Cholera Strikes St Petersburg and Spreads Across Russia
Reports from St Petersburg note one death from Asiatic cholera as fear and illness ripple through Nijni Novgorod and Kurska. Riots in Tashkend spark Muslim unrest, while authorities close all schools until September to curb the epidemic and limit movement of workers and goods.
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St. Petersburg
Nijui Novgorod
Kurska
Russia
Tobolisk
Arctic Ocean
Tashkend
Syr-Daria
Ferghana
Turkestan
Tashken
Berlin
Breslau
Poland
Palacio in Paris Claims He Is Venezuela’s Legal President
Ex president Raimundo Andueza Palacio, in Paris with family, says he was elected unanimously and remains the constitutional ruler. He accuses rivals of slander, notes General Crespo is a fugitive, and plans to publish his Trinidad manifesto for friends.
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Venezuela
Crespo
Paris
Raimundo Andueza Palacio
Malesherbes
Aenezuela
Guillermo Tel Vili
Dr. Villegas
Grespo
Ibarra
Banger
Trinidad
Two Seats Questioned by Parnellites Over Priest Influence
A Parnellite meeting in Dupuis today agreed to issue a petition opposing the return of Michael Davitt and Patrick Fullam to the House of Commons from Meath districts. They allege priests unduly influenced voters and a portion of 2000 pounds needed to lodge the petition was subscribed at the gathering.
Morley Maintains East Nottingham Seat In Commons
London August 3 A petition against Arnold Morley’s return to Parliament for the East division of Nottingham has been dropped. Morley was declared elected by a majority of 577 over Conservative H Tinck Hatton.
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London
Arnold Morley
House of Commons
Nottingham
Mney
H. Tinck Hatton
No Confidence Motion Ready in London Conference
Gladstone held a conference with Harcourt Spencer Morley Kimberley Trevelyan and Morley to arrange terms of a no confidence motion. The report notes political figures involved and ongoing parliamentary maneuvers.
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LonDon
Mr. Gladstone
William Vernon Harcourt
Earl Spencer
John Morley
Earl of Kimberle
George Otto ‘Trevelyan
Arnold Morley
Gladstone Resumes Activities After Illness
The Liberal leader nearly regains health and resumes duties. He receives calls from Justinar and John Dillon in the morning, and for the first time in days leaves his home for a drive in the afternoon.
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Justinar
John Dillon
Mr. Gladstone
Four hundredth Columbus anniversary celebrated at Paros
At Paros on August 23 crowds mark the 400th anniversary of Columbus voyage. A replica Santa Maria sailed from the river bar amid warship lines with salutes as the flotilla watched. Minister Montijo aboard Legaspi observed the ceremony while Huelva brims with visitors and decorations.
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Paros
Celembus
Columbus
Montigo
Legaspi
Bar
la Rabida
Huelva
Santa Maria
Corrigan and Ireland in Rome dispute over culture clash claim
A Vatican source reports Archbishop Corrigan disputed the Pope’s letter to New York bishops and produced quotations from St Paul and Cardinal Gibbons to show a misreading. The cited texts do not state a culture clash would follow condemnation of Faribault and Stillwater school arrangements.
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Rome
Vatican
Corrigan
Holy Father
Province of
New York
Brooklyn
Grace of
America
Ing
Stillwater
St. Paul
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Balfour Petition Over Electoral Corruption Charges
A formal petition was lodged against the return of Mr. Balfour as member for East Manchester division. It charges bribery cheating intimidation undue influence hiring and general corruption by his agents in the recent electoral contests.
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Balfour
House of Commons
East
Manchester
Four
Woman arrests James Johnston on fraud warrant
Mrs Mary Seymour, a boarding house keeper, dragged James Johnston from a Penn avenue street and handed him to police after swearing out a fraud warrant before Alderman Warner. Johnston was brought to the Twelfth ward station, bailed for a hearing, and remanded to the custody of Constable Kramer.
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James Johnston
Carbon Iron Works
Sergent Beck
Thke
Johnston
Warner
Miller
Kramer
Man receives 30 days for carrying concealed weapon
Francisca Greiner, 16, accuses Joe Snyder of trying to force affection. He allegedly drew a revolver after she refused and threatened to kill her. Mayor Kennedy warns of harsher punishment if he misbehaves again.
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Joe Snyder
Francisca Greiner
Kennedy
Welfare Society Report Records Aid Applicants And Visits
The semi monthly report shows 9 new applicants for aid and 402 families visited. It notes 198 families aided benefiting 954 persons, with 614 visits to the poor and 108 visits made for the poor. Large quantities of provisions were distributed.
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The
Association For the Improvement
Old Man With Brain Fever At Central Police Station
An old man named Patrick Kelly about 75 years old is at the Central police station with brain fever. Yesterday he raved and Dr Moyer attended him. He will be sent to Poor Farm for care.
