Many oath bound societies prepared to precipitate a revolution
An American abroad in Cuba describes a looming uprising against Spanish rule, citing oath bound secret societies of the wealthiest natives. He details harsh governance under the Captain General, economic exploitation, and mass surveillance. He notes Cuban militancy, limited native military rights, and cites Moro prison conditions as part of the oppressive regime. He predicts a likely struggle with possible success and notes no aid from neighboring islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Oakland Hotel
Cubs
Cubana
Spain
Havana
Santiago
Moro
Santi
Virginius
Fry
Castle de Moro
Biman
America
Guoboste
Key West
Garibaldi
Italy
Congressional Party
Chile
Wood Street Sprinting Match Ends With Show of Force
Constable Groetzinger of Alderman Gripp's office arrested Frank Dunne for assault and battery after a complaint by Mattie Miller. Dunne escaped custody but was chased to Fifth Avenue where Groetzinger fired a warning shot in the air. Dunne was recaptured and later imprisoned at the local jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groetzinger
Gripp
Wood Street
Fifth Avenue
Frank Dunne
Mattie Miller
Dunne
Child Reared in Vice Case Leads to Jail for Couple
Andrew and Annie Jones of Craig and Robinson streets were arrested and jailed on cruelty and neglect charges in an Anti Cruelty Society case. Agent M E Dorente filed the information. Constable Tanner arrested them and placed 9 year old Marilla Fink in Tanneri Orphan Asylum. Dorente will seek to prove the child has lived amid vice. The girl appeared timid and tearful in a blue print dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Annie Jones
Craig and
Robinson Street
M. E. Dorente
C. A. Tanner
Alderman Cahill
Marilla Fink
Tanneri Orphan Asylum
Dorente
Daughters of Liberty to Convene in Philadelphia
The National Council of the Daughters of Liberty plans its annual session in Philadelphia starting Tuesday, August 30, with 150 to 200 delegates expected from Pittsburgh and Allegheny. The Union Association will meet tonight in Armstrong Council No. 83 hall to arrange travel by Baltimore and Ohio line and other details. Another smallpox case found in the Seventeenth ward prompts immediate isolation and hospital transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of the Daughters of Liberty
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Union Association
Armstrong Council
Federal and Lacock Streets
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Sue
Orkancy
To Kansas City and Return for 617.35 Via Pennsylvania Lines
Tickets on the Pittsburg route to Kansas City available August 3 to 6 with return valid until October 12. Low fares from other Pennsylvania Lines stations. contact nearest Pennsylvania line ticket agent for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Excursion to Atlantic City via B and O Railroad
An excursion to Atlantic City via the B&O Railroad is offered at a rate of ten dollars round trip. The schedule notes passengers depart Washington and reach Pittsburgh by 8 a.m. Details on meals or food charges are unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B&o.r. R
Thurada
Washington
Ve Pitteburg
Pittabarg Space Aids Year Round Room Rentals
The Dispatch advertises vacant rooms in its cent-a-word columns offering a nominal cost with strong returns. Renters are urged to insert listings for transient rooms, promising year round demand and visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittabarg
Dispatch
Fragmentary Names in Allegheny Township Notice
A readless OCR fragment lists individuals and townships including Moon township Ward, Hampton township, Daquesne, Pittsuburg, and Allegheny with scattered surnames such as Collins, Lei, Schnite, Kallas, Diets, Laibachee, Miner. The legibility is limited and details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odzuski
Bileus Biskupste
Osee
Francesco Reas
Itaburg Theressa Lapella
Pitsburg
Xiten Tilbrook
Allegheny Ugh
Allegheny
William J. Tuntock
Oon
Moon Township
Zene Collins
Hampton Township
Elizabeth Lei
Nick Schnite
Daquesne
Anna Kallas
Edward Diets
Pittsburg
Barbara Laibachee
David Miner
Alleghenya Kaeiees
Moduir
Millicen Simpson Tie the Knot in Pittsburg Wedding
Married on Thursday at 1 a.m. at the residence of W A Binck Liberty avenue Pittsburg Rev R B Mansell officiated. The couple Joan B Milliken and Evimasere M Sumrson both of Pittsburg. No cards.
