Che Hispatech Establishment Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows publishing details for Pittsburg Post Office area and The Dispatch. Mentions business offices at Diamond Streets and Smithfield Corner with advertising rooms in New York. Includes distribution points in New York Paris and hotel news vendor references.
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Smithfield
Diamond Streets
Diamond Street
Fastern
Tikese Koeding
New York
Dispatch
Perelon
Moye
Diswatch
Walte
Welcone
The Dispatch Delivery Address Change Notice
Patrons of The Dispatch must notify the office of new addresses to avoid delivery interruption. The notice specifies updating residence by mail card or carrier, for Saturday April 4 1881 edition from Pittsburgh area carriers and readers.
Coke Strike Spurs West Virginia Trade Shift
A Chicago letter argues the coke strike shifts Western trade to West Virginia makers. Connellsville coke’s superiority sustains price and market share, but prolonged strike fuels new competition and lower wages, urging early settlement to avoid permanent loss of trade and rising costs for both operators and workers.
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Chicago
West Virginia
Connellsville
Bourbon papers demand censure over Italian imbroglia fallout
The piece accuses Democratic-leaning Southern papers of political gain from the Aaron Fava recall. It argues Bourbon tendencies in a state caused the incident and asserts federal intervention would compromise fair trials. It notes New Orleans lynching cases remain under local jurisdiction.
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New Orleans
Patriotism in Crisis Avoids Domestic Political Dissent
A historical editorial argues that in a national crisis patriotism requires unity not sectional battles over the President or Secretary of State. It cautions against fueling internal dissension even if war becomes necessary, prioritizing national interests.
Citizens discuss pending street legislation at mayor called meeting
The gathering aims to express taxpayer views on bills for street improvements and funding. It weighs whether improvements should be authorized by petitioned beneficiaries or broader property owner interest, and whether funding should come from assessments rather than general taxes.
Sugar Duty Cut Sparks Protection Debate In Philadelphia
An article notes the sharp sugar price drop prompts the Philadelphia Record to claim the tariff on sugar was a tax paid by consumers. It argues free traders opposed revenue-duty relief and that the McKinley bill reduces taxation, a point critics have denied for months.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Free Trade Press
Old-Time Corporate Plea On Railways Mirrors Past Poli cy
The piece by Sidney Dillon in the North American Review defends private railways, downplays discrimination and stock manipulation, and claims over capitalization is a private management issue. It argues regulation of charges is a wrongful attack on private property and echoes earlier defenses of corporate power.
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Sidney Dillon
North American Review
Dillon
Gould
Mr. Dillon
Railways and Competition Under Interstate Law Critique
The piece argues against Mr Dillon and corporate rail policy, condemning confiscatory tactics and alleging labor, eminent domain, and public highway duties. It claims competition is suppressed by transcontinental lines and condemns Gould and Dillon for manipulating rates and markets to gain control, urging free, unhampered operation.
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Dillon
Gould
Mr. Dillon
A Royal Business Man in London and a Gracious King
Anxious public hears Greece's King may settle in London to oversee a family business. The note questions divine right and suggests his son could rule jointly. The piece praises the monarch as a scholar and gentleman while hoping other rulers imitate his constructive approach over tyranny.
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Greece
London
Europe
Political row on seizures of Canadian sealing schooners
Republicans accuse Cleveland officials of ordering seizures while Democrats deny it. Both sides agree the seizures were a grave error. Summer pleasures may ease with cheaper sugar and ice as lemonade and ice cream become affordable. A young man who married a ex Secretary of State’s daughter is a nobleman who works for a living. Faulkner jokes Congress water versus orange wine on the Hearst funeral trip.
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Cleveland
Faulkner
Congress
Hearst
Helen M. Gonger
Party organs regret missing battleship appropriation
The piece notes party organs lament the omission of the last Congress in allocating 40 million dollars for battleships and suggests their real grievance is that Congress did not leave sufficient funds in the Treasury for such an appropriation.
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Congress
Treasury
Municipal Contest Colors Italian Dispute In Chicago
Per Chicago newspapers the city’s municipal contest grows dull with an ineffectual view on the Italian dispute, a sign that tensions have softened into a minor public issue.
