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An advertising notice from FASTHIN ADVERTISING OFFICE invites readers to find The DishaTCH at TriDule Building New York and mentions Firentano's Union Square Paris Opera and London venues. It promises dealers a reliable vanish of the Disvatonm and notes patrons can obtain it at hotel news stands.
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Union Square
Ave. de Opera
Paris
France
London
Pittsburgh Dispatch Business Office Relocated
The business office of the Pittsburgh Dispatch has moved to the corner of Smithfield and Diamond Streets. The paper mentions daily delivery by carriers and Sunday edition details with pricing and schedule updates for readers.
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Kateree
Mitebire
Smithfield
Diamond B Streete
Diamond Street
the Dispatch
Smitshed and
Diamond Streets
Exposition Society plans larger Pittsburg exhibit
The Exposition Society aims to expand Pittsburg’s second exposition by securing 1000 new life memberships. It seeks to prove the region’s vast field for enterprise to capitalists and manufacturers, showing how extended markets and investment opportunities will boost local prosperity. Business leaders are urged to fund the plan promptly.
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Exposition Society
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Iret
Pelece Aed
Uberole
Campaign to Cleanse Illicit Saloons Gains Citywide Support
Municipal and national officials unite to wipe out unlicensed saloons with a goal of June 1 for a citywide cleanup. The Distatce endorses the effort, noting the need for earlier action but wishing success in the reform drive.
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Distatce
Theatrical Season Closes With New Stars in Realism Debate
A review discusses a latest drama featuring Sullivan and Tenon as leading figures in a near ironical shift toward realism. It critiques recent costume choices and punchy action while predicting strong audience interest and a season ending blaze of tragic tone.
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Efurie Howevet
Hullivan
Tie
Sullivan
Teneon
Sugar tariff dispute fuels Courier-Journal clash
The Louisville Courier-Journal and Tax Disraton exchange accusations over sugar duties. The paper retracts a claim of prohibitive duties and argues tariffs benefit refiners and the North, not the South, while charging the other side with sectionalism.
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Courier-Journal
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Sugar Tariff Battle and Trust Protection Split
The article compares the McKinley and Mills bills on raw and refined sugar duties, showing how the McKinley bill reduces protection for the sugar refiners and shifts margins. It argues Republicans would cut protection with tariff changes while Democrats would influence outcomes, noting the Sugar Trust as a political focal point.
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Distator
Kentucky
Ita
L&te
Flower on Farmers Rights Sparks Debate at Ways and Means
At a hearing before the Ways and Means Committee, Roswell P. Flower of New York urged limiting crop output to raise prices and proposed returning currency control to the states. His farm subsidy notion and bank-note plan were criticized as impractical and crude by critics.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Treasury
Roswell P. Flower
New York
Flower
Rocha
Egypt
India
Australia
South America
Mr. Flower
Presbyterians Vote on Creed Revision Road Ahead
Early returns suggest a two thirds rule will decide the creed revision in the Presbyterian Church. If two thirds of congregations count, 274 presbyteries favor revision. if two thirds of all presbyteries, the balance may shift. The General Assembly may refer the issue back to presbyteries to decide.
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Louisiana Governor Fights Lottery Swindle Amid Pressure
The article praises Governour Nronoxs of Louisiana for opposing a lottery scheme and notes Republican leaders in Louisiana resist efforts to revive the lottery. It also references Emperor William asserting commitment to peace, with a readiness to wage war if needed to protect it.
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Louisians
Louisiana
United States
William
Europe
Farmers Alliances Endorse Senator Ingalls in Kansas
A Kansas Alliance convention endorses Senator Ingalls showing a shift toward politics. The move ousts earlier opposition and signals growing political involvement that could prove notable if unchecked.
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Kanasna Haa
Ingalls
Return of Dora Steplein Sparks Hope on Charlie Ross Mystery
Revival of the Dora Steplein case renews optimism that the long unsolved Charlie Ross disappearance may eventually be resolved.
