Turner Talks Out in Bold Denial of Shortage
Frederick Turner treasurer of the Knights of Labor defends his accounts claiming no deficit and accuses General Master Workman Powderly of using funds for personal aims. He cites audited records and personal letters showing alleged mismanagement and a scheme to control the order’s finances.
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Frederick Torcer
Reights of Labor
Todo
Hayes
Turner
Terner
Grorery
Listh
Mester Street
Order
Workman Powderly
Todianapolis
Thomas Sinexan
Knights
Notary Public
J. BR. Massey
Powderly
New Brunswick
Keights of Labor
Sixth Street
Tasker
Richmond
Henry Taylor
Knights of Labor
October Exports Reported By Bureau of Statistics
The chief of the Bureau of Statistics reports that The Of Exports for October show notable activity. Officials note shifts in trade patterns and demand, with emphasis on exports from WasurixoTon and related economic indicators for the period ending November 14.
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WasurixoTon
Bureau of Statistics
Oil export total for October 1891 from U S
The total value of exports of domestic oils from the United States during October 1891 amounted to 3 840 101 dollars.
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United States
Brooklyn Heiress Weds Norwegian Man of All Work
Henrietta R Crowell, Brooklyn heiress with an estate around 2 million, married Helmar Nicolai Nilsen in White Plains with her family's full consent. Nilsen, once a bath attendant at Dr Cates Lakewood sanitarium, was praised by the Phoenix Insurance executive George Ingraham as trustworthy.
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New York
Henrietta R. Crowell
Helmar Nicolai Nilsen
Miss Crowell
Stephen Crowell
Brooklyn
Phenix Insurance Company
Nilsen
Christians
Norway
Cates
Lakewood
N. J
Oates
Nilson
Mra Crowell
George Ingraham
Phoenix Insurance Company
Ingraham
White Plains
Keeler Institute
Anarchists Disposed Two Fined in Concealed Weapon Case
Chicago reporters note multiple anarchist cases as Ernnest Ruppert receives a 50 pound fine for carrying a concealed revolver John Deishell is fined 25 dollars for concealed weapon possession and Conrad 10 dollars for drunkenness Henry Miller’s case is continued while David Litter changes venue A Socialist meeting in Central Goncaret commemorates the Chicago Anarchists death with German and Bohemian readings by Robert Reitzel and Theodore Bell Henry Wisman of Chicago is listed as expected attendee
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Chicago
David
Henry Miller
Brighton Park
Central Goncaret
Robert Reitzel
Armer Teufel
Detroit
Theodore Bell
Henry Wisman
Crsckswati Faces Coal Shortage Amid Rain Fears
Towns along the river face severest coal shortage as weather worsens. With ten days fuel locally and river limits, factories close and costs rise. Urgent coal pleas fail as Cincinnati and the river fail to supply, while sickness and high death rates strain the community.
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Crsckswati
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York Seeks Rainmaker To Save Water Supply
New Fork Nov 14 Special. New York faces water famine as Croton watershed needs replenishing. A plan to invite General Dyrenfurth to conduct rainmaking tests next week gains pace after Washington sighting. Engineers say two inches of rain are needed. no rain forecast amid drought. Water conservation orders, including banning hose washing, issued.
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New Fork
Dyrenfurth
New York
Croton
Washington
New York Naquaduct
Minister H W George Found Guilty in Adoption Death
The Rev Harrison V George of Leeds was found guilty of first degree murder for causing the death of his adopted daughter Lottie Townsend by an operation performed by Dr Degrand Elway. A judge sentenced him to 15 years in the penitentiary. The defendant stated he did not know of the alleged crime in a clear speech to the court.
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Catskill
George
Harrison v. George
Leeds
Degrand Elway
Lottie Townsend
Colima Volcano Again Erupts in Mexico
Mexico's Colima volcano remains active with another eruption reported from the Colima region on November 14. Local observers note ash plumes and renewed lava activity, prompting monitoring by aid agencies and local authorities.
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Cary
Mexico
Colima
New York Democrats fear presidential outlook shifts
A New York correspondent analyzes internal party strife and machine influence as New Yorkers debate whether a non NY candidate should lead the national ticket. The piece argues against a New York nominee, warning it would hurt both state and national outcomes and urging a candidate from outside New York.
Blaine Appears Vital as He Returns to Washington
The return of Secretary Blaine from a six month absence is described with vivid irony as observers doubted his health. He walks daily to his office or around the White House, uncoated in cool weather, showing no signs of decay while visiting near the Chandler Hale residence and befriending Hale family circles.
