Italy and Blaine Loom in New Orleans Lynching Talks
Washington dispatch reports diplomats see Secretary Blaine's reply as strong and clear though offering no tangible satisfaction to Italy. Di Rudini's stance appears politically motivated, while most diplomats expect further steps or a possible diplomatic delay. Senator Plumb mocks Italian pretensions, praising Blaine's plain, courteous letter and warning against recall moves.
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New Orleans
Blaine
United States
di Rudini
Tax Dispatch
Washington
di Radini
Baron Fava
Marquis Imperiali
di Ludini
Bilsine
Plumb
Kansas
Fifteenth
Snd
Legation
Textual dispute over Blaine instruction text in Italian affairs
The note questions how to proceed and warns the public to withhold judgment until the full text of Mr Blaine's instruction is disclosed. It mentions Premier di Rudini and indicates skepticism about rapid resolution of the issue. The report highlights a cautious stance amid ongoing political debate.
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Italy
Premier di Rudini
Mx Blaine
Italy Seeks US Accountability Over New Orleans Lynching
In Rome today Premier Rudini stated Italy would not deem the diplomatic incident closed until the United States acknowledges duty to deliver perpetrators to justice and to indemnify families of Italian victims. He criticized U.S. federal limits on state actions and urged a formal assurance of swift criminal proceedings.
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America
Blaine
Rome
New Orleans
Chamber of Deputies
Rudini
Chamber
Italy
United States
Uni
Marquis di Rudini
Porter
Harrison
Louisiana
Baron Faga
Alsenal
Marquis Impeoriali
di Hadim
Europe
Marquis
Mr. Blaine
Washington
London
Marquis di Ru
Controversy Over U S Constitution Spares No One
Italian press of New York reports an interview at the Italian Foreign Office between United States Minister Porter and Count d Arco. The exchange centers on the U S ability to intervene in state matters and ends with d Arco criticizing the American constitution as indecisive and urging citizens to correct it themselves.
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New York
Daren Fava
Washington
United States
Porter
United States of America
Lousiana
Uccont d'Arco
America
Italian American Opinion on Elaine's Note to the Marquis
Blaine’s New Year note dated April 11 dismisses Elaine’s last communication as vulgar insidious and peevish. The Roma assessment deems it a weak plea by a counsel with art but lacking mercy and substance.
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Blaine
Flea
L Ecode Italia
Elaine
D| Redini
Rome
Newsp regelts form Highland Falls unit for Italy service
An artillery company based in Highland Falls New York has been formed for service against Italy. About 100 freigemen have joined and others are expected to enlist as the unit organizes for deployment.
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Newspre
N. Y
Italy
Highland Falla
American Minister Porter to Depart on Three Months Leave
Rome report states American Minister Porter will leave Rome for a three months leave of absence. The departure is to occur shortly, with the official responsible for diplomatic duties to be covered during his absence.
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Rome
Lorpor
the Chronicle
Porter
Southern Alliance split over third party aid in Congress
Colonel L F Livingston rejects McGrath push for a separate party. He argues Ocala December plan provides a remedy, warns a Cincinnati move risks harm, and predicts Northwest support may push a third party if relief is denied. He trusts the Democratic party to deliver relief, while Northwestern members doubt either major party.
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Livingston
Keneas
Atlanta
McGrath
Kansas Alliance
Southern Alliance
L. F. Livingston
Ocala
Cincinnati
State Alliance of
Kanena
Associated Press
Ucala
Northwest
Alliance
Democratic Party
Northwestern Alliance
Republican Party
Train wreck at Fallston claims three lives and injuries
A Maryland Central Railway freight train of 15 cars and 8 engines derailed on a trestle near Baltimore at Fallston. Nine men were aboard. three were killed and two injured. Fire engulfed the cars, and two escaped. Injured were Charles Watts and Hawking, both expected to survive. Only Martin's body was recovered. Dodson and Bracebanks were destroyed by fire.
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Baltimore
Maryland Central Railroad
Fallston
Maryland University Hospital
Killen
Jonn Martin
James Dodson
Benjamin Bracebanks
Charles Watts
Watts
Hawkins
Martin
Dodson
Sprucebanks
Electrocution Set in New York State Next Week
Justice Pratt denied a stay of execution for Nicola Trezza pending appeal. The Italian murderer enters the last week of his life on Sunday as his counsel claims new evidence of self defense. Dailey plans to seek further delay or appeal to Governor Hill for a reprieve.
