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Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1892

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New religion and new people in faithist scheme

David Silverfriend reveals a plan by Dr. Tanner and followers to raise 100 unknown children at Las Cruces New Mexico under a strict moral regime. A mysterious author claims to channel scripture via spirits and envisions a perfected humanity through arranged marriages and future progeny.

Las Crnuces David Silverfriend H. 8. Tanner Tanner New Faith Silverfriend New York Googg George Ballou Thompson Dr. Tanner Las Cruces XN. M Los Cruces

Theosophical Creed Explored In Oahspe And Reincarnation Beliefs

A reader reports on the theosophical belief system presented in the Oahspe work. It outlines reincarnation, karma, and a hierarchy of spirit evolution from mortal life to divine unity with Jehovah. The text links biblical figures to spiritual hierarchies and notes a future of racial and moral transformation.

More Than He Bargained Bustiers Fight at Fort Russell

Major Frank Wolcott and 45 men, part of a posse sent to clear Johnson county of cattle thieves, reached Fort Russell after a 19 day march by special train. The force totaled 320 able bodied men at surrender and faced strong local resistance from citizens who opposed outside intervention.

Cheyenne Wic Frank Wolcott Johnson County Fort Russell Arapahoe Brown

Fighting in Uganda: Protestants and Catholics clash in East Africa

Zanzibar dispatch confirms fighting in Uganda between Protestant natives and Catholic converts led by King Mwango. Protestants armed with Snider rifles held advantage until Captain Lugard of the British East Africa Company arrived with Maxim rifles. Heavy casualties reported, including Ashe and Winton.

The Standard Zanzibar Uganda East Africa Mwango Lugard British East Africa Company Ashe Winton

New York Plans 400th Anniversary Celebration

Mayor Grant appoints a committee of 100 representative citizens to arrange New York City’s observance of the 400th anniversary of America on October 12, with events beginning on New Year’s Day and extending through April 25.

New York Grant America

Fox and Borrowe Duel Over Drayton Letters dispute

Ante Mortem statement by Edward Fox reveals his role as second and his plan to publish the Borrowe Drayton correspondence. The piece details Ochiltree Milbank and others and notes Fox’s claim of truth, publishing intent, and possible consequences with Borrowe and Ochiltree in London and Paris.

Edward Fox Hallett Alsop Borrowe Fox Borrowe J. Coleman Drayton Hotel de l' Europe Antwerp Drayton London America Aurelien Scholl Ochiltree Adents New York Oat Bisraren Sui Dis- PaTou Alrest Eowanp Fox

Ochiltree Criticizes Fox Borrowe Duel Farce

A London AP cable reports Colonel Thomas Ochiltree confined by gout who says he regards the Fox Borrowe Belgium duel as a great farce and expresses contempt for the duel business.

Fox Associated Press London Thomas Ochiltree Messrs Fox and Borrowe Belgium Ochiltree

Tin plate magnate challenges sermon on wealth at church

Ex-Congressman F G Niedringhaus objected to Rev O P Masdens claim that the rich grow richer and the poor poorer during a St Louis M E church service. Masden said the workingman benefits from wealth growth and Niedringhaus subscribed $250 to a fund after a brief exchange.

Niedringhaus St. Louis F. G. Niedringhaus Union M. E Church O. P. Masden Masden John W. Kauffman Dr. Masden

Paris cafe bomb kills hotel proprietor Ravachol terror link

In Paris on April 25 a bomb wrecked M. Very's restaurant injuring him fatally after his March delivery of Ravachol to the police. The blast, felt citywide, killed Very and injured his granddaughter and others. police detain suspects while jurors face security as Ravachol faces trial.

Paris M. Very Ravachol Very M. Loze M. Goron M. Raynard Ministry of the Interior Vive l'Anarchie B Rer Magenta Elle Lanery Ecsfe Sherot Figaro Hoad

Barbosa Denied Over Reciprocity With Brazil

General Foster said Rio de Janeiro dispatch contained errors about reciprocity with Brazil. He rejected claims the U S government pledged not to pursue similar deals with European powers. Brazilian Minister Mendonica denied Barbosa statements, calling reports political maneuvers by government opponents.

Washington General Foster State Department Rio de Janeiro Barbosa Euro Senor Mendonica

Clerical politics sparks Methodist ministers meeting

In Crxerswatt Ohio on April 25 a Cincinnati area Methodist ministers gathering heard Dr McChesney present resolutions denouncing recent Boston preachers meeting addresses by Dr Townsend. Townsends pamphlet quoted alleging church offices awarded by political methods and attacking Dr Moore and Dr Cranston with anonymous letters. Moore denied the charges and warned Townsend of possible legal action.

Crxerswatt Cincinnati McChesney Boston M. E. Church J. T. Townsend Town Dr. Moore Advocate Dr. Cranston Delaware University Ohio Moore Townsend

Mississippi On a Tear High Water Threatens New Orleans

The Mississippi and its tributaries flood the region with four crevasses reported today. Breaks stretch from Bayou la Fourache at Napoleonville and Crescent Plantation to Pointe a la Hache and Trinity plantation, but none are serious and are expected to close by tomorrow.

