New York Leads National Jubilee Celebrations of U.S. Constitution
The article notes Washington's inauguration and a free century under the Constitution sparked nationwide observance with parades and speeches. In New York Bishop Potter and Mr. Depew gave prominent addresses while a 60,000 strong citizen militia parade showcased a century of government by its people.
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St. Paul’s Church
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United States
Judge White approves license decisions delaying appeals
The article reports Judge White’s authoritative statement that license case decisions are fully considered with no reherring. It notes the judge plans rest in Bermuda, and fellow judges avoid interfering, leaving unlicensed dealers to close shops and await future authority or seek other work. The stance shows lawful, prudent conduct and good citizenship.
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Bermudas
Literary Swine and the Threat of Immoral Books
A reflection denounces the flood of immoral novels and the so called success of wicked writers. It argues readers' taste is spoiled by a dangerous literary trend while claiming the ballast of filth will ultimately collapse and worthy authors prevail.
An Anglo American Alliance Considered By U S Leader
A top American statesman told The Dispatch that a U S England alliance would benefit both nations. He noted England would gain by aiding the United States, while the U S would in effect assist England. A linked marriage proposal from an English Tory, Sir Edward Sullivan, suggests uniting the two powers through Prince Albert Victor marrying an American girl. Queen Victoria reportedly wants the prince to marry to become respectable, while radicals warn of potential marriage settlements after the union of the Guelph family.
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Dispatch
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Prince Albert Victor
Prince of Wales
Edward Sullivan
Victoria
Paplipandot
Europe
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Sally
Boston
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Lord Salisbury
Prince Albert
Lincoln
American heiress eyed for Prince Albert Victor marriage
A British observer suggests Prince Albert Victor may wed an American heiress to secure funds and strengthen ties with the United States. The scheme faces opposition from royal and political figures who fear public scandal and potential war if the prince misbehaves or mocks his future wife.
Miners Debate Strike Over Coal Rates in District
District miners and operators discuss pay rates amid a divided miners’ union. Leaders hint at possible acceptance of rival offers, suggesting a strike would be ill advised unless a clear path to success exists. The debate centers on whether one to two cent per ton differences justify industrial action and disruption of shipments.
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Sagan
Deon Une
Melancholy touches Elliott F Shepard after banquet graft
A New York banquet scene shows Elliott F Shepard moved by distress as John F Plummer betrays his confidence by guiding Russell Harrison to a seat. The incident unfolds beside the President's son, with Shepard’s tearful reaction noted in a tale of trust and slights within political circles.
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Business Men’s Republican Association
New York
Russell Harrison
Colonel Shepard
John F. Plummer
Mr. Plummer
Railway mail service firings and reform efforts criticized
The piece critiques the 1890s political reshuffles, noting both parties’ pledges and civil service rules hampered by holiday removals. It highlights Vandervoort’s removal for excessive absence and broad sympathy for lawful striker conduct at Duquesne while calling for fair wages equal to other mills. It ends by mentioning Sir Julian Panace ote seen after dinner.
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Arthur
Duquesne
Politico chatter spans silver, weather and scandal notes
In a caustic roundup, writers rail at silver buying schemes, weather forecasts, and White Cap pranks. The piece mocks Dudley letters, Parnell denials, and trust growth in England while noting German indemnity versus salvage claims and diplomatic dinners for ministers.
Democrats Look Toward Mrs Cleveland for 1892 Ticket
Observers at New York demonstrations Monday night suggest Democrats may nominate Mrs. Cleveland for president in 1892, correcting last year’s misstep by choosing her over her husband.
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New York
Cleveland
Paris and London Arts and Society Notes
Pekinner Hewrr XXIV of Reuss gains attention as a music figure. Meissonier painting sells for 9000 francs after a 1000 franc purchase. Art topics include Whistler’s paintings moving to Britain and the Paris Exposition. The Comte and Comtesse de Paris plan a silver wedding May 30 with a family gift painting of three views. Mrs Sala recalls a Maori anecdote about Lord Rosebery amid a naked Englishman joke.
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Hart Nomination for Solicitor of Internal Revenue Delayed
In Washington, Ohio figure Hon Alonzo Hart awaits a notification from the Attorney General to be sworn in as Solicitor of Internal Revenue. Delay centers on the incumbent's refusal to resign and unclear intentions amid political signals.
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Fishermen Bring 899 Trout From Garland Expedition
Franklin Wells reports two 15 year old boys trekked to Garland for trout and returned with 899 speckled beauties. Brookles Standard notes a Henderson Kentucky catfish contained a pocket corkscrew. Homespace Herald tells of a large silver eel found in Har tung’s meat market refrigerator, weighing about 74 pounds, with an imprint of a coiled ear in ice.
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May Day Musings and Old Newsies in a Pittsburgh Note
A long column blends poetry and social vignettes as May Day is celebrated and old newspaper quirks are lampooned. It recalls Italian newsboys, shoe-shine tricks, a patriotic song, and memories of a County Down carpenter who founded Pittsburgh’s First United Presbyterian Church and helped shape the city’s early growth.
