Conspiracy Claim in Miss Evelyn vs Hurlburt Trial
The case ends its first day with Attorney General and Candy presenting conspiracy theories about letters and a supposed witness Murray. Lord Rothschild’s child is cited as evidence of Hurlburt’s alibi on Jubilee Day 1887 as public interest wanes and a verdict is expected Monday.
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Duklay
Gladys Evelyn
William Henry Hurlburt
Candy
Wilfred Murray
Hurlburt
Beckett
Murray
Justice Cave
Jackson
Monte Carlo
America
England
Gladys
London
Mr. Hurlburt
Perj
Lord Rothschild
Miss Evelyn
Socialists plan May 1 protests amid leadership quarrels
French Socialists push an eight hour demonstration on May 1 but quarrels among leaders and worker apathy dampen plans. Interior Minister Constance vows to suppress processions, with Paris indoors and potential unrest in Lyons, Marseilles, Belgium, and Austria. In Britain, May Day promises large demonstrations in towns and London with about 50 000 men and several thousand women marching from the Thames embankment to Hyde Park, featuring laundresses joining the protest for the first time.
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Iby Canse
Loroox
Monsieur Constance
Paris
Lyons
Marseilles
Belgiun
Austria
Paria
Hyde Park
London
Thames Embankment
Salisbury declines to intervene in Chilean vessel clearances
In Saliebuery's reply from Lowpox on April 18, Lord Salisbury states no international law prevents Chile from refusing clearance to all foreign vessels at ports within Chile. The Chilean government may decide its own policy. British government will not resist or remonstrate despite neutral inconveniences.
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Liverpool Ship Owners’ Association
Lord Salisbury
England
Foreign Office
Philip Currie
Thomas Sanderson
British Victory Over Mirangais in Stubborn Battle
Smma reports a large Mirangai force was defeated by British troops after a hard fought engagement. The British mounted a decisive dash in the fight path to rout the enemy with several English soldiers and officers wounded. A general advance is planned to break lines and clear the Samans range of hills held by the Mirangais.
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Smma
Squatters Ejected by Iby Dunlas's Cable Company
London, April 18. A curious case tests a minor court as squatters seize vacant Fulham houses near the Bishop of London’s palace and repel attempts to eject them. Despite efforts, they hold the fort and continue to resist.
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London
Fulham
Squatters Ejected From London Homes Stir City Nerves
In London a dispute over beds and furniture led to residents being ejected from their houses. A justice fined one offender £2 10s with 14 days imprisonment on default. Papers note the irony of squatters in central London near the Bishop, contrasting American backwoods imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
London
English artist Keeley Balwell dies by suicide in Paris
Report from London dated April 18 states Keeley Balwell, famed English painter, died in Paris in a suspected suicide. The act is linked to the rejection of a painting for a Royal Academy exhibition, illustrating the volatile pressure and volatility within artistic careers.
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Keeley Balwell
Paris
Dunlap
Keeley Halwell
Halwell
Royal Careens
Leta Q
Burlington House
Keeley Halwall
Pope bans sale of late Cardinals relics on church orders
Lowpox April 18 The Pope has issued a decree forbidding trade in Cardinal relics and church artifacts following deaths. Collectors who valued lace insignia pectoral crosses rings miters and other ceremonial items used to fetch small sums will be affected by the new restriction. The move ends a long standing practice of selling a range of cardinal regalia including gloves with jewels and other heirlooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowpox
Church of Rome
A Boom in Fruit Brings New Zealand to Front as Supply
Lowpox April 18. American apples had dominated imports due to poor native fruit. Now anti podes from New Zealand arrive, with a shipload sold at high prices and Tasmania consignments reaching Covent Garden Market priced at 16 to 26 shillings a bushel. The NZ fruit arrived well packed and in excellent condition.
