Revolution in Brazil Threatens Empire and Trade Turbulence
A provisional government forms as the army takes control in Rio de Janeiro. The Brazilian Navy chief is reported killed and ministers resign. Charles R. Flint warns U.S. commerce will feel the impact with two thirds of coffee and rubber shipments from Brazil headed here and Para.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Rio Janeiro
Almanach de Gotha
Livz Antonio Vieira da Silva
Washington
London
America
Brazil
Charles R. Flint
Rio de Janeiro
Para
Princess Diss Debar Targets Wealthy Widow in London Scheme
Special telegram from New York details Madam Diss Debar's latest ruse against Washington widow Mrs. Levy. Levy joined the high priestess on a London journey, then returned home after losing money and possessions including a seal skin cloak. The episode follows earlier Blackwell's Island confinement and recent travels with Mrs. Godolphon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diss Debar
Washington
Levy
Brazil Military Strength and Global Trade in 1880s
The article outlines Brazil’s debt near 500 million dollars and an army of about 15 000 plus 7 000 gendarmerie with Rio hosting a fifth. It notes plans to reorganize the National Guard, and lists naval strength including 9 ironclads and 4 turret ships built in England. Railways total 4955 miles with state ownership a quarter and government railway guarantees. Commerce centers on England France and the United States. It also recounts the liberal reign of Dom Pedro and the Crown Princess Isabel as heir, along with a long unrelated episode about Diss Debar and Mme Blavatsky in London and New York.
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Rio
Conustrs
England
Brazil
France
United States
Sie Sera
Dom Pedro
Europe
Isabel
Prince Louis
Orleans
Comte d’En
de de Nemours
Comte de Paris
Mme. Blavatsky
Blavatsky
Colonel Olcott
Sister of
Charity
Mme. Blavataky
Elgin Crescent
Clarendon Road
Camp Apartments
Brazilian Minister Laderio Report Supposedly Killed
CAN'T CREDIT IT. The report that Baron Laderio Minister of the Navy in Brazil was killed was presented to the Brazilian Minister at midnight. He was surprised by the intelligence and could not explain why Laderio would be an attack target. He doubted the revolution claim and noted the recent election appeared free with little government interference. Continued on Seventh Page.
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Brazil
United States
Washington
Levy
Diss Debar
Dies Debar
Dias de
Hineros
Laderio
Bram
Uast Sipamer
Congress
Reed
Sar Bok
Republicana
House
Committee On Rules
Civil action urged against Jesmette glass firm and leaders
Washington wires report that Attorney General Miller Secretary Windom and Solicitor Hepburn convened to pursue civil suits under the alien contract labor law against Chambers McKee Co Jesmette Pa and local glassblower leaders who recruited English workers. District Attorney Lyon Pittsburg is to press the cases and decide if suits can proceed. The return of imported laborers awaits civil case outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanneuts
Washington
Miller
Windom
Hepburn
Chambers, McKee & Co
Jesmette
United States
Lyon
Pittsburg
Secretary of the Treasury
England
Three Widows In Line Claim Italian Estate In Buffalo
In Buffalo a murder case reveals three widows of Italian origin filing claims to the estate of Frank Marino. Marino left about $5,000. the widows Mary M Marino of Philadelphia Lizzie L Marino of Buffalo and Phila Philadelphia wife each present marriage certificates. Judge Stern will hear testimony tomorrow as the court weighs the unusual dispute among rivals who were unaware of each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Frank Marino
Marino
Presenna Tissens
Yale N. Marino
Paterson
N. J
Mary M. Marino
Philadelphia
Lizzie L. Marino
Stern
Cronin Trial Hears Damaging Testimony Tomorrow
The Cronin case resumes in Chicago with reporter Clancey set to deliver damaging testimony against P O Sullivan. Defense may move to discharge Beggs, arguing lack of proven conspiracy. Coughlin grows silent amid sensational testimony and may confess if a conspirator is found among his peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronin
Clancey
New York
P. O’sullivan
Foster
Beggs
Oscar Neebe
Coughlin
Burglary Suspect Sentenced After Jail Break
In Hupsex New Jersey the Court of Sessions sentenced William DeWitt and two other criminals to a total of 2 years. DeWitt, a 28 year old deserter from the US Army, was convicted of burglary in the third degree and sent to Dannemora for five years after a June spree in the city. He escaped by breaking the jail wall, crawling 20 feet away, and was found later injured in an old barn. Detective Bryant arrested him.
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Hupsex
N. J
Bryant
DeWitt
United States Army
West
Troy
700 CLOSE FOR COMFORT The Contest for Lieutenant Governor of Ohio
Washington county returns were redelivered after minor corrections by the county clerk and again received tonight with 20 votes deducted from Lampton for Lieutenant Governor. Marquis continues to voice plans to contest the results.
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Ohio
CoLtumsts
Washington County
Secretary of State
Lampton
Marquis
Paris Seen From Montmartre Hill in Dispatch Preview
Henry Hayni writes in tomorrow's Dispatch about Paris as viewed from Montmartre Hill. The piece sketches the cityscape, noting landmarks and the mood of the capital.