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Chicago
Public sentiment and tariff shifts linked to Mr Depew
The text notes public opinion favors reciprocity with Canada since Depew joined the Central Canadian Pacific contract. It suggests a tonnage royalty issue benefiting the owning company of Depew. It also recalls critics who called sugar duty cuts a sham now praising tariff reduction as wisdom and credits the McKinley bill with cutting tariffs.
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Channery M. Depew
Canada
Mr. Depew
O'Malley Gives Himself Up in Hope of Peace
In surrender to New Orleans authorities O Malley appears to seek a peace gesture amid turmoil. The piece hints at Mafia plots against Speaker Reed during a Italian tour and criticizes diverting focus from Chicago World’s Fair progress. Weather forecaster Hicks is mentioned as well.
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O'Malley
New Orleans
Political storms and misused memory in Cleveland grafts
A discussion notes that a Garfield descendant failed to win a Cleveland City Council nomination against a saloon keeper, arguing heredity matters less than ward influence. It urges reciprocity with Mexico and cites a Kansas beet sugar syndicate swindle where a local agent defrauded Adeline citizens who lost sugar.
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Garfield
Cleveland
Adeline
Kansas
Canal sold in plots as old system fades
The old Union Canal from Reading to Middletown in Dauphin county is being sold in lots to nearby farm owners, marking the final erosion of the state’s canal era just as a new public works is urged.
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Reading
Middletown
Dauphin County
Notable Early 20th Century Figures in World News
A collage of brief notes on prominent individuals: TsHING-TsHana the new Chinese minister in Paris, a Tartarean-born Roman Catholic. Dr. Koen returning to Berlin from Egypt and their spirits. Empress Frederick’s Paris sketches for charity printing. Miss Cora V. Drent elected Logan County Recorder of Deeds at 21 and giving Greenback speeches. Follensbee a Chicago victim who led a Massachusetts regiment mobbed in Baltimore. Prof. Tundall’s relapse after venous inflammation. Clara Novello linked to Rossini’s Stabat Mater. Matilda Serrao’s Dickensian social novels in Italy. Franz von Suppé’s 50th anniversary in Vienna. Archduke Johann Ort signaling voyage and Vienna skepticism. Adelaide Ristori still famed and stately near 70 with a strong voice.
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Tshing-Tshana
Paris
Koen
Berlin
Egypt
Frederick
Cora V. Drent
Logan County
Alo
Il Coconet
Follensbee
Chicago
Baltimore
Tundall
Court of Crows as Mock Prohibition State Trial
The Kansas writer witnesses a crow court near Hamlin Kansas where a flock acts as a jury. Crows caw loudly then select a victim, parade, deliberate, and finally tear apart three of their own, scattering feathers as the crowd disperses in silence.
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Ewing Herbert
Kansas City Star
Hamlin
Kan
Deaths of a Day Alfred Bungey Dies in Allegheny
Alfred Bungey a long time Allegheny resident and director at Hen Franklin Insurance died at his Federal Street home aged years. Born in York County Pa in 188 and comes to Allegheny as a youth. He built the flat railroad bridge across the Allegheny and the old union depot and grain elevator. He leaves a wife and four children.
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Alfred Bungey
Allegheny
Federal Street
Bungey
Hen Franklin Insurance Company
Pentanay F
York County
Nungey & Smith, Contractors and Batldere
Shi Omis
New York
Albuquerque
Wisconsin
Syracuse
N. Y
Bucks County
Jeffersonville
Ind
Villefranche
Florida
Berlin
Death of Dr D M Dake longtime Pittsburg physician
Dr D M Dake died in De Funiak Springs Florida yesterday week. Born 1814 in Greenfield New York he practiced in New York then Pittsburg before moving to Florida in 1886. He married Mary Hathbridge Manuel and left four children.
