Italy Threatens War Over U S Envoy Recall
April reports say Italy may demand the U S minister leave Rome and recall its envoy. Officials in Washington doubt the threat, noting the Italian note’s transmission and Blaine’s reply likely already arranged. State Department officials deem the dispatch a rumor and advise caution before public acknowledgment.
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Harrison
Halford
Blaine
Wharton
Brown
Italy
State Department
Rome
Eine Humbert
New Orleans
Porter
Blaine Meine
Marquis Imperiali
Marquis Imperali
Sisine
Tome
Iudini
Fon
Nubliou
Washington
Delayed promise over Italian note row widens diplomatic drift
Reports detail Italy pressing for punishment of lynchers and indemnification for murdered Italian citizens while the United States delays disclosure of Blaine's response. European diplomats express the view that Washington mishandles the crisis, with hints Italy may recall officials or escalate protests.
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Blaine
Italy
Baron Fava
Tialy
Rudin
Fava
Porter
Marquis Imperiali
Julian Pauncefote
Romero
Mexico
Washington
Europe
New Orleans
Rome
Americans in Italy Embrace Nobility and Emigration Rise
A European notice discusses American women marrying into Italian aristocracy in Rome and other cities. It notes prominent American-born women like Eva Julia Bryant and Thomas Capel Broadwood’s daughter among Rome's elite. The piece highlights a rise in Italian emigration to America, from 30,238 in 1889 to about 200,000 last year, illustrating migration and social exchange between continents.
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Duxlap
New Orleans
United States
Italy
Rome Stone
Colonna
Eva Julia Bryant
John W. Mackay
Alexandra Ruspoli
Thomas Capel Broadwood
New York
House of Ruspoli
Josephine Mary Curtis
Paris
Bolognett
Lante
Gayot
Triggiano
America
Atlantic
Europe
South
Foreigners and Our Navy
The Globe comments on the American navy plans noting that new warships seem less formidable than British steamers. It praises U S resolve and wealth to build a powerful navy and suggests we should profit from American experiments and lessons as a nation with ingenuity.
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Loxwos
The
Globe
Times
Comnt
Paris
Teutonic
United States
They Will Make It Warm for Those Who Insulted the Yankee Flag
Special telegram reports Kinastox April 10 that Prats Post notes strong action against insulters of the Yankee flag.
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Difpatch
Kinastox
Prats Post
Italian outrage investigated by Grand Army of the Republic
Major Martin Snyder leads a committee from Pratt Post to probe the Lefevre Falls incident in the Ulster cement district where Italian quarry workers reportedly fired on an American flag after a New Orleans shooting protest. The matter will go to the District Attorney after inquiry.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Martin Snyder
Lefevre Falls
Ulster
New Orleans
Veterans of
Pratt Post
New York
Baron Fava Sails Today From New York
Baron Fava the recalled Italian Minister departed the Victoria Hotel for the liner Le Gasconne and will return home tomorrow morning, signaling a key diplomatic moment as he makes his exit from New York.
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New York
Million expended dispute in Whitty Powderly case
In PurrapEerraia April 10 the case of William Whitty against Terrence Powderly and others continued in Common Pleas Court No 1. Testimony cited letters from T B Barry praising Whitty while predicting payment would fail. Barry claimed board approval, but board officials disputed ever receiving the report. Records show about £98,000 spent, with funds diverted to board members and no clear accounting.
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T. B. Barry
Whitty
Powderly
PurrapEerraia
William Whitty
Terrence V. Powderly
East Saginaw, Mich
Garry
Reidits of Labor
Barry
Executive Board
John W. Hayes
Mohawk Valley
Maguire
Sid
Manton
Obstanate Cattle Men Ship Into Osage Nation
Cattle men despite government warnings and the threat of Indian Agent Woods continue loading four train loads of stock daily into the Osage nation. In the last three weeks about 25,000 head have been shipped from San Angelo with more planned as Santa Fe Railway moves them.
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St. Louis
Texas
Woods
Ponca
I. T
San Angelo
Osace
Santa Fe Railway Company
G A R Silver Jubilee Ends in Illinois meet
The G A R silver jubilee celebration in Decatur Illinois concluded with the Illinois department meeting adjourning Horace Clark of Mattoon won the post as Department Commander Resolutions urged immediate contributions to the Memorial Hall in Decatur A proposed $100 gift to the Confederate Home in Chicago was not adopted because the order already serves its own destitute but the charity idea was commended and approved
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Decatur, Illn
G. A. ER
Illinois Department
Horace 5. Clark
Mattoon
Decatur
Blodgett
Chicago
Mrs John Sherwood to discuss child mental culture tomorrow
Mrs John Sherwood will give practical hints on the mental culture of children in The Dispatch tomorrow. A paper for every fireside.
