Rights of Aliens Under Like Conditions in Treaties
Washington reports Secretary Blaine plans a detailed reply to Minister Rudini and to discuss how treaties protect foreign subjects in America. Officials note treaties grant foreigners the same protections as Americans and debate remedies for violations, citing the New Orleans case and contrasting with Chinese massacres.
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Washington
Blaine
Kudini
Rudini
New Orleans
America
Rome and American Treaty Protections Amid New Orleans Affair
A letter compares Roman expectations of treaty protection with U S practice in the New Orleans episode. It argues punishment for local lynchers rests in Rome’s courts, while treaty enforcement hinges on the victim’s status. The piece notes English Tory fears on home rule and Ireland’s potential role, with Lightner reporting on foreign minister inquiries and U S protection of foreigners.
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England
New Orleans
Ireland
Great Britain
United States
Baron Fava
Lightner
Italian View of U S Lynching Lets Supreme Court Guard Foreigners
London dispatch reports Mr. Hurlbert asserts the United States has original Supreme Court jurisdiction over cases between foreign states or their subjects and U S states. He warns neglect could cede foreign rights to state power, noting Italy’s cabinet risks in Washington and the need to defend treaties and aliens.
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William Henry B
Hurlbert
Harrison and
Blaine
Cable
Dispatch
Londox
Continent
Italy
United States
New Orleans
Rome
Sicily
Louisiana
Marquis Rudin
Washington
Signor Crispi
Iralian
Porter
See
Baron Fava
Maine
Europe
Supreme Court
Warrison
Bering Sea
Department of State
Dr Verdi Defends Americanism in City Card
The April 4 interview with Dr Verdi in Wasnineros drew harsh questions about his loyalty. He releases a defense asserting his American citizenship and devotion to the country. He rejects insinuations of violent language and clarifies his stance on New Orleans officials.
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America
Tennessee Wildcatters Ask Blaine for Rome Summer Trip
A fragmentary Washington message from McMinnville Texx dated April 4 requests transport for about two thousand Tennessee boys to spend the summer in Rome with Kansas cowboys. The note to Hon. James G. Blaine seeks assistance.
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Mcminnsville
Texx
James G. Blaine
Washington
Rome
Wildcatters
Italian Flurry Won't Hurt Commerce or Stocks
Jay Gould left the White House after a presidential call and dismissed the Italian market scare as not serious, saying the flare up will not affect commerce or stocks. He spoke to reporters as he departed.
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Hoe
Jay Gould
White House
Markets Hold Steady Amid International Tensions
Government actions proceed with restraint as Italy faces questions. Experts doubt any rift in commerce, noting prices are up and firm. Analysts anticipate a favorable summer in financial circles with broad public mood remaining upbeat.
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Italy
O Malley Promises Sensational Tale On Hennessy Case
New Orleans April 4 O Malley the detective in the Hennessy murder case says he will prove the dead Italians were innocent and claims the mob leaders will apologize to widows and orphans. He denies bribery and says his only indictment involves an act eight years ago. He travels amid crowds eager for his side.
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Policz
New Ogneans
O'Malley
Safety Committee
McCrystal
Unen
Grand Jury
Cleveland
Volunteers Mobilize Amid War Preparations in April
Acting Secretary Grant reports telegrams from Alabama Missouri and South Dakota stating readiness to supply large volunteer numbers for government service in case of war.
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Washington
Army
War Department
Grant
Alabama
Missouri
South Dakota
Italian Minister Baron Fava Ill While Planning New York Departure
Baron Fava the Italian minister remains ill and confined to his room as he planned to sail from New York today. It is unclear when he will depart.
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Wasumerox
Baron Fava
New York
Valuable find near Shenandoah redefines local clay field
Special telegraph report from Shenandoah Pa describes Haupt family land near Frackville where gray oily clay tested by Moorhead Clay Works Philadelphia shows glaze compatibility on first heat with no visible cracks. If confirmed the clay rivals Kilmarvock Scotland for American brick market with Scottish brick priced at £2 per 1000.
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Haupt
Frackville
Moorhead
Philadelphia
Kilmarvock
Scotland
Windrim Bids Farewell to City Office in Washington
In Washington on April 4 Supervising Architect Windrim leaves his post after guiding the department since the new administration took office He boards the 4 o clock Pennsylvania Railroad train for Philadelphia to oversee Public Works under Mayor Edwin Stuart Chiefs of departments bid him farewell and McLean will act as Supervising Architect until a replacement is named Windrim cites unresolved Allegheny public building site as a regretful note of his tenure.