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de Funiak Springs
Fila
D. MM. Dake
Pittsburg
Greenfield
N. Y
Florida
Mary Hathbridge Manuel
Mrs Barbara Mc Roberts Found Dead at 65
McKeeport report states Barbara Mc Roberts was found dead in bed this morning at age 65. She had felt well until she retired last evening. death attributed to heart trouble, according to initial death notes.
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Mckeesport
Barbara McRoberts
Mings
Notable Deaths and a Serial Letters Plan
William A Massingham dies at his Center avenue residence in Sid seat of his x. Dr Ransom Dexter, a surgeon of national reputation, dies here yesterday. David Taylor associate justice of the Supreme Court dies suddenly at supper. H P Jeffords United States Attorney for the District of Arizona dies after weeks of illness. Mrs John Shirwood announces a Dispatch series headed Heading for the Home by Mrs Shirwood, to begin tomorrow.
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William A. Massingham
Center Avenue
Virginia We Volunteers
G. A. K. Post
Curiaco
Ransom Dexter
Mapisox
Wis
David Taylor
The
Supreme Court
Euing
Pb. Jeffords
Tucson
Aniz
H. P. Jeffords
United States
District of Arizona
John SH
Irwood
The Morewood Riot Reflects on Violence and Law
A New York Morning Journal editorial condemns the Morewood Coke Works strike violence in Pennsylvania. It urges leaders to reflect on brutality and warns mobs they will face Winchester rifles militiamen and sheriffs. It emphasizes the need for law and order and cautions foreigners against assuming laws differ here.
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New York Morning Journal
Standard Coke Works
Pennsylvania
Winchester
Immigration and crime as a consequence of lax policy
The piece notes that all the killed and wounded were foreigners and argues the recent decade of immigration brings loathsome and criminal Europeans to the United States. It warns continued immigration will taint the body politic and turn industrial centers into hotbeds of communism and crime.
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Europe
Such Cheap Labor Too Dear
The piece argues the Pennsylvania riot shows organized violence by Slavs Poles and Italians and warns immigration policies must be tightened. It contrasts cheap labor with citizen value and calls for judicious laws on immigration amid foreign power tensions and treaty concerns.
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New York Times
Pennsylvania
Immigrant Influx Stirs Debate After March Arrivals
Nearly 30 000 immigrants from Europe landed in March with 7 809 from Italy 7 087 from Germany 4 568 from Great Britain and Ireland 3 484 from Austria 2 928 from Russia and smaller numbers from Hungary. Critics call many pauper laborers amid concerns over repressive laws and social strain, noting the Morewood riot as an example of potential dangers from rapid population growth.
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Philadelphia
Europe
Italy
Germany
Great Britain and Ireland
Hungary
Austria
Rrussia
Opinion on Handling Mob Violence at Morewood Works
The editorial argues the coke company and authorities must not hesitate to use deadly force against rioters. It praises the Sheriff's posse for defending against armed attackers, urges no shots except in self defense, and claims mobs cannot be reasoned with. It warns against parley and calls for decisive, forceful action.
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Philadelphia
Coke Company
Morewood
Westmoreland Arms Request and Riot Response Led to Troop Deployment
The Westmoreland County sheriff asked the governor for state arms to defend property as a riot endangered lives. The governor refused, then troops were ordered after several deaths. The piece criticizes late action and argues armed presence might have prevented bloodshed by deterring mischief.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Westmoreland
Policy on foreign workers sparks debate after riot
The Times argues the Morewood riot shows dangers from foreign cheap labor used to pressure wages. It claims authorities can quell riots with force, but warns against importing ignorant, fanatical foreigners who roughhouse for pay.
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Hiladelphia Times
Morewood
Public Ledger Reports Sheriff Action Against Mob
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes that deputies acted after a pre planned mob attack on a coke works. It states the Sheriff called for troops to prevent further violence and protect workers and property amid clashes.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Tragedy and Law Cited In Baltimore Commentary
The piece argues the tragedy stems from familiar causes and stresses the role of sworn officers and law. It links the incident with a recent New Orleans disturbance and urges impartial fact reporting to avoid harming the government’s reputation, while noting sympathy for the affected workers.
