Che Dispatch Establishment Notice and Address Information
The snippet lists publication details for The Dispatch including establishment date, issue number, postal registrations, and office locations at Corner Smithfield and Diamond Streets, plus publishing rooms at 78 and South Diamond Street and Tribune Building in New York. It notes foreign advertisers welcome and mentions offices in New York for advertisers.
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Diamond Streets
Diamond Street
New Dispatch
Tribune
New York
Dispatch
New York City
The Darcy Dispatch and Delivery Rates
The article lists subscription options for a newspaper including yearly, quarterly, and monthly rates. It shows delivery by carriers at one cent per week and a Sunday edition premium with extra cents weekly.
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Daty Disraten
Darcy Dreraten
Darcy Lreratch
Stepay Drsraton
Wrectreratch
Darcy
Urban property assessments face steep jumps and backlash
City officials discuss a potential valuation rise, yet many properties show 50 to 300 percent increases. Residents, especially in East End, Southside, and rural wards, protest inflated cash values and speculative taxation. The current assessment system is criticized as inequitable, urging cautious pace and broader reform.
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City Hall
Tura
East End
Southside
Tae Drsraten
City weighs buying free foot passage on Monongahela bridges
A Pittsburgh suggestion proposes the city could purchase free passage over all Monongahela bridges for pedestrians. The plan hinges on private sale terms and legislative authority, with negotiations seen as worth pursuing to gauge cost and potential public value.
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Monongahela
Chief of Public Safety vows second term focus on efficiency
The Chief of the Department of Public Safety announces his second term will be his last and will stress vigilance and efficiency. He says efficiency will be the watch word and that good government is good politics, pledging thorough reform to prove there is room for improvement.
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Department of Public Safety
Brown
Public Safety Chief Seeks Full Disclosure of City Influences
The piece argues for complete transparency about any influences hindering the fire and police bureaus under Mr. Browns leadership. It stresses the public’s right to know how obstacles affected prior efficiency and urges exposure and correction of such influences.
Misrepresentation on Chile Refugee Safe Conduct Debated
A detailed critique argues that Chilean refusal to grant safe conduct to refugees aboard the Yorktown was misrepresented to inflame war sentiment. It contends the warning served to prevent misperception and that Chile offered reparations, while U.S. language disputes threaten to escalate into broader conflict.
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Yorktown
Chile
United States
Germany
England
Egan
Bob
Wisconsin Deposits Lawsuit Ends With State Recovered
The Wisconsin case ends with the state winning about 350000 in interest from deposits held by multiple banks from 1878 to 1891. The dispute ties to a national controversy involving Senator Sawyer and alleged bribery linked to La Follette. Wisconsin now seems likely to recover the funds, unlike Pennsylvania.
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Treasury
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Sawyer
la Follette
United States
Washington
Go slow, city leaders urged on tax plan
A reader urges careful handling of city valuation increases and millage. The writer warns against raising taxes via higher valuations while preserving or increasing the mill rate, predicting higher rents and living costs for workers unless city expenses are cut.
Guttenberg Gambling Ring Defies Suppression Efforts
In Guttenberg a "brace" race track network persists despite strong attempts to shut it down. Chicago moves to curb similar nuisances with swift results. Hudson county politics shield the operation, which earns about 2.5 million dollars from bookmakers and related sources annually, with total gross revenues near 6 million. Authorities reportedly resist action amid deep corruption.
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Guttenberg
Chicago
New Jersey
Hudson County
Law defies enforcement at Jersey City racetrack scandal
Rival Jersey City aldermen set up courts at the racing grounds releasing offenders on trivial leads as magistrates issue warrants against pool selling. Critics argue Governor Abbott shields the corrupt ring, turning the affair into a state level controversy. A meeting of the Allegheny Councils tonight may fuel further action.
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Jersey City
Abbott
New Jersey
Chicago boiler disaster prompts coroner’s jury action
The City Boiler Inspector condemned a Chicago boiler but it remained in service, causing an explosion that killed five workers. The coroner’s jury held the owner, superintendent, engineer, and two firemen responsible and called for legal action. The verdict serves as a warning against boiler negligence.
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Chicago
Deputies’ Shame Calls Duel Claims Amid Disorder
The French Chamber of Deputies again displayed childish behavior with disorderly scenes that allegedly led to two duels, marking a public crisis of decorum and political tension.
