Unrest Follows Europe as Trade Union Congress Opens
The Liverpool Trade Union Congress draws intense European interest amid talks of an international workers federation. Debates loom over eight hour day and secretaryship while the strikes across the UK and Australia reshape labor relations. Dr. Depew tours Italy and reports on European views of McKinley tariffs before sailing home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iby Cale
Lorpox
Trade Union Congress
Liverpool
Europe
Turkey
Russia
America
Germany
France
Belgium
International Federation
Henry Broadhurst
Congress
Fenwick
George Shipton
The
London Trades Council
Rich
United Kingdom
Australia
Depew Returns Home After London Trip
Dr Chauncey M Depew and Mrs Depew arrive in London from Hamburg with three infant nephews Their visit includes remarks on the New York clerical employes strike and impressions of Innsbruck Hamburg and Oberammergau He notes the strike news comes via dispatch and describes the Passion Play as grand but doubts a repeat performance due to rail and restaurant concerns
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Munich
Wilege
England
Oberammergau
Depew
George Ages Phipps
Verona
Cavalet Mansion
Romeo
Juliet
Shakespeare
Hanlon
Venice
Milan
St. Cothard
Italy
Hamburg
Princes of Wales
T. V. Powderly
America
Dr. Depew
New York
Dispatch
Sorpor
Chauncey M. Depew
Tom
Union Square
Innsbruck
Oberammergan
Woergan
Mets
York
London
Postius Pilate
Christ
Worsening Irish Potato Blight Report Signals Grim Harvest
An official report to August 15 from Land Commissioners paints a nationwide spread of potato blight in Ireland. It forecasts below average yields in Cork, Kerry, Louth, Wexford, Wicklow, Galway, Mayo, and many Leinster districts, with absolute failure in poor land and severe distress along coastal areas where frost and fog damaged crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Land Commissioners
Down
Tyrone
Tipperary
Dublin
Queens
County Westmeath
Donegal
Leinster
Carlow
Kilkenny
Kingsford
Meath
Louth
Wexford
Wicklow
Connaught
Galway
Mayo
Gift Project Aims to Honor Queen Victoria With Global Essays
Royal watchers report a German scholar plans a surprise birthday gift a scrapbook of magazine pieces by notable women about Victoria. The works will gather essays reminiscences and studies from authors across America England France Germany Spain Japan and India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Balmoral
Scotland
Perth
Station Hotel
Aberdean
Berlin
Queen Victoria
Victorian
America
England
France
Germany
Spain
Japan
India
Armenian Atrocities Rally European Protest Efforts
Armenia remains dire with no improvement, echoing Balkan crisis dynamics. Armenian agents in Europe draft a memorial to the German Emperor urging a Berlin Powers conference. Russia may refrain if concerted European pressure arises. Mr Gildstone monitors Armenia while Britain engages Bulgarian atrocity agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loypoux
Armenia
Bulgaria
Balkan
Europe
Berlin
Turkey
Russia
Gildstone
England
Pittsburg's Second Exposition Opens with Expanded Displays
Pittsburg hosts its second annual Exposition opening Wednesday September 3 with Innes' band and a broader, more lavish show. highlights include practical glass making, damson river management devices, extensive art displays, electric lighting and an illuminated fountain.
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Pittsburg
Innes
Damson Rivers
Ripley
Allegheny
Exposition Company
Improvements on Penn Avenue Boost Business and Trade
Merchants push to secure sites on Penn Avenue citing access and railroad connections. Arnfelds hatters and furnishers at 1125 Penn unveil a four story new building with bright lighting and spacious showrooms. The central location one square from Union Depot enhances display of a large hat and gentlemen’s furnishings stock.
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Pent Avenue
Arofelds
Penn Avenue
Messrs. Arnfeld
Union Depot
Aes
John Flocker & Co Rope and Cordage Pioneers of the City
John Flocker & Co a long established rope and cordage firm at 89 Water Street traces its roots to the 1840s. The business began in East lane Allegheny later moving to East street extension and expanding from handwork to modern machinery. Water Street showroom opened two years ago welcoming Exposition visitors to view rope and twine praised for high quality.