New Oxnbeans Mississippi Bayou la Fourache Napoleonville Crescentlantation Pointe A la Hache New Orleans Trinity Plantation

Bursting Cinder Cake Triggers Allentown Mill Blast

A bursting cinder cake set fire to the Allentown Rolling Mills oil house. Workmen trying to fight the flames upset a can of dynamite which exploded, fatally injuring John McFadden and seriously injuring James McMullen and Jacob Biegley. McFadden lost his eyes and jaw.

Allentown John McFadden James McMullen Jacob Biegley McFadden

Gov Flower Postpones Proclamation Reward For OBrien

Governor Flower announces a $2500 reward for the capture of Thomas O'Brien, the bunko sharp who escaped from Keeper Buck at Utica and is a fugitive now. The proclamation, to be signed and issued tomorrow, names O'Brien an escaped convict with one more prison sentence awaiting.

Aupany Flower Thomas O’brien Bunko Sharp Buck Utica

All Quiet in Rome Reports Anarchist Disturbances Purely Imagined

Rome reports deny earlier anarchist disturbances with no barricades on government offices banks embassies or private buildings. May Day preparations include private morning gatherings and open country meetings in the afternoon as authorities note no trouble and plan peaceful events.

Rome

Durham Miners Wages to Be Reduced

Durham coal operators announce a ten percent wage cut for three months due to low trade and pit repairs. The measure aims to preserve mine stability and prevent closures amid rough market conditions.

Durham Lonpox

Death of Eddie Manning at Cronk Curr Columsats

Eddie Manning also known as Eddie Ewan, minstrel and circus man, died suddenly this evening at a liquor cure establishment. His friends demand an investigation into the case.

Columsats Eddie Ewan Eddie Manning

May Day Demonstrations Planned Across Belgium

In Belgium on May 1 labor groups plan a quiet Mons march of 5 000 workers led by leaders, with a rally at the Bourse or market. Seraing shows little activity while Liege posters urge attendance. The Central Federation seeks a monster May Day march for universal suffrage and an eight hour day, drawing 10 000 to 15 000 to La Louviere and a final open air meeting at Place des Martyrs.

Linders Brussels Mons Seraing Labor Party Liege Labor Party Liege Central Workmen’s Federation Maisson du Peuple la Louviere Jolimont Haine St. Paul Haine St. Pierre Hestre Fart Marianvelz Carnieres Baume Place Des Martyrs N du Peuple

Preacher Resigns to Train Fast Horses at Saranac

Rev. J. W. Arney, pastor of the Methodist church at Saranac, announced his retirement from the pulpit to devote himself to breeding and training horses. He has faced Methodist conference rebukes for his horse interest but plans revivals in winter that will not interfere with matinees and horse sales. He owns six promising colts and held a recent matinee with another set for next Saturday.

J. W. Arney Saranac

Setting Up on Ferd Ward in Sing Sing Indictment

New York April 25 Ferdinand Ward will step out of Sing Sing next Saturday wearing his striped suit. United States District Attorney Mitchell said he will not seek a warrant on the untried indictment pending in the United States Circuit Court. He declined to say whether the indictment would be pursued.

New York Ferdinand Ward Sing Sing United States Circuit Court United States Mitchell Ward

German War Minister Keeps Post Despite Cabinet Rift

April 25. A Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William persuaded General Von Kaltenborn Stachan to retain the War Ministry amid known tensions with Chancellor Von Caprivi. The decision provokes comment in political circles as opinion divides on the cabinet in Prussia.

Chicagoans Wahl Bryant Die in Louis Wahl and H B Bryant

Two prominent Chicago figures died today in Louis Wahl and H B Bryant. Wahl was a wealthy manufacturer and political figure, while Bryant, a proprietor of the Bryant Stratton Business College, was a notable educator.

Curcaco Louis Wahl H. B. Bryant Wahl Bryant Bryant & Stratton Business College

Immigrant Ship Darmstadt Brings Record 2019 Steerage Passengers

The steamer Darmstadt from Bremen arrived in New York with 2,019 steerage passengers, the largest single voyage count ever recorded at this port. The influx underscores heavy immigration as officials process crowded arrivals and document origins.

New York Darmstadt Bremen

Tupte and Foxing to Shoot Some More Headlines

Morning news items cover local crime trials in court suppression of a civil service issue and a county court note. Paris and Harrison crusades surface amid editorials. Local markets and plays receive brief summaries while national capital updates and nearby town notices appear.

Paris Merory Millvale Myler Stramze Foraker Ohio Civil Service Mary Surratt

Tom Reed Boomlet Fueled by Waterson Remarks on Harrison Fight

Washington reports Henry Waterson’s remark that Tom Reed would be a strong Presidential candidate sparks renewed GOP talk. Reed remains unofficially non candidate but aims to help defeat Harrison, with Maine and Rhode Island delegates shaping anti Harrison strategy and Depew plotting influence in New York. Reed believes no ticket is invincible this year and seeks to deny Harrison victory while keeping his own name ready if needed.

L'Evrore Antwear Drayton-Borrowe Tom Ochiltree New York Dispatci Henry Watterson Tom" Reed Reed Harrison Maine Indiana Washington Mr. Reed Vermont Rhode Island Aldrich Minneapolis James G. Blaine Caror Blaine Pine Tree State House of Representative Ublicans

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