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New York State
New York
Calvin E. Pratt
Supreme Court
Nicola Trexza
Moore
Court of Sessions
Brooklyn
Trezza
Abram H. Dutley
Alexander Salvano
Dailey
Stany
Governor Hill
First White Republican Meeting Held in South Carolina
A landmark gathering at the State Capitol marks South Carolina’s first white Republican meeting. Attendees include Dr. Bowen, Hannam of Spartanburg, James Hunter of Union, and Dr. Monroe of Union as 51 clubs elect delegates to a Republican convention in Cincinnati.
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South Carolina
Dispaater
S.C
State Capitol
Democratic Party
Bowen
Hannam
Spartanburg
James Hunter
Union
Monroe
Cincinnati
Color Line Drawn at Farmers Alliance Secret Session
The secret branch of the Farmers Alliance met with 13 counties represented and planned a state organization and constitution. Governor Campbell and L. L. Flair, national president, spoke. a secret session this afternoon drew the color line and will not admit Negroes. The question of joining the Cincinnati Conference will be considered later.
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Columbis
Farmers’ Alliance
Campbell
L. L. Fuir
Atsuaing
Cincinnati
Kanawha Valley coal operators meet in Charleston
Coal operators in Charleston meet and pass resolutions to keep mining operations running while challenging laws for weighing and measuring coal before screening and for payment in lawful money. The United Mine Workers in convention demand enforcement of the laws.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha Valley
United Mine Workers
Death Rate in New York Reaches Year High
New York reports 227 deaths in the 24 hours ending today, two more than Tuesday last, the highest death rate of the year. Only two grip cases, with one solely attributed to grip. For the five days of the week the total deaths numbered 474.
Italian stabbed for refusing to join local mob in Shamokin
In Shamokin an Italian man Joseph Cartot was stabbed by a mob after he refused to join the Dread Organisation. The assault left him very seriously injured. Police later arrested Martin Zella and Andre on charges related to an attempted assassination connected to the incident.
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The
Dread Organisation
Shamokin
Joseph Cartot
Ises
Tuure
Cartot
Martin Zella
Andre
Tenth Regiment Ordered Out in Pleasant April Unrest
In Pleasant, April 16, the Tenth Regiment is ordered to leave at 9 am sparking fear of a coke region uprising after the Morewood clash. Workers and management clash over troop withdrawal as labor leaders warn of longer strikes while officials cite peace reports.
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Mr. Pleasant
Coke
Cokers
Morewood
Pattison
Wiley
Ramsey Brothers
Lynch
Frick Company
Brennen
McClure Company
Ramsey
Morris Hamsey
Morewood Stotion
Scottdale
Iabor
Michael Bonitt
DisPatce
Eee
John Brennen
Barrett
Labor clashes and marches amid coke region unrest
Reported are ongoing labor actions with crews returning to work today after a delay. Organizing efforts, funding from the federation, and warnings about imported Italians mark the dispute. A riot arrest count reaches thirty as workers face policing at Lotter.
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M. W. Wise
Mesers
Wise
Deimman
Whitney
West Overton
Sam Allison
John Anderson
Painter
Lotter
John McDoff
Parken
Officers Testify In Morewood Riot Case
Coroner's Jury adjourned after witnesses detailed bloodthirsty mob threats and rioters actions at Morewood. Sheriff Clawson and Captain Loar testified about deputized roles and alleged firing without orders amid the March 29 confrontation with strikers at the Standard Works.
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Distaton
GreensBane
Morewood
Clawton
Morawood
Captain Lear
Laar
Y. X. McConnell
Mt. Pleasant
Ahoo
Se Teen
McCormick
Bean
Loar
Pattison
Eviction Clash at Trotter Works Ends Without Serious Harm
Sheriff McCormick and deputies faced a mob of strikers at Trotter Works near Connellsville. A woman threw boiling water. stones and blows followed as officers held the doorway. Stronsack was jailed after area tensions, with reinforcements planned for tomorrow.
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Astont
McCormick
Trotter Works
Connellaville
Fred Stronsack
Stronsack
Connellsville
Strousack
Polo
Cormick
McLelland to Clawson telegraphs over troop withdrawal
Westmoreland county Sheriff Clawson fears evictions at the end of a ten day notice could spark disorder and asks for troops. Adjutant General McClelland replies that troops will act to restore order if local authorities cannot quell unrest. McClelland heads to Greensburg as an order to withdraw the Tenth Regiment is anticipated.
