Empress Frederick's Paris Visit Strains Franco-German Ties
The German Emperor rages over France's reception of Empress Frederick in Paris. Germany plans to demand satisfaction as passport restrictions in Alsace Lorraine tighten. Count von Munster's failure and Bouguereau remarks fuel Berlin Paris tensions amid Bismarckian strategy.
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Caprivi
St. Cloud
Frederick
Paris
Antonin Peroust
the Figaro
William
Alsace
Lorraine
Berlin
Germany
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Reichland
Count von Munster
Banes
Urene
Munster
Biscwarck
Prince Reussman
Vienna
Count Waldersee
Europe
Versailles
Frederic
Henri Regnault
Buzenval
von Caprivi
Prince von Hohenlohe-Schillingforst
National Zeitung
Chancellor von Caprivi
Count von Manster
M. Herbette
M. Derbette
M. Ribot
Count von Waldersee
Altona
General Waldersee
Waldersee
Herr Miquel
Prince Bismarck
Hamburger Nachrichten
Prince von Hohenrohe-Schillingforst
Strasburg
Baring Eclipse Prompts Talks of New London Mansion Deal
Loxwoos Feb 28. Baron Hirsch is negotiating to purchase the mansion built by Lord Revelstoke. Revelstoke plans to move into a smaller house for his daughter’s marriage, while the Barings face renewed financial tremors after the recent disaster. The family holds three seats in Ashburton Revelstoke and Northbrook, with intermarriages into English aristocracy. One member returns over 1,000,000 to the house after leaving England during the crisis. The Barings’ bold financial ventures are linked to Henry Baring’s era of gambling-fueled risk.
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Loxwoos
Baron Hirsch
Lord T Revelstoke
London
Lord Revelstoke
House of Baring
Bingham Mildmay
Flete
Devonshire
Barings
Bank of England
Baring
Ashburton
Revelstoke
Northbrook
S Barings
Earl of Northbrook
Lord Ashburton
Bishop
Durham
Alexander Baring
Daniel Webster
Henry Baring
Miss Bingham
Philadelphia
Henry
Dr Schliemann Works Delayed Publication Planned Biography
The widow of Dr. Schliemann states she cannot complete the works his widow began before next year and plans a biography of the explorer. Written with her involvement in many undertakings the book is expected to attract readers though copies will be limited for private circulation. Mrs Lincoln to be absent per cable from London dated February 28.
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SY Dunlap
Loxpox
Dr. Schliemann
Investigation of Book Trust Examined by Insurance Committee
Philadelphia February hearing of the Legislative Committee on Insurance explored charity orders and benevolent societies. Witnesses described benefits, limits, and investments while lawmakers pressed for clarity on charters and competition in the book trade.
Cable Collapse Kills Miners in White Hall
A cable at White Hall mine in Marion county snapped as cars carried 13 men up a mountain. Two were killed instantly, two died later, and nine were badly injured with several doomed to life cripples. Investigators found no clear cause for the break.
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Somerset
Town
White Hall
Marion County
William Hoch
Ed. Falk
William Martin
Joseph Davis
Mayor Declines Italian Honor for American Citizen
New York February 28 Inspector Byrnes refused King Humbert's offer of the crown of Italy and Chevalier rank to Mayor Grant. Byrnes says no decoration can add to American citizenship. Police Commissioners met but did not act. the order will be returned to Consul General Riva.
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New York
Grant
Byrnes
King Humbert
Italy
Republic
Board of Police Commissioners
Speer
Pawels
Riva
Tragedy Looms Over Sunday Paper Readers
Comumsus O and surrounding area report interest in Sunday editions tied to Monday tragedy. Two more victims struck by bullets, clothes cut. Hughes was hit after a ball passed through Henry Scutler’s hat. Bauer, held revolver seized by W. J. Elliott, released on bond amid questions of obstruction of justice. Elliott brothers run a prison levee from a city corridor, sparking police and mayor talks on reform.
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Comumsus
Hughes
Henry Scutler
A! Bauer
W. J. Elliott
Elliotts
Reed's Heavy Hand by the Energetic Speaker in House
Washington February 28. A Republican bid to admit contested election contestants as House members failed amid opposition led by Speaker Reed and party leaders. The direct tax bill passed the Senate and heads to the President. a lobbyist crackdown restricted access to the House floor as Reed ordered strict door controls to keep nonmembers out.
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Washingtons
House
Reed
Rowell
Cotteg
McKinley
Cannon
Senate
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
District of Columbia
United States
Saint Helena
St. Luke’s
South Carolina
Lightner
Trust Employes Know Nothing At Sugar Inquiry
New York New Years Feb 28 The Sugar Trust Senate inquiry at the Hotel Metropole featured Theodore A Havemeyer and Harry C Havemeyer as principals not testifying. Subordinates testified but claimed they knew little of interest to the committee and promised to appear again next Saturday. Parsons noted treasurer John K Searles may avoid testifying. The hearing adjourned to 10 a m Saturday.