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New Zealand
Tasmania
Covent Garden
Decobain in hiding as warrants issued against him
London April 18 Tory Decobain remains in hiding in Spain after letters prove his flight. A warrant is issued and authorities monitor Belfast figures likely to face similar charges. Tories demand his resignation or expulsion from the House of Commons amid party fury over the scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londogn
Decobain
Spain
Belfast
Salvation Army Refuge Closed in Belleville District
Police shut the Salvation Army night refuge at Belleville due to it becoming a rendezvous for the neighborhood's most dangerous characters. The action targets a key shelter in a high crime area, aiming to reduce disorder and improve public safety in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Belleville
Liberals Confident in Special Elections as Tories Brace
The piece notes Liberal optimism in five Tory vacancies caused by deaths, with hopes to win South Dorset Northwest Suffolk Whitehaven and Harborough, and possibly reduce Tory margins. It also calls Parnell a minor factor, noting his limited influence and weak support among Irish nationalists in Britain and Scotland.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Carlton Club
Dorset
Suffolk
Whitehaven
Harborough
Leicestershire
Oxfordshire
Parnell
Cook
Ireland
Engand
Irish National League of Great Britain
England
Wales
Scottland
Deven
Actors deserve respect for profession, he argues
He contends that any woman entering a stage door is an actress and that police descriptions of performers as professionals harm the reputation of actors. He believes the acting craft is a dignified and honorable pursuit deserving public regard.
Women Press for Divorce Reform in England Abduction Case
In Lowpor, April 18, the Clitheroe abduction case stirs reform zeal among women led by the Women’s Franchise League. The 1878 act allowing alimony after aggravated wife abuse is lauded for freeing many from cruel bondage, while prompting debate in the Lords. Prominent speaker Countess Schack calls for law alignment with Germany and the U.S. where estranged couples separate quietly.
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England
Lowpor
House of Lords
High Court of Justice
Scotland
Women's Franchise League
Countess Schack
Germany
America
English Immigrants to America Reach Record Pace
Immigrant flow from Liverpool to New York and Boston exceeds last year with about eight thousand leaving this week. Many are skilled mechanics bound for American mills under tariff related factory expansion plans. Arrival of the Umbria and Cephalonia will test labor law questions as suspects are watched. Boston grows in debarkation favor due to easier rail access from wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Liverpool
New York
Boston
America
Parnell Free to Wed Mrs O Shea Amid Property Dispute
London reports Parnell is free to marry Mrs O Shea after the divorce decree, with marriage planned soon. The question centers on Mrs O Shea's aunt Mrs Wood’s wills which leave £140,000 to £170,000, and a marriage settlement not clearly defined. If settled against her, she would gain a life interest while the remainder passes to O Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Captain O'Shea
Captain Verreys Case Captured in London Court
Captain Edmund B. Verney Liberal MP was arrested in London on a warrant alleging he procured a girl for immoral purposes. He traveled from the Continent to Italy then returned to England to face the charge. Bail set at 5000 dollars with 2500 dollar further bond. he left Bow Street Court with counsel.
Retirement claim over Baring Brothers denied
London April 18. It is said that Thomas Charles Baring retired from Baring Brothers years ago due to ill health not cousin Lord Lovelstoke’s policy. The firm’s difficulties in November prompted a telegraph to Lord Revelstoke expressing concern to protect the family name.
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London
Thomas Charles Baring
City of London
Baring Brothers
Baron Lovelstoke
Telegers
Lord Revelstoke
The American Tin Plate Trade by Cable to the Disparity
Welsh papers warn tin plate makers against tariff effects in McKinley era. They argue contracts for supply at prices below cost under the tariff cannot hold. Expectations push prices and wages, with coal and steel anticipated to fall to preserve trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itie
Wales
Canada May Halt Juvenile Immigration Prompts Debate
Ottawa telegram reports Canadian Government weighs stopping or restricting juvenile immigration amid claims of mercenary promoters and child at risk, while Canadian agents push emigration to the Dominion despite concerns. The mix of advice and ads muddles the page.
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Loxpon
Ottawa
Dominion
Henry Irving Protests Stage Talent Title Claim
Henry Irving, renowned for defending actors’ dignity, issued a protest today against a proposal deeming all onstage as actors. He argued it is unfair to equate every stage presence with professional acting and cautioned against lowering standards.
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CNLAP
Cable CO
Lexpos
Henry Irving
Two Angry Judges Hear 191 Retail License Applicants
Judges Magee and White preside over a lengthy session hearing 32 retail license cases and opening remarks indicate 191 township applicants remain. The day exposes accusations of license favoritism and tense exchanges as the court weighs each applicant's record and promises a decision next term.
