The Dispatch Advertises Where To Find The DSCATCH
A fragment lists The Dispatch office locations in New York and Paris with selling points Brentano's Union Square New York 2 Ave de Opera Paris and a London outlet. It invites advertisers and readers to visit the newsstand for copies.
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Thidune Bullding
New York
Formica
Dispatch
Brentano's
Union Square
2 Ave
de Opera
Paris
France
Debated Effect of Supreme Court on Liquor Laws
The article discusses deep national concern over whether the Supreme Court has effectively nullified state liquor laws, with opinions split among lawyers. It notes Congress reports pushing for a quick law to let states police interstate commerce, but questions its feasibility and constitutional basis.
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Supreme Court
Congress
United States Senate
Major Brown
Renato
Brooks
United States Supreme Cort
The Glass Workers Case Ends Abruptly In Court
The case of Messia, Chambers and McKee with James Campbell and William H. Slicker against alleged Isbor importation contracts ends after principal defendants testify they arrived based on labor demand rather than a formal contract. The court rules the matter on the factual record, stressing the contractless nature of the arrivals.
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Messia, Chambers & McKee
James Campbell
William H. Slicker
Isbor
Hare Labor Organization
Mossrn
Chambers
Campbell
Bilcker
Heatleyeville Family Slain in Mysterious Washington County Crime
A Heatleyeville farm family the Crouchs were found murdered Tuesday night. The crime, likely robbery as a motive, stunned Washington County while inquest continues. Authorities offer a reward and seek help from Pittsburg and Allegheny police, fearing the suspect may flee to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heatleyeville
Washington County
Crouch
Flander
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Capital Punishment Debate Echoes in Harsh Times
A writer argues that homicidal impulses are easily aroused and calls for swift vengeance after wholesale slaughter. The piece claims crimes of this earth justify retaining capital punishment as the strongest argument for its retention.
More Murders Yet Spark Local Outcry in Region
Local columns cite one and possibly two new murders following the French tragedy. A McKeesport case involves a woman slain by her nephew amid suspected greed for money. Evidence remains inconclusive while authorities pursue the high profile crimes.
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McKeesport
Republicans Push McKinley Tariff Through House
The Republican majority in the lower House votes to end debate on the McKinley tariff by Wednesday noon, resisting Democratic cloture a party-line decision. The party argues timely passage will aid manufacturing and national prosperity, expecting the bill to become law amid limited Senate hurdles.
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Republican Party
Congress
Democra
Houtho Oritdolam
House of Representatives
Senate
Census cooperation urged to shape future policy
Mr Porter and census officials urge manufacturers to cooperate fully with the upcoming census. They stress confidentiality of reports and that data will define the country’s industrial conditions for ten years and guide future legislation. Frank R Williams leads outreach to key manufacturing centers.
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Porter
Frank R. Williams
Alligator Opinion Echoes in Philadelphia Press
The Philadelphia Press laments the alligator’s departure while condemning mercy for the creature. It questions the animal’s value, cites fear as the motive for belief, and notes that only its hide and eggs may be used. It suggests preserving a few in zoos and mocks the press’s tears as crocodile-like.
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Philadelphia
Uis
Memphia
Nile
Florida
Samuel Baker
Zoological Gardens
Saurimae
Reform talk and transport notes from City Hall
City Hall discussions include justice reform urged by Mayor Gourley and Chief Brown with sharp satire. Debates touch on the original package liquor issue and licensing for imported whisky, while local transport notes report four landslides on a Pembey train and unsatisfied conductor.
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Gourley
Chief Brown
Notable Names and Movements In 19th Century Society
Wanp McAlliat en plans a 400 copy limited edition book from New York. Ex Sect Sawyer of Alabama holds a War Dept clerk post in Washington. Julia Honore Grant, daughter of Minister Fred D. Grant, speaks multiple languages. Notables depart New York for Europe on the steamer Majesty. Various biographical snippets cover marriages professions and careers, including James Moeray and Lion G Rona. The piece notes an 1800 bill of sale and introduces diverse figures from politics to business and religion.
