Fire Dispatch and Advertisement Address Listing
A fragmented notice lists publication details for The Dispatch and its advertising offices in New York and France. It mentions offices at Diamond Street and the THIPUNE BUILDING, with distribution points at Drentono's in New York and Arc de Topen in Port, France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Street
Fasteen
Thipune
New York
Dispatch
ATU
Fle
TRE Dispatch T
Drentono's
Union Square
Io Arc de Topen
Port
France
Pittsburg Daily Dispatch Incomplete OCR Apr 3 1881
The article is an OCR fragment from the Pittsburg Daily Dispatch dated Wednesday April 3 1881. It lists various editions and subscription details but lacks coherent news content. The readable portion references weekly and Sunday editions and carrier delivery terms.
Republican clubs in Cincinnati push for 1892 vigor
The Cincinnati gathering of Republican clubs opens with strong energy led by the young element ready to retrieve 1891 reverses. About 1500 young workers vow fidelity to protectionism with Thurston’s address summarized elsewhere and debate plans for Blaine, McKinley, Alger, and Clarkson among endorsements and actions.
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Civeinnati
Thurston
Elaine
Alger
Clarkson
League
Tudorser
Harrison
Blaine
McKinley
Tardy Justice Restores Commander Reiter to Active Duty
The naval commander Reiter is restored to active service after months out following the Barrundia affair. The action, viewed as tardy, is criticized as political sacrifice with no valid reason. Dalzell argues the move is unjust and unneeded. Reiter will resume command with his reputation intact among informed personnel.
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Reiter
Barrundia
Congressman Dalzell
A Mistaken Step in Coke Strike Guard Deployment
The Dispatch condemns Pinkerton guards brought into the strike region amid reports of rioters. It argues state authorities must handle order and law enforcement, warning employers overreliance on out of state guards and affirming damages if the state fails to protect property and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkerton
Sach
Elevators on Railroad Lines Questioned as Radical Sanction
A Minnesota Legislature note shows a near passage bill allowing any person to build an elevator along a railroad line. The text cites common law and Illinois Supreme Court rulings that railways must transport grain on equal terms, warning against discrimination that could foster monopolies. The case parallels earlier U S circuit court views favoring nonpreferred shippers and stock yard interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Secon
Supreme Court of
United States
Baxter
Railways Denied Power to Kill and Save Lives
The passage argues that railways lack authority to take life or preserve it and urges that a legislature failing to enforce clearly vested natural and common law rights is not radical reform but subservience to corporate abuses. It frames enforcement as essential to protecting fundamental rights against corporate overreach.
Ballot Reform Debate Moves to Con Con Route
The conference of legislative leaders and Senator Quay plans to defeat the Baker ballot reform bill in favor of the Robinson bill. It would advance a Constitutional convention by electing delegates before approval, aiming to delay reform and possibly weaken municipal and corporate provisions. The shift questions Republican pledges and suggests a basis for a popular push to uphold the Constitution.
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Quay
Baker
General and Judge in Boston Courtroom Clash
A Boston courtroom dispute between a renowned General and a Judge drew sharp commentary. Both were seen as acting beyond their proper roles with temper and pride. the incident, described as childish and unbecoming, reflects poorly on the profession and prompts hopes for more mature conduct from young lawyers.
