust Bill Details Senate Judiciary Committee Proposes Merchant Marine Aid
The Senate Judiciary Committee reports a anti trust measure with sections restricting restraints on trade, penalties for monopolies, and provisions for enforcement. It outlines jurisdiction of circuits, forfeiture of property used in prohibited activities, triple damages for harmed parties, and broad definitions to include corporations and associations under US and territorial law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Hegel
United States
District of Columbia
India
Shipping bill to place American merchant marine on equality with foreign trade
House committee reports a bill to raise American merchant ships engaged in foreign trade to parity with others. The plan details tentative bounty levels and decades long funding, while minority voices argue bounties won’t revive shipping and urge free list materials, removal of trade restraints, and pierce navigation laws. They also propose swapping the French mission bill for the committee’s registry bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Farquhar
United States
Honnally
Fithian
Congress
Postmasters Confer Over Eight Hour Plan and Clerical Benefits
Postmasters from major offices met with the Postmaster General at the Postoffice Department to discuss an eight hour work day, its costs, and the merit of the proposal. They also debated a yearly 10 day leave of absence for clerks and a uniform system of bookkeeping in post offices. Attendees included Up of Boston Van Cott New York Notto New Orleans Hartlow St Louis McKean Pittsburg Lee St Paul and Nofsinger Kansas City.
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Boston
van Cott
New York
Notto
Pan American Conference Recommends International Union
The Pan American Conference unanimously adopts a plan for an International American Monetary Union a universal international coin standard and a Washington based commission of delegates to set currency weight fineness and silver to gold relations with a meeting urged within a year after adjournment leading the United States to invite the commission to convene in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Lord Boyle's Search for Missing Viscount in Canada
The Hon. Henry Boyle began a Canada expedition to find his elder brother Viscount Hovis who, after their father's death, became Earl of Staunon. Once a Canadian ranch partner, the missing Viscount, last seen near a mining camp two years ago, abandoned military service seven years prior and was a former Canadian Parliament member. He now inherits the family estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NT Dullal
Canle Company
Lowpos
Henry Boyle
Canada
Viscount Hovis
Earl of
Baku
Eonan Adams
Pleasantville
Golden Eagle Officers Elected at Grand Lodge Meeting
Special telegram from Allentown reports elected officers for the Knights of the Golden Eagle Grand Lodge for the coming year. Grand Chief David Casselberry of Philadelphia. Grand Vice Chief D D Blanch of Johnstown. Grand High Priest Harry J Whitzell of Philadelphia. Master of Records J D Barnes of Philadelphia. Exchequer C E eke of Philadelphia. Grand Sheriff J Reinicke of Philadelphia. Representative to Supreme Castle C H Howson of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Grand Lodge of the Knigits of the Golden Eagle
David Casselberry
Philadelphia
D. D. Blanch
Johnstown
Harry J. Whitzell
Philadel
J. D. Barnes
Sherald
JP . Reinicke
Seoea F
Albany Assembly Advances Bill to Abolish Capital Punishment
In Albany on April 12 an assembly bill to abolish the death penalty was moved to a third reading. Lawmakers charged the measure serves the interests of a particular electrical company whose system is claimed to be the safest for executing capital offenders in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Winter broken in verse at Shirley King
A fragment from a 19th century Spectator poem laments winter’s sting and seeks signs of spring among hill pines and distant birds. It evokes Larka, the robin, and tender gleams across bleak fields as love endures through sorrow.
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Larka
Shirley King
Dendon Spectator
Odd Marriage Plot Sought to Strike Down Heir’s Claim
In Chicago Judge Collins hears E. E. Hutton sue his stepson H. W. Kingsbury for funds tied to a complex family tale. The widow of A. R. Kingsbury married four times including General Lawrence and an Englishman, then allegedly schemed with Hutton to wed for property. Kingsbury’s bid to protect a $40,000 trust and guardianship is at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Collins
E. E. Hutton
H. W. Kingsbury
Hutton
A. R. Kingsbury
Kingsbury
General Lawrence
Mra Vanden Nest
Hotton
Bread from Wood Promises New Food Source
An Heidelberg address by Victor Meyer suggests chemistry could turn wood fiber into human food. He notes cellulose yields glucose under acid, and cites Hellriegel on plants fixing atmospheric nitrogen into albumen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidelberg
Germany
Victor Meyer
Hellriegel
Boston Celebrates Spiritualism Anniversary Claim
The Boston Globe reports at yesterday’s celebration of modern spiritualism's 42nd anniversary that about 40,000 Spiritualists live in Boston, many active within local churches. The piece notes the ghost world still fascinates people.
