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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1891
Page
4
A National Disgrace Blains Letter on New Orleans Murders
Secretary Blaine’s missive to Louisiana’s governor condemns mob killings in New Orleans as a breach of law and international obligations. He notes treaties with Italy guarantee protection to Italian subjects and that the government must uphold the supreme law of the land, rejecting excuses based on mob rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Louuisiana
New Orleans
Italy
United States
Este
Crispi guns in parliament as Italy debates proceed
The piece compares former Italian Prime Minister Crispi using a revolver in debate to U.S. parliamentary conduct. It notes Italy's liberal vs restrictive norms, contrasts with Reed and Brooks Kitt eras, and criticizes the weaponed rhetoric while acknowledging restraint compared with France’s dueling culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Europe
Texas
Brooks and Kitt
Signor
Crispi
Directors Do Not Direct Yet They Must Answer
The article debates whether corporate directors can direct across many firms. It cites Mr Depew and other magnates facing criticism for not supervising laws or safety. It argues responsibility remains even with numerous directorships and questions the practicality of faultless oversight.
Directors Duty Across Separate Corporations Policy
The law does not compel a man to be a director of many firms but requires him to direct when he undertakes it. Concentration of directors across multiple corporations undermines distinct corporate identities and harms competition. Directors may not direct yet the law must ensure they do or face consequences as guardian of the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depew
New York Tunnel
Mr. Depew
W. L. Seon
Jay Gould
C. FP. Huntington
G. B. Shoverts
South Penn
Roberts
Justice Miockstone
G. B. Roberts
The Coke Situation Reflects Iron Trade Readjustment
The coke trade mirrors the iron industry and requires cost readjustment to boost demand and stabilize Western Pennsylvania markets. A coke workers strike for higher wages worsens production cuts, while operators seize the moment to suspend output until prices realign. Steady activity hinges on aligning coke ore and freight costs with iron market changes to secure ongoing employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Congressman's stance on public service sparks reform call
Congressman Jerry Simpson condemns being an errand boy or claim agent for constituents in Washington. The Boston Globe counters, arguing public offices are a public trust and duties stem from the Constitution. If Simpson can curb political favors, it may curb broader political evils and enable reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Simpson
Seckless
Boston Globe
Boston
Washington
United States
Need of River Regulation and Political Intrigue
Floods expose weakness of levees on the lower Mississippi and urge storage reservoirs to control river flow and boost inland navigation. The piece links river engineering to national commerce and calls for government action. It also notes partisan manipulation in Maine and New Jersey, highlighting Reed precedent politics and party divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Mississippi
Walley
Canada Misses Opportunity Regretted By Observers
The remark expresses regret that Canada did not seize a presented chance, prompting commentary on potential impacts and missed diplomatic or economic gains as observers reflect on the outcome and its broader implications.
World’s Fair invitation and political jostling in press
A fragment from a historical paper notes the absurd excuse about misdelivered letters for the World’s Fair invite. It discusses Governor Hill, Senator Hill, Judge Gresham as a Republican potential in Illinois, and reflects on Alliance preferences for honest public men over corporate finance. The piece mentions a Paris paving firm’s failure and Canadian election remarks by Tory leaders including Macdonald and Tupper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Farmers’ Alliance
Gresham
Alliance
Ilinois
Republican Party
Kan 628
Diplomats Foresee Peaceful Settlement Of Seal Dispute
The text argues that by the time the seal question is arbitrated there may be no seals left to protect under an international agreement. It predicts a pacific settlement rather than warfare and asserts this is better than fighting over a question not worth even one day of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolstoi
Count Tolstoi
Russia
E. B. Lanin
Devil
Angela
Strauss Sees Suffering From Black Servants and Temperance
Mr. Epward Strauss claims to have endured hardship during a trip in this country attributed to black servants and temperance people. He contends the main harm arose from their failure to attend his concerts and swell his receipts, making him a special object of pity as a sufferer here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epward Strauss
Herr Strauss
France tariff debate shapes summer rhetoric
The article notes France planning a tariff debate expected to last through the summer, and suggests the United States should express commiseration to the French people. It mentions Reed, McKinley, Allis, and Byoum as adding energy to the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Reed
McKinley
Allis
Byoum
Brazil Reciprocity Debate Draws British Interest Fire
The opposition to reciprocity is led by Brazilian newspapers under British influence. The episode suggests that the English free trade ideal excludes freer trade with nations from which England does not profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
England
Groundhog Prophet Credit Tied to Weather Vindication
The weather prophet draws praise as his winter forecast is seen as confirmed after the groundhog’s term ended yesterday. Public opinion holds that the forecast for continued winter conditions proved accurate.