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Boston
Blackstone
Causes of Sioux Outbreak Point to Destitution
Rev W J Cleveland asserts the Sioux revolt stems from destitution caused by incompetent management of Indian affairs. He cites ration cuts to one third and poor cattle handling reducing weight by thirty to forty percent, blaming policy and not the natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Cleveland
New York
Warts Remedy From New York Corder Provokes Caution
A new wart cure claims to rub warts with fat meat from the pan and hide the meat under a stone until it decays. The piece notes absurdities and warns of potential dangers if a dog digs up the membrane, highlighting skeptical reactions to the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Water works dispute sparks rite clash with modernization
A Hindoo shrine demolition for Benares water works and coke-region water works blasts tied to wage disputes converge as ancient superstition collides with modern development, signaling broader social frictions between tradition and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benares
Butler's New Orleans Visit Delayed Over Italian Business
Butler postpones planned trip to New Orleans until Italian business is completed to avoid overworking the mob and ensure security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes Butler
New Orleans
Opposition to Confederate soldiers' political rights sparks debate
The New York Post objects to the President's claim that Confederate soldiers deserve full political benefits. It argues no Confederate soldier should hold public office in the United States, condemning the idea as extreme pro slavery irreconcilability and misrepresentation of the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Post
United States
June-Like Weather Amid April Realities
The New York World notes a rarer thing than a June day has occurred this April in recent times, while the Dact speaks. Some readers who savored the mild spell may remain cynical about the current stretch of weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nooethern clubs outpace Southern handshakes for RNC paving
The note argues that northern clubs exert greater influence than southern gestures in shaping paths to the Republican National Convention. It highlights regional strategies, parties, and networking efforts as the core factors guiding delegates and supporters toward Cleveland.
Socialist labor law in Germany punishes workers only
The piece notes that German labor legislation punishes workers who quit their jobs while not imposing similar penalties on employers. It calls this an idiosyncrasy of imperial socialism and questions whether similar features could arise in any form of established socialism.
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Germany
Hill and Dale
Ohio Valley
Seven-Mile Island
Texas Candidate Webster Flanigan Faces Record Defeat
The piece notes Webster Flanigan of Texas as the most defeated gubernatorial candidate on record and critiques his missed chance to inquire about the purpose of the setback amid commentary from the Chicago Herald on Pennsylvania laws restricting profane swearing.
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Webster Flanigan
Texas
TSE
Chicago Herald
Pennsylvania
Blue laws and breezy blasts across a changing nation
An assemblage of dated musings on blue laws in Connecticut and the West’s tolerance for profanity, peach crops in Delaware and Eastern Maryland, baseball strikes on May Day, ship names, canal funding in Manchester, Hearst’s racing stable, and remarks on Blainé and Bismarck while criticizing land openings and agricultural dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Railroad Sold At Auction Foreclosing Mortgage
The Kansas City and Southern Railway, a John L Blair road, was sold at public auction in Kansas City on April 21 to satisfy a deed of trust held by Farmers' Loan and Trust Company securing 250000 dollars of the road's loans.
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Kansas City
Kansas City and Southern Railway
John L Blair
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company, O “ York
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hus
Sangang
China
Yellow Sea
Kieng Long
Personal Paragraphs From A Banter Of Notables
The piece lists diverse figures with brief notes from Europe and America. It notes the Prime Bishop of Cracow in Austrian Galicia receiving £40000 revenue and the Archbishop of Erlau in Hungary earning about $75000 yearly. Senator Lyman R. Casey returns to Jamestown North Dakota to push Republican work for 1892. It mentions George Exor Fowey of North Carolina dying before Princeton reunion, Mrs Koeg managing her husband’s correspondence, Elaine Gurst and sister starting a mushroom farm for a boys’ evening school, Dr George C. Lormier resuming pastoral duties, Isaac Primax the father of phonography at 80, General Mines shaving his moustache for Pine Ridge, Mrs JanNie M Lozier new Horosis president, physician wife and daughter-in-law of Clemence Lozier, abandoning practice for philanthropy.
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Cracow
Galicia
Erlau
Hungary
Lyman R. Casey
Jamestown
North Dakota
GeorExor Fowey
North Carolina
Princeton
Isaac Primax
GeneRal Mines
Pine Ridge
Mas
JanNie M. Lozier
Horosis
Clemence Lozier
America
Deaths of a Day Obituary Notes
Obituary notes list many deaths including Robert Moore of Hubert Moore & Co Haitimore. JoaN Young of Wurtemburg. Samuel L. Pettingill in Brooklyn. General A. L. Burdick. Anna H. Kirkpatrick. Kate O'Donnell of Ireland. Mrs Elizabeth Coulson. Mary E. Gouge daughter of John B. Gough. MANS GOOGINS founder of Atlantic Works. Count Pajal French soldier. Captain Alphonso E. Gordon US Marshal. Rev Hewer Dakirss D D. Dr Darling. Helgiem de Lettenhore historian. Joseph Marie Constantin Bruno de Lettenhore.