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Wanp McAlliaten
New York
SexaTon Sawyer
Alabama
Daily Broad
War Department
Washington
Tne
Fred D. Grant
Julia Honore
W Linnet
Rench
Europe
Liverpool
Mie Stuart Hogg
J. Mier —_ Morgan
iNiam O. Whitney
Mins
Alice GO
McGinn
Warren County
Tuseday
AveTtin
Janse Moeray
Almon Cameron
Arkansas
Lion G Rona
Vommona
Henry VieLann
Leyaton Joseph E. Brown
Georgia
Isania
Hkenator Brown
Joshua Hill
United States Senate
Bear Hunt Frenzy Grips Schofiners Corners Town
In May near Jefferson County, Deorias Hetrick captured a bear and its two cubs. The cubs escaped, but one large male bear remained at large after damming a pen escape. An excited crowd tracked the beast with varied weapons, aiming to capture it before harm occurs.
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Leecrauna
Ace Deorias Hetrick
Schofiners Corners
Jefferson County
J. T. Wagner
Mehote
J. 4
Beall
TP. Hunter
W. P. Lye
Wah
Bis
Trade decree enforces shipment documentation in Tonowro
An imperative order from the State Department requires all shippers to the United States to present to the customs office either the original or a copy of the invoice or purchase certificate. The rule specifies showing the certificate alongside the shipment.
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State Department
Deaths of a Day in New York Chronicle
Oliver Nell Manow died at his New York home on May 16 from consumption after years of illness. He left a son and three daughters. Born in New York on February a, he was a bookseller and publisher famed for The Romapes of Hin Movoiation and other works. His writings ranged across revolutions and periodicals with Appleton's editions cited in his career.
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New Yona
Oliver Nell Manow
Hones Wee
New York
Fortines
Appleton
Rene Existe
Thor
Aflors
Fh Oon
Parthiabeios i Sgerbimene Appletona
C. J. Fuller
al Kisie
Mich
Folkers
Portland
Foraker
Oba
Brooklyn
Lloyd George
Koailah Mouse of Commons
Antelope
Cal
Death of Mrs N C Ayers of Sharpsburg
The death of Mrs. N C Ayers, wife of G Ayers and daughter of Arthur Mirk, occurred last evening at 6 o clock. A beloved wife and mother with literary talents, she leaves 100 two little children. She was a valued member of the Woman's Club. A funeral service will be held Sunday afternoon.
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N.C, Ayers
Sharpsburg
G, Ayers
Arthur Mirk
Mira
Ayers
Woman's Club
Notable Died in May From Three Cities
News notices report the deaths of Terry M. Sweeny in New Castle at age 41, Josiah Stanford in San Francisco, John G. Barret in Louisville, and Albert Dam in New York. Sweeny led Etna Rolling in New Castle and aided iron workers. Stanford was brother of Senator Leland Stanford. Barret and Dam were prominent figures in their cities’ financial and hospitality sectors.
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New Castle
Terry M. Sweeny
Sweeny
Etna Rollings
Sharon
San Frantomico
Josiah Stanford
United States
Leland Stanford
Boro Stervilet
N. Y
Jim
J. G. Barret
Louisville
John G. Barret
The Topical Talker and Dining Car Boardinghouse Anecdotes
A long digestion of boardinghouse life and theater chatter with a humorous anecdote about Mr Trigger at a Blanktown boarding house and a slice of industry gossip. It covers Pauline Trall and the Opera season plans, De Wolf Hopper influence, Pauline’s birthday dinner, Manny Moo’s career decisions, and Fanny Rice’s artistic prominence.
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Courteour
Pauline Trall
de Wolf Hopper
Francia Wilson
Coneon
Pauline
Alo
Michigan press excursion and odd state anecdotes
A mixed review of timely topics features the Michigan press trip to East Saginaw, a saloon converted to a meat market, and local concerns in Asotin about floodplain trout. Notable items include an audience with dignitaries, a former inmate released after six years, and jumbled notes on politics and apple orchards.