Monte Carlo Bank Losing 200000 Sparks Global Buzz
Doubt lingers on whether the Monte Carlo bank truly lost 200000 but the story's spread forces attention. Bank management aims to recover more than the sum from gullible buyers drawn by the promotional hype.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Gudgeons
Notable Figures and Oddities From a Bygone Era
A collection of brief sketches and anecdotes about public figures and notable persons. Includes EKeey the motor man aged 53, Tipro Tr’s journey to Arabia, Prof Goss’s shift to agnosticism via ornithology, Jerry Sampson’s convention remarks, P T BaAksum’s $125000 Bridgeport gift, Senator Cullom’s smile, and portraits of Bens Borrerworth Joe Cannon Kixe Menelek II Groncee C. Jenes Henry Watterson and Adelina Patti linked to a pivotal moment in journalism and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goss
Kansas
Jerry Sampson
P. T. BaAksum
Bridgeport
Conn
Senator Cullom
Five Women Health Inspectors in Chicago
Chicago employs five women health inspectors Mrs Byford Leonard Mrs Clara M Doolittle Mrs Mario Owens Mrs Mary Glenton and Dr Rachel Hickey with a $1000 annual salary equal to male counterparts. They inspect workplaces with women and children, have police power to enforce changes, and report significant improvements driven by their work and the Woman's Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Woman's Journal
Chicago
Byford Leonard
Byford
Clara M. Doolittle
Mario Owens
Mary Glenton
Rachel Hickey
Woman's Alliance
Deaths of a Day: W Kepler and Captain Power Buried
Special telegram from Meadville reports W. Kepler proprietor of the Kepler House died suddenly at 4:30 after a ladder fall, leaving a large family. Captain J. S. Power died yesterday in Patton township after wartime service in Company H, with a lung wound at Chariesay Cross roads. Frank Parker also passed away yesterday on the South Side at his home, member of Post 151, K of P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kepler
Dibfator
Meadville
Kepler House
Pennsylvenia
Vdd
J. 8. Power
Patton Township
L’ennsylvanis
Chariesay
Mower
Frank Parker
Southside
Post 151
K.of i
Eighteenth Street
Selected Oddities Of Sea Serpent Yarns And Kaffir Courting
A Portland reporter recounts an old sailor aboard a ship with a strange bird fish creature found in the Bay of Bengal. The animal lived mostly in water but could fly and sing at night, drawing on salt water in a cage as crew tasted fried fish in the Straits of Malacca and near Singapore. The crew never saw another like it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Cuba
Portland
Oregonian
Oll Salt
Bay of Bengal
Straits of Malacca
Straits
Singapore
Mysterious Lake Beast Report From Linchuen District
A Hong Kong correspondent describes a lake near Linchuen in Foochow China where farmers use primitive gear to irrigate fields in winter. Fishermen finding low water saw a large oxlike creature with thick bristles, weighing several hundred catties, whose proper name eluded the village elders. The discovery caused wide alarm before the beast was finally captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Hong Kong
Linchuen
Foochow
China
Married couples resemble each other before marriage says Fol
Scientific observer Hermann Fol studied photos of young and old pairs in Nice and found that similarities are common in marriages of inclination but rare in random matches. He notes some couples share traits that appear as ugly but intriguing, while random pairings show few resemblances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Fol
Hving
Nice
Fol
Hevue Scientifique
Love and Marriage in Kaffir Land
A 19th century description explains marriage in Kaffir land as transactional and one sided. A hunter or warrior buys a wife by paying the price to her father, with a council of elder women mediating. Wives live in separate houses, weddings are communal, and polygyny varies by social rank, from commoners to chiefs and kings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaffir-Land
South Africa
Goldthwaite
Geographical Magazine
Kaffir
Havana cigars decline blamed on Spaniards
