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Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1889

Page

7

Real Artist's Daughter and the Bracken Betrothal

In a New England jaunt, Jesse Beldon and Charley Bracken pursue Jessie Carson, artist’s daughter, amid vanished marriages and risky schemes. Bracken saves Jessie from a quarry blast, wins her favor, and his rival Nellie Leonard is revealed as his future wife as Carson’s romance with Bracken ends in friendship.

Charley Beldon Jesse Jessie Carson Reldon Cronke Lever Charley Bracken Jesse Beldon Charles Bracken Aair Bracken Boston Nedger Tseldon Mcame Miss Carson Ming Longthy Charl Papa Ben Paps Mr. Bracken Jessie Mssrs Nellie Leonard Nellie Dreamland Mr. Carson Europe Prittsburg

Plan to Break the Deadlock in Moorana Legislature

Republican leaders and lawyers discussed a path to end the Moorana legislative stalemate. They argue Governor Toole lacked power to set the assembly site and that State Auditor Kenney could direct a proper session. The Senate Republicans plan to push ahead, with the lieutenant governor casting a decisive vote if Democrats fail to cooperate, and consider Governor Toole’s possible action.

Moorana Herena Monnt Reblican Toole Kenney Ospublicans Buyinecas Senate Rmy Enid

Real Estate and Cotton Profits Highlight Strong 1889 Market

The article notes resumed business after Thanksgiving with attention to inflation risks in real estate prices. It reports Fall River cotton mills earning profits and describes general trade remaining active while iron and steel stay strong. mentions New York broker Nathaniel Jones and a London dock dispute with arbitration.

Taz Nathaniel 8. Jones New York

Canadians consider flag note on public buildings

Ottawa reports show public sentiment leaning toward Canadian independence, with a Chronicle critique of delaying flag display on federal buildings. The item reflects growing regional support and broad national debate on national symbols.

Rumor of Sugar Trust Cornering Molasses Sugar

Philadelphia November 28. Rumor claims the Sugar Trust purchased all domestic molasses sugar in the country about 6000 tons. Claus Spreckels confirms buying molasses sugar and says he helped the Trust by supplying 2000 tons he had secured. He says the Trust paid above market value and will start the Spreckels refinery tomorrow.

Philadelphia Sugar Trust Glaus Spreckels Harrison, Frasier & Co E. C. Knight & Co Claus Rens Eeees Spreckels Water and Chestnut Streets Reed Street Te Sugar Trust

Frederiksen land swindle linked to Danish figures and North American dealings

Report cites M Mc Muritrice of the Western Land Company alleging Frederiksen led a large scale land scheme in Europe and America. Frederiksen’s operations allegedly drew in Johnson of Milwaukee and Alexander Mitchell's nephew, with profits and high fees noted. Professor N C Frederiksen and U S Minister Rasmus Anderson offer background on his Danish prominence and later flight.

Curiaco Frederiksen M. McMuritrice Western Land Company Beiprunllelad Alpaca Gem Asghone Ha Fredaritsen Johnson Milwaukee Alexander Mitchell Area Ae Madison Wis N. C. Frederiksen America Rasmus B. Anderson United States Denmark Cleveland Fredericksen Europe Mr. Anderson Ant Bishop Monrad Desmerk Ante Pao Anderson Afterica

Boys Shouldn't Smoke Cigarettes Philadelphia

In Philadelphia a 14 year old, Christopher Kleinz, suffered severe nicotine poisoning after heavy cigarette use. He swelled and blisters appeared as doctors fought to save him. Police arrested William Lott for selling to minors and about 15 dealers face arrest under school law enforcement.

Philadelphia Christopher Kleinz J. F. Eleinz Christopher William Lott Sears

County lowers tax rate to two mills in 1490 assessment

Lancastre, Pa. November 26. County Commissioners set the 1490 tax rate at 2 mills the lowest since the war and call in $50,000 of outstanding county bonds. The rate previously averaged about 3 mills and even higher in past years. Bond retirement reduces debt for taxable county purposes to $94,000 from $900 in fees? The unusual decrease results from the new Board of Og.

Lancastre

Turkeys Lead Thanksgiving Meat Trade at Liberty Markets

The Liberty market report shows turkeys selling briskly with prices about 30 cents higher than last year, while overall meat lines trend lower for the week. Hog prices drop to around 350 to 375, cattle steady to weak, and sheep with modest gains amid a slow demand cycle.

Liberty Livestock Liberty Yards

Conservatism of Cats in London Saturday Review

The piece discusses cats as calm and dignified compared to dogs, praising their restraint and contemplative nature. It cites Max Muller and Montague as contrasts to the era’s demonstrative philanthropy and notes cats’ tendency toward quiet, unpremeditated art rather than public display.

London Saturday Review Crystal Palace Max Muller Gladstone William Romanes Montague Frank Walton

Scheme Objections by Flood Commission Stir Debate

State Flood Commission raises serious objections to a plan proposed by another commission, challenging legality and effectiveness. Officials cite potential risks, demand further studies and revisions before approval. Public hearings are expected as stakeholders weigh environmental and financial impacts.

State Flood Commission

New Youn Woman in Court Over Custody Amid Divorce Plea

In New York on November 2 a West Eighty Fourth Street apartment house scene unfolds as a court filing reveals a custody dispute. A wife seeks independence while the husband, ill and dependent, presses for control of their children, with a tentative agreement dated November 12 and to last until May. Lawyers have been consulted as the case lingers with no final resolution.

West Willits Covtpanta West Eighty-fourth Street Pro Ans Smith H. Beoghton ST Athens

West Virginia Contest Report Delays Gubernatorial Decision

The 1800 gubernatorial contest in West Virginia faces a likely wait until mid January as the Legislature’s Domantins deliver their report to the Governor and he awaits action. Republicans express satisfaction while Democrats show concern about delayed resolution of the dispute.

Chantestor

Wreck at Ceredo Claims Two Brakemen in Washout

Snortex reports a Chesapeake and Ohio wreck at Ceredo West Virginia this morning caused by four washouts. Two freight train engines were derailed and two brakemen were killed in the incident.

Ceredo W. Va Chespeake and Ohio

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