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Hales
Washington
Blaine
White House
State Department
Zachariah Chandler
Senator Hale
Blaines
Congress
Senate
San Francisco Offers Subscriptions for Convention Fund
San Francisco businessmen completed a $50,000 subscription drive for a preliminary guarantee fund to host a National Republican and Democratic Convention. They plan to offer to cover delegate transportation and all incidental convention costs if the event is held in the city, with a committee traveling to Washington to present the offer.
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San Francisco
Washington
Quinn
Position of Port Physician Open in Philadelphia
Harrisburg November 14 report lists several applicants for the Port Physician post in Philadelphia. Dr Henry Leffman who currently holds it earlier tendered resignation to Governor Pattison to take effect upon successor appointment. Friends urge the governor to keep Leffman in place and apply pressure against acceptance of the resignation.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Henry Leffman
Pattison
Leffman
Extension of the Reciprocity Features of the McKinley Bill
The Department of State presses ahead with trade expansion under McKinley act reciprocity. Sir Julian Pauncefote leads British talks with Neville Lubbock advising on West Indian tariff interests as Jamaica and Barbados prepare to send experts to Washington for negotiations.
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Hinetos
Department of State
United States
British West Indies
Guinea
Julian Pauncefote
Neville Lubbock
London West Indies
Sugar Producers
Washington
British Foreign Office
West India
British Guinea
Jamaica
Barbadoes
Lubbock
John Foster
Guineas
Author Fired Over Objectionable Novel From Washington Office
Secretary Noble dismissed Lewis V. Bogy of St. Louis a Pension Office clerk for writing and publishing a novel portraying official life in Washington in a highly negative, sensational light. General Baum reported the book lacks redeeming features and would harm the service if he remained.
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Washington
Noble
Lewis V. Bogy
St. Louis
Pension Office
Baum
Bogy
Postmaster Commissions Expire December 1891
President's commissions to postmasters in many cities will expire in December 1891. Listed towns include Blug Earth City St Paul Worthfed Minn Bea ver Condhohocken Green Castle Indiana Jersey Shore White Haven Wilkes barre Pa Jonesville Paw Paw Mich Barry Virden Indianaola Ill Carlisle Ky Chillicothe Hiram Norwalk Salem O Fargo Grafton Beaver Dam Chippewa Falls Green Bay Kenosha Prairie de Chien Win Starkville Miss Berkley Nevada City Orrville Cal.
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Washington
Blug Earth
Lacey takes control of two failing banks in Cheyenne and San Diego
Comptroller of the Currency Lacey orders bank examiners to seize Cheyenne National Bank in Wyoming and National Bank of San Diego in California after both failed within the week. The two institutions are linked by the same individual in charge, with questions about a potential stockholder in the Cheyenne bank. Azeez Musallem presents Harrison portrait at the White House in Washington, calling it a fine Oriental craft piece.
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Wasnixday
Lacey
Cheyenne National Bank
Cheyenne
Wyo
National Bank of San Diego
Cal
Sherman
Cheyenne Bank
WasHiveton
Azeez Musallem
Mt. Lebanon
Syria
White House
Harrison
Exports Value Of Beef Hog And Dairy Products
The total export value of beef and hog products from the United States in October 1891 was 8,266,045 dollars. Dairy product exports reached 643,917 dollars.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics
United States
Boston Agent of the Treasury named for temporary duty
Secretary Foster appoints Thomas L. Campbell of Fostoria Ohio as a Boston Agent of the Treasury and assigns him to temporary duty at Philadelphia.
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Washindon
Foster
Thomas L. Campbell
Fostoria, O
Boston
The
Treasury
Aski
Philadelphia
Conference on Samoan Affairs Reported by Consul General
United States Consul General Harold M. Sewall met with the President at Washincron to discuss the situation in Samoa. The conference focused on current affairs and conditions in the island nation.
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Washincron
Harold M. Sewall
United States
Apia
Samoa
New Pennsylvania Postmasters Appointed
WASHINGTON November 14 Fourth class postmasters were today appointed in Pennsylvania E Schuler Chapel J E Boggs Mars Names indicate new assignments for local postal offices in that state.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
E. Schuler
Chapel
J. E. Boggs
Mars
Lottery Democrats On Top In New Orleans Primaries
Results from the first week of Louisiana Democratic primaries show anti lottery forces trailing as 82 votes oppose and 146 favor submitting the lottery question to white voters. McEary leads with 191 votes for governor while Adams, head of the Farmers' Alliance, is noted in the factional tally.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Antia
MecEn
McEary
Adams
Farmers' Alliance
Adjutant General McClelland Collapses at Desk
Adjutant General William McClelland suffered a sudden violent attack of colic while at his desk this afternoon in Harrisburg. The incident occurred during official duties causing concern for his condition. Further medical updates were not provided in the report.
