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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1892

Page

10

Anarchist Plot Bared Two Bombs Found in Deputies’ Chamber

April 4 Manberp Great excitement as two foreign anarchists Ferriera and Deval were arrested with eight pound conical bombs bound in steel wire and a yellow smoking fuse. They planned to blow up the Chamber of Deputies the Senate and other targets before May day and confessed under interrogation. The action was led by Cosmo politan society with further plots including the Royal Palace and Bank of Spain. Premier Canovas Del Castillo noted harsher penalties under current laws and support for capital punishment for explosive offenses.

Eens Ferreira Cortes Chamber of Deputies Chamber Canevas del Castillo Boths Therisoners Cosmopolitan Society Senate Law Courts Council of State Aiehe Ministry of War Bank of Spain Ferriera Lisbon Ana G Deval Canovas Delecastello Prem Spain

Walsall Anarchists Convicted in Staffordshire Court

Frederick Charles Callies Deakin Battolu were found guilty of possessing explosive substances with intent. John Westley and William Ditchfield were acquitted. Battolu Callies and Balou received ten year terms, Deakin five years. Callies repudiated violence and claimed police manipulation.

Lowrdon March Walsall Frederick Charles Victor Cailes Joseph Thomas Deakin John Battelu Staffordshire Assizes John Westley William Ditchfield Battola Charles Callies Deakin Ae Land Russia Ballou London Seconclu Vivre

Convicted of Manslaughter Mrs Montagu Sentenced to One Year

Mrs Montagu was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of her 83 year old child and sentenced to one year of hard labor at Karil. The trial drew a crowd with strong Protestant and Crown objections to Catholic ages cited and delays in securing them. Deeming sought insanity evidence from England for his client while Miss Rooney declined to pledge support.

Matsovnss

Body found buried under floor at Cork cottage

A girl's body was found beneath the floor of a cottage near Bandon, Cork, buried and cemented over in a method identical to that used in the Rain Hill murder near Liverpool. The discovery echoes the murderer’s prior actions involving his wife and four children.

Dusurs Bandon Cork

Dynamite Attack on Mine Foreman House Near Liege

Two dynamite cartridges exploded in front of the house of a mine foreman at Seraing, five miles southwest of Liege. The house was badly damaged but no injuries were reported. A gun threat was suspected. Pant April 4 A manifesto of the Socialists advised to be peaceful.

Bevessia Seraing Liege Socialista Pant

Secretary of Labor Urges Organization After Turbulent Year

A garbled passage hints at the Secretary of Labor calling for organized effort after a troubled year. It references calm, public response, and potential threats or massacres tied to national unrest, urging resilience and civic action while urging people to remain steady amid turmoil.

Ist Secretary of Labor Sears Boise Ourmies

Wearing of the Green discussed by Irish MPs in Commons

In the House of Commons Patrick O'Brien pressed Secretary of War Stanhope on whether Irish soldiers in the British army should wear national emblems on St Patrick's Day and whether other nations could wear their flags on national festivals. Stanhope said the rose badge of the Northumberland Fusiliers has existed since 1475 and saw no political significance. O'Brien vowed to continue pressing the issue amid other Irish political debate and coercion act remarks.

House of Commons Patrick O’brien St. Patrick's Day Stanhope St. George's Day O'Brien Dodgson P. Madden Dublin University Ireland Tas Sexton Madden William O'Brien Trish

Rapid work party plans as to free silver and Quay foes

Dalzell signals confidence amid Quay opposition as anti silver sentiment grows in urban counties. The piece covers looming Senate action on free silver and political maneuvers by Dalzell, Quay, and allies, with notes on the administration's stance, California Chinese policy, and potential diplomatic fallout.

Meeting of London's Unemployed Attacks Dean at Tower Hill

A London gathering of unemployed workers at Tower Hill denounces the Very Rev. Robert Gregory Dean of Saint Paul's. Deputations sought his advice on action for the unemployed but he offered no sermon guidance. The meeting supports establishing the Church of England and plans a visit to Pastor Joseph Parker for further counsel. Durham miners back firmness against wage cuts as Staffordshire potters lock out 25,000 workers amid arbitration dispute deadlock.

Lexpos Tower Hill Robert Gregory Saint Paul's Cathedral Negro Wade St. Paul's Church of England Joseph Parker Congregational City Temple Durham Staffordshire Potters

Pope seeks liberty in pulpit as French Catholics react

A Paris dispatch reports a Vatican Paris Nuncio communique detailing the Pope's stance on French Catholic affairs. He condemns Jesuit theater in the Chamber and vows to uphold pulpit freedom, opposing Monarchist plots to restore the old regime and urging conservative republican electoral catechisms to counter radicals.

Paris Vatican France Chamber of Deputies

Italian Paper Urges Rejecting Uncle Sam Cash Offer

The Tribuna cites an offer of 820,000 from the United States over the New Orleans massacre dispute. It says Italy should reject the money, insisting the payment is a mark of gratitude not liability. Denials by semi official papers suggest debate over form rather than substance.