Citizens Committee Convenes to Support Booteh-iriah Congros
Mayor Gourley called the Citizens Committee to assist the Booteh-iriah Congros in the council chamber. Mamuel Mamillen named chairman with A. C. Robertson joining the committee. Rev. George W. Chalfant reported about 9,000 in hand and urged canvassing for funds. Colonel McIols offered to resign as secretary manager but will continue to assist. new committees begin work to make the convention a success. Central Trade Association notes round trips between Pittsburg and Chambers at one first class fare, and other round trips at fare and a third.
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Gourley
Citians Committee
Council Chamber
Mamuel Mamillen
A. C. Robertson
George W. Chalfant
F Yord
Mclols
No official action on Chickamauga Park bill postponed
The Chickamauga Park bill remains unacted as Congress delays due to tariff debates. War officers cannot document site positions for visiting parties this month, risking wasted time and money until an officer can attend. The situation may change in two months.
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Wasinoros
Chickamauga Park
Rotary of War
Chickamauga
Fed
Strauss Orchestra Plays In Vienna Season and Winter Venues
The Strauss Orchestra under its current leader performs regularly in Vienna on fixed summer days at the Volketarten and winter concerts attract a standard Vienna audience at the Musikverein hall. Ord 5 mentions two generations in its full context. The sale of scarce for the day matures as the finale proceeds for three immense audience members.
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Vienna
Volketarten
Musikverein
Ord 5
East End W C T U Fete Thrives at Bilver Park Lake
A successful town fete with a large turnout at Bilver Park Lake raised funds for a temporal missionary to spend two weeks in June. The event featured supper, candy, flowers, and fancy articles. Ladies coordinated dining and sales, including Mrs L J Haney, Mrs J W Murdoch, and Miss Katie Bown among others.
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Bilver Park Lake
East End
Silver Lake Park
Mra
L. J. Haney
J. W. Murdoch
Milam Fannie Finley
Finley Torrance
Toney
LG. Bean
Ida Naylor
M. A. Chadwick
Katie Bown
K. N. Williame
The Hofy Longdon Wedding In New York City
Ida M Langdon and Hedeon M Hoff wed in a formal ceremony aboard a train to New York. The event drew friends of the couple, with a two week wedding trip planned through prominent Eastern cities.
Women Debated Admission of Lay Delegates at M E Conven tion
A Butler Street M E Church debate on whether women should be admitted as lay delegates to the National M E Convention ended with 34 votes for the affirmative and 4 for the negative. Miss Wightman supported equality, while Miss Johnston argued women belong in lesser roles. Attorney J W Kinnear spoke for the affirmative and E W Hay for the negative.
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Butler Street
M. E
Miss Wightman
M. E. Johnston
Mn Linan
Herstee
Mohnston
John Wesley
J. W. Kinnear
Mr. Kinnear
EW. Hay
Wedded at High Noon Miss Goodman Becomes Mrs Paine
A high noon ceremony at the Lutheran Church on Grant Street united Miss Katherine Goodman and Mr. G H Paine with Prof. Joseph Gittings at the organ. The bride wore white brocaded silk, bouquet of lilies, and was escorted by her father as the party proceeded to the reception at the Goodman residence on Houpatree. The couple, after the church service, left for the East and will reside in Homewood upon their return.
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Manny Moo
New York
Hhota
Ale
Metropolitan Opera
Post Graduate Hospital and Actors’ Fund
Levy
Min Hico
Bat Corneliah
Boston
George Honsbal
Boston Germania Orchestra
Tite
Fanny
Migs Itico
White Mountains
Europe
Aronson
Grant Street
Katherine HM. Goodman
G. H. Paine
Joseph Gittings
W. H. Atair
Wahers
Mosk, Bt, Spilman
Chitcago
Kidward Clare
Cleveland
W. Atair
Remington
City
Maid of Hover
Mine Lovie M
Goodman
Fair Bride
Mick Wigodman
Melfour
Dor Eleter
Coodman Romidenes
Houpatree
Mre. Paine
Daniel
M. P
Fifth Avenue
Marion Streot
F.W. Heart
Trinity
C. M. Borah
Miee Jennie Grey
Twenty-eighth Ward
Mosera
David Caria
David Barton
Messrs. W. Wighman
HM. F. Ounhauson
J.D. Thomas
Jane
James A. Chambers
Trinity Church
Smallman
Mana
Henny JH
Hero
Wilson King
Town
Building
East Liberty
Philharmonic Society
Newboys
Venn Incline Hall
Peon Incline Mane Company
Oyclorama
Westminster Church
Mua
Groves
Tnowwron
Mra
Oune Hingham
Miss J
Lightner
East End
University Hall
J. H. Yocum
Arch Street
M. B
William G. PaAnk
Ridge Avenue
W. A. Kanlans
Whitewater
Wis
Cantvin
Crampel
Africa
Stanley
Gabon
Beecher
Nieneft
United States
Coorgia
Chicago Times
Turrapin
Abe
Miles Osgoodeon
Clytennestra
Puck
Osley
Upson
Madison
Upson Downes
Ares
Sheays
Willie
Jemmy
Ladies Attend Madame Stppert Lecture On Beauty
A Ladies audience filled the opera house for Madame A Stppert's talk on complexion care. She addressed freckles and wrinkles, offered remedies, and answered questions, sharing skin care tips and moral support in a formal lecture setting.
