Judge White Shames Saloonkeepers Over Trusting Practices
In Pittsburgh License Court, Judge White scolds Southside saloonkeepers for trusting customers and keeping a slate. He notes many bills are paid infrequently and criticizes the slimness of local restaurants, arguing true eateries require patrons to be served upon entry. Courtwork shows a small weekly rise in license hearings, with 65 cases heard yesterday.
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Allegheny
Pillsbury
Whig
Judge White
The Fifty-Second Ward Liquor Hearings On Trusting
The Morning Work was slow as twenty six cases heard. Applicants include Jacob Aulenbacher Jr at 106 South Eighteenth street and Anton Altman at 54 South Eighteenth street seeking liquor licenses with various requests for retail or wholesale permits. Judge White questions, disqualifies, and comments on morality, legality, and past conduct as doz en new and transferring applicants appear for licenses in the Twenty sixth and Twenty seventh wards along Carson, Jane, Josephine, and nearby streets.
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Jacob Aulenbacher, Jr
South Eighteenth Street
Anton Altman
Frederick Buehler
Bern
Carson Street
Julienne Engel
Josephine Street
Frederick Hoffman
South Nineteenth Street
George Jung
George Kunkel
Henry Lins
Jacob Loefner
Joseph McCarthy
South Seventeenth Street
Judge White
Christopher Piannbach
J. W. Ruoblands
Joseph Raphenstein
Charles Rublandt
John Rudolf
Sarah Street
John Schwartz
Henry M. Sell
South Twentieth Street
John Sutter
Henry W. Viehman
Constantine Will
Louis Abel
Monestery
Birmingham
Brownsville
John Betler
Wendel Daub
Sharon Avenue
Mt. Oliver Street
John C. Threnhauser
Theodore Youngman
Snower
John Bercher
Twenty-eighth Ward
Jo White
John Schuetz
South Thirteenth Street
John Farley
Porchester
John
Seymour Street
Raphael Raphael
Persi
Comedy Theater
Jobo
Longfellow
John Purley
Seventh Avenue Hotel Proprietor Tells Hill Tale of Intemperance
Afternoon hearings heard cases on ward licenses with Wilson, owner of the Seventh Avenue Hotel, absent for Third ward applications. John Embs sought 149 Plus street license after last year's refusal. Sebastian Flohr at 225 Washington avenue now licensed with no trouble.
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Seventh Avenue
Hill
Wilson
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Third Ward
John Embs
Plus Street
Sebastian Flohr
Washington Avenue
Local license hearings detail Twenty-Ninth Ward cases
The Twenty-Ninth Ward license hearing covers Sarah street applicants and refusals. Jacob Richele, first ward applicant, denied thrice, with a restaurant at 22 South Diamond Square. Mary Bender and Mrs Fromm face repeated rejections while others, like Joseph Berkmuller and Thomas Fitzpatrick, hold licenses at Carson and South Tenth streets.
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Jacob Richele
Carson Street
Joseph A. Barkley
South Tenth Street
George Boerner
Sarah Street
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Conrad P. Freund
South Eleventh Street
Fromm
Pope Leo XIII blesses Chicago World’s Fair plan for Columbus monument
His Holiness issues an apostolical benediction praising Columbus for shaping Christian faith and human society. He expresses hope the honor will aid the Chicago World’s Fair and Buenos Aires monument project. The World’s Fair art director post is reportedly offered to Prof. Halsey Ives of the St. Louis School of Fine Arts, a noted figure in U.S. and European art circles.
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Chicago
Pope Leo XL
Christopher Columbus
Buenos Ayres
Columbus
L&o Ll
Halsey C. Ives
St. Louis
John
Danks
Dawbs
Willie Maxwell
Willie
Dodo
Western sash, door and blind makers form meeting in Chicago
A Chicago gathering of sash, door and blind manufacturers from the West and Northwest aims to form a general organization. Delegates deny plans for a trust but acknowledge seeking a uniform price scale. Reports suggest a trust or combination is being contemplated amid fierce competition and tight margins.
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Rochester Clothing Boycott Warns Dealers In Labor Bests
The Journal of the Knights of Labor calls for a boycott against Rochester makers over James Hughes and Walter Westbrook. It urges locals to appoint committees to pressure retail clothiers to cancel orders from Rochester manufacturers, urging compliance with organized labor and justice for freemen.