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Haneisona
Sheriff Clawson
Westmoreland County
Sheriff Clawsox
Greensboro
Illiam McClella
McClelland
Greensburg
Paciiton
Vay
Iey
Marriage Collapse Rumors Haunt Former Acting Star
London reports reveal Mrs Mary Navarro once Mary Anderson, wife of Antonio de Navarro, hoeing life in Bournemouth as her temper and health deteriorate. Neighbors say she is a wreck,Morose and isolated, hoping for a return to the stage or a convent, while observers note a damaged artistic career.
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Dunlaf
CADLE
London
George Edwardes
Gaiety Theater
Antonio de Navarro
Maury Anderson
Dunlap
Bournemouth
Navarros
Metropole
Mary Anderson
Navarro
Victor Papel
Mentana
Bournemouth Iy
Onur Mary
Haymarket
A Love Feast Honoring Premier Mercier in Paris
A banquet at the Hotel Continental in Paris honored Premier Mercier and several Canadian officials including Treasurer Sheyha of Quebec and Hector Fabre the Canadian commissioner to France. Notable attendees included Vicomte de Vogue and Premier Morvier who gave a lengthy speech on peaceful themes.
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Paris
Hotel Continental
Mercier
Sheyha
Quebec
Hector Fabre
France
M. Beaugrand
Montreal
America
Alliance Francise
Colo
Alliance Ace Present Wa
Vicomte de Vi
French Academy
General Parmentier
Comté Donville Paul de Scharel
M. de Herds
Comte Colonna
Presior
American Officer Detailled to Serve with German Hussars
Lieutenant Powhatan H. Clarke of the Tenth U. S. Cavalry will serve with Westphalian Hussar Regiment No. 1 in a historic arrangement. General Vanviersen aided by seeking practical cavalry exposure, with consent from Secretary of War Proctor. Minister von Kaltenborg granted approval after U.S. efforts, and William Walter Phelps delivered a War Department note.
Steamer Glamorgan Sunk After Dover Collision
The steamer Glamorgan, Cardiff bound for Antwerp, was damaged in a collision with the P Calland at Dover Roads and was abandoned. Expectation is she has sunk with her crew aboard the Calland.
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Dover
P. Calland
New York
Amsterdam
Dover Roads
Glamorgan
Cardiff
Antwerp
Calland
Influenza Epidemic Hits Downtown Hurts Businesses
An April report from Hout notes a severe influenza outbreak reducing workforces across town. Deaths climb with a rate reported near 46 per 1 000, far above the normal 15 to 1 000, crippling daily operations in many firms.
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Hout
British force defeats Manipuris at Fort Thobal
Captain Presgrave reinforced Lieutenant Grant and defeated a force of Manipuris. His mounted infantry pursued the retreating enemy, killing fifty with no British casualties reported. The engagement was at Fort Thobal, with no losses on the British side.
Ellen Burke and John Greene Fined in Queerstown Arrest
Ellen Burke and John Greene were fined £2 each plus costs after being arrested on landing from the Nevada. Burke faced a revolver possession charge while Greene carried 11 rounds of ammunition.
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Dunlap's Cable Company
Queerstown
Ellen Burke
John Greene
Nevada
A Bellamy Scheme In London Store Openings In 1802
The Nationalization Society members in Lonpox announce the opening of the first Nationalization stores early in 1802 despite recent failures of Bellamy schemes in Chicago. The circular promotes the venture as a new phase in the movement.
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Lonpox
Chicago
Naionalization Society
Fragmentary Cable Notice From Dukelet Company
Incomplete OCR suggests a small cable notice from a company page mentioning a bench inquiry and an isolated entity. Details are illegible but imply a notice of a procedural or regulatory action and a referenced entity.
Embassy cites unfounded rum claim as groundless
The embassy states that the circulating rum is entirely unfounded and holds no basis in fact. Officials reiterate that no evidence supports the claim and urge media and public to rely on official statements.
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Dian
Bismarck Likely to Win Supplementary Ballot
Berlin reports indicate Prince Bismarck nears election on the second ballot as abstention among National Liberals reduces opposition. With Freisinnige and Gualph voters inclined to support or abstain, the socialist cigarmaker candidate faces a narrow path. A supplementary ballot is anticipated next Sunday.