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Dora Steplein
Charlie Ross
Quaker City Moves to Regulate Street Music
In Philadelphia authorities, citing dirty streets and disruptive organ grinders, push for regulation or prohibition of street music. City rulers deem action necessary as street noise and mess offend residents and threaten public order.
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Per la Apelrata
Treets
Notable Visitors And Officials Parade In Early 1900s News
Reports outline prominent figures visiting San Diego for health and civic duties. Alphonso Taft and Frank Jones among notable names. Col. Griffiin elected Baptist Union of England president. Mentions steer toward aristocratic and military figures, wedding gifts, and forthcoming construction projects.
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San Diego
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Frank Jones
Boston and Maine Railroad
Carlebad
CURRENT TIMELY TOPICS AND LOUISIANA LOTTERY PROFITS
A fragmented report blends political questions with claims about lottery profits and various names. It references Louisiana lottery income near six million yearly, political candidates, and a series of scattered mentions of people, places, and events with unclear connections.
Dog eat dog in stock manipulation tale from Chicago
A Chicago report describes managers of a firm named Gae Trostot barely approving an advance to sell short for profit. They push shares down, only to be cornered by the Standard Of Trust, illustrating the old adage dog eat dog in modern finance.
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Manpulsle
Malvanoe
R. H. Woodward & Co
Baltimore
B. J. Rage
Louisiana
Ira P. Jones
Tennessee
Expelbert Barksdale
Mississippi
Robert Bules
Virginia
Maine
Oeotte
Texas
North
Alger Plans Cash Boost for Newspaper Advocate Boom
Genera RKA. ALGER proposes funding a newspaper organ to back his political boom. His past shows it is cheaper to buy southern delegates after they arrive at the convention.
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Alger
Ex-Senator Bertie Adama Withdraws From Third Philadelphia District Race
Ir 16 reports Bertie Adama irrelevant to race as ex Senator and Minister to Brazil withdraws from Congress contest in the Third Philadelphia district. Richard Vaux appears set for an easy path amid tariff reform disputes and local political shifts. A novel June 14 high school exam will admit students to leading colleges with a prize for the top performance. Pittsburg academical instruction cited.
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Richard Vaux
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Pittsburg
Butterworth image debated across papers in tariff era
The column surveys editorials from the BosTox Journal to the Savagean and Indianapolis papers on Major Butterworth. It notes opinions vary from praise of his honesty and leadership to arguments that he cannot be president or that tariffs he critiques matter politically.
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New York Times
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SaVaNaxan News
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Dobbin
L. Kreet
Ladies Home Journal
Offensive school book combination threatens price rise
The disputed school book plan is described as highly offensive by opponents who warn of a sharp cost increase and potential backlash from students parents and educators amid the controversy.
Day and Night Stories: Uncanny Tales by Sullivan reviewed
The review praises Day and Night Stories by T B R Sullivan as a notable collection of uncanny tales. It links the volume to Hawthorne Stevenson and Poe, notes its musical prose and delicate style, and highlights stories like The Lost Hembrandt and Cord on while comparing authors and settings across Europe.
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T. BR. Sullivan
Charles Scribner
A. Watts & Co
Poe
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Melgium
Germany
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Hague
Moheroningen
Lapland
Parle
Francois Havalllac
Henry IV
Walla
American Composer Charms Dresden Audience in April
A New York correspondent reports in Dresden on April 4 that Yankoo composer Whitney Coombes gave the most popular concert of the week. His sacred music is known in America and his songs, praised for originality, were well received by American and German audiences including nobility and Admiral Kempel's circle.
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New York
Whitney Coombs
Coombe
America
Ae Ete
Afr. Fair
Fair
Ferment
Chopin
Lissitus
Mr. Coombe
Bohlewig-Holstein
Barclay da Tolly Weymar
State Political Notes Highlight Local Races and Conventions
Minor Republicans plan county convention. Roenan reports Beott as a lower House candidate. Erie Crawford candidates show optimism. Scraton QUAY backs Dick for the Legislature. Majon Greenfield eyed against Congressman Watson. Browne elated after Philadelphia win. Delaware County Republicans unite behind Robinson. Forwood vies for nomination. Governor races split between Delamater Hastings. Pattison Wallace in Democratic race. Huntington County split over Wallace delegates.