Novel naval parade on hand and possible land showcase
The naval parade today promises a novel display, with a contingency if rain had shifted the event to land. A writer notes lingering interest in cremation, reflecting on public exhibitions and personal curiosities amid the coverage.
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New York World
Death of National Democratic Committee Chairman William Barnum
Hon William H Barnum chair of the National Democratic Committee died at 0 45 this morning at his Lime Rock Connecticut home He had not been strong since last fall but continued active during the campaign The cause was overwork at the Democratic National Headquarters He headed the state s largest car wheel plant employing about 1000 men Barnum born Lime Rock Conn and died near his birthplace His leadership in two presidential campaigns is noted in the obituary
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Lime Rock
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Rattlesnake Oil Craze Sparks Noted Massachusetts Hunter
In Massachusetts a summer rattlesnake hunt for oil claimed to cure deafness is described. Yankee ingenuity shows a grass trip and fish hook trap, killing the snake by decapitation. Isaac Spurr, famed near Mount Everett, traps many snakes and has sent three specimens to the Central Park Zoo.
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Central Park Zoo
Fashionable New York ladies plan Bowery home reform institute
About 35 to 40 young women from Boston and New York aim to establish a Bowery institution modeled on London halls. It would invite poor women to learn home making and cooking, with a seal of secrecy until the opening, and visiting from high society to visit lower ward workers.
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Odd Local Notes From Across Pennsylvania
A white robin nests in the Benfield yard near Allentown. Cxemma Saxton injures wrist by throwing a cigar stub from a car window at a bridge. A Carlisle area well near Garrett farm yields eel fishing and may connect to Cohocken Run. Twins Benjam Mix and George Eintner visit Wyalusing for eye tests. Black, who robbed a Washington county man of money, falls ill. arsenical ink on the notes is suspected. A Meadville railroad man warns engineers suffer kidney strain from vibration. rubber hose under seat eases it. A TroGA man hides a jug in a cat bin. someone finds it, samples content, spills some. A horse eats the cats and acts oddly. A 6 year old girl in Rhippensburg swallows a mouse while with a cat but remains fine. Andrew Mintz of Butler County keeps a savvy pet squirrel that hunts rats daily. A Gallitzin liveryman rents a horse worth 150 dollars. upon return its head is tied, the horse strains free, tongue is torn out.
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Benjam Mix
George Eintner
Wyalusing
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Hanevan
Nnie Black
Washington County
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John Erie
Rhippensburg
Backward, Turn Backward in a Forest Vision
Poetic meditation on memory and nature. The speaker longs for youth and the past, invoking leaves, tears, and a wild scene. A familiar spirit is asked to conjure a grand forest panorama with songbirds, shadows, and a Native American presence moving through tall grass.
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New York Scenes of Court, Fashion, and Liberty
A crowded day in New York follows a visit to Tombs Court and Fifth Avenue, contrasting a harsh police proceeding with reflections on liberty and progress. The narrator critiques street life, fashion, and urban noise while noting hopes for regional annexation and cultural events.
Carr ie Totten weds George Shriver in North Avenue church
Carrie Totten daughter of Robert Totten of Bidwellstrant Allegheny marries George Shriver of Baltimore at North Avenue Presbyterian Church. The ceremony at six included maid of honor Annie Barnes and best man John F Shriver with ushers from Philadelphia Baltimore Erie and local area. reception at bridal home followed by a tour of Eastern cities and residence in Cleveland. John T Shriver of the American editorial staff is noted.
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Baltimore
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Annie Barnes
Philadelphia
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Snyder Wagner Church Wedding in Allegheny
William J. Wagner, Beaversvenne businessman, married Miss Ettie H. Snyder yesterday at St. Joseph's Church Fulton street Allegheny. Rev Father Kauffman conducted high mass. witnesses included Jennie Snyder and a Wagner sister. The couple will reside on Fulton street. a house is furnished.
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Ettie H. Snyder
Jacob Snyder
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Stewart Morris Wedding Sees Quiet East End Union
Popular couple Henry Morris and Rose B Stewart wed at the bride’s father J G Stewart residence on Emerson Street East End last evening at 7 30. Only close friends relatives attended with Rev T D Hammond officiating. A dove gray dress and white roses highlighted the bride as guests enjoyed a modest dinner and best wishes for happiness. The newlyweds will reside on Park Avenue and entertain friends after May 10.
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John Sizger
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Wedding in Herron Hill Ringed by Profuse Flowers
The wedding of David Davies of Linden Steel Works and Emma Ruchart at John A. Finch’s Herron Hill residence drew about 00 invitations and a full house. Rev. C. E. Emerson officiated, with extensive floral decorations and guests from society. After the ceremony, Mrs Davies departed with her groom to their new home at 41 Fifth Avenue, W Was Avenue.
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Linden Steel Works
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John A. Finch
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Thirteenth Ward
C. E. Emerson
Centenary Church
Afternoon Reception at Lincoln Avenue Home
Dr and Mrs N Benham held a second afternoon reception yesterday at 181 Lincoln Avenue. It was attended by a number of ladies who admired the home as a necessary feature of society. Tea was served.
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