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Chamber of Deputies
Pittsburg Proud of Brashear Instrument Standard
John A. Brashear completed an instrument to serve as a standard for weights and measures. European efforts failed, but Pittsburg’s practical scientist produced the device, a source of local pride.
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John A. Brashear
Pittsburg
Europe
Garza Officer Vague Claims Offer Little Value
A Garza police officer provides vague information that adds little value regarding the source. No clear details or actionable facts are presented.
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Garza
Body snatching case near Indianapolis sparks dissection concerns
The report condemns another body-snatching incident for medical use near Indianapolis and questions the legal system for securing cadavers. It notes Pittsburg’s cosmopolitan nature as evidenced by a trial requiring three interpreters to obtain evidence.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Famine in Russia Spurs Charitable Appeals Amid Starvation
A dated report describes a village preparing for death from famine in Russia, urging nations to extend aid. The piece laments Western passivity and contrasts it with shortages elsewhere, noting price manipulations such as rice being driven up by illicit trusts.
Notable Figures Parade Through Styleful Capitals
The Archbishop of Canterbury is described touring London on a fine cob. Miss SEARING of New Orleans directs a large orchestra. Robert BARgett Brown rents a Florence studio for a portrait order. Mr Rivpek HAGGARD, says critics, may pale readers with his new African tale. Randolph Rocers shows early carving talent in woodland cane heads. Richard Henry StToppard writes with minute precision. Miss Auguste Invoser, daughter of a former Japanese minister, studies in Berlin. The new Bishop of Carlisle is Dr John Waring Barasisy from a sturdy English family with seven churchmen. Seven American brothers rarely preach in sequence. William GARDNER HALE travels to Chicago to organize a Latin department at a Baptist university. Corx GRrEssMAN DUBARROW of Chicago dubbed the Adonis of the West and the handsomest man in Congress. a 34-year-old bachelor yet to deliver his maiden speech.
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Archbishop of Canterbury
London
Miss Searing
New Orleans
Robert Bargett Brown Re
Florence
Rivpek Haggard
Reeder
Randolph Rocers
Richard Henry StToppard
Auguste Invoser
Augusta
Berlin
Carlisle
John Waring Barasisy
Willliam Gardner Hale
Cornell
Chicago
New Baptist University
Corx Grressman Dubarrow
Adonis
West
Congress
House of Representatives
Prof Lovering Funeral at Harvard in Brief Service
Harvard College mourns Joseph Lovering longtime professor of moral philosophy laid to rest at Mt Auburn Cemetery. The service at Old Appleton College chapel lasted half an hour with Rev A P Peabody officiating. Notable attendees included President Elliott Norton Royce Ames and other Harvard faculty and Boston dignitaries.
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Camminer
Joseph Lovering
Harvard College
Mt. Auburn
Old Appleton College
A. P. Peabody
D. D
King’s Chapel
Charles Elliot Norton
Charles F. Dunbar
William W. Goodwin
Ephraim Emerton
Benjamin 0. Pierce
Frederick D. Allen
Josiah Royce
G M.anne
H. W. Terrey
L. Ames
Henry Elcott
Martin Brimmer
Leverett Saltonstall
Corporation
Greene
Boston
John L. Nichols
Cambridge
The
Academy of Arts and Sciences
Tanner
Hart
Brooks
J. G. Williams
R. W. Wilson
Holman Scratches Initials on Treasury Dollars
A Chicago report claims Mr. Holman is scratching his initials on U S Treasury dollars to ensure written permission is required for any currency to move, a strange interference with federal money.
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Chicago
Holman
United States
Pennsylvania Art Exhibit Sees Secret Committee Session
A secret session of the Pennsylvania Commission on the World's Fair discussed the state art display with Executive Commissioner Benjamin Whiting and Chairman R. L. Bromfield. An auxiliary art committee of seven experts will curate works and oversee Pennsylvania’s exhibit alongside transportation, machinery, and livestock displays for Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Commission of the
Art Club
Benjamin Whiting
R. L. Bromfield
Whiting
National Commission
Bromley
Lewis Emery, Jr
Bradford
Harriet A. Lucas
Mabel C. Jones
Harrisburg
H. J. McAteer
Huntingdon
William Hassar
Oil City
A. G. Koenigk
Pittsbur
Vania
Pennsyl
Pittsburg
William Dalliba Dutton
Clifford P. Grayson
Charles FE. Dana
Henry Pettit
Frank Miles Day
Charles Dana
Academy of Fine Arts
Pattit
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Cornered the Coin Market in Detroit Pennies
Detroit banks refused large cent deposits, forcing merchants to rely on pennies. Barrie & Saladin built a secret barrel stockpile of 700 dollars in pennies, trading them for small change with banks at a premium, causing a widespread penny famine among merchants, newsboys, and customers.