Rowr Tribuna United States New Orleans Italy Poe

Prisoner Deewing Vows Libel Lawsuits After Escape Claim

In MerlMOceOne Australia April 4 Deewing shifts from timid to bold in prison. Helms says to solicitors I will sue everyone for libel if I get out. He denies involvement with Jack the Ripper and calls the accusation absurd.

Australia Helms Jack the Ripper

Cable Notes and Political Shifts

Brisama prepares to arm Austria with an order for 40000 rifles and 6000 carbines. Smt Hexey Davis departs from England aboard the yacht Kara to study whale grounds in Davis Strait. London Times notes rupee decline amid U S silver purchases. F P Isway of White Star Line declines Unionist bid for Liverpool Exchange seat.

Brisama Austria Hexey Davis England Kara Davis Straight Tux London Times India America F. P. Isway White Star Steamship Company House of Commons Exchange Liverpool

Argentine Republic troubles and Radicals discontent

Brexos Agues April 4 The excitement over a potential Radical overthrow has faded as authorities reinforce with artillery and cavalry. Telegraph and mail communications are restored and Buenos Aires nears normalcy aside from many soldiers in the streets. A state of siege may continue until May. Radicals may abstain from voting if unable to organize but would be a minority. Army discontent persists with War Minister resentment unlikely to cause major shifts.

Pittsburg Senator Quay Mr. Dalzell Quay Brexos Agues Dicals Milliery Sagl

Old Soldiers Enjoy Pleasant Evening at Post 3 Event

General Alex Hays Post No 3 G A B members and families were hosted for a concert and joint lecture by Chas F McKenna and Prof J E McCrickart with steneopticon art views. Music by Adolph Largetan Ene McElroy Tate Orcutt. recitations by Misses Jennie A and Jennie Ellred. A very enjoyable affair.

Alex. Hays

Molder Attempts Suicide In Family Presence

Alfred Young, a molder, aged, under the influence of liquor tonight, tried to end his life in front of his wife and children. He put a revolver to his head and then swallowed chloroform, declaring he would die before morning. He is described as an expert member but has been heavily indisposed recently.

Senate Marshal Colesberry Philadelphia James R. Young Young Amin John Izell Pittsburg Warren Warren County Dalzell Yousostows Alfred Young

Mayor Stuart Snubbed as Councils Adjourn Early

Philadelphia April 4. After forming Councils this morning they adjourned until Thursday before Mayor Stuart could speak to them creating a breach. The Mayor, indignant, sent for new Charities and Corrections directors and asked them to return Thursday after Council confirmation. Officials offered excuses saying the branches were rattled and forgot duties.

Philadelphia Stuart Department of Charities and Correction Select Council Pew

Prince Michael Returned to Jail in Immorality Case

The April 4 preliminary exam in Detroit charged Prince Michael Millis and Lizzie Court of immorality. Bernice Bechel testified, describing travel from Sarnia to Toronto and Detroit to meet Millay. Bond set for Michael at 500 dollars, total 2200, with cases continued to May term. others postponed.

Detroit Millay Bell Atkinson Bernice Bechel

Chamber of Commerce to Meet in New Quarters

Chamber directors met at the Academy of Science to plan a general meeting next month in unfinished Germania Bank Building quarters. A committee including Colonel T. P. Roberts Rev. Dr. Allison and Captain Batchelor was formed to promote chamber business and public visibility.

Germania Bank Chamber of Commerce Academy of Science T. P. Roberts Allison Batchelor Grand Rapids Mich

Echoes of the Wounded A Day of Pittsburgh Accidents

A long list of accidents dominates the report with 11 incidents yesterday across railroads street cars and mills. Fatalities include Coak-John EB Cook at the Baltimore and Ohio Saltworks and Brown’s body found on the Cleveland and Pittsburg Bridge Rochester. Others suffer serious injuries including skull fractures and crushed limbs. An update notes A 0 U W officers receiving reports at the Seventh Avenue Hotel with all members reporting satisfactory conditions.

Coak John EB. Cook Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Brown J. B. Brown Cleveland and Pittsburg Rochester Asxwows Man Tiger Pennsylvania Raiirosa Hawkins Station West Pann Hospital Ekxewan and Burns William Keenan Patey Burns Thirtieth Street Thirty-first Street Keave William Keave Carson Street Southside Pittsburg Virginia Reston Maconnectr John Magonigle Tenth Street Peter Haggerty Frankstown Jumnock John Sumnock

Norwegian immigrant dies at West Penn Hospital

Perren Thomios a 13 year old Norwegian immigrant died at West Penn Hospital yesterday. The report notes fatalities and health concerns as four new scabies cases and six new diphtheria cases were reported to the Bureau of Health, with spread across the city.

Perren Thomios West Penn Hospital Mu Anp Michael Neoxrnwas Lawrenceville Taz Joseph Bobn Diamond Evansville Ind Citizens’ Traction Company Re. Sharpsburg Guyasuta Bureau of Health Allen Southside King’s School of Oratory Lyceum Hall Diamond Street

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