Che Dispatch front matter and publishing addresses
The Dispatch announces publication details and office locations in Pittsburgh and New York with advertising and distribution notes. It lists business offices at Smithfield and Diamond Streets and rooms in The Equitable Building New York, plus distribution points in Paris and Union Square for readers and advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Street
Pasters
Theore
New York
Dispatch
Bucome
Direntono
Union Square
Paris
Prenee
Bismarck’s Defeat Signals Shifting German Politics
In a Gedemstadt context the article notes Bismarck’s diminished standing as a candidate for the Reichstag. It explains that his opposition would be weak, while Socialists and princes appeal may hinder his return. It also mentions a potential supplementary ballot shaped by financial considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Germany
Geestemaade
Toer
Emperor
Princeses
Belebetag
Italy Delays Blaine Reply Over Cable Charges
Italian officials delay reply as financial constraints hinder message delivery by cable. The piece notes Rome's inability to pay tolls, while the writer questions the nation’s stance and anticipates the foreign ministry’s eventual response.
The Indian Problem in War Time
A editorial weighs the failure to enlist Indians as soldiers and asks how to use or manage the savage population. It argues Indians could build livelihoods if enlisted, support loyalty as scouts in war, and warns that neglect or forced action could threaten white settlers. The piece frames the government’s task as urgent for settler safety and national growth.
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Panpore
Wen
Gresham and the Alliance Nomination Debate
The article discusses Walter Q. Gresham as a potential presidential nominee backed by Alliance politicians. It notes doubts about his willingness to switch parties and the likelihood of victory if nominated by the Farmers Alliance. It suggests Gresham could accept the honor if nominated, but emphasizes uncertainty about his chances and political alignment.
Alliance and Third Party Prospects in U S Politics
The piece doubts a third party formed by agricultural leaders will gain real momentum. It notes the Alliance lacks a unified coalition to be called a party and warns such a coalition would revive sectional conflict. It bets Judge Gresham would not accept Alliance nomination, leaving farmers likely to vote Republican unless they switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudee
Walter Q. Gresham
Farmers’ Alliance
Party of Hope
Alliance
White House
Joedee
Governor Pattison Vetoes Study of Physical Culture Bill
The veto blocks mandatory physical culture in public city schools, arguing for simpler instruction and prioritizing core studies. The Dispatch notes broad concern that adding more subjects would reduce attention to fundamental learning and hinder overall progress.
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Pattison
Commonwealth
Opium Trade Anger Behind Indian Rebellion?
The editorial argues England's India troubles may stem from Russian influence or religious fanaticism but also from opposition to opium traffic by high caste Hindoos. It notes rebellion spreading beyond the original district, questions the government’s decision not to appoint an inquiry committee, and suggests political use by opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
India
Legislation to curb smoke nuisance gains House push
A bill allowing cities to enact ordinances to suppress smoke nuisance passes the State Senate and moves to the House. Backed by Pittsburg and other towns, it faces possible delay but has broad support for clearer skies and healthier conditions. The piece is seen as vital, with opposition minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
House
Pittsburg
Blunder May End Political Career Over Kentucky Poorhouse
A quoted remark calls a blunder potentially fatal to a political figure and notes a Kentucky poorhouse death where a woman lay dead for two dates, demanding a thorough investigation into the case.
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Kentucky
Resignation at Allegheny Workhouse Superintendency
The Workhouse in Allegheny County loses a capable official as Henry Warner resigns to take a private sector post. Rumors swirl about replacements as outsiders seek the plum. Home rule urged to avoid external appointments.