It is hard to get good Havana cigars, according to Gath of the Cincinnati Enquirer. He cites an informant who says Spaniards ruin everything they touch by crowding Havana with useless crops and phosphate additives that spoil tobacco, harming the land and smoker alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Sankary Winter Home and Air Palace Plan for Lung Patients
A New York physician proposes a sanitary winter home in the city for lung patients. The 40-inmate, four-story brick complex would enclose a 100 by 100 foot open court with an enclosed promenade. The plan includes medicated air to cure ailments through atmospheric treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Telegram
Air Palace
Leicht
Cardiff boom to bust on Walden Ridge in East Tennessee
A St Louis Globe-Democrat interview recalls the boom era in the New South with promises of wealth from mining coal and iron on Cardiff near Every Gap, Walden Ridge. The Cardiff development collapsed as hundreds of houses sit vacant and ore beds and coal veins remain undeveloped, ending the South’s mining and real estate speculation burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansasa
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
New South
Tennessee
Alabama
Cardiff
Walden Ridge
East Tennessee
Kansas
Horse owner recalls $25 bet on animal’s strength
A proud horse owner in Madison recounts betting $25 on the animal’s ability to pull a ten ton load of bay on a sled across a bare barn floor. The wager ended with a failed effort as the sled slid easily, leaving the outcome in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudlet
Horse and Barn: Harnessed Load Shifts Barn 18 Inches
The narrator describes a misfire with a horse that failed to start a road load, leading to paying a wager. After inspecting the stable rear, the underpinning was found out of place. A binding chain hook on the hay load caught in the barn floor, and the horse’s three pulls had actually lifted the barn 18 inches off its foundation.
Antics of the Red Ant in a Molasses Bridge
An eyewitness recounts how a cook used molasses to bar ants raiding pastry shelves. A line of medium red ants led by a larger general studied the molasses circle, then broke formation to haul plaster pieces. By 11:30 they built a bridge and by 11:15 all ants crossed to eat pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Anta
Tim
Attac
Eld
Canada and its commerce in reciprocal trade talks
Ottawa reports on Canada United States negotiations with trade aim. Government minimizes Yankee market value and prepares for Washington talks. Sir Charles Tupper will visit to gauge France and Spain responses while Foster Thompson and Sir John Thompson lead limited reciprocity discussions with Blaine through Pauncefote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
United States
Canada
Washington
Charles Tupper
France
Spain
Julian Pauncefote
Hoo
Mr. Foster
John Thompson
Mr. Blaine
Julian
Reverend Gallagher Acquitted by Methodist Panel
Special Telegram From Philadelphia reports Rev. T E Gallagher of the Washington Pa Conference was acquitted by the Methodist Episcopal Church after a trial prompted by charges of gross immorality. Counsel for defense and church witnesses supported his innocence, and the verdict was unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Gallagher
Washington
Minster
United States Corporation Bureau reports weekly new corporations
The United States Corporation Bureau in Chicago lists the week ending March 18 1991 as having 314 newly completed corporations with total capitalization of 74 290 225 dollars. Breakdowns include Mercantile and manufacturing 178 firms 24 202 400 dollars banks and investment 9 firms 1 970 000 dollars mining 13 firms 4 805 000 dollars coal and iron 10 firms 2 087 000 dollars utility power and transportation 28 firms 28 514 000 dollars building and loan 22 firms 21 901 000 dollars miscellaneous 64 firms 312 189 325 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Corporation Bureau
United States
California Senate Ballot Tightens With Shifts and Rumors
Sacramento March 15 There were no new outward developments in the Senatorial contest beyond Estes gaining one vote while De Young and Felton each lost one. Rumor again says De Young and Felton forces may coalesce on Monday and Tuesday, narrowing the field to two candidates. If one candidate then wins a majority of Republican votes in both Houses, it would be treated as a party caucus decision and may elect the leading candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Estes
