Debates on Irish Home Rule and Allied Political Shifts
The article surveys Irish home rule talks with Mr Balfour’s land bill, Party lines, and Parnellite reunion. It notes Liberal Morley and Gladstonian tactics, Chamberlain’s attack, and Catholic tensions. Naval moves in the Levant and local wrecks near Alexandria are touched, alongside a coal porters strike spurring labor action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cercant Feren
Teemess
Westminster
Balfour
Duke of Abercorn
P Iladstone
Vic
Pladstone
House of Commons
Sec
Trisheier
Bales Owpiala
Parnellite
Mendoxeph
Sonshien
Dudley
House of Vaseevernday
Romberlain
Gladstonians
Parnellites
Largest dog show at Islington boasts 3000 entries
Striking retailers raise prices while concessions are refused. Center hospitals and charities may exit the coal depot without obstruction. The Islington show features Queen’s Pomeranians Beatrice and a Russian set including wolfhounds. Royal entrants include Grand Duke Nicholas Prince Constantine and the Duchess of Newcastle with her dogs.
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Tors
Islington
Pomerian
Beatrice Ies
Nicholas
Constantine of Oldenburg
Duchess of
Newcastle
Duchess of Newcastle
Redmond Amendment to Address Defeated in Commons
In Lexpos Feb 12 the House debated John Redmond's amendment to release treason felons Egan and Daly. Sir William Vernon Harcourt defended the government line while Fenianism drew strong Irish opposition. Redmond's amendment was defeated 188 to 97 amid Irish cheers from the minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Redmond
House of Commons
Fitsgerald
William Vernon Harcourt
Egan
Daly
Sir William
Trish
William Redmond
Ireland
Timothy Herrington
Parnell
Harrington
McCarthy
Dillon
Redmond
Death by suicide in Paris blamed on Nihilists
Reports circulated that General Von Hafsord killed himself at the Hotel Louvre after rumors tied him to Nihilists. Police, after a thorough probe, found evidence suggesting the general committed suicide, not homicide, linking him to veterans of the Crimean War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pants
von Hafsord
Louvre
Selivershoff
Paris
Padlewski
San Antonio
Tex
von Hafford
General von Hafford
Bomb Explodes Before Spanish Consulate
A dynamite bomb exploded in front of the Spanish Consulate in Lisanx on Feb 12 shocking the city. The blast damaged windows in the consulate and nearby houses but caused no injuries. Police pursue the unknown perpetrator, believed linked to sympathizers of the Xeres executions in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisanx
Xeres
Spain
Austrian coin withdrawal bill passes Reichstag third reading
Beets Feb 1 Reichstag approves bill to withdraw Austrian yemen thalers from circulation. Finance Minister Freiherr Von Matrahav answers Herr Leuschner noting sales of silver will begin only after Austria takes a fair share of drawn coin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstag
Freiherr von Matrahav
Imperial
Herr Leuschners
Austria
Petroleum well strikes vein near Assama Railway Company
CanceTta February 12. A well owned by the Assama Railway Company reached 650 feet and hit a flowing vein producing 700 barrels per day. The find signals a rich oil supply in the surrounding region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CanceTta
Assama Railway Company
Nihilist Society Suppressed in Pulinva Clash
Police uncover presence of a Nihilist group in Pulinva seizing documents and a printing press after a fierce confrontation. Leaders of the society were captured following a desperate struggle. Rev. George Hodges preaches TSAIA as the subject for tomorrow's Dispatch sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peterssvune
Pulinva
Tsaia
George Hodges
Death of Thomas Miller at the city Poor Farm
Mrs Harriet Miller of Sheffield reports her son Thomas Miller died December 19 at the city Poor Farm after illness and unemployment. He had lived on Tutler Street near Sharpshore Bridge and faced arrest for disorderly conduct when sick. Chief Elli and Captain Brophy intervened, aiding him before his death.
