Essence of the Matter in the Mail Pouch Debate
In the Daily Dispatch letter from a layman the plea for confession and avoidance to Carnegie charges is set out. He admits railroad overcharges to Pittsburg shippers but argues the railroads and individuals share in natural gas profits and that administration has improved. He urges equal low rates for state business and hints the state may intervene if needed to secure fair charges, predicting beneficial results for shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Carnegie
Pittsburg
Nly
Moust
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Coucils
Ethan Nenobear
Carnegie Notic B
Pennsylvania Railromat
Ita
Ee Ee Ee Thomson
Tom Scott
Ae Railroad
Prenie Railroad
Onsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsvania Read
Car
Chicago
Europe
Pit
Pannsylvania Railroad
Coal and Gas
Na-Weil
New York appointments seen as representative and political
The appointments reflect the new administration with strong politics but not discreditable. Erhardt, a former mayoral candidate, is noted for integrity and business ability while Van Cott is a long time Republican organizer. The post office under the new regime may gain political strength yet likely not reach former high effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erhardt
van Cott
New York Post Office
James and Pearson
Oskaloosa Women Re-elected as Reform Setback Told
The article lauds Oskaloosa Kansas female leadership for sweeping reforms and re election despite opposition. It contrasts Kansas progress with Chicago and St Louis, praising promises kept and abuses cleared. It argues women can successfully govern and urges sticking to promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Kan
Kansas Village
Chicago
St. Louis
Resignation of Centennial Ball Chair Ward McAllister
Ward McAllister resigns as chairman of the Centennial Ball committee amid a victorious event. Details indicate leadership changes within the organizing group and ongoing preparations for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward McAllister
McAllister Presses On Against Deadhead Demands in New York
A New York column laments the deadhead culture surrounding Mr. McAllister and the centennial ball committee. Officials from state to county press for free tickets to the celebration, while loyal allies defend the committee against relentless harassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McAlister
Philadelphia editors plot patronage share among Republicans
The Philadelphia editors concede Republicans have a chance at administration posts and hint at dividing missions among Cols Emory Smith McMichael Lambert. The piece notes Philadelphia’s style of timely, decisive action and mentions Col Shepard as an early applicant with a grim biblical warning about future consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Clayton McMichael
Charles Emory Smith
Germany
Smith
MccMichaael
James H. Lambert
China
Shepard
Holy Writ
Pittsburg gas pipes and New York leaks debate
The piece contrasts Pittsburg and New York gas mains noting Pittsburg mains may be leak resistant while New York allows leaks. It argues Pittsburg should not be called the Smoky City and suggests truthful reporting though some pipes may be treated to prevent leaks and explosions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Pittsburg
New York Tribune
Pittaburg
New York
Tribune
The Western Union Case and Corporate Supremacy Claims
The piece surveys two bold corporate control theories by Western Union Telegraph Company lawyers. It argues the firm claims exemption from state laws by citing federal acts and even ownership rights in public streets. The column criticizes these assertions as overreaching and warns of the drift toward corporate supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
B. & O. Telegraph
Act of Congress
Pennsylvania
New York
Political Commentary Mixed With Oil and Politics
The column mocks Standard Oil influence and political missteps, mentions Chauncey Depew, Alvin Joslyn, Gladstone, and Bayard era politics. It notes Carter Harrison and Roche’s Chicago defeat, the Nipsic ship idea with Germany, and hints at a proposed Australian postage stamp that doubles as advertising. The piece blends satire on industry power, elections, and foreign policy.
