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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1892

Page

12

Lovers lured maids to murder via bogus ads in Vienna case

Police probe cold blooded killings linked to decoy advertisements for servant jobs. Fritz Erb and his fiancee Bentrock are accused of luring women, robbing them and murdering Emma Karen and others after confected claims of good positions. Evidence includes clothing of victims and a detailed confession by Buntrock.

Madgealarce Franz Schneider Ife Vic Vienna Agdeburg Fritz Erb Be Bentrock Eric Solice Klasees Emma Kasten Anere Isde Orethy Buntrock Fritz

Flood Threat Spreads Along Tagus River Banks

A report from ADEID on February 21 warns that snowmelt in Spain swells the Tagus and nearby rivers. Flooding hits Granada Malaga Cordova and surrounding villages with rising waters threatening homes and livelihoods as levees along the Tagus strain under the rising level.

Igai Tagus Adeid Spain Granada Ega Almeris Cordova Uja Huelan Aca Velez Malaga Itiers Lisbon

Count Tolstoi Ordered Back to Estate in Vine District

Moscow reports Count Tolstoi, who aided famine relief in the vine district, ordered by the government to return to his estate. A London letter claimed by a countess Tolstoi as written by the husband spurred the action. The government cites unpatriotic terms.

Moscow Count Tolstoi Vine London Tolstoi

Gossip on the Deacon case unsettles Ames crowd

In Ames on February 22, residents doubt Deacon knew of the alleged affair with Abeille. Many think Mia Deacon created the tale to shield herself from harm. Deacon left for Paris Sunday night as the judge summons her to return to Grasse Thursday.

Ames Deacon Abeille Amerius Mia Deacon Wade Paris Grasse

Rouvier Now To Form French Cabinet Rasping Old Members

Paris Feb 23 M de Freycinet has begun forming a new cabinet and President Jules holds Rou vier to assemble a government retaining most of the current ministers. Freycinet Ribot Constans and Develle are expected to remain in the cabinet. A dynamite theft from a state factory triggers police searches for anarchists. The Khedive squabble is noted in Istanbul as an investiture debate unfolds.

Wil Paris M. de Freycinet Joot Haa M. Rour MM. Freycinet Ribot Constans Develleve

Sultan Ends Prince Abbas Seizure with Investiture Firman

The secession attempt near the Khedivate ends as the Sultan appoints Marshal Ahmed Eyoub to deliver the investiture firman to the Khedive.

Prince Abbas

Tories Brace Up Defeat Welsh Church Disestablishment

In parliament Mr De Cobain ignored a House motion to appear, as Mr Balfour plans to move expulsion for fleeing justice. Samuel Smith pressed disestablishment of the Welsh church, arguing for separation from the state. Sir Edward Clarke disputed the move, noting support for the church. the motion failed 267 to 220.

Wales Gladstones de Cobain House of Commons East Belfast Balfour John Dillon Samuel Smith Flintshire Ireland Edward Clarke Smith Gladstone Edwin

Oxford Tutor Charged With Blackmail Scandal

Maitland Moreland, an Oxford tutor, is accused of a pattern of blackmail by writing letters from a supposed woman to noblemen. Lord Hothfield and others testified they received similar missives, including a letter signed Ruth Moreland threatening exposure and a divorce-related scandal.

Loxpon Maitland Moreland Oxford Lord Hothfield Lord Chesterfield Lord Ormathwaite Earl Russell Ruth Moreland Miss Scott

Reciprocity Talks With Austria Begin Soon

Vressa Feb 23. Negotiations for reciprocity relations are about to be commenced between Austria and the United States.

Austria Vressa United States

Gould Gives Up $10,000 for Church Extension Fund

New York on February 23 Jay Gould and his daughter Miss Helen Gould hosted a Fifth Avenue reception for the Presbytery of New York to raise funds for church extension and sustentation. Subscriptions totaled and Gould himself announced a $10,000 contribution amid reports of other gifts including $1,000 and $2,500 payments as Rev George Alexander urged generosity. Supper followed the meeting with attendees, including Philadelphia’s Robert Ogden, hearing appeals for money as energy for church work.

New York Jay Gould Helen Gould Fifth Avenue Presbytery of Gould Robert Ogten Philadelphia George Alexander Dr. Alexander Mr. van Norden

Divorced Iowa Millionaire Case to be Reopened

Dusvave, Feb. 232. One of Iowa’s most famous divorce suits returns to court in Eldora tomorrow. Col E Ellsworth of Iowa Falls sued for divorce amid alleged infidelity and a secret star chamber proceeding. His wife, then in Colorado, was deprived of custody and property with no public record of testimony. Mrs Ellsworth now seeks to reopen the case and claims she learned of the decree only after service.