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Detroit
Barrie & Saladin
West Fort Street
Preserved Pioneers Found In Glenwood Springs Graves
In Glenwood Springs Colorado a remarkable find shows several pioneer bodies exhumed from old graves remain in a remarkable state of preservation inside their coffins. The sexton reports flesh soft limbs pliable and features natural, with many bodies still well preserved after five to seven years.
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Sexton
Coias
State Editorial Association elects officers and adopts resolutions
The Pennsylvania State Editorial Association held its annual meeting at Hanatseune on January 20. Officers elected include President P. Gray Meek Bellefonte. Vice Presidents H. L. Taggart Philadelphia William B. Givin Columbia RB. B. Mc Kee Freeport. Secretary Treasurer EH. HB. Thomas Mechanicsburg. Corresponding Secretary Mrs Wolfe Shippensburg. Executive Committee members J. Somer Curtisle J. Irvin Steele Ashland E. F. Acheson Washington EK. Meyers Harrisburg E. Fleming Huntingdon John A. Mellon Beuvoer. A resolution urged support for the World's Columbian Exposition by Pennsylvania newspapers. A new Legislation Committee was appointed with J. Somer as Chairman. The Executive Committee will plan next summer's excursion.
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Sages
J. Irvin Steele
Ashland
E. F. Acheson
EK. Meyers
Harrisburg
E. Fleming
Huntingdon
John A. Mellon
Beuvoer
Pennsylvania
J. Somer
Curtisle
Toledo Democratic Majority Faces Frustration in Congress
The Toledo Commercial notes the Democratic majority in Congress is drawing criticism for not delivering bold action. It highlights a perception of stalled progress and calls for clearer leadership and results from lawmakers.
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Toledo
Congress
Blue Law Crusade Opposes Sunday Newspapers Rise Against Law and Order Society
A Pittsburgh-era opinion condemns the Law and Order Society for attacking Sunday papers and blue laws. The piece argues such interference harms legitimate business, notes police already enforce the Sabbath, and urges legal challenge to L and O tactics and Sunday press scrutiny. The author calls for public pushback against the group and its detectives.
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South Pittsburge
Law and Order Society
Law and Order
Pinkertop
Ilegal
L. and
Pennsylvania
Sunday newspaper ban seen as fanatic, not public will
The Law and Order Society seeks to curb Sunday newspaper sales, with Newark and Pittsburg as targets. The piece argues Americans oppose such Sunday traffic prohibitions and warns indiscriminate enforcement could repeal the laws, benefiting liquor interests.
Repeal Talk Grows Over Sunday Blue Law Restriction
McKeesport and Pittsburgh protests against the Blue Law spark calls for repeal amid enforcement of Sunday sale limits on sodas milk shakes and confections. The Law and Order Society presses a hearing and potential ruling against Sunday papers while critics say restrictions overstep reform aims.
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McKeesport
Law and Order Society of
Pittsburg
Ernasde
Sunday Newspapers Prevail Despite Law and Order Opposition
The New York Commercial Advertiser notes Pittsburgers received Sunday papers yesterday amid Law and Order campaigns and prosecutions of newsboys and dealers. It argues public sentiment supports Sunday newspapers and that laws lacking public support fail.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
Pittsburgers
Law and Order Society Targets Sunday Papers in Pittsburgh
The Pittsburg Law and Order Society revives the 174 law as a tool against Sunday newspapers. Some readers react as if it were a bygone year like 17M, while others see it as an overreach.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Pittsburg Law and Order Society
National divorce law sparks cross country debate
The debate centers on a proposed national divorce law and constitutional amendments. Senators from the Midwest argue for federal action while state courts fear interference with local practices. Multiple newspapers view the issue as a grave national problem needing careful discussion and potential constitutional change.
