Ireland's Scotland Bill Shown as Practical Home Rule Plan
Twelve Scottish Liberal MPs introduce a bill creating a Scottish legislature with a Queen and secretary for Scotland. It allows taxes and a Scottish fund, limits imperial vetoes, and reserves imperial defense, with a privy council committee to rule on powers. The measure aims to address Ireland's home rule while applying to Scotland.
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Privy Council
Scotland
Secretary For
Scoteh
Ireland
Mr. Gladstone
Ireh
Port
House of Lords
Consolidated Fund
United Kingdom
Government of
Scottish Consolidated Fund
Public Service of
England and
Wales
Scots Home Rule Draft Seeks Single Democratic Parliament
The article outlines a Scottish home rule bill creating one democratic Scottish parliament with limited checks, subject to Privy Council reference for constitutionality. It notes crown appointments for judges, potential removal via crown, and implicit Westminster sovereignty protections, with unionist concerns about imperial precedence.
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Mr. Gladstone
Privy Council
Paris Bank Collapse Shocks Directors and Authorities
The Banque Generale Chemin de Fer Industrie suspended operations in Paris. One director died by his own hand, two fled, and one was arrested amid fraud charges. The bank speculated in French Spanish and Russian securities and faced liabilities of 24 million francs with only 5 million in assets. It held a national loan subscription of over 2 million francs and operated 16 provincial branches plus two in Paris. funds were diverted to industrial and mining speculation. The crash spares the Bourse but signals near-certain insolvency as creditors await settlement.
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Paris
Banque Generale Chemin de Feret Industrie
Benefits of a sugar bounty in Northern Ohio
The 2 cent per pound bounty for maple sugar in Northern Ohio aims to boost production but mainly benefits producers with 500 pounds annually. Most sugar in the Reserve comes from 28 counties, with 198 licenses and about 200000 pounds produced by those licensees. Small producers feel discriminated against as collectors gain patronage. Beet sugar plans surge with 300 to 400 farmers pledging to grow beets and a new factory planned near Norwalk, while Findlay sees factory interest. If Carner’s bill for an extra state bounty passes, Northern Ohio beet sugar could boom.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Internal Revenue District
Gabriel
Ohie
Norwalk
Findlay
Carner
Gas Failure Shuts Spiceland Glass Works
Fr Ware Inc reports the Spiceland Indiana window glass factory closed yesterday due to a total natural gas shortage. The plant employs about 300 workers and officials warn other Indiana gas belt manufacturers may face similar fates as pressure drops.
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Fr. Ware, Inc
Spiceland
Ind
Indiana Gas Belt
Standard Oil of New Jersey Renamed in Jersey City
A certificate filed with the Hudson County Clerk changes the title Standard Oil Company of New Jersey to Standard Oil er. The move follows a judicial decision in Ohio and is described as a technical correction in New Jersey records.
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New York
Hudson County
Jersey City
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Standard Oiler
Sre
Ohio
Phoenix Iron Company Suspended Operations Under Receiver
Treron New Jersey March 19 The Phoenix Iron Company suspended business and was placed under a receiver. Liabilities amount to 136000 with nominal assets of 186000 including 95000 in real estate and 62646 in machinery.
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Treron
N. J
Phoenix Iron Company
Foster arrives in Washington after New York trip
Wasu Index reports Secretary Foster landed in Washington from New York shortly after 9 o'clock this evening, reflecting a swift return trip and ongoing business at the capital.
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Foster
Washington
New York
Totten’s Noah’s Ark Spike Shows Millennial Views at Yale
Yale professor C A L Totten declares his end times theory backed by multiple chronology lines and plans to publish under copyright. He explains the spike through a library book as a deliberate stance against rivals and warns he will spread his writings beyond Yale despite controversy.
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Hurley
Joshua
Israel
Hell
Noted People in a Row Notorious Johnnie Considine Shot in Barroom Feud
A violent incident in Detcert centers on ex mayor William G. Thompson and gangster Johnnie Considine. Thompson and Bob McCarthy argued, McCarthy struck Thompson, then at Swan's cafe a second clash erupted. McCarthy fired, hitting Considine in the stomach. Considine is critically wounded while McCarthy escaped. Considine leads a feared gang tied to extortion and abductions, including a May abduction case. Thompson is identified as father of Mrs Harry Lezrande Cannon, linked to Ward McAllister's 400.
