Anti American Newspapers Shift Tactics and World Fair Drive
The article reports rising agitation over German grain duties, harvest fears, and potential tariff cuts led by Chancellor Von Caprivi. It notes presses mounting anti government campaigns, distilleries curbing output, and a pestilent insect threat to wheat. It mentions Bismarck’s health and possible duels, Zollverein talks, and Germany’s push to showcase at the Chicago Columbian Exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brn
Germany
von Caprivi
Prussia
Austria
Italy
Munich
Awstria
Ile Viewnelle Zeitwung
America
Europe
Prince Bismarck Medal Claim Sparks German Appeal
Prince Bismarck said he possessed one of these medals and called it the only prize. Prof. Gales rushed to Germany seeking Mr. Phelps' help to obtain the medal. Phelps believes he can aid Gales and that the government will soon award the honor.
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Gates
Phelps
Bonn
Prof
Prince Bismarck
Gales
Germany
Prof. Gales
London Tenement Fire Claims Two Lives
A fire in a Shadwell tenement, London, early today left ten residents poor and trapped. Escaping by stairs failed as flames spread, a woman leapt to her death and two others suffered serious injuries. Firemen and police found two occupants burned to death inside the building.
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Lospex
Shadwell
Searc
Gladstone Letter Presses Home Rule Debate in Lewisham
In Loxton Aug 22 Mr Gladstone writes to Liberal candidate for Lewisham arguing that Lord Salisbury’s recent speech signals blocking home rule for Ireland by Lords. He urges constituencies to reject the threat and show metropolitan support, urging Lewisham electors to end the controversy harming the Empire.
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Loxton
Mr. Gladstone
Lewisham
Lord Salisbury
Ireland
The Redaction of Duty in Great Britian Felt by the Treasury
The British Treasury lost about a million pounds last year due to tea duty cut from six to four pence per pound. Tea consumption rose to 179,000,000 pounds, with a net increase of 25,000,000 pounds and a gain of about 124 percent. The note compares to 1835 when duties varied but revenue from tea was similar.
Military historian Moltke omits policy and reveals little
Bern August 22 dismayed military men report Count von Moltke’s history offers no revelations about an alleged alliance with General von Steinmetz. He hints Spicheren was not directed from HQ and cites Steinmetz’s recall for new formations. Criticism targets his leniency toward both sides' errors and the lack of any reference to Germany's domestic policy.
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Bismarck
Prince Bismarck
Count von Waldersee
Moanarek
Kiel
Kiesengen
Count Merbert Bismarck
Jimalerger
Count von Munster
Herbert Bismarck
America
Spain
Bern
Count von Moltke
von Steinmetz
Spicheren
Steinmetz
Germany
William
Versailles
Russian Socialists Handicapped and Exiled Workers
Russian refugees in Switzerland issue a pamphlet saying revolutionaries cannot represent Russia at Brussels due to czarist tyranny. They note railway growth opens Asia and hope to participate in a future congress. Also a note about a Atlantic City trip on B and RR lines from Washington with schedules and rates.
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London
Switzerland
Brussels
Russia
Asia
Atlantic City
Washington City
Unclear Names List From Historical Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows a string of personal names including Ward Wilbert Seaton Joseph Schwab and Ulrich Jung Anerson. No clear event, place, or date available. cannot determine a specific news item.
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Kares A. Ward
Bertha Wilbert
Fimeliquis
The
Ho Seaton
Shartil Joseph Helen John
Samuel Schwab
Elizabeth Dohper
John Ulrich
Bertha Jung
Anerson
Local Notices of Marriages and Deaths Figures and Dates
A compiled list from Andrewsville area records shows multiple wedding notices and obituaries. Entries include Joann A Atsros and Annte M Meyer of Allegheny City, Harry E Bartland and Hattie W Pzwser of Pittsburg, various death notices for Bartholomew Brown Cook Maloney Moore Mulholland Anley Reed Rigdon Savery Schaffin Zapf and others, with dates August 1891 and locations including Greensburg Sharpsburg and Allegheny City.
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Alston—Meyer
Nevin Woodside
Joan A. Atsros
Annte M. Meyer
Allegheny City
Penney
B. P. Wilburn
Greensburg
Harry E. Bartland
Hattie W. Pzwser
Pittsburg
Southside
Jacob Cook
Sharpsburg
Jane Street
Sumpay
Wheeling
Philadelphia
Cox
Mary Alice Cox
Dummett
Lipa May
Wu Josefn Goon
Hepler
Ever
Levi
Izzie Roper
Shetland Avenue
Achille Street
Maloney
Fenn Avenue
Anley
Weck
A. M
Martin
Timothy Reilly
Eighth Street
Stupar
St. Joseph's Church
Annie
Willbape
Annie Nowamy
Yow Street
Twentieth Ward
Monpar
Reed
Llo
Canonsburg
Wwerton County
Evita J. Kenn
William A. Reed
M. C. Rigdon
Sandusky Street
Mowday
R.u
Savery
B. E. Savery
Richard Savery
Ahna
Independence
Schaffint
Henry Schaffini
Trnroom
Larkin Alley
Webb
Evwazp
Wenn
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Kaiser's
Munster
Sweden
Denmark
Kaiser
Berlin
Friedrichstrasse
Templehof
Heaith
Salisbury
Gladstone
Moltke
Henry Avotion Co
Ninth Street
Bee Ad
Keesport
Allegheny
Pittebarg
Spitisbare Press Pickccenort
Pitta
Allegheny -Alleg Be
Hood
Richardson Hotel
Monmouth
L. Sam School
Henry Berger
Frank Corray
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Penn Avenua
mylt-Stuwrey
James M. Eee
Seventh Pe
Fee East Env
Mylt
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Union Station
Liberty Avenue
Tutt
Exresson
Ofice
Park Fince
New York
Urssu
Express
E. B. Renouf
Sixth ST
T. W. Haus
Penn Av
Pitestusg
C. D. Lewis
Smithfield
Nocelny
Ealed
Electric Light Commission
City of
Sp Eclock Fr. M
Board of Gas Trustees
City Mall
Gas Trustees
Citrmen
P.F. Farrell
A. A. Franzheim
Srpesseenes Oseph
Federal St. Allegheny
P Revent Bal
J. G. Bennett & Co
Mme. Ruppert
Hamilton Building
Fifth Ave
Wolff
Acme Blacking Agre
Liberty
Street
Cor
Sixth Ave
Pittsburg, Pa
Cor. Wood ST
N. B
Silverman
Youman
Weir & CO
Wood St
Fifth Avenue
Wolff & Bandolfh
Philadeiphis
Stevens Chair CO
Kaufmann Block
Kaufmann
Smithfield St
Us3
Market ST
OUR Boys’ Department
Gusky
Market Street
Keech
Keegh
Penn Avenue
Ninth ST
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