Notable Names and Headlines From A Bustling Era
A hodgepodge of public figures appears, including Dr. B A Gorin of Cambridge Magna, mentioned for coast survey leadership, Col R G Iverson known for generosity to staff, and A Wheeler Wilcox championing daily Indian club exercises. James K E Gr Wons leaving New Haven amid debts. Jon Fiemp offered Phi ladelphia postmaster role with $25,000 salary. Penn State Health Board to Florida to study yellow fever. Dr Lee as Middle Atlantic representative. and a Japanese prince’s wife displaying diamonds at a royal event with Paris fashion details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. Barnu
B.A. Gorin
Cambridge
Coast Survey
Ropzzr G. Iverson
United States
Wheeler Wilcox
James KE. Gr.wons
Edmund Kirke
New Haven
Conp
Jon~ Fiemp
Philadelphia
Wanamaker
Pennsylvania
State Board of Health and Vital Statistics
Florida
Board of Health
Lee
Middle Atlantic
Brmaximse
Washington
Paris
Wedding in Oakland at Mrs Straub’s Residence
A charming Oakland wedding will take place at Mrs. Herman Straub of Shadyside Thursday evening. The ceremony unites Misa Emma Anshote, daughter of Mrs. Katherine Anshote, with Mr. Charlies Walker, with Badie as best man and Charles Holmes as groomsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Herman Straub
Shadyside
Misa Emma Anshote
Katherine Anshote
Charlies Walker
Rip Weno Peel
Boulanger Feigns Courage as He Flees to Brussels
The Providence Journal recalls General Boulanger fleeing to Brussels to escape the Ministry while supporters expect him to topple the Assembly. It notes the irony that Louis Napoleon, arrested at Boulogne, seemed a braver figure by comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Journal
Boulanger
Brussels
Gall
Worm
Germany
Louis Napoleon
Boulogne
An Example Worthy of Imitation From Ol City Blizzard
Fragmentary OCR text discusses emulating Branley’s example in writing letters. Mentions men who might imitate his approach and hints at a finish or hustle, with garbled phrasing and unclear context. No clear names, dates, or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branley
The Late James Callery And City Happenings In Spring
A fragmented reminiscence recalls James Callery a generous business figure loved by many. The piece contrasts his legacy with rising local housing quality, praising postwar homes and suburban growth, then veers to a Pittsburg newspaper joke and a fashion remark about workers dressing well. The closing verse laments death and yearns for spring.
Grape Regions of France Boosts Harvest in 1888
In a State Department report from Bordeaux, Consul George W Roosevelt notes the 1888 French wine harvest reached 797 707 000 gallons, up 15 874 000 from 1887 and below the ten year average by 55 000 gallons. American vines helped the Midi recover, with nurseries strained to meet growing demand for replacements and new plantings in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
State Department
George W. Roosevelt
Bordeaux
Midi
Andover Cane Case Seelye Ordered to Testify
Chief Justice Mor ton issues an order in the Andover controversy at Phillips Academy. Julius H Seelye must appear to answer questions in the hearing about how William Pete voted in the Smith case. The order targets potential visitor influence and possible corruption in the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
Morton
Andover
Egbert G. Smith
Theological Institution
Phillips Academy
Supreme Court
Julius H Seelye
Etter
William Pete Ae
Smith
Claga
Selas
Spreading the Gospel Grants For Overseas Work
The American Bible Society funded 2544 dollars for missions in Spain and Ceylon with support to the American Board. The report also notes other receipts and large total issues from the Bible House for March, including over 1 million volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bible Society
New York
American Bible Society
American Board
Spain
Ceylon
Dakota
States of
Arkansad
Bible House
Philadelphia Toboggan Glide Popular in City
Philadelphia is the only city in the country where the toboggan glide paid expenses this last winter. It marks a novelty to the dear good people to ride faster than a walk in Fant from Detroit Free Press.
Philo Remington Dead at Silver Springs
Philo Remington senior of the rifle firm Ington Sons died yesterday morning at Silver Springs. He was born in Litchfield October 4 and was the elder son of Eliphardt Remington. He led the armory’s mechanical work and supervised the shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo Remington
New York
Ington # Sons
Silver Springs
Frs
Remington
Litchfield
Eliphardt Iiton
Best Armory
Lilon
Freight Discrimination Debate Linked To Carnegie Wealth
A reader’s letter defends Pennsylvan ia Railroad practices while questioning Mr Carnegie’s immense fortune and the fairness of freight charges. The author notes improvements under the Interstate Commerce Act and argues rail rates reflect broader economic realities rather than pure injustice, citing local mills and coal interests.