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Rochester
N. Y
Journal of the Knights of Labor
James Hughes
Walter RK. Westbrook
Rochester Combine
Family Poisoning Plot Surrounds Politician in OmAanA
In OmAanA on March 27, authorities investigate a suspected poisoning attempt on the household of J. S. Hascall a prominent politician. Five family members sick after dinner. Emma Anderson housekeeper implicated and possibly linked to a recent separation. The housekeeper’s body buried at St Edwards Neb may be exhumed for an inquest.
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Omaana
J. S. Hascall
Hascall
Emma Anderson
St. Edwards, Neb
Haseall
Anderson
Waiting for His Release and New Chancellorship
Dr. W. J. Holland will assume the chancelorship of Western University and teach Mental Philosophy, severing ties with Bellefield Presbyterian Church. A specialist in the field, he formerly taught at Andover Academy. He is at Keomawr with grip illness and awaits release. His Bellefield residence is nearing completion and he will not reside in Allegheny.
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The
Western University
Bellefield Presbyterian Church
University
Andover Academy
Massachusetts
Holland
Keomawr
Bellefield
Allegheny
Constitutional amendments move forward in Massachusetts
Massachusetts lawmakers advance two proposed constitutional changes. The House approved a measure to abolish the property qualification for gubernatorial candidates without debate. The Senate endorsed resubmission of an amendment ending the poll tax as a voting qualification to the people.
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Boston
House
Senate
Beautiful styles and savings on Easter hats and carpets
Advertisement notes Misses sarsh hats at 65c to $1 and $125 to French. Mentions two hundred fifty pieces of moquette carpets at Welty's 120 Federal Street with prices 65 6 69 and 71 Parkway. Promotes real estate savings bank on Smithfield Street with capital 100000 surplus 69000 deposits from 1 and up and 4 percent interest.
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Smith’s
Welty’s
Federal Street
Parkway
Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue
Welle
Park Way
Career of Hennessy A Complete History of His Mafia Fight
A detailed narrative recounts D. C. Hennessy’s rise as New Orleans police chief, his pursuit of Italian bandit Esposito, and the Mafia plots that led to his assassination on October 15, 1890. It chronicles prior family tragedies, major investigations, vendetta confrontations, and the 1891 trial outcomes that culminated in Mafia defeats, with emphasis on witnesses, arrests, and key figures in law enforcement.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Hennessy
St. Charles Street
Beanham
Leon Lamothe
Canal and
Baronne
Canal
Robertson
Common
Claiborne
Charity Hospital
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Central Station
Girod
Basin Streets
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Basin and
Common Streets
Conners
Boylan
Rampart
Peterson Shed
St. Ann
Chartres
Royal
Guerin
United States
Dave Hennessy
Thomas H. Boylan
Decatur Street
Jackson
Esposto
Palermo
Esposito
Leone
Raddozo
Snap Dash
New York
Salvator Cannino
Nicolo Ranchino
Johnn Salvador Milano
Angelo Cusimano
P. Salamoni
Antonino Costanzo
Vincenzo Ribello
Costanzo
John A. Korn
John Watson
Dago John
Antonio Angelo
Antonio Pallegrina
Giuseppe Provenzano
Rocco Geracchi
Messina Salvatore
Constanso
Nicolas Nicolosi
Gustavo Randeri
Luigi Maron
Ric
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Rosario Guarnaschelli
Chancsilor
Court of Appeals
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de Pietro Zopito
Giuseppe Dora
Sixteenth Street
Lake Shore
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Liberty
Perdido
Henn
Boyard
Red Light Club
Mafia
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Esplanade
D. C. O'Malley
Baker
Death Council
Journes
Journee
Gaster
Secret Service
Dennis Corecoran
Poydras
O'Malley
Grance W. van Deevort
The Merit System and Its Impact on American Politics
Theodore Roosevelt argues for civil service reform advocating a merit based system to replace the spoils model. He contends merit ensures officials are public servants rather than party retainers, cites examinations as practical, and notes progress with roughly a quarter of offices under the classified service.
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Corse
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Hendricks
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Field
Indianapolis
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Chicago
Saxton
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Marcel
Jobn
Pippin
Imp
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