Neutral Diplomat in Chile Sparks Anger Over US Ties
The narrative describes rising anti American sentiment in Valparaiso after Balmaceda's fall. It cites incidents involving the steamer Itatsa, cable cutting, and Admiral Brown. It notes retaliation against U S officials, asylum battles at the American legation, and widespread press attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmaceda
Admiral Brown
Quintero
Valparaiso
Malmaceda
Brown
San
Eipher
Intendente
San Francisco
Chile
Egan Accused of Favoritism in Chile Ministerial Duties
The article outlines allegations against American Minister Egan for attempting exclusive nitrate contracts and promoting American interests in Chile, while facing English opposition in the nitrate mines. It notes Egan's neutrality stance during the Chilean civil war and contrasts it with other diplomats openly supporting the insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Balmaceda
United States
Egerseg
Egan
Bailmaceds
South America
Valparaiso
Congressional Party
Tiage
Great Tain
Kennedy
Ome
Washington
Chile Junta Cabinet Resigns Over Deputy Gridlock
The cabinet appointed by the Junta has tendered its resignations as Liberal deputies failed to elect Councilors of State per a prior agreement with the Ministry. A mixed cabinet will form to carry out a non political programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baitiago
Chile
Alderman Med Interity Faces Busy Court Agenda
Alderman Med Interity presided over eight cases with the courts set to resolve a key question of law. Ellen Clark, who owed John Beam three dollars, was fined for disorderly conduct after offering a five note in payment. Beam had earlier kept the old bill and this led to charges and bail for larceny by bailee. Other cases included false pretenses by J H Corell, desertion allegations by Clara Stanton against Austin Stanton, and disorderly conduct proceedings against Peter Craft. Additional hearings covered assault and battery involving Oliver Dellow and Joseph Emelia, a warrant for Patrick Stack over ward assessor disputes, a felonious assault case involving John Diffenbasher and William Zimmer man, and an arrest for John Stroud on an old charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Med Interity
Ellen Clark
John Beam
Beam
Leslie
Clara Stanton
Morningside Road
Austin Stanton
Peter Craft
John W. Bleeth
Fortieth Street
Eliza Furnace
Oliver Dellow
Joseph Emelia
Standard Oil Company
Emelia
Dellow
John B. Rodgers
Patrick Stack
Rodgers
Stack
John Diffenbasher
William Zimmerman
Isabella Ec
Mackay
John Stroud
Altoona
Robert E
Tribute to the Firemen at Seventh Avenue Blaze
Mr. Godfrey praised Pittsburgh firemen for quick, effective response to the recent fire at Godfrey & Clark’s paper house. He noted the flames’ rapid spread but credited the department with preventing a wider catastrophe and protecting the block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey
Seventh Avenue
E. C. Godfrey
Godfrey & Clark
Pittsburg
Ugh Meyer, Arnold & Co
Valley Dispute Across Narrow Gorge Blocks Rail Link
In Clearfield on November 12 the Beech Creek Railroad backed by the New York Central battles the Pennsylvania Railroad for a through line to Pittsburg and the western coal fields. Armies of workmen clash as lines aim to parallel all Pennsylvania routes from Cush Creek toward Mehaffey's and McGee's mills amid mudslinging plans and strategic moves in a tight river valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Beech Creek Railroad
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Pennsylvania
Mehaffey’s
McGee's Mills
McIntyre
Cush Creek
Clearfield County
Inna
Cambria County
Aor
Ig Central
Iselan
Cash Creek
Jersey Shore
Chicago
Local Preacher Faces Church Trial for Immorality
In Uniontown a Methodists Episcopal Church trial began for Dr. T. F. Farmer, a local preacher, on charges of immorality. Three peers preside with Rev. T. H. Woodring. prosecutions cite multiple marriages and a recent birth amid ongoing secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Episcopal Church
T. F. Farmer
H. B. Mathiot
Smithfield
Squire Cottom
Dunbar
Mr. Law
Dawson
T. H. Woodring
McGrain, of Many Names, in Jail
The forger known as McGrain with many aliases faces transfer to Washington after a formal complaint by Detective George S Wheeler. He may face life imprisonment if convicted on portions of numerous charges from the East. The case unfolds as federal authorities proceed with the transfer order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
McGrain
Isaiah Porter
Henry M. Sloan
Wayne, Hunt & Co
W. C. Winter & Co
W. H. Swallow
Washington
George 8. Wheeler
District of Columbia
Crook
J. P. Rogers
Passenger Train Wreck at Mingo Junction
Wheeling and Lake Eries passenger train struck a truckload of pig iron at Mingo Junction while leaving the station. The pony engine pushed the truck into the track causing wreckage but only minor injuries to passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Mingo Junction
The
Iron Works
Couple Elopes on Moving Train Over Ohio River Railroad
A bride and groom married aboard a train traveling 35 miles an hour near Eureka before a carload of witnesses. Rev Augustus Campbell conducted the ceremony after securing a marriage license, with friend witness urging the spontaneous union mid journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus M. Campbell
Eureka
Cass Bell
Murder Clue Lifts Smethport Contractor Case
The body of Andrew Reilly Jr of Smethport was found in a remote forest near Braproport. A brutal struggle is evident with wounds to the neck and dragged clothing. Reilly, a wealthy contractor, was identified by his brother and found with only small change on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smethport
Braprorp
Robert Bishop
Mr. Rob
Andrew Reilly, Jr
Lpeee Reilly
Crossing Fight Delays Braddock Street Line Expansion
At Rankin station Braddock and Turtle Creek line crews tore up a crossing on the Braddock and Turtle Creek street railway where it intersects with Baltimore and Ohio tracks. Rivalry followed the street car line’s extension toward Keating station as an engine stood idle at the crossing awaiting relaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brappock
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Braddock and
Turtle Creek
Rankin Station
Keating Station
Luce the Train Wrecker Sentenced in West Newton Case
Elos worth Luce, who attempted to wreck a train near West Newton, was found guilty in the Criminal Court and sentenced to eight years and four months in the Western Penitentiary.