de Young
Felton
Tures
Akron
Oklahoma
Sheld
Pardee
Fort Reno
Imperial Bank of Germany
K Hss
Ana
Carnegie Sees Record Iron and Steel Output Last Year
Andrew Carnegie reports record production and consumption of iron and steel in the past year. He cautions prices may dip but will rebound, argues against cutting Northern railroads’ freights to aid Pennsylvania iron makers, and says the South will not yet monopolize the iron trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Journal of Finance
Andrew Carnegie
Mrr
Carnegie
Pennsylvania
Reverend White Addresses Southside Church Audience
Rev J P White, back from Alaska, spoke to Southside Presbyterian at Twentieth and Sarah last evening on the country people and church work. A large attentive audience heard the interesting address and task assigned by the speaker. President Harrison's hunting dog in Maryland is named Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. White
Alaska
Southside
Boston Herald
Harrison
Maryland
Cleveland
Palmer to Return to London in Comic Opera Cast
Palmer returns to London under Charles Abud to star in comic opera. W. J. Scanlon appears at a local theater during Easter week with Irish Minstrel and Myles Aroon. The Duquesne and Bijou theatres host a busy week of Money Mad, Old Jed Pr—ty, and performances by Lizzie Mulvey and Barney Ferguson with McCarthy's Mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MiIaMz Palmer
London
Charles Abud
W. J. Scanlon
Myles Aroon
Frederick Paulding
Jefferson-Florence
Pittscore Loper No. 1
Duquesne Theater
Bijou
Lizzie Mulvey
Gamin
Barney Ferguson
McCarthy
Barney
Charles Rice
The Disagreements of Scientists and Tolstoi on Matter and Tobacco
The piece surveys divergent views on the nature of matter, Swedenborgian beliefs about the afterlife, and Tolstoi’s critique of modern society. It argues for hell as personal responsibility, explores religious and philosophical debates, and ends noting the paradoxes of belief and skepticism in public thought.
Funeral of Senator Hearst Buried With Honor in San Francisco
Thousands of people viewed the body as George Hearst was laid to rest. The services at Grace Church were led by Rev. W C Foote with Governor Markham, Mayor Sanderson, and Chief Justice Beatty among pallbearers. Rain did not dampen turnout as crowds lined the streets to watch the federal processionIncluding the National Guard Second Brigade, Congressional and Legislative Commissions, General Gibbons and staff, and numerous civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United States
George Hearst
Washington
Grace Church
W.C. Foote
Markham
Sanderaoo
Beatty
Invite to judge contest at Cumberland College of Waynesburg
Rev. E R Doneboo has received an invitation to act as judge at the Cumberland Presbyterian College of Waynesburg annual contest next Wednesday. Hon Henry Huack and Colonel Chil W Hazzard are also to be judges. Donehoo recalled his prior judging for the college and recalled a dispute over a special teacher for a side, which led to his rough treatment and a vow not to hear from them again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Doneboo
Cumberland Presbyterian College of
Waynesburg
Henry Huack
Chil W. Hazzard
Donehboo
Mr. Donehoo
Ireland's Patron Saint Address in Allegheny
Rev Father E Dunphy lectured at St Pauls Pro Cathedral Allegheny on St Patrick detailing his mission in Ireland from BC 4 for 33 years and lasting influence on Irish Christian history. He urged listeners to remember they are Irish and Christians, honoring their patron and country without offense to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Father E. Dunphy
St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral
St. Patrick
St Patrick
Ireland
B.C
Isle of Saints
Lismone
Clanmacmorris
Island
Briandroide
Father Dunphy
Forty Five Years On The Pittsburg Police Force
Captain William Reed marked his forty-fifth anniversary on the Pittsburg police force, recalling vast changes in the city from a small eastbound boundary near Ross Street to a sprawling area with Fifth Avenue modernized. He noted a time when officers worked without uniforms, and the central station stood on Fourth Avenue near Wood Street as Pittsburg expanded from farms and gullies to a growing urban center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reed
