May West onces more Blaine in Spain romance
Mrs. James G. Blaine Jr seeks absolute divorce from her husband as she plans residence in South Dakota. Rumors tie her to Dr. William Tillinghast Bull as a possible future husband amid detective suspense and Catholic dispensation discussions.
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South Dakota
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Jimmie Blaine, Jr
Europe
John W. Foster
Spain
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William Tillinghast Bull
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G. H. Wynkoop
East Sixteenth Street
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Broadway
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central Road
United States
John H. Stalin
Augusta
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Foster
Young Blaine
Mr. Blaine
Washington
Blaines
Columbia Steel Works to Pass Into Uniontown and Pittsburg Hands
A Columbia Steel Works reorganization moves control to Uniontown capitalists and several Pittsburg men. Robert Hogsett may become president as funds near 102000 dollars needed to buy first mortgage bonds held by Bogga Buhl. The plan aims to eliminate receivership and the assignee, with a five year extension on debt and renewed company footing.
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Pittsburg
Dipatoms Asroxrows
Columbia Steel Works
Butz
E. M. Butz
Boger Bubl
Robert Hoggett
William H. Playford
Hogsett
Lemont
Bogga & Buhl
Boggs & Bull
Belmont Nail Company
Rumors Fly Over Whisky Trust Grand Jury Probe
April 11. The federal grand jury continues the investigation into an alleged plot to blow up H. H. Shufeldt's distillery. Evidence reportedly shows explosive material bought at Colburn and Birk's drug store in Peoria and made in the trust's Peoria laboratory. Witnesses are said to have been bought off, with perjury prosecutions possible.
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Peoria
Trust
Drawn battle as coke region dispute nears week end
In April 11 report, coke region talks show both operators and strikers claiming strength while work is limited. Most plants run weakly or on sliding scale, Pinkerton guards paid from miners’ wages, and union influence cited as keeping labor disciplined. Local regiments may affect morale next week.
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Mr. Pheasant
Cochran
Nellie
Brennan
McClure Company
Morewood
Morris Ramsay
Parker
Slapting Raid Covers City After Afternoon Fray
Sheni Clawson reported a raid by women on works defense last afternoon. guard deputies sworn in by Whitney to deter further raids. The incident caused extensive damage though women used little effective force. details tied to locals including Robert Weddell and others from More.
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Mr. Pleasant
Sheni Clawson
Whitney
Robert Weddell
Deputies Guard Whitney and Calumet Coke Works
Warrants issued for women involved in the Whitney raid. Deputies sworn in at Calumet to safeguard works amid expected trouble. Sheriff Clawson criticizes high bonds for Captain Lear and his deputies, who were only performing duty, while struggling to recruit more deputies for coke works.
United Mine Workers Delegates Renew Bond Amid Strike Action
District delegates finish deliberations at Scottdale with no broad action beyond reaffirming union bonds. Meetings are planned across the region with John Nugent and William Hay among speakers. Resolutions condemn a disparaging interview about Lawyer Beacom and urge strikers to stay within the law while wage issues are resolved. Relief funds show substantial contributions and a further $15,000 expected from the Federation of Labor.
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United Mine Workers of America
Stewart
Open
McClure
John Nugent
National Executive Board
Ohio
William Hay
Michael Disman
James McBryde
Junction
John McSlay
Fairchance
Peter Wise
Adelaide
Morewood
Tarrs
Messrs. Nugent
Barrett and McBryde
Lessenring
Sewickley
Messrs. Wise and Nugent
Morgans
Lamont
Scottdale
Beacom
Coke
Parker
John Kane
Federation of Labor
Tenth Regiment Battles Grip at Morewood Hospital
From a staff correspondent April 11 reports the Tenth Regiment's hospital at Morewood filled with grip and serious illness. Captain Palmer Sergeant Dunn Corporal McDonald Corporal Davis Sergeant McClelland and Corporal Pollock are listed among the sick. Major Neff visits daily. Colonel Hawkins improves. Two companies from the Tenth guard Standard works under Major Mowrey. Chaplain Hunter to preach tomorrow at Standard. Captain Barnet arrives from Washington in command after severe grip.