Sheriff James Leeper Fatally Shot in Hunting Accident
Millersburg Ohio November 12 Special. Holmes County Sheriff James B Leeper likely died from an accidental gun discharge while quail hunting. The incident occurred today and police are investigating the accidental shooting.
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Millersburg
James B. Leeper
Holmes County
Large gas strike in Grapeville tops county output
A new gas gusher is struck in Grapeville region, reportedly the largest in Westmoreland County. Reports mention damaged lines in McKeesport, a fallen telephone wire injuring a man and two others, with more details scattered across the day’s notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grapeville
Westmoreland County
McKeesport
E. de Kowser
Catholic Church of
Duel for Two Stenographers in Common Pleas No 3
Six candidates vie for two stenographer posts in the new Court of Common Pleas No 3. Judges Kennedy McClong and Porter may test candidates in a shorthand competition to select the best reporters. If the exam goes ahead, names may be delayed beyond Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Kennedy
McClong
Porter
Luther Mendenhall
Edward J. Donnelly
James Mathews
Marshall N. Reno
Lucy Dorsey Jams
Lawrence Ll. Minor
Illness Widens Sickness in Southside Ward Twenty Seven
Health note reports pneumonia diphtheria and scarlet fever common in the Twenty-seventh ward. Strauch family at 18 Plus street records two deaths with Mrs Strauch dying of pneumonia and five year old William Elmer dying of diphtheria within hours. Local shop Rosenbaum & Co. advertises novelties in kid gloves and Parisian opera gear.
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Strauch
John Strauch
William Elmer
Yellow Jack At Sea Aboard Alliance Ship
New York nov 12 passengers aboard the United States and Brazil mail steamship Alliance arriving in Brooklyn learned four men died from yellow fever during the voyage from Bahia and St Thomas including Dr H Rosenthal the ship doctor. The vessel passed quarantine and was scrubbed daily. three crew members also fell ill and were isolated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
New York
United States
Brazil
Purser Wainwaring
Skinner
Bahia
St. Thomas
Dr. Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Alliance
Santos
Griffiths
Ed Frank Westfahl
Thomas Lyons
Christopher Ruckh
Butcher
Spetbeoty
Swift
Mainwaring
Butcher Ruckh
Westfahl
Lyons
Barbadoes
Peter Brown
Peter
Ie Mainwaring
Iain Griffiths
Vas
Dr. Skinner
Ketchem
Cora S. Vangilder
Hatteras
Barnsford
St. Thomrs
Fire in Allegheny damages several businesses
A fire at 7 pm yesterday damaged a building at Penn and Federal streets Allegheny. The attic over E E Hecks drug store started the blaze, quickly spreading to D G Jones saloon and J F and C K Heideger restaurant. Total loss around $2,000, insured.
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Penn and
Federal Streets
Allegheny
Federal Street
West Penn Alley
D. G. Jones
E. E. Heck
J. F. and
C. K. Heideger
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Admiral Browns
Associated Press
Vallararso
Cutur
Nov
America
Iquique
Revolutionary Army
Itatsa
Iguique
Central and South American Company
Kalamaceda
North America
Europe
Schley
Baltimore
Lima
Saa
Callan
Sup
Santiago
Cabile
Legation
Man
Gany Foel
Macedo
Leatieutenant
Hal
Santiago and
Patrick Egan
Congressional
Platform of
the State Alliance
Harrisburg
State Farmers’ Alliance
Williamsport
Ocala
Clouston
Parkersburg
Court House
John G. Brooks
Morgan County
Sarah Willis
Friendly
Here
Kensington
Utica
N.Y
Rochester
Doearsa
George
Homeworth
Edison
Ccal
Howard Ropearts
Baltimore and Ohio
Campbell Hotel
Frank Logan
Grazier
Burt Hant
Little Washington
Hart
John Smith
Rosenbaum & Co
Yellow Jack
Allegheny Committee On Public Works
High Street
Superior Avenue
Falkner
Hogan Streets
Beaver Avenue
Reserve Township
Howard Street
Rudolph
Boups
Armour & CO
Atcimer’s
Cochran
T. M. Latimer
Diamond
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