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Patrick Kelly
Moyer
Doctor reports smallpox case to Health Bureau
Dr Green reported a smallpox case yesterday to the Health Bureau from 4710 Foster Street. The patient was moved to Municipal Hospital. LADTES area benefited by Angostura Bitters.
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Ladtes
Progress Slow As House Panel Scrambles On Labor Inquiry
A seven member committee led by Gallinger and including Peffer and Hansbrough struggles over a report on private armed forces and Pinkerton concerns. Critics call the delay evasive while divisions and harmony trouble undercut findings, with no planned recess sittings and vague prospects for a final report this session.
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Washington
Palmer
Illinois
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Peffer
Kansas
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Felton
California
Isbor
Sanders
Montana
White
Louisiana
Hill
New York
Messrs
Henry Clay Hansbrough
Devil’s Lake
N. Dak
Cumberland County
Farmers’ Alliance
Improved Gear Wheel for Electric Street Cars
An improved chilled gear wheel by 8 E Maxwell promises longer life for traction systems. Cast iron cur-gears previously failed after a few months. the new wheel reportedly lasts a year or more. Arrangements with several traction rings are under consideration for adoption.
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8. E. Maxwell
Scarce Pullman Cars Cause Excursion Delays
Great demand for Pullman cars has emptied sleepers. Knights Templar hired all available bedding cars and many travelers to Atlantic City cannot find accommodations. Depot staff anticipate a big morning rush at the station.
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Knights Templar
Atlantic City
German worker dies in Globe Powder explosion near Verona
Albert Moss a 20 year old German was killed by an explosion at Globe Powder Company near Verona at 5 30 in the morning The plant employed 18 men Moss was the only casualty The blast tore off the roof and burned his clothes away He died from a ruptured blood vessel according to the post mortem His body was taken to Verona for an inquest by Squire Hodson The plant will resume work tomorrow
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Min
Verona
Albert Moss
McAlse Station
Plum Creek
Moss
al McAbee
McAbee
McAfee
Milltown
Globe Company
Johnson
Chambersburg
Squire Hodson
Public Safety Committee weighs firehouse lot in Tenth ward
The Allegheny Public Safety Committee debated locating an engine house on a lot in the Tenth ward at 1600 dollars. Chief Murphy and Chief Jones endorsed the site despite higher cost, while bids from Manchester Locomotive Works 5000 dollars and American Fire Engine Company 4575 dollars were reviewed, with Silsby Company 4500 dollars accepted after credits.
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Allegheny Public Safety Committee
Tenth Ward
Simon Drum
Peter Born
Murphy
Chief Jones
Manchester Locomotive Works
Old Amoskeag
American Fire Engine Company
Clapp & Jones
Old Amoskenag
Silsby Company
Sleeping Passenger On Downtown Duquesne Car
A young man about 18 boards a Duquesne Traction car and quickly dozes, causing amusing disruption as his head bobs and he sways between passengers and windows. He awakens within one block of his alighting point each trip, while another rider on the Lari_mer avenue branch similarly falls asleep standing and clinging to the guard.
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Duquesne Traction
Morpheus
Larimer Avenue
Bail Granted for Bauer. Knold Denied by Judge Ewing
Judge Ewing accepted bail for Paul Bauer at 5000 dollars, posted by Emil Beacher and Ernest Kehrer of Allegheny. Knold remains in custody with a renewed hearing set for Saturday after evidence he exposed Carnegie offices to Berkman. Four of Panhandle road’s new passenger cars arrived from Ohio Falls Car Company and are in service, praised for high backs and passenger comfort.
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Judge Ewing
Paul Bauer
Emil Beacher
Ernest Kehrer
Allegheny
Knold
Ewing
Berkman
Carnegie
Panhandle Road
Ohio Falls Car Company
Erie
Monongahela House
Hugh Laughlin
East Palestine
J. A. Gault
Kittanning
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Sue G. Case
Forbes School
Indiana
Simeon Bissell
Dallas Station
East End
Atlantic City
A. Overholt
National Pipe Foundry
Scottdale
Ecity
Jackson
Mich
G S. Wright
General Western
Baltimore and Ohio Road
P. B Reilly
Bedford
W. D. Moore
Templow
Percy G. Digby
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Geo
Jenks
Phenesiy Sus
Opera House
New Brighton
Genev
Howard MacQueary
Saginaw
Canton
Pinal
Frances
Dunbetten
L. Rota
Coxville
W. Curtis
Lord
F. Withorow & Co
Cat court bail posted for Hawkins and Dr Grim
Colonel Hawkins and Dr Grim faced charges after informations filed by Private Sams. Hawkins posted 1000 dollars bail on two counts while Dr Grim posted 500 dollars on one count. W. 85. Goffey signed the bonds at Alderman Reilly's office.
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Colonel Hawkins
Dr. Grim
Sams
Alderman Reilly
Onel Hawkins
Goffey
Confidence in Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Diarrhea Remedy
Mrs Hattie Mason of Chilton Carter county Missouri praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy insisting it is dependable even in severe cases for children and adults. Bottles of twenty five and fifty cents sold by druggists with no further details provided.
