McKinley Tariff Sparks French Industry Debate In Paris
In Paris discussions sparked by the McKinley tariff with United States Minister Whitelaw Reid, French exporters report mixed effects. Wool exports largely halted, silk and glove shipments down, while some goods see little change or gains. officials cite higher valuations and new consular formalities as key disruptors.
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France
Britain
Germany
Associated Press
Whitelaw Reid
United States
McKinter
Senate
M. Ribet
England
M. Jules Roche
M. Ribot
Speeey
Chamber
Francis E.mis
St Btienne
United
Pomene
Edwin B. Fairfield
Lyons
W. P. Atwell
Roubaix
Rene Valadon
America
M. Lefevre
Chamber of Manufacturers of Drygoods
M. le Montrees
MM. Langene
Merchants Attack McKinley Tariff In Global Reactions
Exporters and manufacturers in France and the United States condemn the McKinley tariff. Milk goods exporter M. Charles warns of a 40 percent drop in millinery accessory exports. bronze statue makers report serious injury to commerce. Paris chamber member Ernest Lourdelot notes French firms will still ship to the U S despite high duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Charles
McKinler
George Cazneau
Union of Bronze Statuary Manufacturers
United States
Ernest Lourdelot
Paris Chamber of Commerce
France
M. Darneyer
M. David
Liecims
Emigrant's Revenge Ends in Brutal Murder
Louis Harriott, an immigrant from Lorraine, is jailed for a brutal murder of Charles T. Leonard's wife in Atlantic Highlands New Jersey. After reproving Harriott for beating animals, the wife was killed with a fishplate and a rope. Magistrate Warner bound him over for the grand jury and he was sent to Freehold jail amid threats of lynching.
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Hoe
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Louis Harriott
Lorraine
Charles T. Leonard
Harriott
Papa
Alice
Law
Isl Warner
Kerford
Marriott
Justice Warner
Freehold
Wyman Fatlots Ballot Opening Begins Monday
Commissioner J D Shafer prepares to open ballot boxes in Stayton Wyman contest for Allegheny City mayoral race. Examination will start Monday in the County Court House room used by the County Superintendent of Schools, with districts to inspect and expect a lengthy process over the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stayton- Wyman
Allegheny City
J. D. Shafer
Shafer
Minoe Police Picks Ups In Night Ward Scrape
A dense list of city incidents reports arrests in several wards. Individuals named include William Barrett, Joux Boris, Peter Barrett, Jolly Crooren, Frank McLaouiany, James Fostre, Manny Karszn, Heser Williams, Thomas Clark, and others. Most charges cover theft, assault, disorderly conduct, and drunkenness with several remanded to courts or held for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreinr Sanz
Sarah Williams
Charles Serren
Dodson
Mac
Jolly Crooren
Twenty-eighth Ward
Carson Street
Frank McLaouiany
Isaac Gilick
Penn Avenue
Sixteenth Street
James Fostre
Clay Alley
Richards
William White
McKenna
Anti-Cruelty Society
Fire at James Caskey's House on Kirkpatrick Street
Excise Company No 5 answered a still alarm about 5 o'clock last evening for a slight fire in the house of James Caskey on Kirkpatrick street. A defective flue caused a blaze that set fre to the kitchen wainscoting and was extinguished by a babcock with slight damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excixe Company No. 5
James Caskey
Kirkpatrick Street
Do Not Buy Carpets Until Wednesday At E Groetzinger
Do not buy Axminster and Gobelin carpets until Wednesday December 2 at E Groetzinger 627 and 629 Penn avenue. Prices advertised are claimed to be unprecedented for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axminster and
Gobelin
E. Groetzinger
Penn Avenue
Maguette
Axminster
E. Groetzinger’s
Emerson Panos piano line praised for tone and build
Emerson Panos pianos feature fine tone, beautiful design, and durable construction with unique appeal. Lecayer and Schoenberg at 69 Fifth Avenue offer easy payment options and exclusive presentation to buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecayer & Schoenberg
Fifth Avenue
Blaine in Philadelphia on private business visit
Secretary of State James G. Blaine spent the morning at the Stratford Hotel in Philadelphia on private business. He met with George W. Childs and Mrs. L. Clarke Davis before leaving by train to Washington, keeping his plans discreet and avoiding contact with callers.
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Philadelphia
James G. Blaine
Stratford Hotel
Broad Street
Blaine
Mr. L. Clarke Davis
The
Public Ledger
George W. Childs
L. Clarke Davis
South Twenty-first Street
Gripsack
Ulster
Washington
Blaige
Pennsylvania Railroad
National Capital
C.L. Mazee
Flinn
Pittsburg
Stratford
Allegheny
Statesman
City
Chestnut Street
Watta
Drs. Patch
Augusta
State Department
Tar
Bisins
Harrison
Distatca
Minneapolis
Solid Quay Delegation Pressed in Philadelphia
Philadelphia leaders vow a solid Quay delegation for Minneapolis to attend the Nations Convention. The fight pits Harrison supporters and federal officeholders against the Blaine-backed combine with Quay influence. They plan January delegates and primaries to cut costs and bind candidates to the combine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Quay
Minneapolis
Harrison
Senator Quay
James G. Blaine
Thomas Dolan
Et Louis Gets A Convention
Taubeneck of Illinois and W S Morgan met St Louis citizens to set February 22 as the National Convention site for third parties. Delegates from Farmers Alliance FMA National Alliance Grange Patrons of Husbandry Patrons of Industry Trades Federation Knights of Labor and Reform Press will attend. The People's party Executive Committee will be represented, though no delegate participation is stated.
