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Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1890

Page

12

Anglo Portuguese dispute stalls as Salisbury demands proof

The Anglo Portuguese dispute remains at a standstill as Salisbury will not discuss the general question until Portugal proves evacuation of Shire Highlands and Upper Zambezi districts. Lisbon papers fan anti English sentiment with threats against the English colony, while foreign sympathy yields no tangible help and the American squadron goes to Toulon.

Lexpos Salisbury Shire Highlands Zambesi Portugal Lisbon Tagus Prince Bismarck England Toulon

Mourning For Their 50 Percent Anniversary Of Rudolph Death

The Emperor and Empress of Austria observe the first anniversary of Prince Rudolph’s death with mourning. Rudolph’s burial site is transformed into a chapel at Meyerling. The royal family attends Mass, visits the Capuchin Church vaults, and the Empress makes a late-night prayer at the tomb.

Lonpox Austria Eudolph Meyerling Rudolph Vienna Valerie Indies Dresed

London Socialist Meeting Upset by Champion Backlash

In Southwark Hall Lowpox February 1 a crowded eight hour rally for socialism drew about a thousand supporters. Henry Champion once an anarchist now a moderate Socialist faced denouncement as a Tory pensioner amid violent opposition. Champion defended himself citing ties to Maltman Barry, a noted Tory agent, while his past influence is linked to John Burns’s split from the extreme Socialists.

Lowpox London Southwark Hall Henry Champion Labor Elector Champion Maltman Barry John Burns

Spaniards celebrate King Al recovery amid nine doctors

Lorpon February 1 Spaniards mark the king's apparent recovery after nine doctors attended him and the Queen Regent is hailed as the nurse and mother. Loyalist demonstrations fill the throne room as Senate and Congress send addresses while party passions roar over an imminent general election.

Lorpon Senate Congress

Turkish Budget Turmoil Sparks Courtroom Scramble

Turkish budget chaos emerges as the Sultan’s enthusiasm budget proves unsymmetrical to royal eye. Advisors quarrel over funds as the Finance Minister struggles to satisfy departmental demands amid limited resources and mounting pressures.

Barnum Delights British Nobility at Aberdeen Residence

Phineas Taylor Barnum entertained a Grosvenor square audience of aristocrats including the Earl and Countess of Aberdeen, Lady Wolseley, and Sir John Fowler. He shared anecdotes from his rise in show business, joked about relatives, and recalled early American tales as Mrs Shaw whistled and Shortie the banjoist played. Mr and Mrs Gladstone attended, with Barnum seeking a World’s Fair 1892 invitation.

Phineas Taylor Barnum Earl of Aberdeen Grosvenor Square Barnum Earl Francia Lady Seymour Wolseley Tweedmouth America Barcum Gladstone

Red Man Far From Home In Europe Tour Plans

Loxpox reports Nate Saulsbury in London outlining Cody and the Indians visiting Florence Rome and Milan then through Austria Germany and Belgium to the English Channel. He says the Wild West show will tour England before returning to America and offers a rebuttal to charges of unfair dealing by Frank Thompson of the Paris syndicate. The syndicate’s president was T. C. Crawford with books kept for inspection.

Nate Saulebury London Naples Cody Florence Rome Milan Italy Austria Germany Belgium English Saulsbury Provinces England America Frank Thompson Paris John K. Despassos T. C. Crawford

German workmen pleased with Berlepsch appointment over Bismarck

Workers in Germany welcomed Freiherr Berlepsch as Minister of Commerce and Industry succeeding Prince Bismarck. He aided coal miners during last summer’s Rheinish strikes, helping end the dispute. The Emperor met him several times and invited him to supper.

Lorpon Germany Freiherr Berlepsch Commerce and Industry Prince Bismarck Rheinish Berlepsch Ministry of Commerce

Toole In Great Demand By Cable Dispatch

Loxponx February 1 Toole sails for Australia at month end and will be in the fattened goose condition if he survives. Since returning from the Provinces he has endured constant meals, with clubs Campbell Praed Garrick Arundel Savage and Bons Freres hosting dinners. Next week the Green Room Club stages a large dinner and further dinners follow each night. All tickets for the Metropole banquet on the 12th are sold. Invitations to Toole continue to pour in.

Loxponx Toole Australia Campbell Praed and Garrick Arundel Savage Bons Freres

Millionaire's Daughter Elopes for Racing Groom in Hoboken

Miss Mary Hoyt heiress to New Jersey fortune elopes with Charlies W. Billings owner of Count Luna and Leander racehorses. The wedding took place before Justice Reymont in Hoboken after a convent distance and a family rift involving her guardian at Emmitsburg. The couple wed amid horse racing and a shared wager. Captain James Rafferty was buried in St. Mary's Cemetery the same day.

New York Mary & Hoyt Robert Hoyt Shrewsbury N. J Charlies W. Billings Hoboken Justice of the Peace Reymont Mr. Billings Count Luna Leander Billin Eee Childes Billings James Rafferty St. Mary's Cemetery Father Wall Cathedral

Senator Farwell on Clark nomination for Port of Chicago

Wassinctoy February 1 Senator Farwell questioned the truth of the Senate confirmation of Mr Clark as Collector of the Port of Chicago. Farwell says the President ignored the Illinois delegation and acted against Mr Campbell, harming party unity and the will of the people. He calls the action astonishing and unusual and notes it disrupts the Illinois delegation.

Farwell Clark Chicago Harrison Gresham Senate Illinois Campbell Mile Lincoln J. Campbell Mr. Harrison Congress

Randall Defends Carlisle in Rules Committee dispute

Washington reports Mr Randall rejects blame on Mr Carlisle for non reporting of Rules Committee actions. He says Carlisle is in the minority and not responsible, and has been ready to meet as a minority with Mr Randall’s concurrence. Local items include marriage licenses and various obituaries and notices across Allegheny and surrounding towns.

Washington Randall Carlisle Committee On Rules Wasninetos Leedom Terrebonne Canada Silvott Thiebault Silcott

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