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Elli
Department of Charities
Harriet Miller
Sheffield
England
City
Thomas Miller
Tutler Street
Sharpshore Bridge
Seventeenth Ward
Brophy
Ernest
Trade Unchanged as Prices Hit Record Lows in Cotton and Silver
New York reports no improvement in wholesale movement from jobbers to retailers. Cotton and silver fall to record lows while other sectors show mixed activity. Rail and commodity markets wobble as overall trade remains fair to modest with some regions showing gains in grain and hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet’s
Mississippi Valley
Bradatreet’s
Fittsburgh Down Another Peg in Money Market Report
The chart from trad atreet's shows easier money market and brighter prospects as the clearing house returns for the week ending May 11 indicate increases versus the same week last year. Percent changes are outlined to show gains or declines in comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tradatreet's
Clearing House
Uruguay among world’s richest republics noted in letter
Read Fansie B. Ward’s letter in THE DISPATCH to-morrow describing Uruguay as one of the richest republics. The writer surveys wealth, governance, and potential implications for trade and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
Fansie B. Ward
Friday's Accidents Claim Two Lives and Injure Seven
A Troy Hill car fatally strikes a five year old Masland on Forbes street. A farmer falls from a hay wagon near Saxonburg, dies at Mercy Hospital. Several others including a brakeman with a crushed hand and a boy pierced by hot iron suffer injuries but are not serious. The Allegheny contractor and Duquesne rail traffic are noted as primary factors in the day’s incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Hill
Duquesne
Robert Masland
Butler Plank Road
Saxonburg
Forbes Street
Massand
Charles Clarke
Sobo Hill
Mercy Hospital
Thomas Allen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Paice
Thomas Price
Oliver
Tenth Street
Twentyseventh
Bantico
John Bariiceo
Keystone Iron Mill
MicHari—August Michael
Allegheny Gas Company
Rebecca Street
Lee
Fayette Street
Ates
Charles Allen
Penn and
Center Avenues
John Watt
Houster
John Houlter
Carnegie
Thirty-third Street
Liberty Avenue
Bevonton
Fred Beuchler
Pittsburg, Allegheny and Manchester Traction Company
Federal and
South Diamond Streets
Allegheny
Allegheny Ca
Manchester
Federal Street
South Diamond
Troy Will Branch
Allegheny General Hospital
Weat Diamond Street
Best infant food Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk
Many people buy inferior foods. infants deserve the best. The Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is presented as the superior infant food kept by grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Borden
P. C. Co. C. Basement Suit Bargains In Pittsburgh
A basement bargain department at P. C. Co. C. Clothiers announces a Saturday sale with deep discounts on men s suits. Lot 7 726 includes 120 cassimere suits at 80 45, Lot 7 290 35 cheviot at 365, Lot 5 340 98 worsted at 370, Lot 5 177 90 cassimere at 380, Lot 5 415 110 cheviot at 390, Lot 5 268 165 Harris cassimere at 420, Lot 4 571 140 cassimere at 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Clothiers
Grant
Diamond
Talleyrand Wit Promotes Camellia Flour As Purest Brand
The piece praises a housewife’s prudence in choosing Camellia flour for baking. It notes Camellia as the queen of Fleur and claims it is the richest whitest and most regular flour. Readers are urged to ask their grocer for Camellia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talleyrand
Fleur
Prominent Drug Firm Praises Krause Headache Capsules
H D Kramer Co of Duquesne Heights and McKee's Rocks Pa tout Krause's Headache Capsules as best sellers. They claim vast sales over two years with universal relief for headaches in every case. February 3, 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
H. D. Kramer & Co
Duquesne Heights
McKee's Rocks
Penn Avenue Stores Offer Trimmed New Markets Prices
The Penn Avenue Stores advertise ladies apparel with far trimmed new markets priced at five dollars, sixteen dollars, and twenty dollars, with Jos Horne & Co. mentioned in connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos, Horne & Co
Production Down as Rigs Rise Across Butler County Field
The Butler County oil field shows no new wells brought in yesterday, but multiple rigs are being constructed and several wells near the sand indicate future pay streaks. Major activity includes Forest Oil No. 3 on the EB Wright farm, multiple holdings at Willow Grove, and the Faraday and Wettengell farms with rigs underway or nearing the sand. The Faraday No. 4 well reportedly flowed at about 1,000 barrels daily, while others show promising sand contacts. production totals and liner gauges reveal active development and regional output shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewin & Burson
Willow Grove
Forest Oil Company No. 3
EB. Wright
John Scott
Rachel Scott
James McGregor
Campbell
Guckert & Steele
Patterson