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Henry Warner
Allegheny County
Warner
Witt President Harrison Hosts Canadian Envoys in October
In Washington reports note Witt President Harrison receives Canadian envoys on October 12. Commentary hopes the swift Washington departure of the Dominion representatives will not repeat, while discussions touch on the Glass Trust transparency and the value of imported sermons taxed 15 percent ad valorem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witt
Harrison Bast
Washington
Dominion
President Carnot to tour the South of France in May
A report notes President Carnot will depart Paris late in May for a swing through southern France. The item lists accompanying figures and hints at the social context of the journey amid a crowded column of brief notes on notable figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Carnot
Paris
France
Hexey M. Stanley
Mrs. Tennant
New York
Liverpool
Ohio Safe Deposit Bill Advances in House
The House passed a safe deposit and trust company bill authorizing broad powers after amendments. A separate bill reallocates 1,000,000 to the sinking fund and 532,175 to general revenue from the 1,882,025 direct tax. The Senate also approved a bill making it a crime to tap telephones. A penitentiary investigation report left minor issues unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co.imaves
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies
Senate
General Revenue Fund
General Assembly
Italian Minister Demands Proceedings Over Riots
The Italian minister’s first demand for punishment of rioters shifts to judicial action. Blaine corrects that indemnity language does not imply U S responsibility to insure Italian lives or grant extra protection. Families may sue lynchers in federal or state courts. the government will meet its obligations to Americans and Italians alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Italy
York World
United States
Eos
Blaine Replies to Italian Note Over New Orleans Affair
Secretary Blaine responds to the Italian government in the New Orleans matter. He rejects Italy’s demand for immediate punishment of mob leaders and denies any U S recognition of indemnity due to families. The tone is dignified and firm, aiming to show substantial justice and world opinion in favor of the United States stance.
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New York
Blaine
New Orleans
Benet
United States
Italy
Alaine Defines His Position in U S Italy Dispute
The New York Herald prints a detailed correspondence showing Mr Blaine correcting Rudini on indemnity and financial reparations for victims. He asserts treaty obligations remain intact and cites Webster’s 1851 exchanges with Spain to support his stance against any compromise.
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New York Herald
Ind
Italy
United States
Blaine
Rudini
Stato
Hisine
Mr. Webster
Spain
New Orleans
Probable New Orleans Lynching Prompting U S Indemnity Talks
New York Morning Journal notes Blaine hesitates to promise indemnity payments to Italian families over the New Orleans mob killings. It suggests state authorities may have connived or sanctioned the mob, signaling possible new diplomatic correspondence between governments.
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New York Morning Journal
Blaine
New Orleans
Diplomatic Letters on New Orleans Incident Stir Debate
The New Orleans affair draws mixed reactions as Elaine’s letter to the Marquis di Rudini is debated in American press. Commentators praise Blaine’s stance on treaty violations and U.S. courts while noting Italy may view the rhetoric as blustery or misrepresentative.
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New York Times
Elaine
Marquis Imperial
New Orleans
Marquis di Rudini
Candi
Marquis di Rodini
Bisine
Blaine
Congress
United States
Blaine Defends U S Stand Over Indemnity Treaty
The Philadelphia North American reports Secretary Blaine reiterates the American position on indemnity tied to the 1871 treaty with Italy. He asserts the U S cannot interfere with Louisiana law and that indemnity hinges on treaty provisions and proper legal redress.
Blaine’s arcane talk on Italian diplomacy criticized
The report paraphrases Mr Blaine arguing that his approach in Italy is simple and straightforward and reflects a belief that the diplomatic effort must be plain and primitive, though it notes a likely failure to fully apply these ideas.
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Philadelpha Inquirer
Rep
Blaine
Italy
Letter Draft From Italian Minister Sparks Diplomatic Debate
A long letter from Mr. Elsine defends Italy’s stance while urging restraint on Radini’s Foreign Minister response. The piece argues the lynching victims were Italian subjects in New Orleans under treaty protections and not violating immigration laws, insisting they acted illegally if fanatics. It criticizes Italy for recalling its minister and for a harsh tone, urging a calmer, more courteous reply.
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Maltimore
Elsine
Radigi
Orca
New Orleans
Italy
United States
Louisiana
Onda
Hiaine
Blaine Holds His Own in Diplomatic Battles
The Baltimore Sun reports Blaine engages in a tense exchange with the Fatian government in a struggle over funds and proof. The correspondent suggests little comfort for the allies as they await results and patience wears thin.