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Berlin
Munde
Prince Bismarck
Freisinnige
Gualph
Making Haste Slowly. German Socialists Aim for Eight Hour Day
In Berlin on April 18 during Reichstag debates on the trades regulation bill the Socialist faction proposed setting a ten hour maximum workday immediately, reducing to nine hours next year and eight hours eventually, with immediate enforcement for certain labor.
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Berein
Reichstag
The
Socialista
Welcome Visit to the South Across Birmingham
The presidential train reached Birmingham after dawn with speeches from the rear platform by the President and Wanamaker. In Anniston and Tallapoosa large crowds greeted him and school children heard remarks. Governor Jones met the party in Birmingham as choirs and veterans joined a noisy, patriotic reception. Harrison praised national unity and postwar prosperity.
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Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Wanamaker
Anniston
Tallapoosa
South
Harrison
Talla
Georgia Line
Tintin
Alabama
Jones
Henryellen
Grand Army Post
Confederate Veterans’ Association
Selma
Monrgomery
Red Sea
Water Works Bill for Cincinnati Passes Senate
The Nolan bill to fund a new Cincinnati water works system is moved through the Senate with amendments reducing bonds from 6 million to 5 million. The mayor gains appointment power over the four non partisan commissioners who will oversee bond use. A proclamation by the mayor within 20 days follows passage and House concurrence. A separate Rawlings bill taxes raw materials for manufacturers.
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Evea
Nolan
Cincinnati
Senate
House
Non-Partizan
Ds of
Alexander
Banker's Death Ends Inheritance Dispute
In Havana five or six years ago banker Ebert P Cook vanished with family after his bank faced ruin. He was killed in Minnesota amid a feud with John G Glucks son. Gluck died last week and a codicil to his will leaves $10,000 to the widow of the slain man.
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EuMina
Ebert P. Cook
Havana
Coox Academy
Buenos Aires
John G. Glocx
Minnea
Gluck
Bank Clerk Dubroy Faces Reward After Theft Escape
In Cleveland on April 14 Joseph H. Dubroy a Euclid Avenue National Bank clerk stole 2000 and fled with Lewis Odell and two McNerney sisters Annie and Nellie toward Pittsburg. The bank and authorities offer a reward for Dubroy arrest. Dubroy is about 30 years old six foot four with fair hair and a smooth face.
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Cleveland
Joseph H. Dubroy
Euclid Avenue National Bank
American Express
Dubroy
Lewis Odell
Annie
Nellie McNerney
Cone City
Pits Rr
Dubrey
Stari
First step toward constitutional convention taken in Senate
In Harrisburg on April 16 Senator Robinsons bill advanced on second reading while Senator Ross opposed the two proposition approach for a people vote and delegate election. The debate questioned if a convention could be elected under untested methods and warned against unconstitutional, costly or hasty actions.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Robinson
Ross
Deleboth
Delaware
Baker
Repo
World's Fair Bill Expands State Commission in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on April 11 the first House vote on the World’s Fair Commission bill added the Governor and Lieutenant Governor to the Board of Commissioners and defeated all motions to cut the $200,000 appropriation. Supporters argued the state needs a strong exhibit. opposition to reducing the sum failed. The bill passed, with Senate expected to concur. Rumors claimed Governor Pattison opposed the creation of a large commission.
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Harrisburg
Board of Commissioners
Fow
Roth
Bee
Graham
Baker
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Senate
Pattison
Philadelphia Republicans Back Brooks License Bill Vote 112 to 61
April 16 in Harrisburg, David Martin and Philadelphia GOP leaders supported the Brooks wholesale license bill. The Philadelphia delegation and allied Republicans heavily backed the measure, producing a 112 to 61 final vote with many Democrats voting similarly. Allen County’s delegation largely supported aside from Mr Kearns, while Mr Brooks protested the handling.
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Ffbromas
Harrissore
David Martin
Durham
Philadelphia
House
Brooks
Fnally
Allenbeny
Kearna
Senate
Biiwood
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Farmers’ Alliance Secret Branch
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MAFIA
Shamoekin
Allison
Michael Roach
Committee On Supplies
Roach
Michael Bonett
John McIndoe
Enterprise
Santeen
Calumette
James Molryde
Columbus
Assistace
Federation of Labor
McLelland
Clawson
England
Premier Mercier
Dunlap’s Cable Company
IST Dunlap
Hull
Duslap
Dunlal's Cause Company
Duklap
Ti Munde
New South
Pittsburg OF
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Peclal Tel
Pittsburg
Cat
Jack Robinson
Brvoks
Cyrum
Henry Haun
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