Guffey, Murphy & Galey
Bardinal
Aiken & Co
Stafford, Clark & Co
Faraday Lot
Russel & McMullen
Wettengell
The
Devonian Oil Company
Elliot Farm
Nineveh
Greene County
Burger
Brown, Wick & Co
Schott Farm
Campbell, Westerman & Co
Brown & Co
Godttman
Golden & Co
Bupp
Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Line Company
McDonald
National Transit
Buckeye
Macksburg
Southern Pipe Line
New York Transit Com- Pas
Bureka
Petroleum market and transit certificates mixed, reports mixed prices
The report notes slow business with few fluctuations and several sales at around 60 cents while opening and closing figures vary for National Transit Certificates and petroleum options. It mentions shipments, barrels, and clearances, and hints at canal projects to float great lakes vessels. Also an advertisement for Brown's Bronchial Treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Fargo
Crry
Pennsylvania Oil
Lima Oil
Do Not Pot Of Buying When you can get such bargains in pianos and organs
S S Hamilton's at Grand 93 Fifth Avenue offers bright new pianos and organs at low prices in the front room. A rear room displays many second-hand pianos and organs, modern styles with uprights and squares. Pianos range from 30 to 40 dollars and up, all at least 40 or 50 dollars below actual worth. Store open till 9 on Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
Hamilton's
Grand 93
Fifth Avenue
The Tenn Avenue Stores Storm Serge Fabric Prices
The Tenn Avenue Stores announce new storm serges 14 and 46 inches wide with yard pricing at 1 125 and 135 dollars. Jos Honne & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serges
Jos, Honne & Co
Grippe Rages in Alabama and Cure Touted
W G Johns of Trimble Cullman county declares La grippe raging and recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a certain cure. He orders express shipment and notes its value against pneumonia and as a remedy for the cough that follows. Bottles priced at 50 cents from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Johns
Trimble
Cullman County
Ala
Johns
Express
Tissu
New Repro rocord Saitings 42 Inches Wide
Jos Horse and Company offers new 42 inch reproro cord saitings at 1 dollar with implied value around 125 dollars. Local trade listing notes yardage quality and price comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos, Horse & Co
Man Charged With First Degree Murder Found Guilty of Manslaughter
In a criminal court session Jan Janoski was convicted of voluntary manslaughter for killing Casper Tomczk. The jury rejected a first degree verdict after defense witnesses testified to his peaceful nature. Sentencing pending after remand to jail.
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Jan Janoski
Casper Tomczk
Frank I. Gosser
Ofense
Burleigh
Kennedy
Porter
John Dempky
Julius Dempky
Henry Bremer
South Fayette Township
James Grogan
McKee’s Rocks
The Lists for Next Week Trial Schedule
The trial list for next week shows jurors and names organized by day. Monday includes James G. Wyman Richard Penraon M R Smith and others with several two syllable surnames. Wednesday lists John Hagis Heber Fresh Lomen Frank Leonard and more. Friday notes cases left over or no finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Wyman
Richard Penraon
M. R. Smith
Lawrence D. Strauss
Louis L. Satler
Alice Plant
August Danner
E. E. Coburn
Richard Schooley
J. J. Richards
Lecodia Bener
John Price
Louis Dema
Ee Cam Silas Simpson
Reddy
Ton Rigatini
Thomas Brera
Tally McMinn
Julius Kutzner
D. W. Wie
J J.D
Criminal Court Names Defendants in Commonwealth Action
Commonwealth v Nathan Jackson James H Clegg Richard Teese and others face charges in a criminal court. Welsh W A Cassiday Ter rence Duffy kx Mayhew John Tel ford Henry Leach re Marshall John Rice Philip Dermyre and Jack Morris are listed as defendants in the ongoing matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Commonwealth
Nathan Jackson
James H. Clegg
Richard Teese
W. A. Cassiday
Terrence Duffy
Kx Mayhew
John Telford
Henry Leach
Re Marshall
John Rice
Philip Dermyre
Jack Morris
Court actions summarized in a redress docket
The column lists multiple 1901 era lawsuits including Bennett and Stitely versus Mackey on a contract with a verdict for 50279 dollars, and Murphy and Diebold against Mary E. and A C. Ellis and L. Schultz at trial before Judge Ewing. It notes verdicts for Fellow Field Oil Company versus Oliver on an oil lease, and a water damage suit by Alice S H Carlisle against James Fitzsimmons settled with damages. Ejectment Seitz vs Pier Dannals & Co. ends with a plaintiff verdict, plus a suit by Franx L Graham against Munroe K R Smith for 3000 dollars after alleged assault. Other cases include Ballinger & Co. versus Henderson and Norton for theater work with a verdict for 5016.8, Emga Wappie v. Pennsylvania Railroad for 8000 dollars in personal injuries, and circuit court arguments between W P and G L Reno against the steamboat Frank Gilmore over damages to the Venus. Also noted are clerk filings in cases against C Ayres for misdelivery of a letter and related matters.