Bride with a Beard Fraud Case Stuns Groom
Charles Rosenberg swore warrants against Jacob Zeman and Jennie Lambosky after discovering his bride was a bearded man posing as a maiden. The tailor, aged three, allegedly paid 310 to Zeman, met Lambosky, and attended a wedding with a beard unveiling at Halsted Street. He plans to prosecute to end as they call it a joke.
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Curiaco
Jan. C
Charles Rosenberg
Jacob Zeman
Jennie Lambosky
Rosenberg
Zeman
Halsted Street
Jennie
Aanenbent
Not Afraid to Attack Sheep
A brief item notes Mr. Springer of Boston as a man of courage who is not afraid to attack sheep, highlighting his bold stance in a satirical or local-interest remark.
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Boston
Springer
Cousin to a Milliner in Vanity Fair Claims Kinship
A London bonnet shop run by a Somers-Cocks cousin of Lady Henry Somerset emerges in gossip. The social reformer is linked to noble lines while her cousin’s Belgravia shop Mme. Zero et Cle markets smart bonnets. Separate notes report Delilah Madison and Alonzo Hagan wedding plans in Uniontown.
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Vanity Fair
Menry Somerset
Pittsburg
Henry Somerset
New York
Earl Somner
Duke of Beaufort
Isabel Caroline Somers-Cocks
Duke of Bedford
Rachel Gorney
Lord Dudley
Eastnor Castile
Somers-Cocks
Ebury Street
Belgravia
Mme. Zero Et Cle
Day nursery entertainment meetings and social events listed
The notice lists final meetings for day nursery entertainment committees in Old City Hall and an afternoon session at the Eighth Street Reformed Presbyterian Church. It mentions first at home events for Enwino Gragam Ferevsos, patronesses for upcoming dances by Onmypa Corillons, a potential spring benefit for Allegheny General Hospital, and numerous social gatherings hosted by local residents in Oakland, Stanton Avenue, Mt. Washington, and Allegheny with dates near January and February.
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Old City Hall
Eighth Street Reformed Presbyterian Church
Mas
Enwino Gragam Ferevsos
Mixa Burt
J. Scott Ferguson
Forbes Avenue
Oakland
Curry
Normecutt
Lindany
M. Charles W. Fleming
Allegheny General Hospital
Francis Morsay
Ella Gibson
Millerstown
Tre Censee
B. F. Leech
East
Wildcats Run Rampant Near North Bridgeport
In North Bridgeport Connecticut a family of wildcats has terrorized the suburb for two weeks. A 9 year old boy was attacked in his yard and injured. Calves were killed, chickens mauled, and residents fear venturing after dark. A hunting party plans to hunt tonight as two adults and two cubs are suspected.
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Bridgeport
Barpetroat
Cors
North Bridgeport
Tommy
Timothy Collins
Fairfield County
Danbury
It Smoketh Every Day
A brief notice from Chicago Tribune notes ongoing smoke coverage and daily smoke related observations. It highlights persistent smoke presence and a recurring emphasis on air quality effects in daily life.
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Chicago Tribune
Meininger arrives with Julius Caesar and big week ahead
Monday evening features The Meininger world famous dramatic company for first Pittsburg appearance. The ensemble is famed but includes strong performers like Digby Bell and Marion Manolis. Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar highlighted with court theater quality props and costumes. Also at Grand Opera House next week The Tar and the Tar Tar with 300th performance and souvenir spoons.
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Meininger
Tts
Saxe Meiningen
Shakespeare
Julius Msar
The
Aquesne
Pittsburg
Grand Opera House
Askin
Digby Bell
Marion Manols
Laure Joyce Bell
Herbert Wilke
Farrella
Jerry Doyle
Weu
Ricuanp Goupen
Alvin Theater
New England
Jed Prouty
Bocksport
Curious Condensations Across a World of Odd Facts
An assortment of brief curiosities and anecdotes spans science, history, and daily life. Notable items include early methods for temperature indication, a New York hospital patient’s fatal joy burst, diverse library sizes, and a curious heredity tale from a New York dining room.
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New York
Prohibitionist banter and quirky exchanges in a quick page
A jumble of humorous dialogue clips on prohibition, wealth fantasies, social notes, and playful misunderstandings. Characters tease a boss, discuss beard growing, and riff on names, oaths, and oddities in a dated, lighthearted column style.
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