Anarchists Active in Europe After Polish Case
Reports from Iawrazlaw and Berlin allege four Polish Anarchists killed Dr Poninsky in his home after presenting a red command to surrender funds. A pursuit ended in a fatal self-attack by one assailant. others fled. Berlin detectives investigate links to broader European anarchist networks amid Paris and Vienna alerts.
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Bern
Iawrazlaw
Posen
Poninsky
Koscielez Castle
Dr. Poninsky
Kkifed
Orth
Eurrender
Peninsky
Poland
Austria
Berlin
Prusian
Germany
Koscieleg
Koseles
Pelawski
Urbeniak
Paris
Viennan
Ireland and Canada Move To Reform Imperial Parliament
In Loxpox April the House of Commons heard Parnellite Alexander Blane announce a motion within a month to establish an Irish Parliament in Dublin to oversee land law judicial appointments and the Irish constabulary. The Colonial Office secretarial staff reported a reply from the Canadian Parliament denouncing foreign treaties seen as infringing Canadian rights. Secretary Keron de Worms noted the reply should not be published until shared with Canada. William O'Brien called for adjournment to spotlight harshities.
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House of Commons
Alexander Blane
Parnellite
Dublin
Ireland
Colonial Office
Keron de Worms
William O'Brien
Ireland Evictions Debated as Soldiers Used on Clare Island
The Chief Secretary for Ireland defended the use of soldiers in evictions on Clare Island where peasants faced famine. He argued stopping military involvement would incite resistance to court decrees. The motion to adjourn failed 188 to 154.
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Clare Island
Ireland
Salisbury Wins Diplomatic Skirmish Over Egyptian Firman
Britain and Italy pressured the Ottoman court over the Khedive investiture firman. Eyoub Pasha proposed two texts, one cutting Egypt’s frontier and another aligned with Lord Salisbury. The Grand Vizier was urged to modify, and a telegram announced the frontier definition would be omitted.
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Lord Salisbury
France
Russia
Khedive of
Egypt
Foreign Office
Bering Sea
Sinni Peninsula
Red Sea
Ismail Pasha
Constantinople
Enob Pasha
Cairo
Evelyn Baring
Alexandria
Eyoub Pasha
Khedive
Todar
Evoub Pasha
Ulster Urges Defiance Against Dublin Parliament
A Belfast Ulster Defense Committee meeting led by the mayor called for a convention and vowed Ulster will not submit to Dublin Parliament. Major Saunderson and T. W. Russell warned of violence and unrest, while General Committees formed and over 100 nonconformist ministers agreed to mobilize in Britain.
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Lexpos
Belfast
Ulster Defense Committee
Ulster Commoners
Ulster
Dublin
League
Ireland
Major Saunderson
T. W. Russell
Great Britain
House of Commons
Orangemen
Hindoos Terribly Worked Up Over Kidnap Rumors
Rumors spread by religious fanatics claimed the Government planned secret agents would kidnap seven boys for a water deity sacrifice at a proposed reservoir site. Natives believed the tale, attacked suspected emissaries, and a crowd beat several Sikh Hindoos. Police arrested many ringleaders awaiting trial for rioting.
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Susnee
Liberals' Labor Allies Stand of Poor Chance for Independents
In Lospex April 8 report labor candidates who resist Liberal Electoral Executive control are being ousted by district committees. The Executive has approved 20 labor candidates, mostly seen as certain winners, with pay split between general and local funds. Public and trades union support is weak, leaving independent labor candidates starved for funds. John Burns' fund is sustains at £1 weekly, Dockers' Union secretary fund appeal for more funds.
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Dockers’ Union
Paris Execution Sparks Gruesome Head Experiment Plan
The killer sentenced to be guillotined asks his medical student brother to question a severed head after decapitation to test if any life remains. He aims to learn sensations and physiological responses from the head. A Black Fope is to be elected next month. details to follow in THE DISPATCH tomorrow.
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Paris
Anastay
Urad
Funeral Notice for Alburt Staley at 29 Ross Street
On Friday April 6 1993 Macroe Sees Le bier ene Marcellin ule at the residence of Alburt Staley No 29 Ross Street City. Notice of funeral in evening papers.
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Maguire
Nex
Macore Sees
Marcellin
Alburt’ Staley
Ross Street
City
Buckeye Brutality: a double murder and self-inflicted death
A jealous husband killed his wife and her alleged lover with revolver shots in McCurdy house, then shot himself. Waltenbaugh, a plasterer, died nearby. Mrs McCurdy survived with nonfatal wounds. Police and doctors rushed to the scene as neighbors aided the injured.
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McCurdy
Shorh
Sherb
Mra. McCurdy
Ada Ebersole's Death Voted Poison Case in Dalton
Lancaster report says Ada Ebersole died March 23 at Dalton Ohio. Dr Palmer and four physicians claim poisoning after post mortem. stepfather Henry Weimer suspected for restraining Ada and altering events. Aquila Maxwell and motive tied to estate. embalming occurred two hours after death. A test sample sent for analysis to Dr Grennamyer as Wayne County prosecutions consider crime.