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Hattie Mason
Chilton
Carter County
Chamberlain
Real Estate Listings and Miscellaneous Notices
Real estate items include 54 wings bank lim 401 Smithfield Street Cor Fourth Avenue Cavite with $100000 and surplus $75000 amid low rates at 4 percent. Mentions Tra Cut Rates Iago St Louis Kaneas City Paris Helena California and Gleason's W Fifth Avenue Liberty Street. Also reference to Mrs Winstow's Soothing Syrup as a child teething remedy.
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Iago
St. Louis
Kaneas Ci
Paris
Searen Helena
California
Gleason's
Fifth Avenue
Liberty Street
Small Advertisements Rise in July Compared to Last Year
Advertisement numbers show a 2 523 increase for the month of July over July 1991. The Dispatch boasts record popularity as small ads continue to grow in volume and demand.
Pinkerton Replies to Labor Strike Charges
William A. Pinkerton and Robert A. Pinkerton send a statement to the House Judiciary Committee rebutting accusations by Powderly and Senator West about Pinkerton outrages in recent strikes. They blame strikers for incidents and call for discipline of guilty members while defending nonunion workers against violence.
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New York
William A. Pinkerton
Robert A. Pinkerton
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Powderly
Senator West
Pinkerton
New York Central
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Denver and Rio Grande
Pinkertons
Homestead
Hawaiian Legislature Debates Native Cabinet and Annexation
During the July 21 session Representative Wilcox pressed a confidence resolution for committee of the whole to air views. He argued a Cabinet of native Hawaiians would gain broad support, while annexation members seek cabinet roles to aid Hawaii joining the United States. The measure was laid on the table 32 to 14. ministry members abstained, with Ashford Wilcox and Bush voting no.
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Howonony
Wilcox
Hawaii
United States
Noble Baldwin
Baldwin
Ashford
Bush
Swindler Ignatius Wieder arraigned over London jewel thefts
Ignatius Wieder alias Blumenthal, 28, born in Russia, accused of swindling London jewelers of 25000 pounds. He opened a Piccadilly shop as a commission jeweler, obtained stones on credit, pawned them, and fled to New York with his wife and infant. They were arrested. case adjourned to tomorrow before Commissioner Shields.
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New York
Ignatius Wieder
Blumenthal
London
Shields
Wieder
Russia
Piccadilly
Duke of Clarence
Mra Wieder
People Coming and Going in Local Social Roundup
Local notices list residents and visitors in town at various hotels and venues. W J Flynn is at the Lobblosser in Emlenton while Dr Chevalier Q Jackson rode a train to New York yesterday.
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W. J. Flynn
Emlenton
Lobblosser
Gould to Sell His Yacht Atalanta Amid Costs and Wrecks
In New York on August 3 special report says Jay Gould asked O W Hughes Yacht Agency to sell the Atalanta after the Alva wreck. Commissioned to dispose by August 28 1889, price initially 250000 later 2200000. Vanderbilt's loss unrelated. The costly maintenance and a 19500 repair bill spurred the decision.
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Jay Goul d
New York
Wall Street
Jay Gould
O. W. Hughes Yacht Agency
Gould
Hughes
George Gould
Mr. Vanderbilt
Mr. Gould
Shackford
War Against The Glanders In New Orleans
The State Board of Health seeks city council permission to kill infected horses and mules amid a glanders outbreak. The disease, imported from Montana with horses sold by their owners, threatens street traffic and public health. Authorities urge rapid action due to no applicable law.
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New Orleans
State Board of Health
Montana
Crescent City Railroad Company
Board of Health
Mobile
Silk worm experiment in Unadilla yields promising silk
In Unadilla Krxeston area W W Cleaver raises silkworms from Philadelphia eggs. About 25 000 worms mature in stages from young to cocooning. Each cocoon averages six miles of thread. Breeding could net him over 100 dollars a month. Also report says Canton authorities executed 109 criminals for piracy along the Canton coast.
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Krxeston
N. Y
W. W. Cleaver
Unadilla
Philadelphia
Trades Council Picnic At Pittsburg Draws Three Thousand
Three thousand people attended a Building Trades Council picnic at Ross Grove yesterday with special trains from Pittsburg on the West Penn line. A ball game between two association nines, dancing into the evening, swimming and jumping contests, and multiple races yielded prizes for J. P. Kimmel Louis McGrew and others. Professionals and members competed in 100 yard 1 mile and field events with winners including J P Kimmel Peter Priddy G. Smith and T Murdoch.
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Ross Grove
Building Trades Council of
Pittsburg
West Peon
Ond
J. P. Kimmel
Weir
G. J. Shilling
Mr. Shilling
T. Murdoch
C. L. Mohney
Refined Whisky Debate Boosts Popularity of C. F. Whisky
An editor notes growing public taste for a fine whisky and argues that C. F. whisky offers superior quality at a close price. The piece urges readers to try the celebrated spirit to judge its merit for themselves.
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C. F
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