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Johnnie Considine
McAllister
Detcert
William G. Thompson
Detroit
Thompson
Bob McCarthy
Russell House
McCarthy
Swan
Jeannie Considine
Considine
Obail
Beingha
Senphs Perrien
Harry Lezrande Cannon
Ward McAllister
Astor Scandal Tale Duped by Duel Talk in Paris
Paris interview with M Cherboquet, second in the Coleman Drayton Hallett Borrowe duel, explains the dispute arose late January. He says Drayton sought a peaceful accord but Borowre and others favored a jury of honor. Drayton is said to seek divorce and may reopen the case. Astors are in Paris with arrangements for their daughter.
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Paris
M. Francis Cherboquet
Coleman Drayton
Hallett Burrowe
M. Cherboquet
Salles d’Armes
Mr. Drayton
M. Ferdinand Boisacq
Boi
Borrowe
Germany
England
London
Berlin
France
Drayton
Gorman Sidelined by Cold and Lumbago at Capital
Washington reports Senator Gorman has been confined to residence for a week with a severe cold and lumbago. Doctors urge rest and climate change. he hopes for a return next week. Senator Morrill's condition improves, and Secretary Blaine gains strength daily while attending to correspondence.
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Blaine
Morrill
Washington
Gorman
Old Point Comfort
Squealee Blackmailer Sparks Chicago Aldermanic Probe
Grand jury in Chicago opens a major investigation into aldermanic graft with State Attorney Longenecker and Foreman Lieb pressing to move swiftly. Alderman Kunz, labeled the squealer, testifies again amid claims he attempted to price silence, while officials promise careful, comprehensive action.
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Chicago
Longenecker
Lieb
Kunz
Squealer
Talk of Drayton and Astor Duel Case Aboard Majestic
Legal advisers for J Coleman Drayton and the Astor family maintain silence as the Majestic sails toward New York with the two men in dispute. A friend says only Borrowe's side is heard and insists Drayton must explain his view. English law could move to trials if any duel or assault occurs, with custody and extradition procedures possible.
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Drayton
Astor
New York
J. Coleman Drayton
Majestic
Mr. Drayton
Borrowe
Harry Vane Mil
Aon
England
Burlesque Blondes Promote Show By Handbill Parade
In Lockport New York March 19 special report details a novel advertising stunt by the May Davenport Burlesque Blonde Company. After an injunction blocked their printed ad, the actresses toured the city in carriages scattering hand bills and inviting workers at factories to attend. One performer teased an older man at a Holly company shop about seating, describing a lively afternoon as they roamed to drum up interest.
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New York
C. A. L. Totten
United States Army
Sheffield Scientific School
Christ
sull-Christ
New Haven
Lockport
N. Y
Holly Company
Biscuits at Exchange Hotel Poison Fourteen Victims
Montrose reports fourteen people poisoned after eating biscuits at the Exchange Hotel last night. The victims, including the proprietor Gardner’s wife and his 18 year old son, were stricken within a half hour of supper. Doctors worked through the night with stomach pumps and antidotes. one patient faces potential death. Authorities suspect flour contamination.
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Montrose
Gardner
Exchange Hotel
Untitled note on Drayton marriage rumors in Philadelphia
Mrs G Doreson Coleman, Drayton’s aunt, says she has no knowledge of the affair between Mr Drayton and his wife beyond circulating rumors from last fall. She recalls the Europe trip and expresses surprise at the claimed condition of things.
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Philadelphia
Mra G. Doreson Coleman
Mr. Drayton
Counterfeiters Captured in New York Harlem Sting
Secret Service agents arrested Frank Moreno in Harlem after tracing an Italian suspect known to hand coins to a woman, Annie Fagiani, who passed a counterfeit. Moreno had 28 counterfeit half dollars and packing paper to prevent sweating. Bail set at 5000 for Moreno and 2500 for Fagiani. A.B. Bailey was arrested in Kenton with a complete tool kit and 60 counterfeit dollars. Northwestern Ohio reports extensive fake coin activity with thousands of coins detected across multiple cities.
