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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1890

Page

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Pittsburg Flood Relief faces repayment dispute over funds

At the Pittsburg Relief Committee final meeting, contested disbursements from a $5,000 South Fork fund are laid bare. Letters dispute distribution to six recipients and question whether funds reached the homeless and needy as intended.

Pittsburg South Fork Ginel Pitteburg Relief Committee P. U Chamber of Commerce Lang Hallow Louis Fons South Fork Dolorough Jean J. B. Kremer State Flood Commission Kremer J. P. Wilson Care South Park Supply Company Cambria County Duan Friends of Suffering Humanity and Mercy South Park Pittsburg Relief Committee Wilson Argyle Coal Company South Meee Thacy Dane Pittsburee Committee Joel Flood Commission P. Wilson Mr. Wilson W. R. Thompson

Learned to hate liquor

David Alexander, a youth under 20, who fired at Bishop Whitaker in St John’s Episcopal Church, is sent to Moyamensing prison to await trial on sanity questions. He is the son of David Alexander, former saloon keeper, whose liquor-leaning ways influenced the boy.

Philadelphia David Alexander Bishop Whitaker St. John's Episcopal Church Moyamensing Resassin Juniper and Fitzwater Streets Fitswaters Broad Alexander David

Deadlock Broken in Iowa House Compromise Reso

The Iowa House adopted a compromise resolution after caucus agreement. Temporary measures were to take place this afternoon as the conflict was settled.

Iowa Des Moises House

Counting the Cost and Quorum Tactics in House Caucus

A Republican caucus discusses a new code of rules, potential quorum issues, and aims to keep members in the city to counter Democratic filibuster threats. Reed outlines rule changes while members debate the strategy for election contest cases and attendance.

Wasuinatox Henderson Ilinois Catteus Reed Smith Jackson Rowell Elections Committee House Anderson Kansas Cheadle Indiana

United Glass stock to enlarge capital after consolidation

Syracuse dispatch reports United Glass Company stockholders vote to raise capital to 5 million dollars following the Franklin and Clyde Glass Company merger six weeks earlier. Original capitalization was 1 million with 400 thousand preferred stock yielding 6 percent, now all future stock except preferred will be common. Company aims to expand window glass production and mentions plants in Canastota Bernhard’s Bay Dunbarton Cleveland Ithaca Clyde Wellsboro Covington Blossburg Findlay Bowling Green Rock Island Streator Ottawa and Crawford county.

States Dispatch Syracuse N. Y United Glass Company Everson United, Franklin and Clyde Glass Companies The United Canastota Bernhard’s Bay Dunbarton, Cleveland Ithaca Clyde Wellsboro Covington Blossburg Findlay and Bowling Green Rock Island Streator Ottawa Til One County Crawford County United Company

Havemeyers Not Resigning From Sugar Trust Board

Rumors of changes in the Sugar Trust circulated in New York with reports trustees Henry O Havemeyer and Theodore Havemeyer may resign. Lawyer John F Parsons stated the Havemeyers have not resigned and sees no truth in the report. Theodore Havemeyer was present in Parsons' private office when the remark was made.

Disfatoil New York Sugar Trust The Stock Exchange Henry 0. Havemeyer Theodore Havemeyer Havemeyers John F. Parsons Mr. Parsons

Young Girl Sentenced to Two Years for Counterfeit Money

Lissie Spears, 15, arrested for passing counterfeit silver dollars on Harlem storekeepers, was sentenced by Judge Benedict in the U.S. Circuit Court to two years in Monroe County penitentiary. She cried while her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. McMillen, consoled her.

New York Lissie Spears Harlem Benedict United States Circuit Court Moonroe County Lisaie

Debated Revision of Westminster Confession by Presbyterians

Six prominent Presbyterian preachers led by Rev Dr Crosby urged revising the Westminster confession in New York on January 27 as two younger ministers opposed. Crosby attacked the clause on predestination as unscriptural, urging removal of reprobation and a more Scriptural creed. Van Dyke argued for revision to align with global Reformed views.

Dr. Crosby van Dyke New York West Fourteenth Street Paxton Heaven Hell Ther Tom Calvin

Debates Over Calvinism and Infant Damnation Rattle Presbytery

A heated presbytery session features clergy clashing over the Westminster confession, with opponents condemning infant damnation and ministers arguing for revision. Speakers invoke Calvinism, ante-natal perdition, and universal salvation while debating doctrinal reforms.