Iowa Snes Dusvave Eldora Flack New York E . Ellsworth Iowa Falls Hindman Pee Colorado Star Chamber

Duquesne honors Max Klein with framed resolutions

Max Klein received a set of neatly written resolutions from the Orphan School Commission at the Duquesne event. Signed by Governor Pattison as chairman, the resolutions thanked him for Christmas season reminders given to Uniontown school children. A group of Grand Army men attended as Klein accepted the award with a brief speech.

Max Klein Duquesne Orphan School Commission Uniontown School Pattison Klein

Brilliant Combined Hotel and Theater Ball in 1892

Tancred Commandery No 48 hosted a grand reception at the Alvin Theater joined to Hotel Schlosser by a suspended bridge. A promenade lined Sixth Street as 350 guests, led by General Gobin, enjoyed a lavish supper and continuous dancing before dawn.

Alvin Tancred Commandery No. 48 Knights Templar Commandery Peon Avenue Sixth Street Bng Gobin Knight Templar Knights Templar of United States C. Easer Alfred & Bishop Tancred Miss Bishop Annals of Tancred Star of Bethlehem l'Hotel Schlosser

Noted Dispute Ends With Arrest Over Cash Return

A woman demanded the return of money she lent. The man refused, a dispute arose, and she allegedly struck him. Abriole was arrested and held on $300 bail for a hearing today.

Hin Op Abriole

Baltimore Doctor's Suicide Notes Love Obsession in Memphis Case

Dr. E. T. Breedlove of Baltimore died at Hurst's Hotel in St Louis after a pistol shot. A letter found among belongings reveals a troubled love fixation with a woman linked to the Alice Mitchell affair, detailing despair, threats, and a plan to end his life with her presence. The note blames social barriers and the couple's relationship for the tragedy.

St. Louis Alice Mitchell-Freda Ward Memphis E. T. Breedlove Baltimore Hurst’s Judson Breedlove Whitelaws Wheelers Isaac Ryau

Portrait Painter Matthew Wilson Dies of Apoplexy at Brooklyn Chess Club

New York February 23 Special Matthew Wilson portrait painter died suddenly of apoplexy at 5 45 pm at the Brooklyn Chess Club rooms 201 Montague street He accompanied John J Spowers to the club and died after a game He was born in London 77 years ago His uncle Samuel Wilson was once Lord Mayor of London He painted for 50 years including portraits of Presidents Harrison Lincoln Arthur and cabinet members He leaves a widow four sons and two daughters Funeral Thursday interment Philadelphia

New York Matthew Wilson Brooklyn Chess Club Montague Street John J. Spowers William Henry Harrison Lincoln Arthur Albert Gallatin Brewster Fairbanks Vermont Lake George Philadelphia Brooklyn Brooklyn Club

End of a Cuban Bandit Ring Stuns Havana

New York reports Modesto Rodriguez, famed Cuban kidnapper, executed at Santa Clara. The gang terrorized the mountain districts for a decade, kidnapping wealthy men for ransom. Victims were held in hiding with letters dictated for payment, while five key figures, including Don Manuel Rosete Blanco, were murdered when demands failed.

New York Modesto Rodriguez Santa Clara Cuba Carlos Aguerro Vince Rodriguez Don Manuel Rosete Blanco Frederick Done Rosete Blanco Don Manuel Correno Key West Havana Correno

Cleveland Bids City of Detroit Farewell in Mass Reception

President Cleveland returned from Toledo to Detroit where Governor Winans Acting Mayor Coots and city officials welcomed him. About 20 000 people gathered at the Cadillon Hotel area for a public reception from 7 45 p m to 10 30 p m with General Alger and Senator Dolph among those honored and an elderly lady attempting to embrace the former president.

General Alger Detroit Cleveland Toledo Winans Coots Mr. Cleveland Don M. Dickinson Alger Dolph New York

Electric Light Men Meet in Convention at Buffalo

The fifteenth annual National Electric Light Association convention opened in Burfato with President Huniley outlining Niagara Falls power transmission and urging strong support for the World’s Fair in Chicago. He urged attendance in a body and praised Chicago Electric Club for organizing a grand welcome. Discussion focused on underground conduits and conductors with M Francisco of Rutland, Vt, criticizing prior systems as mostly failures and stressing the need for first class work and materials.