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Baltimore Sun
Dem
Blaine
Bimecit
Marquis Radini
Margee Kudini
Whisky Trust Upholds Secretary In Dynamite Plot Inquiry
The Whisky Trust annual meeting dated April 1 in this city declares secretary Gibson innocent of a dynamite plot against the Shufeld distillery. The President reports no doubt in Gibson’s statement and vows the company will continue in a straight and upright manner while investigations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whisky Trust
Gibson
Trust
New York Man Sues Over Fake Imprisonment in Poker Dispute
Ernsten Epstein of New York sues David Strange of Amsterdam in Supreme Court for 10000 alleging a fake imprisonment tied to a draw poker game. Epstein claimed a loan, threats of arrest, and a disputed check payment ending in Epstein's discharge after counsel action.
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ErnseTon
Gstave
A. Epstein
New York
Supreme Court
David Strange
Amsterdam
Strauss
Epstein
New Torpstein
Deaths of a Day: Cantwell and Others Pass Away
Colonel Edward Payne Chrysostom Cantwell of Utica New York died at St Simon's Island Georgia on April 11 after a long public career. Also noted are death notices for John Cain of Home Sled and Colonel James Armstrong of Greensburg a former editor and state militia officer.
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Edward Payne Chrysostom Cantwell
LL. D
Utica
N. Y
St. Simon's Island
President Polk
North Carolina
North Carolina Volunteers
Hariny
Issh
Method
James Armstrong
Greensburg
Armstrong
Westmorrland Bar
Waashington
Washington, Pa
Roundhead
Greensburg Fuel Company
Obituary Notes and Notices of Varied Local and International Figures
Obituary notes list diverse figures including Philip Keller Irish immigrant in Pittsburgh, Syed Yesterday, and William McCagne friend. Mentions GEO C. Gruneet LEEPSR, Jons H. Lacer, Je Je Cons Fort Leon Kans, Lewis Wildiame Granville, Jolta Collins in Winsted, Mrs Samuel F. Borkines St Clair Springs. Also mentions Napoleon Strus in London and Benjamin Ufford elderly recluse.
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Soptre Mines
Geo C. Gruneet Leepsr
Lawrence
Kay
Jons H. Lacer
St. Louis
Jaures Cons
Fort Leon
Kaw
Lewis Wildiame
Granville
Mana
Jolta Collins
Winsted
Conn
Samuel F. Borkines
St. Clair Springs
Mich
Mark Hopkins
Baltimore
St. Clair
Uren Marwen
Thirty-ninth Street
Mahret
Geyerval. Lavel
Count Lavalia
France
Denver
London
Paris
Benjamin Ufford
John Dayton
York Cis
Graduating Exercises at Pittsburg Training School for Nurses
Graduates received badges at the Homeopathic Hospital after two years of training. Dr. L H Willard and Rev. Dr J W Inez praised the class, diplomas were handed by William Metcalf, and 1887 graduates present received badges. A Hebrew Benevolent Society meeting organized an auxiliary for J M Gusky Orphanage Home with donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Training School
Pittsburg Training School For
Homeopathic Hospital
William Metcalf
Board of Trustees
L. H. Willard
Mev
J. W.inez
Hoe
Willard
Metcalf
Jennie E. Campbell
Jee H. Davin
Mary A Jordan
Florence BR. Harrison
Alicea A. Parsons
Cecalia KE. Able
Jeaner Locke
Emma M. Pooley
Bartha Doak
C. H. Hoffman
Ladies’ Hebrew Benevolent Society
Eighth Street Temple
J. M. Gusky
Blumberg
L. Fleishman
EB Goldsmit
Blom
Emanuel Wertheimer
M.oenheimer
Iris
William
Renee
R Raob
L Lebman
de Wolf
Sorahim Baer
Liveyong Wildberg
Mra. S Frank
Local church and school entertainments raise funds
A string of community events lit up the week from Trinity Hall to Turner Hall with dramas, elocution, music and social gatherings. Proceeds benefit orphans, churches and local missions as groups like the Epworth League Allen School and Young People's Society host performances.