Strike Begins at Birmingham Rolling Mill Over Union Sale

Four hundred workers walked out at Birmingham Rolling Mill with over a thousand employees affected as the plant threatens shutdown. The dispute centers on joining the Amalgamated Association after years of paying its scale while employing both union and non union workers. The company refuses to sign the next Amalgamated scale, leaving both sides firm in a long dispute.

Thlegham Birmingham Ala Amalgamated Association Milla Union

Green glass strike ends as firms near settlement in New Jersey

Only three New Jersey firms Whitney Brothers at and Bodine Thomas & Co at Williamstown remain out while talks continue. A Clayton conference aims to restart furnaces soon as Master Workman Arrington and union leaders push for full employment by week’s end.

Dispatch GlassBoro N. J Whitney Brothers Moore Brothers Clayton Bodine, Thomas & Co Williamstown Arrington Comelec Sids

Destitution in Dakota from crop failure widens

Report confirms destitution in South Dakota due to crop failure. Rail officials say most victims lie within a 50 mile wide strip along the railway from Harvarden to Aberdeen. Crandon notes failures across about 15 counties, with Miner county hardest hit. residents need food clothing and fuel.

Chcaco South Dakota Harvarden Aberdeen Crandon Dakota Miner Miner County

Wanamaker Says Senate Bid Possible If Offered

Special telegram reports Philadelphia January 27 that Postmaster General Wanamaker discussed rumors of his candidacy for the U S Senate to succeed Cameron. He smiled and said an enemy may have caused the publication. He would not seek the seat but would consider it if offered by the Legislature as a duty.

W. BR. Thompson Pittsburg Mr. Thompson O. K Johnstown Waananamaker TIM Dispatch Philadelphia Wanamaker Field Philadelphia Postoffice United States Senate Cameron

Controversy Over Ex Consul Lewis in Morocco

The Morocco Times reports on William Reed Lewis’s conduct as United States Consul in Tangier, including alleged illegal arrests and abuse. Moorish officials demand recall, while U S authorities delay official action and consider legal responses.

Tawxdiers Morocco America United States William Reed Lewis Lewis Tangier Shereifan Washington Uni States

Epidemic in Persia Reports Three Thousand Deaths

Advices from Astrabad say Persian Khorasan is struck by a widespread intestinal disease with extensive fatalities. Noor in Meshed reports about one hundred deaths daily as doctors remain scarce and the disease remains unidentified.

Sr. Peterssune Astrabad Khoraasan Noor Meshed Persia Khorassan

Another Royal Victim by Dunlaf’s Cable Company

Lonpos January 27 The Queen is suddenly indisposed with fear of influenza. An Ambassador at the Foreign Office found officials ignorant as Lord Salisbury dictated all dispatches to the Queen during illness, keeping the Cabinet uninformed.

Dunlaf Lonpos Foreign Office Lord Salisbury

Prince Bismarck Misses Berlin Reichstag Session

Erfurt January 27 speculation grows over Prince Bismarck not appearing in Berlin for the Reichstag closing. The Freisinnige Zeitung links his absence to a rift with the Emperor over language in the throne speech.

Erfurm Bismarck Berlin Freissinnunge Zeitung

Spain declines to intervene if Portugal proclaims republic

In a Madrid chamber exchange on January 27, the foreign minister stated it would be absurd to claim Spain plans to deploy troops to install a monarchy in Portugal, even if the Portuguese people declare a republic. The remark signals Spain will not intervene in Portugal’s political outcome.

Portugal Maapunip Chamber of Deputies Spain

General Boulanger Opposes Army Affiliation With Anarchist Moves

General Boulanger writes to M Laur deputy about linking the army with anti Benemetic agitation. He wholly disapproves of this affiliation and warns against it.

Pants General Boulanger M. Laur Oe of Deputies Au An Angist The

Salisbury and Smith Call Conservatives to Parliament

Lexpos reports the Marquis of Salisbury and Mr Smith urge Conservative MPs to attend Parliament on February 11 for an urgent grave business to be discussed immediately.