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Samuel L. Pettingill
Brooklyn
A. L. Burdick
Arango
Anna HM. Kirkpatrick
William . Kirkpatrick
Peter Giat
Buffalo Mills
Armetrong County
Allegheny
Mary E. Gouge
John B. Gough
Hillside Farm
Boylston
MY Mans Googins
Boston
Atlantic Works
Poe
Googles
Charles Prieee Victor
Pajal
Metz
Germany
Alphonso E. Gordon
New Brunswick
N.J
United States
Cleveland
Congress Committee On Manufactures
Hewer Dakirss
Hamiton College
Clinton
Chamber of Deputies
Coer Rotn i Hoo
Interior
France
Relics of La Grippe Echo Through City Mourning
The Board of Health reports the grippe decline while mourning goods surge in Pittsburg. Black attire dominates Fifth Avenue as the spring season brings fewer bright dresses and a darker mood across the city.
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la Grippe
Board of Health
Pittsburg
Fifth Avenue
Horne's
Grippe
Edgeworth
Dernaart Reporter Quotes Doctor Across Shakespeare Cipher
Dernaart April 2. Dr C W Owen claims to have solved a Shakespeare cipher proving Bacon authored the plays and detailing bribe defense plus family links. He asserts five works contain 27 narratives and that Shakespeare was murdered to hide the truth with a buried head in a leaden box.
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Dernaart
C. W. Owen
Bacon
Queen Elizabeth
Lord Burleigh
Shakespeare
Hacon
Owen
Influence or True Love Never Runs Smooth ends season
The comic opera Influence or True Love Never Runs Smooth closed its Reading Pa. season last Saturday. W. E. Manning and J. F. Warner organized the company. Mishler hauled scenery. Goldey sues Manning for 250 argues lack of two weeks notice per contract.
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Ayercial
Dispatoon
New York
Reading
W. E. Manning
Boston
J. F. Warner
Oom v
New Haven
Pitburg
Pennsylvnois Discoura
John D. Mishler
Andrice Goldey
Manning
Roosters of Power Promise Unyielding Campaign Goad
A fiery political rant declares no future officeholder without party approval and denounces opponents, claiming the Washington party will exert power, mock arrogance, and demand loyalty while promising relentless action by its faction.
Keely's Celestial and Terrestrial Sympathetic Forces
In Lippincott's Magazine Keely argues that all terrestrial matter derives from a celestial echo. He describes celestial brain flow guiding earthly matter and explains how sympathetic vibrations can shift dominance between celestial and terrestrial forces to alter elevation and speed of metal masses. He claims his system enables controlled motion and commercial use.
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Keely
Lippencott
Railroad Tracks Between Here and Philadelphia Change With Temperature
The Pennsylvania Railroad between Philadelphia and Pittsburg lengthens and shortens with temperature. On warm days rails expand about 12 feet 6 inches per degree across 53 miles, while cold days cause contraction. The rail joints accommodate the expansion and contraction, illustrating dramatic length changes.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Consul General Z. T. Sweeny Resigns to Return to Ministry
A telegram from Constantinople reports Consul General Z. T. Sweeny resigning his post to resume clerical duties. He will relocate to Kokomo Indiana where he has a ministerial call.
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Coutumnus, Inc
Z. T. Sweeny
Constantinople
Turkey
Kokomo
Ind
The Goose Walked Back
A Bristol tame goose joins a wild geese flight and struggles to keep up. After a mile and a half the bird tires and lands near a farmer’s house. The owner, noting the soul’s expansiveness, clips the goose’s wings and the bird walks home on foot.
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Middletown
Bristol
President Harison’s Balt Springs stop greeted by crowd
Douglas County Georgia locals welcome President Harison during a brief Balt Springs visit. A letter from Obe Farmer, chairman of the Douglas County Republican Committee, is handed to Col. W. T. Roberts as the President boards the train.