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Magee
White
Thomas Burgher
Alleghesy
Burgher
Toto
William A. Diamond
Oakmont
Patrick Murray
Greenwood House
Henry Bueher
Spring Garden
Amelia Fisher
Iack
George Castell
Charles D. Schriner
John Altmyer
Sharpsburg
Alvin Berner
Jacob N. Hragg
Valentine Berner
Maine
Judge White
Montooth
Joseph Eschman
Main Street
Pittsburg Trade Ad Highlights Eyewear and Furnishings
The notice advertises fashion stock suiting at Pitcairn's 434 Wood Street and bonnets with glasses fitted by Prof. Little at 5144 Penn Avenue. It promotes Lucerne Awardes at Mamanx & Son's 539 Penny Avenue, Carpets, and optical services by AMNION at 67 Fifth Avenue. Also mentions Haven & Keenan furniture at 33-34 Water Street and a $1 spectacles offer.
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Little
Penn Avenue
Lucerne
Mamanx & Son's
Penny Avenue
Amnion
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg
Attend The Great Seven Men’s Suit Sale at P.C.C.C.
The notice advertises a seven dollar men’s suit sale at the PCC Case outlet and mentions gold and silver payment options. It lists locations on Mfih avenue and Penn avenue with references to fabrics and a shop at 539 Penn avenue and another at 511 Penn avenue.
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P. O
P.C.C.C
Case
Hauch's
Mfih Avenue
Wfsu
Gentle Lady Abbess to Wed Clergyman at Pleasantville
Miss Gabrielle Greeley heir to Horace Greeley's legacy will wed Rev. Frank Montrose Clendenin of West Chester in St John’s Church Pleasantville on St George’s Day. The couple plan to live at the Greeley farm and later in the old St Peter’s rectory as they continue charitable work with parishioners and poor of Chappaqua and Pleasantville.
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New York
Gabrielle Greeley
Miss Greeley
Chappaqua
Horace Greeley
St John's
Pleasantville
Greeley
Plessantville
Frank Montrose Clendenin
St. Peter's
West Chester
N. Y
America
George Clendenin
Illinois
Ohio
St Peter’s
Weatchester
Cornburr
John Bartow
Samuel Seabury
Westchester
Isaac Butler
the Quakers
Queen Anne
Tiffany
Collis P. Huntington
G. Bruce Brown
John ©. Forman
Henry A. Costar
St. George’s Day
St. John’s Church
Benjamin T. Hall
Elector Hill
St John’s
St Peter
Marig Girard Messenger
Madison Avenue
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G Onera
Pimrtif
American
Seymour
Wiltshire
Mr. Seymour
Saliebuery
Iby Dunlas
Cable Company
PST Dunlap
Jaypuwiir
Lord Beaconsfield
Westminster
Primrose Dames
Verreys Case
Thomas Baring
Dunlap's Cable Company
Ned
Immigration OF Children
Canada
Barnes Bros
Troy Laundry
Sixth Street
Federal Street
Allegheny
SrEoranto
Saller & Co
Smithfield
Diamond Streets
Beni Imamomn Awroras
Mamaux
Sam
Patrick McBride
Bridge Street
Andrew Noe
Charles O'Donnell
Main
Eighth Streets
Christy
Mr. Pilgrim
Pilgrim
John W. Redinger
Goto
Sebastian Retter
H Smoeder
Fifteenth Street
William J. Sullivan
North Street
Judge Magee
Joe Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Henry Stein
Main and
Tenth Street
Lewis Walser
South Main Street
Ooe
Walser
Verona
Jo White
Hunter
Supreme Court
Clarence Phillie
Caldwell Avenue
Wilmerding
Joseph Redfern
Herman Avenue
Station Street
Chambers
Kate Sullivan
Westinghouse
Wilmerd'Knedict Band
Old Washington Road
West Liberty Borough
Eesudge White
Adolph Demme
Waener
Selene
St. Patrick’s
Wsu
Pitcairn’s
Wood Street
J. H. Kosem & Bro
Haven & KeEznan
Water Street
HaNover
Awsixas
Mamanz & Bon’s
Penn
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