Lexpos Marquis of Salisbury Smith House of Commons

Balfour to Be Baron in Coming London Season

London January 27 The coming London season may witness the marriage of Secretary for Ireland Balfour to Emma Tennant daughter of Sir Charles Tennant Bart The Tennant family fortunes come from railway and mining holdings and a Grosvenor Square mansion The match would unite Gladstone and Salisbury families and secure a peerage for Balfour with Tennant support

Dunlap Canle Company Loxpoy London Sesson Ireland Balfour Lord Salisbury Emma Alice Margaret Charles Tennant Marget Diana Vernon Miss Tennant Hawarden Mr. Gladstone North British Railway Grosvenor Square Sir Charles Thomas Lyster Ribblesdale Gisborne Yorkshire Arthur Lyttleton Gladstone Salisbury Tennant Philosphy

Princess Letitia of Aosta Widow to Be Secluded in Italy

Tours January 27 Prince Napoleon orders the confinement of Princess Letitia in the Castle of Prangino to prevent a second marriage after the Duc D Aosta’s death. Royal tensions flare with King Humbert cold and Prince Victor refusing his father, amid rumors Letitia may wed the Prince of Naples. Letitia, 23, Naples’ heir apparent 20, has £3000 yearly but a strong Southern temperament.

Tours Napoleon Letitia Prangino Duc D'Aosta Victor D’aosta Naples Prince of

Russian rail line planned from Lake Baikal to China frontier

The Russian Government has decided to construct a railway from Lake Baikal in Southern Siberia to Stretinsk on the Chinese frontier and the Amoor river. It will be a key link in the through Siberian railway, aiming to reach Vladivostok on the Japan Sea.

St. Preferssore Bss Lake Baikal Siberia Stretinsk Amoor Vladivestock Japan Sea

Second Pure Food Exhibition Opens in Philadelphia

The second pure food exhibition of the grocers and manufacturers opens at Horticultural Hall. Master of ceremonies W. H. Tumberston introduces Rev. Dr. J. D. Dixon who prays, then F. N. Barrett speaks, followed by Philadelphia Retail Grocers Association president John J. Foran. About 5,000 grocers employ 15,000 clerks handling food products. Hall decor features red white and blue bunting with colorful grasses and gold fringes.

Philadelphia Horticultural Hall W. H. Tumberston J. D. Dixon West Philadelphia Dr. Dixon F. N. Barrett American Grocery of New York John J. Foran

Randallites Clash in Torn Democratic Primary Battle

Philadelphia January 27 The Democratic primary showdown pits Randall allies against his opponents in a high stakes contest. The ex Speaker sits at his Washington home unable to attend Congress amid illness while Randall supporters count past favors owed under the Cleveland era. Midnight chatter hints the anti Randall camp may prevail though a break by Randall adherents remains possible.

Mavtel Philadelphia Randall Washington Congress Cleveland

Struck an Honest Man

Warsaw residents report a telegram note about a Denver State Lottery Company ad seeking agents. A Warsaw writer applied for two tickets, sent payment, and a return message arrived from the Denver postmaster with unclear language, hinting at a possible scam.

Warsaw N. Y Denver State Lottery Company Agenta A. C. Ross & Co Denver Col Laicos

Brewery deal seals purchase in London outlet plan

H L Goldy of Chicago and a broker closed a contract for buying three large Saree breweries with plans to ship to London. Sums paid bind the bargain and rent starts in March. Brews include Konkiterre Escoe Schmellter and Stopple’s with amounts around 1.0 to 1.6 million dollars.

Cleveland H. L. Goldy Chicago London Breweries Gonkiterre Escoe Schlathera Ca 'S

Delamater Delegation Wins Cambria County Convention Support

The Cambria county Republican convention at Ebensburg elected a Delamater delegation to the State Convention and passed strong Delamater resolutions. Delegates G. T. Swank and F. H. Barker were chosen. Hastings opposition organized a brief challenge but failed.

Senator Delamater Cambria County Quay Delamater Hastings Johnstown Ebensburg Friends General Hastings George C. Hamilton Warren Conemaugh Valley Ebeneburg George Wallace Delamater G.‘T. Swank Y. H. Barker Peter Campbell Cambria D. H. Hastings Montooth G.T. Swank Johnstown Tribune Swank F. H. Barker Republican County Committee

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