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Lafayette Hotel
Monty Ri. Halliwell
Board of Public Education
American Book Company
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Sugar Trust
Senate
Hotel Metropole
Theodore A. Havemeyer
Harry C. Havemeyer
Erwin and
Cogeshell
Parsons
Combine
John EK. Searles
Jes
California
Yuma
French Not Afraid Father Guards Helen Smith Amid Church Talks
A Boston telegram reports Miss Frances Helen Smith guarded by her father while reporters are barred. Deacon Smith plans to issue a personal statement. Deacon Smith and a handful of church leaders may hold a private conference as the church considers its next public action.
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Boston
Frances Helensith
Leroy
Harry W. French
Deacon Smith
Helen
Trisesid
Mr. Freeh
Mr. French
Deacon Sorith
Beckwith
Clarke
Descon Smith
Smith
Looks Serious for Kline in Support Case
John Kline was arrested on a bound over charge for refusing to support Joe. Magic Kline had separated from him and moved to Allegheny City unable to support herself. The dispute stems from an exposure article in a Columbus paper, with potential penitentiary time if found guilty.
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Cotvumsus
John Kline
Magic Kline
Joe
Eee
Columbus
Kline
Probing the Book Trust in State Education Panels
Senator W. E. H. Hines chaired legislative committees tasked with probing for a school book trust and its possible impact on book prices. The February Philadelphia dispatch notes his role and the inquiry into educators and superintendent practices.
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Philadelphia
W. E. H. Hines
Pittsburg Man Arrested Over Embezzlement Charge
John E Fitzpatrick, collector for the Catholic Columbian, was arrested in Pittsburg on embezzlement charges involving 45.8 years ago the exact amount and details unclear he could not post bond and was jailed for a preliminary hearing next Tuesday.
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Jfatom
Cotumavs
John E. Pfitzpatrick
Catholic Columbian
Pittsburg
The Dispatch Directory Reader’s Convenience Summary
The Dispatch Directory presents a 20 page issue in three parts with varied content. It lists sections like The News From Europe The Want Column Doings of Society Markets by Telegraph and News of the Courts plus stage and amusements. The issue includes notices and classifieds across several pages.
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the Grand Army
Telegraph
Henry Clewn
Pringle
Rage
Hottie
Louis Stryesso
Gowip
Gotham
Charles T. Murnat
Hessi¢ Bramnl
Actress Marie Persel Granted Divorce By Court of Appeals
Marie Persel known as Marie Prescott was granted a divorce by the Court of Appeals at Frankfort. The ruling says an actress must move frequently but may claim a residence with her mother at Covington Kentucky despite living at her mother's residence in Louisville.
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Louisville
Marie Persel
Marie Prescott
Court of Appeals
Frankfort
Victor
Covington
Indictments Against Gibson Include Suppressed Names
In Curiaco on February 28 the grand jury returned two indictments against George J. Gibson former Whisky Trust secretary and two against him with unnamed co defendants. The charges allege attempts to commit arson and felonious preparation of gunpowder and dynamite for violent ends.
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Curiaco
George J. Gibson
The
Whisky Trust
Vanquished at Last Hearst Dies in Washington Residence
Senator George Hearst of California died at his New Hampshire avenue home in Washington at 9 10 tonight after a long illness. Medical care and nursing were provided by Dr Charles Ward and Dr N S Lincoln with Mrs Hearst by his side. The rumor of his decline grew from weeks of weakness until coma and death. Hearst leaves a widow and son William R Hearst, head of the San Francisco Examiner.
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Washington
George Hearst
California
New Hampshire Avenue
New York City
Charles S. Ward
Ward
New York
Lincoln
William R. Hearst
J. G. Follanshee
Dr. Ward
John Wedderburn
Senate
Stanford
Hearst
San Francisco
Franklin County
North Carolina
Hie
Hearst, Biggin, Lewis & Co
San Luis Obispo County
Cal
Old Mexico
Vera Cruz
Aice Building
Mexico
Mr. Hearst
San Jose
George Stoneman
United States
John F. Miller
Miller
San Francisco Examiner
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Bismaecke
Walike
Boulanger
Kuseia
Rudini
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Bougueresu
Champ de Mars
Meissonier
Bongeerean
Bouguereau
Moscow
Bismarck
Bruscele
Brussels
Prince of Wales
Victoria
Calais
Dover
Windsor Castle
Lowdon
Mia
Legislative Insurance Committee
Legislative Committee On Insurance
Representative Brothers
William F. Stewart
Crothers
T. C. Balderston
Mr. Balderston
Spring Garden Trust Company
Oscar Beasley
Order of
Vesta
Baru
Beasley
Hoskins
Chairman Crothers
Mr. Beasley
Pennsylvania
McAlister
Universal Order of Security
Everyoy
West
Annual Benefit Society
Commonwealth Trust Company
Mr. West
Butler
United Order of Fraternal Co-operation
Citizens’ Trust, Tax, Tithe and Ince Company
Howard
People’s Fraternal Benefit Order
Hart
Inspector Byrnes
Iefecial
Telegra
Reed's
Heavy Hand
Havemeyers
Sir John
Merrill
Helen Smith
Conference of Brothers of the Church
Book Trust
Hines
Halliwell
Pittsburger
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Engliah
W. Criswell
Frank G. Carpenter
Heal
Halcide
Christ
Pilate
Gibson
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