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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1892

Page

16

France is cut out Zollverein bar to Paris effort

Berlin dispatch notes German mediation attempts with Chile denied by Foreign Office. Zollverein bar holds against French efforts as Sweden Denmark Greece Italy talks yield little. Russia adhesion rumors denied. New Year in Berlin sees police restraint as mobs arrested. Czarina’s fever linked to plot fears. Twain to lecture January 13 for Berlin American Church.

Paris Sweden Denmark Greece Italy Berlin Ruse France Dreibund Zollverein Belgium Holland Roumania Servia Spain Reichstag Count von Zedlitz Landtag Russia St. Petersburg National Zeitung Prankfurt Goette Rhine Phelps Mark Twain Murat Halstead Miss Halstead J. B. Jackson

One Clerk Too Many in Long Island City Board Row

Rival clerks faced off during the reorganized Board of Aldermen meeting in City Hall Long Island City New York. Thomas P Burke backed by the mayor and police refused to yield his seat while rival Thomas Curry was barred from entry. Burke forced to exit with sergeant at arms present. An impending court action seeks Burke's surrender of late City Clerk’s office property. Carry Wax formerly Gleason secretary.

New York Michael F Claven Board of Aldermen Long Island City Thomas P. Burke Thomas Curry Curry Burke Mr. Burke Wax Gleason

Circular letters seek subscriptions for Miller fund and monument

From St Paul on January 2 circular letters are being mailed nationwide to judges lawyers and friends of the late Justice Samuel F Miller and his widow. The letters offer individual subscriptions to a fund for Mrs Miller and for the erection of a monument, to which the family raises objections.

St. Paul United States Samuel F. Miller Miller Eenth Ward Mompay Beck Racutt William Beck CaTuanine A. Breteh Lnte Nicholas Bielel Charles Ort Josephine Street Pittsburg Southside Mornay St. Michael's Church Braddock Gerritt East End W. L. Bnanpoce Casey Macerz E. P. Casey Latrobe Dons F. Donovas St. Malachi’s West Carson Street McKeesport Pouglas Dovaras D. D Ricuanp B Emma Robert Douglas Murpay L.u Hohn R. W Janes Nicolas Mary Hohn Eleventh Street Sharpsburg Scunpay R. m Hunter Long Avenue New Castle Jonx M. Huson Eliza Etna Butler Street Huy Spring Garden Boa Hy Sisax John Huy Johnston William Bante William F Linnie Johnston William Boal Forty Second Street Allegheny County Mantz Epwa A Youngrat William EF Mary L. Mantz Darling Samson Street Lower St. Clair Township Srspay Moorhead Wurtembure Lawrence County Bannana Moonneap Benitz J. F. Moorhead Murray Mansfield Valley Joan Mrnrara Macgonigle Enrraanes Robert G Lucy W. MacGonigie Larimer Avenue Stypay Mt. Washington Marr McKenna Inne Susway Schafer Nl Pr Jvtra John Co. Schafer Lytle Street Hazelwood Wagner Peter Wager St. Mary's Church Weygand Joan B. Weycano Frederick Street Moxpar Brand South Eighteenth Street Wiederich Apa Belove Henry Wiederich Funem Wilkins Avenue Fifth Avenue

Subscription Withdrawn on Condition of Contribute Limits

A subscription was withdrawn with the condition that each contribution be limited and no solicitation be permitted. The note restricts further fundraising activity and sets guardrails for future contributions and approvals.

Old Man's Shame: Son Admits Planned Robbery and Possible Murder

Henry C. Turner Jr. was sent to the Tombs without bail after confessing to police that he planned to rob a man on New Year’s morning near One Hundred Twenty ninth Street and Second Avenue and may have pushed him into Harlem River. He described a struggle, then fleeing. the victim's body was not identified as morgue hours closed. Turner Sr., a painter, watched as the claim contrasted with the dead man's floating body during the pursuit. He had previously served nine months for burglary.

Second Avenue Eden Turner Henry C. Turner Pratt Todur

Involuntary Fasting Woman of White Hall Near Death

Mrs. Adam Wucehter of White Hall, seven miles from Allen-ton, reportedly subsisted 640 days without solid food beginning April 4, 1890, later consuming only water and small sips. By January 2, 1891 she was blind bedridden paralyzed and wasting away, with health failing since 1889 and now near death.

Allentons Adam Wucehter White Hall Here Mr. Waehter

Library bans Pack and Rostos cartoons over child readers

Boston Public Library trustees explain exclusion of Pack from the periodical list citing harmful caricatures for children who visit after school. The policy lowers library access age to 12 years and will drop Judge when current subscription ends. In New York, the Sparndam met a Christmas gale, seaman Jaman Van Kniper died after being swept overboard.

Rostos Sperial Boston Public Library Pack Abbott Puck Judge Yor Sparndam Rotterdam Jaman van Kniper

Deaths Toll Rises From Coast to City Obituary Notes

Obituaries report W W Vanderbilt dying after a long illness in Vallejo California born 1815 in New York served Commodore Vanderbilt and Pacific Mail. Other notices include ex mayor Roswent of Chicago, engineer Meas in Washington, Youngstown resident, and several regional deaths from grip or illness with tied families and lineage.

W. W. Vanderbilt Vallejo Cal New York Commodore Vanderbilt Callifornia Pacific Coast Vanderbilt Pacific Mail Com Bureau of Navy Yard Mare Island Mavon Roswent Chicago Gexthar Moxtoowrny C. Meas United States Engineering Corps Washington Van Fiven Youngstown Soda Mantha Stoat Madison Maron James M. Acer Terre Haute Ind Superior Court Contr EvTanne Mastron Paris Mme. Ristori

Harvard Dissension Over Dickey Club and Eliot Policy

Cambridge news reports serious discord among Harvard officials over the Dickey Club exposure. President Eliot faces criticism for non interference as Overseers debate official action and possible investigation, calling for moral reform and regulation of student clubs.

Cambridge Mass Harvard Henry W. Putnam Eliot Dickey Club Garrison

Rain to Order for Ten Counties From Inter State Rain Co

Hand and neighboring county commissioners plan to appoint delegates to a January 20 convention to evaluate the Inter State Artificial Rain Company of Kansas proposal to supply moisture for the coming crop season. Melbourne system explained. company seeks contracts for at least ten counties. Also, revival of lace sale at The Cash Store with 6c to 12c white Irish point laces and 6,000 units remaining, valued 25c to 50c.

Hrros, & D Hand Beadle Spink Faulk Potter Sully Hyde Hughes Buffalo Jerand Artificial Rain Company of Kansas

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