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Boston
Monument to mark site of Ft Dearborn massacre
Cureaco plans a monument at the lakeside site near Eighteenth Street. George M. Pullman funds the project for the old residents. The 1812 massacre began with Captain Heald evacuating Ft Dearborn with 40 fighting men, women, and 20 children, attacked by hundreds of warriors. the fort burned and many were killed or captured.
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Cureaco
Ft Dearborn
Lake Shore
Eighteenth Street
George M. Pullman
Heald
Ft. Dearborn
Detroit
Pill KaPPA PS SESSION Elects Officers
Grand Council of Phi Kappa Psi opens biennial convention at Grand Pacific Chicago with delegates from New York to California. Officers elected include President LV Buskirk Indiana University, Vice President G K Stahem Hobart College, Secretary G W Bpringer Indiana Northwestern University, Guard C N Voorhees Wooster University, Doorkeeper W K R Jackson Wisconsin, Chaplain E M Stires Virginia. About 7a delegates from Zi chapters attend along with key council members. total attendees exceed 105.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo
Grand Council
Phi Kappa Pai
Grand Pacific
New York
California
George W. Dunn
Columbus
LV. Buskirk
University of Indiana
G. K. Stahem
Hobart College
G. W. Bpringer
Indiana Northwestern University
Widow Catherine McMurdo Visits Secretary Blaine in Washington
On the steamer Elbe from Bremen today Mrs Catherine McMurdo widow of Col McMurdo travels from London to meet Secretary Blaine. She was connected with a Portuguese railroad concession at Delagoa Bay where Portugal confiscated the plant for contract delays. The case prompts restitution demands from American and British governments while Mrs McMurdo seeks relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Elbe
Bremen
Mra
Catherine McMurdo
London
Blaine
Divorce petition filed by Mrs. Coxey for J. Coney
Mrs. Caroline Coxey files for divorce from J. Coney, quarry operator near the city, seeking alimony and custody of four children. She alleges extreme cruelty including an incident where he struck her and cooked her. Property involved includes about 100000 dollars in farm stock, with holdings at local farms and Eminence Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillo
Caroline Coxey
J. &. Coney
Eminence
Actress Enjoined Over Piracy Claim in New York Play
Judge Deady grants a temporary injunction against Miss Caroline Gage and others to stop production of the drama A Broken Vow. Frank Sanders and T K French sue in New York alleging the play infringes their rights, claiming it reproduces the same plot and dramatic arrangement.
Memento of Columbus at Auction in American Art Galleries
A jewel casket presented to Christopher Columbus by Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain was sold at the De Gabolda collection sale in the American Art Galleries. The sale also included a period sword with a wire in double hilt formerly from Haron Adolph Rothschild's collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gabolda
Christopher Columbus
Ferdinand and Isabella of
Spain
Haron Adolph Rothschild
Curious Condensations From A Miscellany of News
A collage of short items notes February deaths in Owezo New York, a Lancaster wedding gift of a cemetery lot, a Woodland California hotel keeper arrested for selling alcohol to a minor, and various oddities including interview fees for Parisian press, mammoth ivory trade, and a case of a postal card delivered 15 years late in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Woodland
Cal
Patchwork of Comic Snippets and Parodied Verse
A collage of humorous quotes and misquoted lines from various writers and newspapers. It riffs on marriage foibles, art ambitions, domestic life, and wordplay, weaving snippets about lovers, hoards of coins, and playful character exchanges into a flippant, whimsical page.
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Frentano’s
Union Square
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MR Strauss
Hill
Dale
Court of Claims
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Silcott
Stanford
Mortage
Grenot
Harrison
Loonen
Experi
Nce
Hubbard Brothers
Mr. Harrison
North Bend
Symes Purchase
A. 8. Grant
T. T. Hoadley
Point Pleasant
Clermont County
General Grant
J.J. Lonnen
Gaiety Company
Mr. Lonnen
Booth
America
Edwin Booth
Sam Jarvis
Wtre Company
Barry Sullivan
West Point Aspirants
Ogee
Beethoven Club
Lizzte Moore
Myersdale
American Merchant Marine
Shaonoo
Canadao
Golden Eagle
Boston Globe
F. Dearborn
Pill Kappa
Portugal
Lengham
Isabella
Owezo
N. Y
Chester
D. Savi
Chirangiri
Garo Hills
James Rittenhouse
Haturday
Ann Leek
Kiplin
Yorkshire
Leek
Massachsetts Society
Tennessee
Cary-Ann
Ann Ann-Eliza-Scales
Hiow-the-Bellows
Potterfield
Roral
Ann- Thomas
Thas
San Francisco
Undertakers’ Association
Macon
Enos Furness
Athens
Asis
LI Serom A
Africa
Australia
Cean
New York Sun
Gray & Cole
Lowell Citizan
Willie Washington
Washingtom
Pete-A-Lete
Town
Albany Journal
Donne Saelling
Jonas Snelling
Smith, Gray & Co
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