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Eg Waverly Society
Allegheny High Sool
Trinity Hall
Sleetth
U. P
Epworth League
Sharpsh
Methodist Episcopal Church
Allen School
Turner Hall
Utopia Circle
Charles Thompson
Miller Street
Seecare Club
Episcopal Church
Schubert Musical Club
Harry Armstrong
Jack
Lafaye
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Progressive social at South Twelfth street club noted
A Low West desistant party at the Richardson club on South Twelfth street featured fifteen games with each member inviting a guest. Parade Comern of the Senior O U A M will host a Wednesday song in Faeld’s Hall. Captain Henry and Company A of the Fourteenth Regiment received gala badges from the Military Relief.
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Dence
Page Street
W. P. Brenanpson
Richardson
Aart
Richardson Tail
Treason
South Twelfth Street
Paras Comern
Faeld'’s
Twenty-second Street
Purente
Henry
Fourteenth Regiment
Jobstown
Thomas Baker
Bureau of Health
Henry Schultz
Governor sustains veto on physical culture bill
Governor Pattison vetoes House Bill No. 8 declaring it would force city school boards to provide physical culture in all grades and schools. He notes the bill would impose instructional duties and potential penalties through state funds and questions the need for added requirements across districts. The veto reiterates reluctance to grant broad power to compel physical education.
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Yhlegram
HaBuisavuna
Pattison
Lherewith
Commonwealth
Cies
de Sant
Bone
Orth
Andy
Turners’ Society of
Pittsure
Majority and Minority Reports on Western States Congress
The Western States Commercial Congress debates the committee on resolutions report with a minority and a majority, agreeing on most items but diverging on three: free coinage of silver, legal tender notes definable in gold and silver, and a tariff for revenue only. Additional resolutions urge federal river improvement, arid lands irrigation, reciprocity treaties, and a Gulf deep water harbor. Proceedings focus on transportation and commercial law papers and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Barnas Crry
Commercial Congress
Rusk
Agricultural de Peeve
Mississippi River
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Congress
Chicago canvass shows Hempstead Washbourne ahead in mayoral race
Officials report the canvass of 7 of 34 wards and City Hall unofficial returns for 5 wards give Hempstead Washbourne a 1,904 plurality over incumbent De Witt C. Greezer. Figures in several wards remain subject to revision with little expected change.
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Chicago
Hempstead Washbourne
de Witt C.greezier
Ogures
Ziren
Floods Sweep Canadian Town as Coffins Drift Away
Heavy rains flood a Canadian town on October with the mill river overflowing. Campbell's block is undermined and collapses in a crash. James McIntyre, an undertaker and furniture dealer, loses his stock and coffins float downstream in a grim procession. Efforts to save goods fail due to the high water.
Loafers on Fifth Avenue Spark Pittsburg ire
The Pittsburg weekly laments persistent loafers and masher crowds on Fifth Avenue near the post office steps. It urges the police to crack down, arguing respectable women deserve rights and safer evening streets. The piece cites the city’s pollos force and a fearless chief as key to restoring order.
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Pitseburg
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg
Notable local names note in transit and society
G W Heathley Jr of Westinghouse leaves for Portland electric line work. D W Bingham of New York attends Monongahela gathering. expresses sorrow over American Window Glass collapse. Mrs M B Quay and family travel from Washington to Beaver. Richard Quay meals at Seventh Avenue. Senator remains in Washington. W A Stone returns from house hunting. Irving W Kelley of Trenton visits Knights district. G F Braden of National Transit Co. and wife registered at Seventh Avenue. M Allen shifts to editorial work on Johnstown Daily Herald. Captain Hill, boat owner, at Monongahela. J A Barclay of Chicago region with Westinghouse Electric at Duquesne. I M Warsburger of New York at Schlowar. J P of New Castle present.