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Tas
Murphy & Diebold
Mary E
A. C. Eilis
L. Schultz
Ewing
Field Oil Company
B*oliver
Alice S H. Carlisle
James Fitzsimmons
A. K E. Seitz
Pier, Dannals & Co
Franx L Graham
Munroe KR. Smith
Graham
Smith
BR. Co, Ballinger & Co
David Henderson
John W. Norton
Duquesne Theater
United States Circuit Court
Acheson
W. P
G. L. Reno
Frank Gilmore
Libeliants
Venus
United States District Court
C. Ayres
James
Congress Passes Military Academy Bill In Regular Session
The House approved the first regular appropriation bill of the session, with the military academy appropriation still under debate. Amendments reducing items were voted down, and the panel of measures included relief for Louisa G. Lovell and claims involving the Quitman heirs. A separate bill credited Indianapolis Postmaster A J Jones Sr with 2455 dollars lost in a robbery, debated at length before passage or table. The Aquilla Jones bill stalled as the day ended, with adjournment planned for tomorrow.
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Reed and Crisp
D. C
House
Belknap
Michigan
M. H. Ford
Louisa G. Lovell
Mississippi
John A. Quitman
Court of Claims
United States
Warren County
Mims
Palmyra
Lake Place
A. J. Jones, Sr
Indianapolis
Bynum
Indiana
Jones
Bunn
North Carolina
Yeas
Lovell
Cochran
New York
Spinola
Pickler
J. R. Gamble
South Dakota
Aquilla Jones
Judge Woods' Confirmation Delayed by Senate Panel Illness
Washington February 12 The Senate Judiciary Committee did not meet due to Chairman Hoar illness. Judge Woods' confirmation was not taken up today and is expected to be heard Monday when Hoar likely returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senator Hoar
Woods
Hoar
After the Grippe Becomes Deadly Through Debility
The article urges proper after care following grippe noting recovery weakness as the main danger. It promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the sole pure stimulant to fortify the system, claim medical endorsement, and warn against deceptive rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Not Miracles But Natural Results of Natural Causes
The article praises Drs Copeland Hall and Byers and their long time Pittsburg supporters. It urges investigation of the doctors credentials and methods to cure catarrh, comparing their work to Edison and scientific progress, and inviting scrutiny of testimonials and business offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dru
Copeland
Hall
Byers
Pittsburg
Dre. Copeland
Halt and Byers
O'Donnell
Nickards
Buckley
Drs. Copeland
Hall and Byers
Catarrhal Neuralgia in Seasonal Illnesses
A specialist notes with the season a predominance of neuralgic pains linked to catarrhal troubles. Pain is often above the eyes in super-orbital neuralgia and can be severe, sometimes radiating to the left chest and shoulder blade, causing patient anxiety.
Mrs Theresa Burns Seeks Relief After Long Illness
The case of Miss Theresa Burns of 23 Race Street Allegheny reflects the described symptoms. She states she suffered head chest and stomach problems for a long time and tried many remedies without relief until consulting Drs Cope land Hall and Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Burns
No. 23
Race Street
Allegheny
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Mra Burns
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D. L McVay
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Ange
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Ltnsen
R. W. Dunn
AL Tay
Dra Copeland
Arenes Pitesburz
Tod
Les. Copeland
Hall & Byees
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburg, Pa
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