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Henry Hayni
Tomorrow's Dispatch
Paris
Montmartre
Reed Friends Confident in Winning Next Speaker Vote
The Friends of Reed of Maine claim Pennsylvania Republicans will back Reed for Speaker with at most five votes against him. They praise McKinley but doubt his suitability due to lack of presiding experience and parliamentary zeal, arguing Reed could better guide anticipated rules and debate.
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Friends
Reed
Maine
House
McKinley
Peresac
Ebates
Friends of
Congress
Pennsylvania
Piftioth
Scull
Somerset
Kelley
Great Rees
Boyne
Dalzell
Townsend
Bingham
Darlington
Watson
Brosius
Scranton
Rife
Wright
McCorms Atkinson
Craig
Rey
Culbertson
Charlis’” O'Neil
Philadelphia
Surprise Candidate for Supreme Court Seen by Harrison
A Herald telegram says President Harrison favors appointing George W. McCrary of Iowa as the next Supreme Court justice. McCrary, former War Secretary under Hayes and ex-Iowa Circuit Judge, is backed by Western Republicans and faces the potential obstacle of Justice Miller still resident in Iowa. If Miller retires, McCrary could receive the nomination amid strong GOP support.
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Supreme Bench
Judge McCrary
Iows
Indiana
Missouri
Mas
Wasurmotox
Harrison
Supreme Court
Stanley Matthews
George W. McCrary
Iowa
McCrary
President Hayes
United States
Hayes
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Kkansas City
West
Washin
Justice Miler
Miller
Sa Peintersas Dal Gueliogis
Mooneys Peniines
Wanamaker and His Retebat In The Attic Office
A vivid sketch portrays the Postmaster General quietly operating a hidden room high in the department building attic known as Wanamaker's retreat. Officials and visitors alike assume the door leads outside as they pass by the wide open entry and depart without questions while his upstairs den receives officials summoned to call on their chief.
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Almeecf
Eatest
Wanamaker
Rerc
Department
Marine Band assigned to Fayetteville centennial event
Orders from the Secretary of the Navy place the Marine Band in Fayetteville North Carolina for the Tarheel State centennial commemoration of ratifying the Federal Constitution. Jefferson Davis had been slated as orator but was dropped. Senator Vance accepted the speaking role, with Senator Ransom aiding the effort and causing dissatisfaction among Davis supporters.
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Tracy
Marine Band
DISF
Wasmrecroy
Secretary of the Navy
Fayetteville
N. C
Jefferson Davis
Navy Fom
Ann Poder
Jeff Davin
Senator Vance
Ransom
Davis
Reducing Stored Treasury Records to Be Destroyed
Reports from Treasury chief bureaus detail stored documents and papers that can be destroyed without harming government interests. The Third Auditor and Revenue Office note tens of thousands of cubic feet of material ready for disposal under a recent act guiding executive department cleanup.
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Wasnixotoy
Secretary of the Treasury
Sata
Ea Fei
Executive Department
Congress
Senate
Parks Chief Bigelow Eyes Pittsburgh Park Plan
Chief Bigelow backs a new park project tied to Mrs. Schenley’s gift and discusses a bridge from Brownstown to Mount Airy. He envisions topographic surveys, a landscape gardener, roads, walks, and lakes with swans and ducks, plus a main Croghan boulevard entrance and a grand stone bridge across Boundary Street. The plan hinges on Council funding and a low 5 cent fare via local lines.
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William D. West
Brownstown
Schenley Park
Chief Bigelow
Pittsburg
Mount Airy
Behenley Park
Southside
W. D. West
Carson Street
Wes
Second Avenue
Laughlin's Station
West
Sylvan Avenue
Plac
United States
Croghan Boulevard
Fifth Avenue
Boundary Street
Junction Railroad
Oakland Avenue
Councile
Oakland
Park
City council approves purchase of Schenley Park
The council announces agreement to buy the remaining 100 acres from Mrs. Schesley, completing the Schenley Park deed in joint session. Resolutions of thanks to Mrs. Mary E. Schenley are recorded as part of the action, securing the park’s expanded status.
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Diqpatce
Senor
Salvador de Menciones
Joao Alfredo Correa de Oliviera
Joseph EL Fernandes da Costa Pereira
Interior
Antonio Ferreira Vianas
Antonio da Bilos Prado
Luis Antonio Vieira da Silva
Marite
Thomas Jose Coelho D’almeida
Legislative Assembly
Chamber of Deputies
Council of Ministers
Diss
Debar
the Adventuress
Gho Can
Disfator
Blackwell’s Island
Ero
Diss Debir
Adventuress
Mrs. Levy
Dumpedeo
Misister
MR. Lyon
Congressman Reed
Major McKinley
Trom
Wasuinetox
Tom Reed
M’kinley
Retebat
J&pf
Thirty-Fourth Street
Mt. Airy
WM. D
Concciis
Mir
Robertoon
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