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Douglas County
Ben
Savannah
Harrison
Balt Springs
W. T. Roberts
Douglas
Obe Farmer
Republican Committee
Harison Salt Springs
T. Farmer
Tarpon Jump Aboard Steamer Clara Sparks Casino Bay Feasts
As the steamer Clara neared the bay on April 21 a tarpon weighing about pounds leaped aboard causing injuries to a crew member and breaking a cabin door. The fish was subdued and passengers enjoyed tarpon steak aboard.
Indian winter reminder for Cincinnati residents
The Cincinnati Times-Star notes cooler weather will arrive between now and next September, advising readers to prepare for an Indian winter after warm spells and to shed winter flannels as they start garden tasks.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
Reinstatement of Commander Reiter by Navy after Dalzell push
Secretary Tracy reversed course and reinstated Commander Reiter to the Navy, assigning him to Thetis after dismissal six months ago over the Barcundia affair. Dalzell and Commissioner Stockton welcomed the reversal as a correction of a grave mistake amid Capitol debate and department talk.
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Tracy
Washington
Commander Reiter
Navy
Department
Barcundia
Reiter
Ranger
Thetis
DisPatch
John Dalzell
Congress
Dalzel
Navy Department
Soley
Dalzell
Mr. Reiter
Stockton
Ter
San Francisco
Loweroroia
Greely
Alaska
Jeannette
Americas Club
Hon
V. Holliday
Customs
Gilkeson
Henry
Bureau of Indian Account
Italian Immigrant Restrictions Highlighted by Italian Government
A New York telegram reports Italy’s government distributing immigration warnings to subjects. A poster on a new immigrant’s passport cites US law banning convicts paupers beggars and workers under contract from landing and declares expulsion within a year with ship costs borne by the carrier. Thirteen Italians from the Monday arrivals on the Alesia and Alexandria were barred. Five detained in Italy over arson assault stabbing and felonies prior to departure.
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New York
United States
Steamship Company
Alesia
Alexandria
Italy
Rvely
Reading Terminal Company Increases Capital Stock
At a special stockholders meeting in Philadelphia on April 21, the Philadelphia and Reading Terminal Company unanimously approved raising its capital from 3,000,000 to 8,500,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Terminal Company
People Who Come and Go Aboard Local Rail Lines
Division Passenger Agent E D Smith and wife left for Philadelphia. General Passenger Agent C W Bassett and wife went to New York for a friend's wedding. J E Brown of an Ogden iron mine registered at Seventh Avenue. He had engagements with B F Jones and Andrew Carnegie but found they were absent.
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E. D. Smith
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Philadelphia
Passener
C. W. Bassett
Pittsburg and Western Road
New York
J. E. Brown
Ogden
Seventh Avenue
B. F. Jones
Andrew Carnegie
C. E. E. Childers
Inspecting Bureau
England
Hugh Childers
R. H. Lee
Titusville
R. P. Lee
Buffalo
Dugucene
Lee
Virginia
Charles Scully
Hamilton
Samuel Disston
Philes
Monongahela House
Chicago
Thomas H. Laidley
Uniontown
W. KR. Crawford
Smith
Jones
Imal
Texas Siftings
Jaggs
Fred
New York Press
Frangly
Sommerville Journel
Charlie
Anna Dickinson Clothes Seized by Howe & Hummelell Agent
An agent for Howe and Hummel arrives in Pittsburgh to collect all of Anna Dickinson's clothing jewelry and manuscripts from Miss Susan F E Dickinson returning to New York. Susan remains ill and delegates authority to her lawyer while the receipts are produced. The item notes legal action and house documents.
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Howe & Hummoell
Susan FE
Dickinson
Anna Dickinson
New York
Susan
My Madeline Interlude in Moonlit Madrigal
A poetic fragment exploring a speaker's ardent request for Madeline. Refrains of melody, mind, and memory mingle with moonlit imagery and a dreamlike masquerade. The piece blends musical metaphor with longing and identity.