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G. W. Heathley, Jr
Westinghouse Electric Company
Portland
Ore
D. W. Bingham
New York
Monongahela
Chicago
American Window Glass Company
M. 8. Quay
Washington
Beaver
Richard Quay
Seventh Avenues
W. A. Stone
Irving W. Kelley
Trenton
N. J
The
Knights of the Golden Jo
G. F. Braden
National Transit Company
of City
Seventh Avenue Co
M. Allen
Tax Drs- Atch
Johnstown
Datty Herald
Ee Hill
Arenes
Mononga
Mentien
Piruberg
Curious Condensations of Oddities and Inventions
A miscellany notes electric cabs in Stuttgart and Paris trials. It reports ostriches sold, a Reading dressmaker swallowing scissors, a Chinaman taking Seetener in Dorchester, and a Halifax Vermont woman laying eggs. Also mentions Siberian railway plans, Prague exhibition dates, and a Sweden pest transformation.
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Aushein Et al
Halifax
Reading
Fragmented humorous exchanges in a Boston paper
In a comical scene from a Boston publication, readers encounter fragmented dialogue among Emerson Brown ing Mrs Browsing and others. The quips touch on topics from insurance to streetcars, with whimsical mishearings and dialectal twists.
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Smithfield and
Diamond Streets
TRE Dispatch
Pottace Pref
Pnepatom
Dany Deeraren
Carriere
Rome
Humbert
Sue Long Range
Gresham and
Fighting Lady Managers
Phabe Couzins
Miss Couzins
Southery
C. Muehldeoner
W. Culbertson
E. Varrow
W. H. Maorems
Hempstead Washburne
Joe
Bucuanas
Tennessee
Louisville
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Simon .Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Ualy
Glass Trust
Mr. Buarsye
Thomas A. Epison
Senor Galpos
Mazes
Chauscer M. Deren
Mr. Wicksteed
Queen’s Counsel
Ottawa
Lor M. Boyce
Nebraska
Michigan
George 8
Routwell
Mary Chase
Eri L Wilson
Jason Brown
John Brown
Sod
South
Bouguereau
Gerome
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Ohig's Safe Deposit
Ohio House
Alaine
Philadelphia Times
Klaine
Marquis di Radini
Kisine
Biaine
Philadephia North American
Marquis di
Inet
Lousiana
Philadelphia Press
Bey
Tmly
Edward P
Cantwell
John Cain
Thomas F. Tain
Homestead
Pleumonia
Mr. Cain
Moheeswort
James, Armstrong
Philip Keller
Ireland
Pittsbore
Syed
Western Star Lodge No. M
William McCagne
Rochester
Hattie Williams
Fifty-seventh Street
M. C.cameron
Miss Williams
W. F. Oldham
Butler Street M. E
Hall
Hager
Phelps
Kasia Birney
Stockton Avenues
Allegheny
J. Griest
Dr. Sutherland
Second Presbyterian Church
W. Feens
Keanan
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Letann T. Powsers
Curry Hall
David Garrick
Mr. Powers
Ottei
Byron W. King
Agency
Grant School
W. W. Holland
Western University
Theo Card
Costlotte Baliow
Nellie Nobba
Dean Literary Society
Miss Nobbs
Kate Epwa Neoney
Pitsbo
East End
Negley
Paith United Presbyterian Church
Watt
Love Mission
Eable Properti
Irwin Irwin Resi
J. 8. Barclay
Chisago
Weetinehonss Eectric Company
Duquesne
I. M. Warsburger
Schlowar
J.P. A
New Castle
Stuttgart
Sing Hi
Seetener
Dorchester
Maas
New Hampshire
Sunbury
Justice of the Peace
Sas
Siberian
Contegibasir
Nevada
Lineula
Prague
Sweeden
Pest
Marsailles
London Electrical Papers
Great Britain
Bordeaux
Allxey
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Emporis
Kao
Eimporia
Madras Central
Europe
America
China
Japan
States
Poneren
Casper
Wye
Salt Creek
Wyoming
Christiana
Philadelphia Peans
Emerson Browning
Boston
Siglety
Pesterem
Bores Car Company
Weill
Gumly
Tsibt Rey
Shaw
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