Trial of Sir William Gordon-Cumming Hearts of Court Crowd At Tranby Croft
London court reports belated witness testimony in the baccarat scandal with Sir Charles Russell delivering a vehement defense. The crowd including Lady Coleridge and Prince of Wales watchers filled the gallery as the case unfolds with moral and honor at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Brooke
Lady Yarborough
George Lewis
Esher
Stephen Coleridge
Colonel Stracey
Marcus Beresford
Perhops
Lord Coleridge
Lady Coleridge
Cesar
Wilson
Tranby Croft
Her
Coleridge
Harry Furniss
Lord
Prince of Wales
Royal
Mr. Furniss
Charles Bussell
Sir Charles
William Gordon-Cumming
Sir Charles Russell
Willim Gordon-Cumming
Charles
William Gordon-Cumm
Lycett
William Gordon-Cumorta
Berkely Levett
Charles Buseell
Wito
Levett
William
Arthur Wilson
Willis Gordon-Cumming
Wen Wee
Arthur Stanley Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Levett
William Gordon-Cuomming
William Gordon-Cumming’sone
Charles Russell
Hadarat Ins House
Sman
Dispatch Building Move Highlights Growth of Pittsburgh Paper
The Dispatch relocates to a new fire proof building at Smithfield and Diamond in Pittsburgh. The three story L shaped structure showcases modern machinery, stereotyping rooms, a large composing room with 51 printers, a fully equipped mailing room, and rapid press operations powered by two Hoe presses and two large auto engines. The article notes improved facilities, central location near the post office, and the paper’s 45 year history with the city, promising efficient publication for six months ending June 1, 1891.
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Tue Dispatch
Pittsburg
Toe Dispatch
Smithfield
Diamond Streets
New York
San Francisco
Power Hall
Dispatch
Diamond Street
Beaver County
New England
Lemmon Alley
Smithfield Street
Dispatch Publishing Company
Drsraton
Cnight Etry
Lemmonalley
Mekna
Quick
Hoe & Co
Disratch
Diamond
Retribution Comes Swiftly in Dedham Bridge Death
A 70 year old Miss Mary Emerson was murdered in West Dedham, strangled in her farm house. A missing German farmhand fled. at dawn a drawbridge keeper found a crushed corpse under a bridge, later identified as the suspect.
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West Dedham
Mary Emerson
Charles River
Dedhamy
Ately
Bis
Wwe
Lawyer Bartine Dies From Cat Bite Hydrophobia Fear
AspurY Pann New Jersey June reports Monmouth county lawyer Richard Bartine of Loch Arbour dying from hydrophobia after a cat bite on a Deal Lake bridge. He rescued a cat from a attacking dog, later suffered severe spasms and was warned by doctors he would not survive. His death is attributed to the bite and ensuing rabies fears.
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Sproul
Aspury Pann
N. J
Richard
Bartine
Monmouth County
Loch Arbour
David W. Bartine
Methodist Episcopal Church
Deal Lake
Mr. Bartine
Hague
A Shower of Flowers Marks Departure for Europe
Mrs Russell Harrison and Mrs McKee sailed for Europe aboard the Teutonic from New York on June 3. President Harrison sent a blessing message as a thousand spectators watched on the pier. A rose shower greeted the departing party amid reports of upcoming meetings in Liverpool and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Harrison
McKee
Europe
Diefatch
New York
Harrison
Dimmick
Stephen B. Elkins
Snyder Seeks Early Decision on Public Instruction Post
Z X Snyder arrives with Attorney General Hensel at HareIssura to press for a swift verdict on whether Snyder or Prof Waller should be Superintendent of Public Instruction, depending on Governor Pattison's judicial ratification. The visit aims to secure an expeditious ruling.
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Seanelieco
Hareissura
Z. X. Snyder
Hensel
Prof. Waller
Pattison
Waller
Snyder
Justic ‘Clark
All Cours
Importing a Coachman Suspect Under U S Alien Law
A passenger arriving May 23 aboard the Cimard steamship Umbria signed an affidavit in New York asserting he came under contract as a coachman for C. W. Eustis of Washington. Francis John Howlett states a $100 monthly salary and board, with funds advanced to cover passage. The case involves alien law and government actions, with Howlett serving as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dikpatoml
New York
Queen Victoria
Cimard
Umbria
Mulholland
C. W. Enstin
Washington
Francis John Howlett
Howlett
Eustis
Francis John
Rita
Storm uproots roofs on city as carpenters injured
A violent squall swept through the city shortly after 2 PM tearing off tin roofs and uprooting trees. A carpenter on Moore's Hill suffered a hip dislocation while others reported damage to several two and three story houses on Coxsett Crescent streets. Urban Schwendemann and residents described the chaos as roofs were torn away and debris scattered across yards. No lives reported lost.
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Stewart
Uncle Sam
Weather On
Bureau
Moore's Hill
Cliff
Gum
Ok Cu Street
Urban Schwendemann
Reilly and Flinn
Coxsett
Crescent
Fifteenth Street
J. M. McConville
James Myers
William J. Carrothers
Keating Alley
Irwin
Carruthers
Gasznam’s Hollow
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Royal Bank
Rosell
Crowes
PY Duncap's Cault Company
Lowpes
Bycesrat
Iron Gates
Tere
Indien
THE
Pittsburg Dispatch
Tue
Ory
Prrrapyne
Bakewell Phillips
Daily and Sunday Dispatch
Tum Prrissuna DisPatch
Telegraph
Exchange
Library
Sporting
Tas Prrrspunc Dispatch
PuoVecation House
Twin Cities
Fifth Avenue
Hatin
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