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Linton
Madame A. Stppert
Madame Thunder
Indies
Free organ recitals at Carnegie Music Hall begin tomorrow
Allegheny Council directed city organist Leonard Wales to inaugurate free organ recitals. The first program runs 2 to 8 o clock with soprano Mrs. J E Porter and organ accompaniment. Recitals will be weekly at the same hour, weather permitting.
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Ammon
Allegheny
Carnegie Music Hall
Allegheny Council
Leonard Wales
J. E. Porter
Zitterbart Orchestra Debuts at Old City Hall Concert
The Zitterbart Orchestra gave its first performance as a concert organization at Old City Hall last evening to a large, appreciative audience. Prof Fidelis Bimvereals directed the ensemble which featured violin solo by Brockett xd Stine Helen Zitterba a piano by Hugo Rather a cello by Charles Cooper and a zither by Edward Eyth.
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Zitterbart
Old City Hall
Fidelis
Allegheny High Sets Commencement at Opera House
The Allegheny High School Commencement Committee met last night and voted that the Opera House has been secured for the commencement exercises to be held on a date to be announced.
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Allegheny
Allegheny High School
Opera House
Wikenlog Riebling Marries Conrad Wilkening at Home
Miss Ida Riebling and Mr. Conrad Wilkening were wed at the bride’s parents’ residence on the Heathside, with two attendants. The bride wore white with Tiffany jewelry and the couple will reside in Crute, Illinois after a brief honeymoon.
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Ida Riebling
Conrad Wilkening
Jobo Riebling
Kate Farry
Leo Riebling
Tiffany
Mra
Wilkening
Crute
Faa Risin
Master in Chambers Clears Madame Albani in Subpoena Case
The Master in Chambers set aside the subpoena issued against soprano Madame Albani Gue by J. F. Thomson, who sues for breach of contract. Thomson claims the subpoena forced her to appear before Justice McMahon, but Albani’s counsel argues it was harassment and would cause substantial financial loss due to her performance engagements.
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Toronto
Chambers
Madame Albani Gue
J. F. Thomson
Japanese Student Honored at Canadian University
Jace Kono, a native of Tokio, received the B A degree and a gold medal for general proficiency at Victoria University. He is the first Asiatic scholar honored for laureation at a Canadian university, and he was greeted with loud acclamation at the convocation in Conoro Onti on May 11.
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Conoro
Onti
Jace Kono
Victoria University
Tokio
Mexican Bank to Open in May Amid Silver Debate
In City of Mexico on May 14 the silver bill debate in the American Congress draws the greatest attention. Banco Fomento, owned by Geseler and Balvador Malo, is set to open for business on May 4 and is expected to become Mexico's strongest bank.
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City of
Mexico
Banco Fomento
Geseler
Balvador Malo
Supreme Court liquor ruling sparks political push for state powers
A Maine judge defies a recent U S Supreme Court decision by seizing liquor in a freight car and ordering it appraised, arguing he lacks a copy of the ruling. The piece notes the broader debate over interstate commerce, state police powers, and potential federal legislation to empower states to regulate liquor.