Obituary notices for multiple residents in August 1892
A fragmented obituary page lists deaths and funeral notices including Mrs. Rosina Dix Mrs Ellen Dravamont and others. Funerals scheduled from Millvale No. 5021 Dearborn Street and homes across Allegheny City Clivertne Mt. Washington and St John s Church interments at St Peters Cemetery with dates August 3 4 5 6 1892 and multiple ages from infants to 89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clainery—Rostra Clatrary
Point View Avenue
Philadelphia
Rosina Kana Dix
William J. Karg
Clinaries P. Kanfield
Drummond
Ellen Dravamont
Robert Drummond
Griser
Ipa
John
Katie Griser
Funers
Dearborn Street
Nineteenth Ward
Griffith
William
Gnaisrin
Toway Alley
Eleventh Ward
Allegheny City
Y. Uw
Wylie Avenue
Clivetrte
M. Gairiis
Frank
Ida Griffith
Haggerty
Patrick F. Hacerrry
Michael
Annie Haggerty
St. John's Ekoman Catholic Church
Thirty-second Street
Stella Street
St. Peter's
Keegan
St. Francis’ Hospital
Mary Axx
J. J. Legon
Virginia Ee
Annes
Mary C. Lzmoux
Fuarpar
Littlewood
Jonn
George
Miriam Littlewood
Natronalley
I.w
Fe Shaan
A Mace
Fannie C
Thomas Lowry
St. Cla! Street
East End
Manley
Cinta Mackey
Sarah Lorenzini
Beatty Street
Sacred Heart Church
Center Avenue
Martin
Observatory Avenue
Allegheny
Samuel Manby, Jr
South Canal Street
Coal Center
Lhe Mois My
George N. May
Miller
A. J. Miller
J. H. Miller
Lowry Street
Hazelwood
Moore
Marr C. Moore
Norman
Lizzie Noam
Ochsenhiert
Ee Pt. U
Chanles
H. Ochsenhirt
Susan K. Urban
Adam Ochsenhirt
Satcunpar
SP. Mu
Patterson
Ronent H. Pattenson
Frankstown Avenue
E. E
Faipay
Cincinnati
Lexington
Reese
Bolivar
William Rexx
William Silk
Scot Township
Stndar
Mansfield Station
Pittsburg
James J
Emma Montooth Walker
R. W
Marchand Street
Remnants Sale in Silk and Dress Goods Room
Remnants of challis and zephyr ginghams offered at prices to move them. 2,500 yards of American challis with black grounds, white figures, and polka dots 26 inches wide. Regular challis department stock promoted for quick sale, with all wash goods including challis and zephyr ginghams showcased even by electric light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Challi
Silk Indians and Habutai Fabrics at Silk Department Sale
Large lot fine INDIAS black and navy with white polka spots priced at 65c. Top pieces of PLAIN SOLID BLACK INDIAS in various qualities describe a recent purchase considered one of the best buys the Silk Department has made. Widths range 24 to 76 inches with prices from 46c to 1.25. All pure Silk genuine Shanghai and Japanese Habutais show slight roughness typical of INDIAS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Shanghai Cloths For Dresses And Waists
Gendarme blues and small polka dots in real Shanghai cloths. Suitable for children's or ladies' dresses or waists. Width 24 inches.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chillon
the Daughters OF Liberty
Atlantic City
Rose Etc
Geo. K. Stevenson & Co
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Tam
Omes
Penn Avenue
James M. Fullerton
Eighth Street
Wren Telephone
Curane
Murdoch
Smithfeld Street
Solis R. & A. Murdoch
Pittsburg Wall Paper Co
Westinghouse Offce
Hood
Reynoldsville, Pa
Rood
Verner
David & John Anderson
C. A. Verner
Fifth Avenue and
Market St
Sadies and Gentlemen
DR. Jaeger
Horne & Ward
Fleishman & CO
Oxand
Aivmelalers
Jorse Glee
Boggs & Buhl
DR EI BE
THE
Family Safeguird OH
Ieee
Elaine
Himmelrichs
Braddock
Braddock Avenue
Wren
Warden & Oxnard, Manufacturers
INS. CO
North al America
Comort
Pittsburg Cricket Club
A’s
G. G. O’brien
Uherellas
J. G. Bennett. & CO
Corner Wood St
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