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John Sherwood
Dispatch
Ballot Box Arrests Stir Chicago Election Scene
Colonel James W Nye and State's Attorney Longenecker went to Judge Tuthill's court to obtain a bench warrant for Dennis Sheehan, a Democratic Judge of Election accused of breaking open the ballot box at the Twentieth precinct of the Nineteenth ward after polls closed. The judge signed the warrant and it was handed to a deputy sheriff for service.
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Chicago
James W. Nye
Republican Campaign Committee
The Grip Among the Indians Reported Across Provinces
Ottawa on April 10 reports from the Department of Indian Affairs say the Indian material condition in seven provinces is satisfactory with many bands, from Atlantic to Pacific, showing self support. The grip affected most bands during last winter and spring with widespread reports from the department.
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Ottawa
Department of Indian Affairs
Dominion
Atlantic
Pacific
Department
Attack on Quay Policy Promises from Democratic Leader Kerr
Ex Congress member James Kerr, Pennsylvania Democratic State Committee chairman, says the party is active to fulfill pledges on ballot reform taxation and constitutional reform. He accuses Quay allies in Harrisburg of delaying reform and pushing a Constitutional Convention to keep control, urging farmers workers and business interests to back honest, reformist legislation.
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Harrisburg
James Kerr
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Party
Executive Department
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Mr. Kerr
Republican Club
Quay
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Feaders
Senate
House of Representatives
Kerr
Resignation Tendered by Chairman Amid Ripperism Debate
The Chairman, Mr Adams, resigned after condemning inconsistent decisions during the ripperism period. He stated no charges of corruption, lamented the courtesy shown by his party, and referred his resignation to the Committee on Rules for action.
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Adams
Committee On Rules
Willing to Arbitrate Irish National League Resolutions Adopted
The Irish National League of America council adjourned after resolutions urging interchanges with Parnell and Harrington, offering good offices as arbitrator, proposing a national convention in Baltimore by September 1891, and noting the illness of Hon. John F. Armstrong. The council adjourned subject to the President's call.
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America
Cincrumnatti
Irish National League of America
Irish National League
Dublin
Charles Stewart Parnell
Timothy Harrington
Messrs. Parnell
Harrington
John Dillon
Ireland
Baltimore
Parnell
John F. Armstrong
Militia Sent Home After Eighteenth Regiment Report
Mr Pleasant April 10 The Eighteenth Regiment will leave the coke regions tomorrow morning unless Governor Pattison countermands the order. General Wiley will accompany them to Pittsburg then return to Mt Pleasant. McClelland to Harrisburg to confer. Tenth Regiment remains on duty. Miners meet at Scottdale endorse strike, vow to fight if needed with support from Powderly and National officers. Meetings report solid support, calls for settlement with operators.
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Mr. Pleasant
Pattison
Wiley
Pittsburg
Mt. Pleasant
McClelland
Harrisburg
Morewood
Standard Works
National Guard
Department of All
Pennsylvania
Scottdale
Connellaville
Peter Wise
Wise
Powderly
Ecko
Crisp defends tariff reform stance in Speakership race
Special telegram from Macon reports Congressman Crisp rebutting charges he is anti tariff reform. He says his record shows consistent support for tariff reduction and that leadership in tariff matters rests with Ways and Means. He notes he has not served on that committee but remains a tariff reformer in votes and speech.
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Macon
Crisp
Congress
Carliste
House
Ways and Means
Tights vs Skirts Debate Spills Into House Panel
In St Paul on April 10, the McHale anti rights bill moves to the House Judiciary Committee after Senate passage. The Crystal Slipper at the Metropolitan Opera House drew most of the 114 House members, with over 100 in attendance to study tights on stage before voting. A 6 pm recess extended to 11:30 pm to accommodate the session.
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St. Pau
McHale
State Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Committee On Education
Metropolitan Opera House
Preston B. Clarke
L. N. Scott
House of Representatives
Senator Avery Dead In New Orleans At 47
A telegram reports Sen J M Avery of Iberia has died in New Orleans at age 47. He was born in Louisiana, son of Judge D D Avery, served as a Confederate staff officer, and was elected to the State Senate in 1888. He passed away while at the Legislature's last session. The Dispatch promises a Children’s department and educational content tomorrow.
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New Orleans
J. M. Avery
Iberia
Mr. Avery
Louisiana
D. D. Avery
Avery
Petite Anse Island
America
Confederacy
Richard Taylor
B. Buckner
State Senate
Ottawa Senator Resigns Over Floor Courtesy
Mr. Sutton, a Senate member from Ottawa, tendered his resignation citing rough treatment on the chamber floor last night. He said he was denied an opportunity to explain his position and declared he could no longer serve under the circumstances.