A DAY IN NEW YORK Victoria Morozini’s Husband Revealed
In Astoria Ren Yous reports Victoria Morozini’s husband, formerly feared as Ernem Schiling, living under the alias John Wilson. He now works as a house painter, belongs to yacht and hunting clubs, owns a catboat, and claims improved fortunes since past notoriety. He doubts the claim that he was abandoned for 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Merocius
Cieter
New York
Breciale
Ren Yous
Ernem Schiling
Victoria Morozini
Astoria
John Wilson
Mr. Schilling
Morouini-Schilling
Ex-Baron Von Shulika Immigrant Debts Shadow Planes
Ex-Baron Von Shulika who renounced title to become an American citizen blew through funds in the U S after arriving with little money He married a wealthy fatherless heiress who signed over her property The unsettled debts to tradesmen near his former home loom large as he faces claims He is still described as a nobleman son of a Berlin court figure Also legal wrangle involving Russell Harrison and ex Governor Crosby over a Washington scandal and a retracted Jewel theft tale by the Buffalo Commercial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joachim von Shulika
America
Baron von Shulika
Berlin
Ransell Harrises
Russell B. Harrison
William A. Sweetser
Schuyler Crosby
Montana
Delancey Crosby
Washington
Buffalo
Congress
William L
Erie
Richard Townsend
John Schuyler Crosby
Commercial
Montana Journal
Crosby
Harrison
Kingston
8. Y
Pat
Chase Brothers
Shre Iy
Beto
David Still
John
Fall River
Wis
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Great Telans
Editor Elias H. Roberts Joins Sub-Treasury Post
Elias H. Roberts editor of the Utica Herald arrived in New York last evening as the newly appointed Sub-Treasurer. He has not yet signified his acceptance but is believed to likely assume the duties in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica Herald
Elias H. Roberts
United States
New York
Sub- Treasury
French actor M. Coquelin hosts elaborate Gilsey House breakfast
M Coquelin and a notable circle joined the actor for an elaborate morning meal at the Gilsey House. Guests included his son Jean Coquelin, Theodore DeGlaser, Henry Gilsay, Robert Dunlap, Joseph Reynolds, Henry Abbey, Baron Herman Von Mumm, Marcus Mager, Alexandre de Bary, and Jobo Schoefel the wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Coquelin
Gilsey House
Jean Coquelin
Theodore DeGlaser
Henry Gilsay
Robert Dunlap
Joseph Reynolds
Henry Abbey
Baron Herman von Mumm
Marcus Mager
Alexandre de Bary
France
Jobo Schoefel
Thanksgiving Proclamation From Early American Era
A historical proclamation by the U S president notes the hundredth anniversary of the U S government and calls for a national day of reflection. It references harmony, reverence toward God, and the leadership of Benjamin Harrison as a general and statesman while inviting people to observe the hour of nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
New York
Congress
Benjamin Hareieon
Shaye
Ameree
Fragmented 19th century clippings mix odd notes and names
A collage of scattered headlines and phrases from Chicago Boston Philadelphia New York and California papers. It mentions marriages divorces moonshine whisky and a tongue in cheek critique of public figures and social mores.
Curious Condensations From A Late Nineteenth Century Paper
A jumble of brief items notes a furnished gentlemen’s rental in New York, quirky local tales from Orange City and Syracuse, a Georgia divorce case involving an 80 year old husband and 77 year old wife, a raccoon stealing wedding cake, and remarks on Alaska, schools, and col lege progress. The column mixes odd anecdotes, local curiosities, and social notes with stray regional names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orange City
Fla
Saratov
Louis Napoleon
Sing
Tuscarawas County
Ohio
Philadelphia
Crawford County
Georgia
Lansing, Mich
Lince
Alaska
United States
England
Sunset
Steel
Two Weeks to Trout Fisheries and Wartime Echoes
Fragmented notes recount distant scenes of trout streams and wartime enlistment, with snippets from press clippings and light romance lines. Entries reference fishing, society gossip, and letters suggesting delayed meetings amid fading hopes.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
the Dispatch
Sem
Fifth Avenue
Diamond Street
Dispatch
Daiy Dispatch
Gundar
Sunpat Dispatch
Wexelty Dispatch
REW York Plume
Deadheade
Aldgeies
Spell-binders Association
Chauncey Mr. Depew
L. Davis
Alvin Joslyn
Sango
Davis
Mr. Gladstone
Great Britain
Bayard
Standard Oil
Phil Armour
Combine
Roche
Carter Harrison
Carter
Boonaneone
McClellan
Cleveland
Iste
Stanley
Nipsic
Sire Cartes Bussell
Times
Australia
Napoleon
James Callery
Mr. Callery
Tfe
Chicago Daily News
Crogier
North Star
Prof
Seblye
Agaiset Pirteburg
Listie
Dispaten
Nis Tanaligra
Braddock
Pennsylvania Company
Coquelin
Charles Masman
Masman
Harrison Newes
Amin Harrison
Jamea Gr
Blalke
Livingston-Rosenthal
Cupid
Hymen
Rebecca Livingston
Harry B. Rosenthal
Solomon
Rosenthal
Hosentharanow
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Boston Herald
Murat Hal- Stead
Payne
Drake's Magazine
Moan
Romerville Journal
Harmeeung Telegraph
Heavens
New Onnears Picayune
New York Telegram
Deacon Wanamaker
Africa
Auta
California
Gorell
W. C. Mills
Newcomerstown
Americus
J. Mize
Frank Nichols
Arlington, Maas
Cape Cod
Charlie Chapman
Columbia College
Barna Col
Indies
Maine
Caribou
Pacwells Ie
Vastors
New Jersey
Greg Brak
Oui
Limard
Smith—Jones
Sveton Gasette
Amelia
Pioneer Press
Edward
Delmantoo
Lrl
Walter
Epoca
Boston Post
Kepee Stoner
Johnny
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