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Windrim
Foster
Allegheny Public
Blair's Chinese Views Clarified by Senator Blair
Washington April 4 Box Senator Blair minister to China among the President's callers. He confirmed plans to go to China but not for some time. He said his views on Chinese immigration had been misrepresented by newspapers and stood by his record, declining personal attacks.
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Washington
Blair
China
Battle over women delegates at New York Methodist Conference
Opening day skirmishes in Yonkers as ministers clash over admitting two women to sit with lay delegates in the General Conference. Debate to resume Monday after Bishop Fitzgerald restores order and a Tuesday ballot is planned.
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New York
New York Methodist Conference
Yonkers
Lny
Fitzgerald
W. C. Browning
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chilean Government Tops Congress Extra Session Planned
A special telegram from New York says Chilean Congress will convene an extra session on April 15. The Constitutional Government reportedly holds a strong majority in most departments. Balmaceda is not resigning or willing to cede his successor.
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New York
Flint & Co
Santiago
Balmaceda
Bishop Gilmour Nearing Death After Prolonged Illness
Father G F Houck secretary to Bishop Gilmour of Cleveland reports slim chances of recovery as the prelate lies in St Augustine after weeks of illness. Bishop McCloskey of Louisville visited his bedside. Gilmour was known in Ohio for his opposition to taxing parochial schools.
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G. F. Houck
Gilmour
Cleveland
McCloskey
Louisville
Ohio
Witnesses dispute clerk manuscript in coroner proceedings
They claim certain entries do not appear in the clerk's manuscript and would damage their case if the paper is treated as testimony. Several have compared it with testimony from Attorney Beacom and note a marked difference. They allege the clerk acts under the Coroner's orders and records only what he is told, promising close scrutiny of proceedings.
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Beacom
First Militiamen See Real Soldiering Under Fire
Generals McClelland and Wiley praise militiamen in the coke region for steady duty in bad weather. Teenth soldiers endure hard conditions learning combat routines. They slept on arms and handled a shooting incident in good style. Eighteenth Regiment to stay through Monday. two men sick. Private Ed Gordon sent home.
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Scottpage
McClelland
Wiley
Coke
Ed Gordon
Frick Coke labor case shifted to April 20 hearing
In Uniontown on April 4 the Frick Coke Company injunction case against labor leaders was postponed to April 20 due to the funeral of dead strikers at Scottdale. Judge Ewing granted the continuance and the injunction remains in force. A resumption at Leith and Redstone works is anticipated Monday morning with Sheriff McCormick warned to deploy many deputies.
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Uniontown
Frick Coke Company
Scottdale
Ewing
Leith and Redstone
Frick Company
Sheriff McCormick
Distribution of the Troops Amid Coke Region Disturbances
April 4 report notes no new troop dispositions yet but outlines plans to move forces quickly along Connellsville coke region roads. Officers study routes to transfer soldiers to any disturbance site, with most troops kept near Mt Pleasant to deter concentrated striker attacks.
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Pleasant
Connellsville
Coke
Mt. Plessant
Sunday With The Guard In Pleasant April Dispatch
The report notes quiet conditions after a day of unrest with no anticipated outbursts. Religious services are planned at the Tenth Regiment Grand Opera House tomorrow at 1 o'clock and two services at Morewood in the afternoon. Captain Davis leads the Eighteenth, with Frogier and Palmer officiating at Morewood.
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Mr. Pleasant
Grand Opera House
Morewood
Milligan
Davis
Frogier
Palmer
Chaplain J L Hunter to Lead Army Services Today
J L Hunter, Chaplain of the Tenth Regiment, will conduct services at three locations today. The first service at 11 A.M. will be at the armory in Pleasant. At 3 P.M. he will address the soldiers at the A shaft, Morewood, and at 5 P.M. those at B shaft.
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Mr. Pleasant
J. L. Hunter
Tenth Regiment
Morewood
Fitzgerald Denies Indorsing Parnell Council Statement
A high ranking Irish National League official said today that Dr. O Reilly of St Louis misreported President Fitzgerald calling a league council to endorse Parnell. The league has pledged to aid Parnell, though branches differ on support neutrality or opposing sides. Fitzgerald seeks council review due to the grave responsibility involved.