Pittsburg
Reed
Old Watch
Ross Street
Fifteenth Street
Seventh Avenue
Coalane
Webster Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Simithfeld Street
Boldman & Garrison
Central Station
Fourth
The Anderson Cricket Dead in Elevator Mystery
Chief Clerk William Crosby told visiting drummers that a cricket living in the elevator of the Anderson house has died after years of singing during guests' arrivals. The insect, unseen, supposedly thrived on flood memories and Emma Juch once sang near its notes, while guests claimed it brought luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crosby
Anderson
Emma
Complains of Stanley by Lecturing Colonel
Colonel Sanford says the explorer Stanley has harmed the lecturing business. He reports a season profit of 2500 over prior years and criticizes Stanley and Stepniak for poor manners and autocratic conduct. Sanford cites Stanley's limited travels and unfriendly treatment of audiences, including women in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Union Depot
Lancaster
Stanley
Stepniak
Pittsburg
Kennan
St Patrick's Day Parade Plans in ritte borg
St Patrick's Day will be observed in ritte borg tomorrow with special church services and lectures. W D Mc Auliffa is Chief Marshal, supported by Assistant Marshal P M Morrow Adjutant General John McFarland Chief of Staff John Gilroy and Chief of Staff Philip B Duffy. Parade forms in front of the Cathedral on Grant street and travels over the principal city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's
Ritte Borg
All Good Sons of Erin
W. D. McAuliffa
P. M. Morrow
John McFarland
John Gilroy
Philip B. Duffy
Grant Street
After Forty Millions The Heirs of a Colossal Estate in Germany Hold a Meeting
Kansas City reports a meeting in Independence where the heirs of Louis Fisher, who died in 1845 as sole heir to a $40,000,000 estate, decided to press their claims. The measure, though incomplete, signals aggressive pursuit of the fortune amid continuing political turmoil in Central America and Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Louis Fisher
Independence
Jerry Simpson Denies Nudity Socks Claim
The Nashville American reports Hon. Jerry Simpson denies implying any nudity of his legs. He states he does wear socks and that they are all wool and a yard wide across the toe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Simpson
Jerry
People Who Come And Go In Brief City Gossip
General W H Koontz and F J Kooser, district attorney of Somerset county, were in the city briefly. Titusville operator W P Black plans Greenace Pattison interference as he moves headquarters to Wildwood and other fields. Greensburg lawyers Moorhead and Head visited Charleroi. Rio Janeiro youths ASchoff and F de Moulevade tour with kodaks. Commissioner Green B Raum, visiting on pension business, stays at Mor House. Erie’s Griswold and wife and Cincinnati’s C H Harvey are guests at the Duquesne. J J Miller sails to Nashville for business, expecting return on Thor. Fairmount’s A C Herbert and wife and L Seeley registered at Morongabela. Pianist Frans Rummel arrives on the Limited, staying at Anderson, registering from Berlin. J Scott Ferguson and ex-Mayor Andrew Fulton go to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Koontz
F. J. Kooser
Somerset County
Nicely Boys
Greenace Pattison
W. P. Black
Titusville
Wildwood
Coraopolis
McCurdy Fields
H. Aschoff
F. de Moulevade
Rio Janeiro
Anderson
Curious Condensations From A Dated News Page
Curiosities span religion, demographics, inventions, and geography with notes on Vienna Catholics, New York counts, a Kansas farmer’s courtship tribute, a doctor’s bill dispute, and a Detroit G A E encampment demand. Counts, mountains, and refinery hints blend with playful etchings of place names and odd facts.
Humorous Verse Snippets From Late Night Laugh Lines
A collage of quips and cartoons from various papers. The snippets feature playful exchanges on love, bicycles, coffin bargains, and family mischief. Characters include Sarah Somerville, Colonel, Bee Yow, and Wagg ee refurmed Wiggles in a humor column style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Somerville
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