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McClelland
Harrisburg
William McClelland
Adjutant General Suffered Illness Delays Duty
The Adjutant General was alone when distressing symptoms struck and was taken to the Commonwealth Hotel where a physician was summoned. Vigorous treatment was given and he is resting comfortably tonight. his condition is not serious but he will likely be unable to resume duties for several days.
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Aoning Departments
Commonwealth Hotel
Quay's Sunday Luck Tarpon Fishing Tale
In St Lucie Florida on November 14 Senator Quay enjoys tarpon fishing, catching five fish including a 81 pounder. He comments tarpon meat as edible but not preferred, and notes his old stained fishing suit and sunburned face attracting reporters in Washington.
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Washington
Mahone
St. Lucie
Fla
Senator Quay
Gulf
Quay
Senate
Sooy
New England
Sale of Ancestral Acres Inspires Landlord Selloff
The Duke of Sutherland seeks court permission to disentail estates to enable sale while the Prince of Wales' son-in-law follows the Duke of Fife's lead in selling ancestral lands to invest in securities. The Sutherland holdings total about 206,?k acres with large rents. opposition from heirs and other dukes clouds permission.
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Districh
Lornes
Duke of Fife
Stock Exchange
Prince of Wales
Duke of Sutherland
Court of Sessions
Edinburgh
Sutherlandshire
Shropshire
Staffordshire
Marquis of Stafford
Duke of Westminster
Duel in dresses rocks Kentucky society with Breckenridge clash
A violent street duel erupted after a Governors ball in Lexington Kentucky between Robert Breckenridge son of Congressman William C Breckenridge and Dault Arnold a Frankfort society figure. Breckenridge suffered facial injuries while Arnold avoided major harm as bystanders watched. The scuffle heightened by their prominent fathers a congressman and a leading clergyman.
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Lexiretos
Robert Breckenridge
William C P. Breckenridge
Dault Arnold
Frankfort
Breckenridge
Arnold
Treacy Wilson
Sullivan Green
Arn
Londoner Thomas Bruce Wins Orange Diamond Title
The orange diamond is awarded to Thomas Boston Bruce of London after all claimants concede. Bruce quietly joined the case last August and established his title, with the diamond having circulated through a NYC receiver, a police property room, a jeweler’s window, and multiple holders since its arrival. Customs valued the gem at $15,000, costing $1,500 to clear.
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Thomas Boston Bruce
London
New York
Bruce
America
Police Teaugeaatan
Russell Wins Malicious Prosecution Suit Over Bradley
Mary F. Russell won a $12,500 verdict against James A. Bradley of Asbury Park in a long running malicious prosecution case. Russell had been arrested in 1879 for selling liquor without a license or prescription, discharged after witnesses failed, then re-arrested and indicted for a disorderly house before the suit proceeded through multiple courts to the U S circuit court.
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New York
Mary F. Russell
James A. Bradley
Asbury Park
Jersey
Squire Bennett
Bradley
Educational Hall
Sahe
Fussell
English emigrants seek vine and olive farming in Italy hills
Lexpos November 14 reports a new emigration movement where English investors with £1200 to £1500 settle in the Italian hill districts to cultivate vine and olive crops, with numbers increasing.
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Lexpos
Italy
Bravery Rewarded with Imperial Gift to U S Marshal
Deputy United States Marshal Bernhardt received a diamond pin with a crown from Austro-Hungarian Consul Palitschek on behalf of Emperor Francis Joseph for bravery and skill in catching criminals. The incident occurred in New York as Bernhardt thanked the consul and stored the pin. The report notes European governments have regularly rewarded him.
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United States
New York
Sperial
Marshal Bernhardt
Anton von Palitschek
Otto P. Eberhardt
Mr. Bernhardt
Francis Joseph
Austria
European Zollverein Agreed Upon
The Austro Hungarian German and Italian delegates at a conference here have agreed on a Zollverein. They will draft a treaty and then negotiate with Switzerland. The operation of this commercial agreement will last 13 years.
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Musicn
Switzerland
The Dispatch Directory Classifieds Page Overview
A directory style page listing various sections and features of The Dispatch issue. It enumerates editorial content, society notices, fashions, children’s books, and miscellaneous items across multiple pages, indicating a broad array of local topics and notices.
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Dispatch
Helen Watterson
Basel
Sage Et al Ant
Miltorn
Anna Cone
Emma St. Ewing
Chattia Grace I
the Stoop
Shirley Dare
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