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Luxcony
Irish National League
Fitzgerald
O'Reilly
St. Louis
Council
The
Parnell
League
Premes
Parnellios
Grip Epidemic Nears End In New York
Health Department physicians agree the grip epidemic has nearly run its course. Eight deaths were reported today attributed mainly to grip with other causes, 48 weekly deaths and 71 since the outbreak began. From Friday noon to Saturday noon the death total reached 143, close to normal.
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New York
Health Department
Sayward Case Discussed With President Over Bering Sea Fisheries
Attorney General Miller and Solicitor General Taft conferred with the President on the Sayward case involving U S jurisdiction over Bering Sea fisheries now before the Supreme Court. The reunion of the Alaska judge and case documents were briefly reviewed.
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Wasmington
Miller
Taft
Sayward
United States
Bering Sea
United States Supreme Court
Alaska
Sugar Trust hearing paces with Havemeyer denial
New York April 4 The Sugar Trust inquiry heard John O Havemeyer deny charges and assert the Connecticut charter aimed to avoid illegal action while detailing an alleged pact with refineries and grocers to fix prices. Treasurer Searles explained operations and the St Louis refinery closure. The panel debated book access as Havemeyer failed to produce company books and adjourned to Monday.
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Sugar Trust
John O. Havemeyer
Connecticut
American Sugar Refining Company
California
Havemeyer
John EK. Searles
Searles
St. Louis
Irwin
Messrs
Root
Harris
Vedder
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H. O. Havemeyer
Irwinn
T. A. Havemeyer
Erwin
Trust
Mr. Searles
Claus Spreckels
Spreckels
Harry
Edward Adams
Lloyd, Griffith & Co
London
Goulds Mammoth Scheme A Syndicate to Control 40000 Miles
St Louis April 4. Jay Gould visits to push a proposed vast Southwestern and Southern railroad combination. It would merge the Gould system with lines controlled by Huntington and others, including the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and Richmond and Danville. Plan advanced and likely to mature soon in New York.
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Jay Gould
Great Southwestern and Southern
Gould System
C. P. Huntington
Hunestan Syndicate
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Mississippi
Richmond
Danville
Gould
New York
Lace Curtain Sale Promises Big Savings at Kunken Store
J H Kunken and Bro markets lace curtains with deep discounts across many items including 75c to 2.50 priced lace curtains and Irish point options. The offer claims low prices and no setup in the coming week at 1347 1349 Penn Avenue near Taion depot.
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J. H. Kunken & Bro
Penn Avenue
Taion Depot
Curious Medley on British Delegates Backing Strike Plan
Delegates of the British ministry accept the proposal in principle to organize a general strike. The motion, described as a curious medley, signals cautious approval though details remain unsettled and actions await formal decisions.
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Min
Not Satisfied With the Czar's Explanation of Carnot's Decoration
A historical column questions the czarist rationale behind awarding a decoration to Carnot. The piece critiques the justification and prompts readers to reassess the honor's significance within the broader military and political context.
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Czar
Government spares Davitt from Labor Commission invite
The Government will not invite Mr Davitt to serve on the Labor Commission and has asked McCarthy to propose another representative.
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Mr. Davitt
Labor Commission
McCarthy
Newfoundland Faces French Shore Crisis and Delegation Plans
Historic Newfoundland anger rises over British policy on French fishery rights. The Herald warns against a coercion bill and outlines delegation aims to secure delayed action and compensation, while suggesting separation of the west coast as a possible solution. Monsignor Hawley proposed a west coast separate government to Lord Knutsford, who replied acknowledging the idea.
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Hatrrax
Newfoundland
The
Herald
Salisbury & Co
West Coast
England
Monsignor Hawley
Lord Knutsford
West
Lord Knutaford
Dre Hawley
California stock broker dies after strange Providence death note
The Examiner reports Carl Deane, a San Francisco stock broker, died in Oakland after Karl Vogt allegedly claimed Providence doomed Deane. Vogt, who invested $1000 in mining stocks, disappeared following Deane's refusal to pay, and the documents cited a supposed will of Providence for a "natural but judicial death" at noon April 3. Deane related to Isaac Butt, a noted Irish home rule figure.
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San Francisco
The
Examiner
Carl Deane
Oakland
Karl Vogt
Vogt
Providence
Deane
Vegt
Isaac Butt
M. P
First heading of Niagara tunnel driven at 1045 this morning
The first heading of the tunnel was driven at 10 45 o clock this morning with power on the drills. Superintendent T. W. Welch of the Niagara reservation directed operations at the portal shaft bottom, at a depth of 70 feet.
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NiaGara Falls
Fion
T. W. Welch
Niagara Reservation
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