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William L. Beott
Erie-Crawford
Wuloe
Scraton Quay
Majon Greenfield
Oli City
Watson
W. Browne
Philadelphia
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Stone
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Emedlay Darlington
Forwood
Chester
Nometown Herald
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Pattison
Wallace
Tuxax
Hini County
Hollidaysburg
Groovy
Dively
Damphy
Reflections on Government, Justice, and Prohibition
A lengthy critique argues that U S government is overcomplex and unjust, judges the Constitution obsolete, and questions state powers and liquor regulation. It contrasts past and present Senate views on Congress powers, condemns lawyers and politicians, and ponders prohibition as a moral and societal remedy. The piece laments constitutional interpretation and calls for simpler governance.
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America
Chips From Smiths Broad-Axe and Odd Ballads
A fragmented column blends political snark with social caricature. It mocks Smiths Broad-Axe era rhetoric and quips on abortion divorce and race coded phrases while venting partisan sarcasm and coinages about whisky and public figures.
Sunday Dispatch praised for its complete news reports and features
A Washington special notes a House wrangle over parliamentary language and censure. London Socialist candidates, a Stanford wedding rumor, and a Crownh family murder investigation in Washington County are mentioned alongside mining disasters, political notes, and a broad entertainment review in a lengthy, promotional summary of the Sunday Dispatch.
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Alaska
Germany
Canady
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Heaver
Possible National Leave Impact of Liquor Ruling
A New York report suggests the Supreme Court's original package liquor decision could influence national politics and widen the debate on prohibition beyond expectations. It may precipitate broader national consideration of liquor laws and enforcement.
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United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court liquor ruling prompts Maine and Nebraska debate
The piece surveys reactions to a Supreme Court decision allowing sale of liquor in original packages across state lines, noting Maine and Nebraska responses. It cites media opinions, legal doubts, and contrasts with state regulations on gunpowder, explosives, and public safety. The report mentions a July gathering in Asheville and a record-long alcohol banquet.
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Wan
Ommawa World Herald
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Nebraska
Soaleo
Expedition seeks better roads on perilous frontier
From the Mhliadelpiiia Press a dispatch reports an expedition of ten soldiers outreaching to probe maligned routes. The aim is to locate and document passable stretches while avoiding dangerous stretches and reporting findings.
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Deaths of a day. Paul and others fade from life
G H Paul former Milwaukee postmaster dies at Milwaukee home after paralyses at work in Kansas City. Funeral in Milwaukee with relatives. Wirt Dexter Chicago bar leader dies at home after illness. Joseph Lefink Sr remembered for shindy probity. Other obituaries note Mrs Isabella Boyd and Mrs Janbelin Boyd among the deceased.
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Wirt Dexter
Chicago
Dexter
Joseph Lefink
Pisce
Lowrie Street
Ulem
Curious Condensations and Odd Local Notices
A jumble of short items reports deaths in Birmingham Ohio and Jackman Maine, a 1982 ballot nomination in Adrian Michigan, parade costs in Boston, St Louis and Milwaukee losses, a Pensacola woman’s collapse, a found silver trade dollar, a carrier pigeon sighting in Kentucky, New Bedford naturalisation drives, a Jackson Michigan hospital visit with hidden cash, and various odd anecdotes from across the United States including animals, coins, and a notable Bonn Prussia find.
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Patien
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Roffner
Fragmented Humorous Snippets From A Damaged Page
The readable text presents a collage of jokes and dialogue about Timothy Hanson a Maryland farmer and various cartoon style exchanges. It includes a mock discussion about life in the press a church visit and a joke exchange with a widow and her aunt with a cautionary line about spending and work.
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Timothy Hanson
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