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Han Antonio
Supreme Q Court of the
United States
Ceprcia
Commonwealth
Gaimple
Deaven News
Honitor Wilton
United States Senate
Parangenia
Maine
United Sates Supreme Court
Lquors
Howton
Supreme Court
Ascension Day Observances at Trinity Church New York
Ascension Day services were held at Trinity Church New York with Theodore Thomas' orchestra performing. The sermon was preached by Bishop Hugh Miller Sneey Som of Mississippi and Bishop Duane of Sen. Bishops Whitehead of Pittsburgh and Potser of New York assisted in the communion. Bankers, business men and ladies attended in notable numbers.
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New York
Trinity Church
Theodore Thomas
Hugh Miller Sneey Som
Misissisipi
Duane
Sens
Whitehead
Pittsburg
Potser
Consolidation of Book Firms Expands to New York
The American Book Company, a consolidation of major school book publishers, opens in New York and acquires the school book interests of Ivison Blakeman & D Ap Co A B Barnes Co Van Co Antwerp Co. It also has offices in Cincinnati and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
American Book Company
Ivison, Blakeman & D. Ap & Co
A. 8. Barnes & Co
van Co. Antwerp, & Co
Cincinnati
Silver Question in Senate Faces Teller on Coinage
Teller argues against demonetization and warns that silver as money would threaten debt reduction and global finance. He says the bill is temporary, not a full silver coinage plan, and accuses financiers of worldwide influence opposing silver. Supporters push free coinage while Treasury control remains central.
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Teller
Colorado
Windom
Wasurretom
Senate
Treasury
United States
Unitedates
Europe
Grost
United Mates
Kure
Thome
Amin
Thas
Other
Taller
Teter
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Finance Committee
Friends of Silver
Islanot
Toller
United Tates
Germany
Alatas
Ballove
Elen
Coneneat
Treasury of
No New Developments in Claassen Trial Noted
New York May 1 The fore noon of the Claassen trial was spent identifying checks that passed through Claassen hands, restating facts already published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claassen
New York
Curious Condensations From A Distant Page
A Pottsville man carried 75 preteels to Europe for snacks on the journey. Various items note pests in New Jersey clover, a 70-year-old pedagogue, a London graveyard death, emigration figures, Hillman Michigan oddities, a Cincinnati zoo cub and cat, Saxony law, Plainfield mayor, Oregon pheasants, and other brief anecdotes of curious happenings and local color.
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Pottsville
Europe
Sussex County
N.J
Eineron W Lattine Balan En Nate
London
Tom Swint
Raven
Supreme Court of Saxony
Job Male
Plainfield
N. J
Tome Ibrella
Oregon
Thair
Amusing paragraphs spark playful newspaper vignettes
A collage of humorous lines from various 19th century papers. Bits cover a lemonade peddler teased for mass tents, a dramatic Boston beauty rising, misheard names and quips, church revival reports, and comic exchanges about composers and family ties. Lively snippets showcase era wit and social scenes.
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Neenk
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Dis-Patch
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Pembey
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Kiein
Tiraky
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Pauling
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Trigger
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West
Michigan
East Saginaw
Atelke
A Ways
Wolverine State
Asotin
Wael
Monrow Evening
Halstead
Loftus Club of
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Depew
Queen Victoria
Hin
Moston
Ana Montly
Straoes
W.C
Waa
Wihoa Ming
Ida M. Langdon
Mr. Hedeon
Moff
Charan
Hudson M. Hoff
Corsmeny
Hey
C. Veet
Ani
Jon Wee
Moreland
Courtney Vrai
Lohengrin
Grant Avoritos
Hol
Aurelia Street
Katherine Goodman
Carnegie Music Malls
Wikenlog—Riebling
Suing
Chambors
Omanta World-Herald
Supreme Court of the United Minton
Financiers
Volvo
Texan
Irih
Hillman, Mich
Andrew Smith
Haman
Cincinnati Zoo
Baltimore
Acta
Boasia
Kingston
Sanilne County
Oil City
King
Kitten
Rae Lively
New City Hall
North Carolina
Payne
Ao Aliaghe
Royal Hovehold
Tom
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