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Cornelius Flocker
John Flocker
Albert
Alexander Flocker
East Lane
Allegheny
Madison Avenue
East Street
Pennsylvania
Water Street
Non-Partisan WCTU responds to Harrison wine question
A Cleveland letter to Mrs Ellen J Phinney, president of the Non Partisan National W C T U, confirms District of Columbia leader Lydia H Tilton that reports of Harrison drinking wine are false. Tilton notes wine at State dinners has occurred but few official homes serve wine, and the Harrison circle shows restraint. Blaine is a total abstainer and Mrs Harrison never drinks wine, with little wine at receptions since Hayes era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen 3. Phinney
Harrisons
Havenes
Dispatch
Cleveland
Washington
Eben J. Phinney
Hayes
Wanamakers
Windoms
Millers
Proctors
Hustons
Hepborns
Dorchesters
Fosters
Morgans
Rumors of Central American Peace in Flux
In Mexico August 30 via GAL Vestox sources say Ayala will not be president. Guatemala demands a return to pre Menendez order with Ezeta guiding until a new president is elected, aligning to favor Hysta while keeping Ezeta as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crrr
Mexico
Galvestox
Central America
Senor Ayala
Guatemala
Menendez
Legislative Assembly
Ezeta
Hysta
Arson Hearing Held in Allegheny District Court
John Shauff was heard by Alderman McMasters on a charge of arson alleged by Mrs. Eliza Taylor of East Street Allegheny. The prosecution claims Shauff started a fire by throwing a handkerchief into a hayloft igniting a stable on June 22. Shauff could not recall the date but believed he was in Allegheny General Hospital during that period. He is held for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shauff
McMasters
Eliza Taylor
East Street
Allegheny
George Jackson
Shanff
Allegheny General Hospital
Sale of boys suits and pianos dominates Monday notices
A crowded ad page promotes boys suits at 1.50 to 2 for 500 sets and calls Monday a selling day. It also lists bargains on corsets Malvern 60c and piano sales at W C Whitehill and Exuasie SuHuster. A steamer Mayflower trip and overcoats orders appear with health remedy lines and addresses on Wood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Exuasie & SuHuster
Fifth Ave
Maeder Expands Custom Line After Eastern Tour
J. F. Maeder returns from an Eastern stock buying trip and announces a broad range of ready to wear from suits to full dress in his new building. He operates at 523 Liberty Street, foot of Fifth Avenue, offering selections and access to Prince Regent and imported Irish whiskey at the Halfbury House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Maeder
Cork
Halfbury House
Liberty Street
Fifth Avenue
Auction Notice at Austrecht Market Pittsburg
S1 Dietl announces sale items on September 10 1890 including 12 cabinet photos priced at 1 dollar or a life-size crayon portrait for 350 dollars. Auction at Austrecht's Elite 516 Market Street Pittsburg invites families and mentions fall and suena Exwasux Suverer at 35 Fifth Ave. Look at page 2 of THE DISPATCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietl
Austrecht
Market St
Pittsburg
Exwasux & Suverer
Fifth Ave
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Saitan and
Czar
Huc
Trades Union Congress
Erin
Cerioas
Kaiser
AID For
London Dock Laborers’ Union
Cable
the Dispatch
Ae Johnson
John Flocker & CO
White House
Gurnniz
N. A. Daniels
Frankelion Hart
Eyaste & Savasier
Baregnios
Marshall & Mittader
Kranich & Bach
Ccessn Serewec Necese
Smith American
Henry ¥. Miller
W. C. Whitehill
Third Avenue
Government Building
Wood Street
Ohio
Exable & Suvster
Pitcairn’s
Able & I
Ussu Hueys
Carter
Ruben
King
Smithfield
L wFsu
Carl Quolee
Duquesne Hat and Fur Co
J. Diamond
Olce
Sixth Street
Lewis
Paten
Smithfiel
Nodelay
Penn
Henry Hunziker
Colwell Street
Henry Hunzier
Pittsbure
Kornblum
Peceine A
OAE
Daghestan
Smyrna
Davis
Hopper Bros
Fourth Ave
Sportsmen
Liberty
Kaufmanns
Mother’s Friend and Star
Herbert Walker
EYE & Aes
Gay
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