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Darlien
MassiLion
April
Lancaster
A. Q. Martin
J. M. Gingrich
Lebanon County
Ada Ebersole
Dalton
Henry Weimer
Weimer
Thspatch
J. M. Palmer
Greenamyer
Orrville
Ada
Aquila Maxwell
Maxwell
Grennamyer
Wayne County
Preferred by a Girl Killed by a Widower
A widower of 40 years named Daniel McDaniels is involved in a fatal incident after allegedly harming a girl’s preference. The report notes a linked pattern of harm and a subsequent death amid ongoing investigations and local responses.
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Himsolf
Lia
April
Daniel McDaniels
Editor Uncovers 1882 Waupaca Murder Case In 1891 Arrests
Waupaca Wisconsin April 8 special report details the 1882 assassination of banker W H Mead. Four local men Alfred R Lea Sam Stout Alfred Pall and David Holmes were arrested on indictments grand jury found. Stout named principal. Lea Pall and Holmes accessories.
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Wauupaca
Wis
W. H. Mead
Waupaca
Edward Gordon
Dia
Alfred R. Lea
Sam Stout
Alfred Pall
David Holmes
Stout
Lea
Pall
Homes
Stevens Point
Holmes
United States Aims for Naval Depot in Uruguay
A Times report from Buenos Ayres says American Minister Pitkin and Admiral Walker hold daily talks with Uruguay's Foreign Affairs minister. Uruguay may provide a coal and provisions depot for the U S Navy at Libertad Island or another site near Montevideo, with discussions extending to an Argentine concession at the mouth of the Rio de la Plata.
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The
Thunderer
Uncle Sam
Lespes
the Times
Buenos Ayres
Mr. Pitkin
Admiral Walker
Uruguay
United States Navy
Libertad Island
Bay
Montevideo
Times
Pellegrini
Rio de la Plata
Argentine Republic
Pitkin
Fishback
Segation
Argentine
The Pope Called a Busybody
The Paris Morning Post correspondent reports M. Renan condemning clergy for turning the pulpit into a political platform and provoking church riots. He urges the church to obey laws and stick to faith with respect for authority, doubting the Pope’s influence and calling him a busybody of the Catholic hierarchy.
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Loxpox
Paris
Morning Post
M. Renan
France
Dejazet
Further Attempts to Corroborate Charley Ross Story
St Louis dispatch notes ongoing inquiry into the Benton Missouri Charley Ross case. RR Sparks of Blodgett says an unknown man brought a boy to Benton in 1874 and that the boy resembled Ross. Sparks, supported by friends, cites the event and says Mr Ross will not pursue the case, though friends may.
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St. Louis
Charley Ross
Benton
H. Sparks
Blodgett
William Sparks
Benton, Mo
Germantown
Ross
Eania
Pellens
Sparks
Phi Philadelphia
Emigrant Passenger Rates Raised by Several Steamship Lines
In New York on April 8 several passenger steamship companies announce rate increases of 3 pounds per emigrant to offset new and heavy payments under stricter immigration laws.
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New York
Quaker City Trolleys Still Ahead in City Session
Anti trolley ordinances and resolutions introduced in Councils were reviewed by the Committee on Law and Railroads after a joint Select Council meeting. The panel ordered the measures reported negatively. Also noted TRAINING CHILDREN as Inventors by George Iles in The Dispatch tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Committee On Law and Railroads
Select Council
George Iles
Impatient Settlers Observe Open Border for Indian Lands
Indian Territory rush to the Cheyenne and Arapahoe reserve after soldiers stationed near Brown's Valley withdraw. Prospectors overwhelm trains, with 1500 awaiting the proclamation at Canadian, Texas, and 3000 expected to race for lands. A transportation company aids routes, while saloons and gambling dens face closure. Cimarron City forms for Black settlers near Kingfisher.
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St. Paul
Brown’s Valley
Minn
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Arapahoe
Canadian
Tex
United States Cavalry
Washington
Kiowa
Kan
Cheyenne
Kiowa Overland Cheyenne and Arapshoe Transportation Company
Higgins
Cheyenne and
Elasma
May Day Demonstration Advice and Madrid Bomb Plot Claims
The Socialist party urges colleagues to keep May Day demonstrations quiet. Opposition papers allege the Madrid bomb discoveries result from police plots, reflecting tensions and conflicting narratives.
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Socialist Party
Madrid
Pay Dirt Struck How Big Money Is Made in Pension Office
The Pension Office investigation hears from Representative Brookshire and others about clerks billing members and selling information to pension attorneys. Hersey, a pension attorney, is examined amid claims of misused names and paid work for several congressmen.