Buffalo Niagara Falls Burfato National Electric Light Association Huniley Chicago Chicago Electric Club California Electrical Society San Francisco M. Francisco Rutland, Vit

Growth of metal trades and Hewitt speech at Sherry's dinner

New York February 23 special report on the first metal trades dinner since 1860 at Sherry's with about 500 attendees from iron steel copper and tin sectors. Abram Hewitt denounces free coinage praising honest money and condemns currency depreciation while noting industrial progress and a long dinner with notable speakers. Also mentions Marietta Manufacturing booths for county polling under new ballot system and budget details.

Abram Hewitt New York Hardware and Metal Trades Sherry’s Webster KR. Walkley Abram Hewitt Iron and Steel Industries Campbell Ohio Society Walkley Sargent Buckley Goodell F. B. Thurber David Williams Marietta Manufacturing Company Allegheny

Minority Evangelicals Seek Arbitration Over Church Rift

In Allentown 441 ministers from minority Evangelical factions signed a paper proposing amicable settlement and arbitration by a cross denominational panel. Signatories include 04 from East Pennsylvania and 146 from the Platte River Conference. Also noted is a separate case where Margaret Mussage sues James Abriole over assault and battery tied to an employment agency on Grant Street.

Allentown East Pennsylvania Central Pennsylvania Pittsburg Des Moines Oregon Tiftnere Platte River Margaret Mussage Donovan James Abriole Abriole Grant Street

Lynching at Warner: George Harris killed by mob

At Warner in Lincoln County around 2 a.m. a mob of about 75 masked men overpowered jailers and shot George Harris, accused of murdering Parks, a Tyre sewing machine agent last September. Harris had awaited trial today. Hancock, jailed for shooting O W Alexander at Pine Run, escaped last week with mob aid. Judge Elliott ordered the grand jury to identify and prosecute the lynchers.

Little Rock Warner Lincoln County George Harris Parks Tyre Hancock O. W. Alexander Pine Run Court House Harris Elliott

McK Twombly Passes on Edison-Thomson Houston Presidency

Boston February 24 reports say McK Twombly will not take the presidency of the consolidated Edison Thomson Houston Electric Company and A Coffin is expected to win the office. A photographer in By a rare studio claims exclusive rights to a Mohammedan elyte Secon for judges. The trade is to be immense.

Boston McK. Twombly Consolidated Edison-Thomson- Houston Electric Company A. Coffin Byaerared Mohammedan Elyte Secon Jedtes Nigunis

Philadelphia boy dies after hydrophobia bite

Henry Ketterer, 15, died in Philadelphia on Sunday after suffering the symptoms of hydrophobia from a bite last January by a pet spaniel. The dog’s owner and location are noted as part of the incident.

Philadelphia Henry Ketterer Wafter

Coroner Probes McKeesport Fire Deaths of Lynch Children

Coroner McDowell held a partial inquest into the suffocation deaths of Sarah and James Lynch in their McKeesport home. The Hester family briefly lit a lamp during a festival, fireside effort by Michael Lynch failed to save the children, and testimony cited a Baltimore and Ohio engine cutting the hose line. inquest adjourned to determine precise timing of death.

McKeesport McDowell Sarah James Lynch Michael Lynch Lynch John Hester Baltimore and Ohio

Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Meet at St Charles

The Grand Army of the Republic women’s group, quartered at St Charles, held a council meeting with 275 delegates. Union Veteran Legion Hall opens the session and reports show membership rising by 800 in the year. Officers to be elected include apartment President and President of the Hawkins Home with Mrs Sallie Linhart favored for president and Mrs Anna Leisinger listed as candidate for the Hawkins Home post.

Grand Army of the Republic St Charles Union Veteran Legion Hall Hawkins Home Sallie §_Linhart Pitt

Good Prospects for the Glass Business

George M. Jaques editor of the Crockery and Glass Journal says the outlook for glass goods is encouraging. January sales held to average with heavy orders from New York importers for items not yet made or to be delivered in August and September aimed at the holiday trade. Americans are learning manufacturers stop producing months ahead as home dealers buy sparingly while jobbers stock up.

George M. Jaques Crockery and Glass Journal Monongshela House Jaques New York

Recognizing Grippe Symptoms and Using Pure Malt Whiskey

Many people suffer Grippe without knowing it. Early signs include head pains, bad mouth taste, fatigue, chills, and aches. The remedy urged is Duff’s Pure Malt whiskey as a safe stimulant to fortify nature, with warnings against inferior whiskies.

Grippe Desser Oo & Duff

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