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Ohio
Sutton
Senate
Ottawa
Pan-American Congress visits White House in April
The Central Committees of the Pan-American Congress, led by Judge Arnoux, visited the White House this morning. They presented a brief address on their work and plans. The President responded with warmth, noting he cannot speak officially without Congress, but that his sympathies align with expanding human rights and closer international understanding through improved communication.
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Washinetox
Pan-American Congress
White House
Arnoux
Congress
Deputies Freed as Judge Rules They Cannot Be Held for Murder
Deputy sheriffs Loar Harvey Wilson Louis Davis Carey Brown Jacob Zundell Steve Carns Miles Hann and others were freed on bail after Judge Heyburn ruled they could not be held on first degree murder charges. Bail set at $3,000 each, with additional guardsmen posting bonds at Greensburg. Defense argued deputies were performing duty. prosecution contended shooting was unjustified. Strikers vow to pursue the case.
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Heyburn
Loar
Greensburg
W. J. Hitchman
J. W. Moore
E. M. Gross
M. K. Salsbury
H. J. Brunnet
Captain Loar
Harvey Wilson
Louis Davis
Carey Brown
Jacob Zundell
Steve Carns
Miles Hann
Gay
Scottdale
Moorhead
Head Re
Beacam
Reyburn
George Carbaugh
J. J. Berger
Ed K. Seaman
White Cap threats at Leith Coke works amid labor strife
In Astostowx on April 10 Thomas King and George Black received White Cap notices warning them to quit work or face violence. A deputy sheriff received the notices and guards protect both houses as officials report 14 workers at Leith today with plans for more, while Redstone guards remain and Fairchance Furnace works report smooth operation.
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Astostowx
Thomas King
George Black
Laith Coke Works
Leith Town
Whyel
Leith
Redstone
Fairchance
Dr Hunters Sermons at Pleasant April 10
Chaplain J H Hunter of the Tenth Regiment will address soldiers at shaft B on Fidelity at 9 A M. He will preach at shaft A on The Sabbath for Man at 10 30 A M and at the Opera House at 3 P M on Gods Favor Necessary to Success.
Quiet at Morewood A8 Oper Mr Pleasant April 10
Bookkeeper Hook says similar number of men worked at Morewood as yesterday. Two or three men were down with grip and absent. Strikers claim only three workers besides foremen were present, likely an undercount.
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Krnom
Mr. Pleasant
Morewood
Hook
Eighteenth Regiment Skirmish Drills Continue at Local Post
A staff correspondent reports daily skirmish drills by the Eighteenth Regiment here. Today Lieutenant Wassel addressed local school pupils on life at West Point. Colonel Smith and Adjutant Reese attended the event.
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Wassel
Colonel Smith
Roose
Scortpage
West Point
Jonel Smith
Reese
Riot at Whitney threatens Latrobe area plants
Information reports a late night riot at Whitney seven miles from Latrobe with women attacking men seeking work. No damage occurred, 45 workers remained, 300 ovens idle at Whitney and Lippincott, deputies were requested but not yet dispatched, and Whitney favored keeping officials away as the strike situation worsened.
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Whitney
Latrobe
George L Whitney
Itney
Lippincott
After Dusky Votes 1892 Southern Delegates Debated
Washington dispatch describes a district militia review at the White Lot with colored troops saluted differently by the President. It notes Ordway’s prior muster-out order reversed, the South seeking delegates for 1892, Blaine’s candidacy rumors, and the view that Blaine would decline if nominated while remaining in Harrison’s Cabinet.
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Washington
Tur Disratch
Ordway
Missouri
Blaine
Sherman
Alger
Chicago
Harrison
Atill
Maine
Mr. Blaine
House of Representatives
Dispatche
Blaine, Lightner
New United States Treasurer Expected From Indiana
It is practically settled that E. H. Nebecker of Indiana will succeed S. N. Huston as United States Treasurer. Huston is en route to Washington for a conference with the President tomorrow afternoon. Nebecker is also due to arrive tomorrow and formal transfer arrangements will be made before the President's departure for the South and West.
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Wasuingdom
E. H. Nebecker
Indiana
S. N. Huston
United States
Washington
Nebecker
Secretary Foster's Trip to New York Next Week
Secretary Foster will travel to New York Tuesday for several days on private business and to meet Custom House officials and administration methods. He sees no change in New York's situation and no immediate prospects affecting his duties.
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Washington
Foster
New York
Custom House
Stonecutter conspiracy verdict in Montrrtes case
The jury found four National Union members Joseph B. Dyer Patrick Morris Frank Morrill and EK P Sherburn guilty of conspiring to block Jacob McClue a non union stonecutter from work. They will appeal to the Supreme Court likely in October.
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Supreme Court
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