Society in the spring and civic club notes in Pittsburgh
Society items note Mrs. C. I. Wade will attend the National Council meeting in Orange New Jersey as a delegate from the Woman's Club. A paper on The Foundlings Home at Moscow by Mrs. M. B. Schliederberg sparks discussion on Russia's care for foundlings and US neglect. Other society news covers Art Society plans, WCTU meeting notes, a forthcoming wedding, school visits, and local social events.
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Mra
C. I. Wade
Woman's Club
National Council of the Federation of Woman's Clubs
Orange
N. J
Charlotte Emerson Brow
Federation
Ee SS
Eaison
Coseleme
United States
Mra. M. B. Schriederberg
Foundlings
Moscow
Russia
Art Society
Pittsburg Club
S&. H. Koillikelly
May Beesley
John KB
K Krebbtel
New York
Bertha Enderly
Harry B. Brockett, Jr
Carl Retter
Richard Wagner
Carl Ketter
Brushton Literary Society
William Marshall
Ammonda Street
Isaac Hinckadore
Art Musical Association
Prof. Salmon
Arch Street
Chalfant
Curious Condensations Of Odd Global Facts
A roundup of miscellaneous items includes Colorado ditch totals and chicken consumption in New York and Brooklyn. It notes diverse curiosities from Icelandic weather to a 104-year-old barber in Cincinnati, plus railway bridges, parlor chandeliers, and a dog saluting ships at Bear Island light.
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Colorado
New York
Brooklyn
Japan
Iceland
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
Waynesboro
Gary
Chicago
Hamburg
Social Democrats
Switzerland
France
Denmark
Quebec
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Fire Dispatch
Smithfield and
Diamond Streets
The
Imstatch
Os Daily Dispatch
Imsrateos
Dairy Lasra Ron
Lmsranon
Ieeratom
Wuekly Deratch
Darcy
Republican Clubs
Delaware
Maryland
Tex Disratcn
Manchester
Western
Cincinnati
Hearst
Bismarck
Interior Department
Wisconsin
Mr. Ingalle
Stay
Kansas City and
Southern
Elaine Gurst
George C. Lormier
Europe
Robert Moore
Hubert Moore & Co
Haitimore
Joan Young
Wurtemburg
Andrew Young
St. Louis
George
Capa City
Sixth Street
McVickar
W. J. Florence
Australia
Mo Vickar
Florence
Walla
Hepburn Jonnrs
Here
Kokomo, Ind
Inter-State Commerce Commission Today
Veazey
John P. Squire & Co
Michigan Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
Boston and Albany Company
E. ©. Darley
J. P. Witherow
South
Mr. Witherow
A. ©. Hopkins
Lock Haven
W. K. Elson
Martin's Ferry
Anderson
H. E. Pascavant
Mahoning
California
George B. Hooley
Springfield Government Arsenal
A. W. Mercer
Saginaw
Deshon
Morgantown
Duquesne
Thomas D
Theegan
Icago
Pittston
Denver
Coke
Madeline
Mark
Mongal
Murcia
Marine
Madonna
Songer
Society
Rge
Woman's Christian Temperance Alliance
U. P
H.C. Campbell
Miss Leitch
Dr. Collins
William Singer
Western Avenue
Misa Bertha Wharton
Singer
William Orr
Robert Orr
Evins Essenivus
Lloyd
California State Normal School
Theodore No=s
Messrs
T. H. Phelps
William Nagle
Thomas D. Keller
Esselius
Mrs.*Baxton
Edgewood
Mrs. Baxter
Mass Baxter
Mr. Schroeder
Tue Health Association
John M. Oakley
Utopia Circle
G LL. C
Rebecca Boardman
Annie Craig
Charles Retthel
Ballentyn
Buena Vista M. E. Church
Palestine
Heeman Westinghouse and Family
Ouoeason
Pars Returm Edgewood
Scotland
Sevres Manufactory
Dawson
Georgia
Austria
White House
Lincoln
Greensboro
Vienna
Bavaria
Ln Wurtemberg
Holland
Saxony
Norway
Sweden
Caldwell
N. C
Lenoir
Verona
Santa Anastasia
Bear Island
Cmoabar
St Daghestan
Kyrean
Oribes
Hobbie
Orton Courter
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