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New York
Secret Service
Matthew F. Griffin
Brooks
Harlem
Annie Fagiani
Shields
Frank Moreno
Toledo
A.B. Bailey
Kenton
Ohio
United States
Findlay
Tiffin
Lima
Defiance
Detroit
Waring Plans Berlin Cable Wire Factory
A cablegram from Berlin reports R. S. Waring of Pittsburgh, inventor of the Waring cable system, in Berlin to establish a local cable wire factory to protect his German patent rights. It notes Siemens & Holske starting a large Illinois factory to compete, and European bankers’ concerns over American silver legislation drawing gold from the continent.
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Berlin
R. S. Waring
Waring
Standard Underground Cable Company
Germany
Messrs. Siemens & Holske
Illinois
Heas
America
Whisky Trust Moves to Quash Indictment in District Court
Boston March 12 Whisky Trust officials filed a motion in U S District Court to quash the indict ment. They claim the indictment is indefinite and fails to inform the accused of the offense charged nor to name a statute. Defendants include George J Gibson Lewis H Green Julius French Warren H Corning Peter Jane Herbert L Terrell and William N Hobart Greenhut excluded.
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Boston
Whisky Trust
United States District Court
United
George J. Gibson
Lewis H. Green
Julius ©. French
Warren H. Corning
Peter Jane Herbert L. Terre
German gold beater dies by self harm under trip hammer
In Philadelphia on March 19 Fred Hengle a German gold beater employed by Pearce Karsh Co deliberately placed his head under a 100 pound trip hammer and let it descend from six feet, killing himself after moving the pulley to hold the hammer. He leaves a wife married a year ago.
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Philadelphia
Fred Hengle
Pearce, Karsh & Co
Hengle
British Commissioner Foresees New Modus Vivendi
Montreal March 19 Sir George Baden Powell a British commissioner on the Bering Sea arbitration visits Montreal and says arrangements for a new modus vivendi for the coming year will be completed soon and the final settlement on the matter will be timely and satisfactory
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Bering Sea
Montreal
Que
Sir George Baden Powell
Battle in Brazil describes Fortaleza palace bombardment
Butler Shaffer and Charles Stewart return from Brazil where they witnessed the February bombardment of Ceara Governor’s palace in Fortaleza. Cadets and civilians attacked to depose the governor, who fled after heavy cannon and musketry, leaving scenes of destruction and 30s dead. The governor left for Rio de Janeiro after the fighting ended.
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Om Crry
Butler Shaffer
Charles Stewart
Coal Hill
Brazil
Ceara
Shaffer
Fortaleza
Messra Shaffer
Stewart
Irty
Messrs
Shaffer An Stewart
United States
Rio Janeiro
Ossified man Edward Emmons dies after long suffering
Port Jefferson reports the death of Edward Emmons known as the Ossified Man and Mime Museum wonder. Born in Port Jefferson 38 years ago, he contracted rheumatism at age 22 and then remained bedridden for 16 years as his body gradually ossified. He retained some use of one arm and could read and talk but was nearly deaf. His father suffered the same condition and died before full joint fixation.
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Port Jefferson
Edward Emmons
Secoten
New Direct Process At Carnegie Phips Co Brings Steel Revolution
Carnegie Phipps & Co. introduced at Homestead a direct process for making steel that promises major efficiency gains and potential world impact. Workers resist as four heats replace two, with trade secret details and hopes of cheaper steel shaping the future of the industry.
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Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Homestead
Homestead Steel Works
Typhus Death Toll at North Brother Island Hospitals
The Health Department reveals Dr. Percival understated typhus deaths at North Brother Island. Initially 2 deaths were reported. later 29 deaths were admitted with eight additional death certificates filed.
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New York
Health Department
Percival
North Brother's Island
The Dispatch Directory Classified for Readers’ Convenience
A historical page outlines the issue structure with live news and literary features across pages 9 to 20. It lists sections such as Inv Vicronta Labour, Carnegie line items, joining secret societies, real estate notices, society news, fashion and education features, and theatrical and amusement notices.
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Tax Distatce
Vicronta
Pouzrees News
Carnegie Lineary
Sherman
Potter
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