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Baltimore
Blood in Pennsylvania Coke Region Violent Labor Riots
Editorials from Harrisburg, Erie and Du Bois condemn the Westmoreland disorder, urge military restraint, and blame authorities for failing to prevent bloodshed as striking coke workers clash with deputies. The tone stresses the need to quell riots at all hazards while warning against militarized force.
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Harrisbourg
Westmoreland
Rinters
Erie Dispatch
du Bois Courier
Pennsylvania
Linden Club to Host Reception Next Tuesday Evening
Linden Club announces a reception at its clubhouse next Tuesday evening. An elaborate Liberty Club reception is planned for April 10 with invitations issued. Dunlap Stevensons wedding is postponed due to illness in both families. Fownes Filley wedding invitations recalled after Miss Alice Fownes dies. Mrs Torre returns from Chicago with daughter Luelle who has been critically ill abroad while studying with Mr Sherwood.
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Linden Club
Liberty Club
Edwin Stanton Fownes
Caroline A. Filley
Alice Fownes
W. H. D. Torre
Chicago
Luelle
Mr. Sherwood
Thread Numbers and Spool Cotton History
The article explains how thread numbering reflects yardage and weight, detailing No 1 through No 60 yarns, three and six cord spools, and the impact of the sewing machine on thread production. It notes the relationship between yarn counts, cord types, and the eventual standardization of six cord versus three cord.
Grip harms mount as disease spreads across cities
Newspapers report grip yet again causing high sickness and many deaths. The scare grows with Chicago and Pittsburgh recording waves of illness while doctors clash over the disease’s existence. The Dispatch previews Murrau gossip and interviews for tomorrow.
Carnegie Gift for Pittsburg Library Sparks Battle
The World notes Andrew Carnegie has donated 2,000,000 for a free Pittsburgh public library but the city council refuses his request to select the site. The Boston Traveler cites recent similar tensions in Cincinnati and warns Pittsburg to beware of Carnegie strings. Four council members oppose granting the site privilege.
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New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Abbreviated lament over lost love and moving on
A fragmentary poem reflects on death and regret asking if a single word could revive love. The speaker pleads for reconciliation then warns that another woman may be pursued if no response comes from the beloved.
Architecture With an Eye to Poker at Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Ark April the town blends gambling with grand hotels and health seekers. ALEXANDER notes two story buildings host saloons and gambling rooms, while guests chase poker for health or recreation. New York heavyweights and Eastern visitors arrive seeking cures and climate, leaving a trail of dinners, silk hats, and vivid town chatter.
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Hot Springs
Aes
Ark
Arkansas Club
Phil Daly
East
Monte Carlo
Carlsbad
St. Louis
Arkansas
Joe
Europe
Parm
Jim
New York
Empire State
Dave Hammond
Murray Hill
Plaza
Obed Wheeler
New York Stock Exchange
Robert C. Brown
Gotham
Garnett
Curious Condensations From a Bygone Era
A sampling of brief notes from Dickinson Kansas to New York New Orleans and Berlin includes a farmer in Dickinson County Kansas a New York umbrella instruction school Prussia history backward and local oddities A remarkable mix of human interest quirks and small incidents across cities and nations reflecting 19th century curiosities and social anecdotes.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Manchester
England
London
New York
North Atchison
Albany
N. Y
No safe headline possible from given text
The excerpt critiques anti Chinese sentiment and calls out local persecution, contrasting American bigotry with Chinese kindness while condemning violence and urging Christian restraint. It reflects cross cultural tensions and a plea for temperance in persecution.
Parliamentary Shadow Over New York Rail Legislation
The Philadelphia Times notes an old saying about a coach and six passing through acts and questions whether the same fate awaits an engine and train under New York's Legislature amid current indictments of officials.
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Philadelphia Times
England
New York
Not Very Serious Exchange Fragments in Papers
Journal snippets show playful banter among readers and clerks. Quotes touch on exams for a pastotice clerk and light social banter about wills and fashion. The dialogue weaves through several newspapers with humorous asides and humanist reflections.
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Excelsior Savings Bank
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Boston Board of Marine
United States Naval Board
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