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Hersey
N. K. Gants
Ohio
Samuel E Hersey
Durburrow
Ilinois
Perkins
Iowa
Messrs. Martin and Struble
Cooper
Brookshire
Mr. Perkins
Gantz
Plumb
B. F. Fleeniken
Payson
Maddox
Cochran
English
Harter
McClellan
Martin
Indiana
Morgan
Mr. Cooper
Congress
H. E. Linesweaver
Raum
Green B. Raum, Jr
Sproesser
Fleming
Preacher Strickland Held for Murder in Boy Death
Rev. W. H. Strickland a Baptist clergyman, principal at Clarkston Academy, is held for murder after a coroner jury verdict linked his severe whipping to blood poisoning fatal to a 13 year old pupil, son of Colonel Nash. He denies awareness of charges while at the Baptist State Convention in LaGrange.
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Decatur
W. H. Strickland
Baptist State Convention
la Grange
Clarkston Academy
Strickland
Nash
Mr. Strickland
Ravachol Trial Delays After Banana Hoax Revealed
Paris reports Ravachol used a banana shaped object to mimic a dynamite cartridge during today's court appearance. He threatened to blow up the building causing a stampede before officials learned the device was harmless. Trial set for April 25 as crowds recovered from the scare.
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Paris
Ravachol
Severity for Spanish anarchists Mapu April
The Minister of Justice issued a circular to provincial authorities ordering severe measures against anarchist fomenters and advocates by street agitation or newspaper writing. Bomb or explosive possessors convicted with intent face life penal servitude. Authorities must break up all secret groups.
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Mapu
Minister of Justice
De Steurs Divorce Case Heads to Sioux Falls
The De Steurs divorce case moves toward a new trial next week in Sioux Falls. The dispute centers on Judge Aiken's court jurisdiction, tied to a motion challenging the suit as the Baron, the defendant, was then Minister Plenipotentiary of the Netherlands at Paris, under a statute granting Supreme Court exclusive jurisdiction over ambassadorial actions.
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St. Paul
de Steurs
Sioux Falls
Aiken
Netherlands
Paris
United States
Supreme Court
Duffy's Pure Malts Endorsed Against Pneumonia
An old advertisement argues pneumonia is caused by a weakened body not the disease itself. It promotes strengthening health, careful living, and a pure stimulant, claiming Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey uniquely wards off pneumonia and has saved thousands.
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Duffy's
Duffy
Southern Veterans Meet Open in New Orleans Reunion
The Confederate veterans gathered in New Orleans for a reunion at Washington Artillery Hall. General W J Behan opened the meeting and welcomed delegates as Mayor Shakespeare and General J B Gordon spoke of loyalty, memory, and unity under the American flag.
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Washin Artillery Hall
W. J. Behan
Louisiana Division United Confederate Veterans
General Behan
Louisiana
Shakespeare
Behan
Nicholls
J. B. Gordon
Gordon
Lee
Hood
Convention of
United Confederate Veterans
Old Line Mormons In Good Shape In Independence
At the International Conference of the Recognized Church of the Latter Day Saints Bishop Kelly reported the church finances with total receipts 72117 and total disbursements 67000 leaving a balance of 5174. The Quorum of the Seventy recorded 62 baptisms for the year. The Chicago branch noted internal dissensions and requested a minister who would refrain from mind slinging. the report was referred to the Quorum of Seventy.
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Independence
International Conference of the Recognized Church of the Latter Day Sainta
Kelly
Quorum of the Seventy
Chicago
SECRETARY BLAINE IN NEW YORK FOR REID BANQUET
Secretary Blaine arrived from Washington and stayed with his daughter Mrs. Walter Damrosch. He planned to attend the Ohio Society banquet honoring Minister Whitelaw Reid, with possible remarks. Secretary Elkins at the Holland House and Secretary Foster expected to join tomorrow for the same event.
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New York
Blaine
Washington
Walter Damrosch
Ohio Society
Whitelaw Reid
Elkins
Holland House
Foster
Reid
Good Wife Suggests Cure With Coricena Remedies
C.L. Pearsall reports a lifelong illness cured after seven months of applying Coricena remedies. He states he suffered from a severe chest and shoulder eruption since 1861 and endured failed treatments from numerous physicians before adopting the products and regaining health. He offers his experience for reference.
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Gettyehure
C.L. Pearsall
Fulton Fish Market
New York
Cuticura Remedies Advertising Claim Summary
An advertisement touts Cuticura products including Cuticura Medies and Resolvent as cures for skin and blood disorders. It claims internal purification of impurities and poisonous elements and external cleansing of skin and scalp to restore health.
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Hart Career
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Dellard
Norrow
la Roquette
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Ringstrasse
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Castros
L. T. Weakenbaugh
John McCurdy
Shorb
Waltenbaugh
Waltenbauch
Wattenbaugh
Nannie Hays
Hanging Rock
McDaniels
Mar
Missouri
Fhrst
Quaker City
Lisleton
Indian Territory
Kingfisher
Rock Island Railroad
Arapahoe Reservation
Cimmarron City
Southern Veterans
New Orleans
Dinols
Ister
York
Resol Ven
J. E. O'Donnell
Grant Street
Louis Lo Luessel
Pit
Pune
Louis Toessel
Abel
Thomas McCaffrey
Butler Street
Brussels
T. M. Latimer
Federal Street
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