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Morewood
Palmer
Dunn
Corpo McDonald
Davis
McClelland
Pollock
Grimm
Neff
St Standard
Hawkins
Standard
Mowrey
Hunter
Barnet
Washington
Nixon dispatch reports coke strike progress and civil force
General Wiley sent a dispatch to Governor Pattison noting improved conditions at Morewood after the eighteenth regiment moved to Stitteburg at noon. He reports civil force increasing and a growing confidence that citizens will be protected in their daily lives.
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Wiley
Pattison
St Itteburg
Morewood
Coke strike idles hundreds at McKeesport mills
In McKeesport on April 11 the coke strike halts work at the National Rolling Mill with 300 to 400 paddlers and helpers idle due to pig metal shortage from limited coke. Monongahela furnaces stand ready to operate as soon as coke is secured.
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McKeesport
National Rolling Mill
Monongahela
No Tights No Show Cancel Opera Visit in Minnesota
The McCaule Opera Company cancels its St Paul engagement after the Minnesota Senate passes a bill barring women in tights on stage. Manager Avery telegraphs the St Paul manager with the line No tights, no show in a Jacobie style.
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Minnesota State Senate
McCaule Opera Company
Avery
St. Paul
Jacobie
Starvation Crisis Reported in Nova Scotia Cove
Two hundred families in Erre's Cove Nova Scotia face actual starvation as of April 11 with relief efforts awaited.
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Nova Scotia
Erre’s Cove
Briggs on the Rack A Presbyterians Seeks Briggs Dismissal
New York April 11 The Rev Charles A Briggs D D professor at Union Theological Seminary faces a possible trial for heresy. The New York Presbytery will push preliminary action ahead of the General Assembly in Detroit with an overture seeking his dismissal. Briggs defended his views on Scripture church and reason amid strong opposition from orthodox leaders and many Presbyteries nationwide.
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Charlr
A. Briggs
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Detroit
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General Assembly
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Navy
van Norden
Presbytery
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Presbyterian Union
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Brooklyn
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Tin Ho
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Christendom
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South
Mussouri
Philadelphia
Brtega
Ministers Deposed by Iowa Conference in Dusvgee
Three ministers are removed from the Evangelical Church of North America by the Iowa Conference at its Dusvgee meeting. The charges cite allegiance to a rebel faction led by Bishop Dubs of Chicago.
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Evangelical Church of North America
Iowa Conference
Dubs
Chicago
Anna Dickinson Case Affects Dr Seward and Insists on Damages
Special telegram from Pittston Pa reports Miss Susan Dickinson stating she will press no further suits against Dr Seward and will stay in Pittston to meet any charges by Ronas lawyers. Anna Dickinson remains in Goshen Minn and denies her sister statements while asserting an alleged conspiracy.
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Dietaron
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Susan Dickinson
Goshen
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Anna
Susan
Dickinson Resigns as Baltimore and Ohio Superintendent
Battimore April 11 E Dickinson resigns as General Superintendent of the Baltimore and Ohio lines from the Ohio river to Chicago. The position will be filled by a Western man, but no selection has yet been made.
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Coke O Tora
Lynch
The Dispatch Directory Summary
The Dispatch Directory outlines issue contents across 20 pages in three parts with news of the day, class notes, and literary features. It lists page allocations for Europe news rail rates church topics poetry society notes and columns including stage news and educational items and recalls notable authors and sections like the puzzle department and market reports.
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Italy Eyes Final Answer in New Orleans Affair
Diplomatic circles in Washington discuss a Rome report that Italy may demand an immediate reply or sever ties, with Crispi aiming to topple Radini's Radini ministry. Officials say war is unlikely and the bluff may be a political tactic, while Italian anger over American coverage grows.
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Italy
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Porter
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Quence
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Radini
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