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Washington
St. Louis
H. E. Taubeneck
Ilinois
Isbor
Morgan
Reform Press Association
Farmers’ Alliance
National Alliance
Grange
Patrons of Husbandry
Patrons of Industry
Trades Federation
Knights of Labor
Reform Press
People's Party
Indianans for Blaine Rally in Indiana Gathers Momentum
A 300 strong Muncie Blaine club and a secret Indianapolis conference rallied Republicans to back James G. Blaine for 1892. Delegates from 13 districts debated organizing state forces, securing National Convention representation, and defeating Harrison. Officials indicated Blaine would accept if nominated. anti Harrison sentiment ran high.
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Indinapolis
Indianapolis
Blaine
Indiana
Muncie
Harrison
Grand Hotel
Gresham
Captain White
Ft. Wayne
Harry Tincher
Ben Harrison
Maine
St Paul backs bid for Democratic National Convention
In St Paul and twin cities crowd the Chamber of Commerce meeting urged bringing the Democratic National Convention to the city. A 100 member committee was authorized to secure a £50,000 guarantee fund, with nearly half already pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pau
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Movement to land Democratic Convention in Indianapolis
Indianapolis advocates plan to host the Democratic National Convention with active clubs and business groups aiding effort. A delegation will be sent to Washington as the Commercial Club and Board of Trade mobilize support.
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Indianapolis
Commercial Club
Board of Trade
Washington
Gladstone Attacks Salisbury on Home Rule and Autocracy
At a Nov 238 recreation hall opening Mr. Gladstone rebuked Lord Salisbury for centralizing tendencies and ignorance of imperial affairs. He argued Home Rule for Ireland is just and essential to Liberal policy, urging patience until the public can decide, dismissing fears of massacres as baseless.
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Lonpos
Gladstone
Lord Salisbury
Newcastle
England
France
Mr. Gladstone
Italy
Ireland
German Empire
Downing Street
South Moulton
Foreign Office
Imsel
Bedlam
Bostwick Gives His Side On Scrap Sale Tale
William Bostwick, accused of conspiring with Auctioneer Smithson in a Government scrap sale, says he did not see Smithson until Davis Island. He claims Mc Dermott Sims and Kelly plotted to buy at low bids, that his $11 per ton bid was the top, and 16 per ton delivered in Pittsburgh plus 3 for delivery yields about 100 profit. He alleges Smithson helped transport scrap for better rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bostwick
Smithson
Mr. Smithson
Davis Island
McDermott
Sims
Kelly
Pittsburg
Field Failure split duties of brokerage firm in New York
Special Telegram to the Dispatch reports Edward M Field linked to irregularities at Field Lindley Wiechers Co. The assignee Gould says duties were divided among Lindley on the Exchange Wiechers on merchandise and Field in charge of banking. Union Pacific securities faced questions and potential cancellations amid liquidity and trust issues. Cyrus Field improves. Edwin M Field absent from home amid ongoing speculation.
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New York
Field
Lindley, Wiechers & Co
Edward M. Field
Charles W. Gould
Lindley
Exchange
Wiechers
Gould
Union Pacific Securities
Sidney Dillon
Ely
The
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Field, Lindley & Co
Manhattan Company
E- Bank
Seaboard National Bank
Field, Lindley, Wiechers & Co
Washington
Edwin M. Field
Gathering of Prelates for St Louis Jubilee Mass
Snow cleared to reveal preparations for Archbishop Kendrick golden jubilee ceremonies in St. Louis Cathedral. High dignitaries include Archbishops Eder Feenan Corrigan and bishops from Lincoln Pittsburg Davenport and more. A dinner at the Kerens home honored Cardinal Gibbons and visiting prelates.
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St. Louis
Navy
Kendrick
St. Louisans
Eder
Cincinnati
Feenan
One
Corrigan
New York
Thomas Bonacum
Lincoln
Neb
Francis Silas Chalard
Vincennees
Ind
Phelan
Pittsburg
Hen Cosgrove
Davenport
Edw
Fitzgerald
Little Rock
Ark
Thomas Heslin
Natchez
Mist
John Joseph Kain
Wheeling
W. Va
John J. Keane
Washington
James MacGarrick
Duluth
Buffalo
Fintar Mundwiler
St. Memrods
Innocent Wolf
Atchison, Kan
John Hennessey
Pigan
John Joseph Hennessey
Wichits
Kan
J. F. McLaughlin
Philadelphia
National Catholic Young Men's Union
St. John’s Church
R. C. Kerens
Cardinal Gibbons
Ryan
Feehan
Chicago
Williams
Boston
Ireland
St. Paul
Riordan
San Francisco
Kerens
Lady Somerset Tours New York Slums to Compare Approaches
A special telegram reports Lady Henry Somerset visiting New York slums with Grace Dodge and Riis. They toured Mott and Mulberry streets, Joss houses, fan tan dens, Pell street lodgings, and Bandits Roost, observing opium joints, crowded tenements, and police raids. She notes American methods show vigor but not clear overall improvement.
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New York
Henry Somerset
Lady Somerset
British Women's Temperance Association
London
New World
R. Pearsall Smith
Isabella Charles Davis
The
Order of King’s Daughters
Jacob A. Riis
Brunswick
Mott Street
Mulberry Street Bend
Joss House
Chinatown
Pell Street
Mulberry Street
Ficeman
Health, Cosment Service
Bowery
Atenement Barracks
Norfolk Street
Panget
Hester
Ludlow
Ladymerset
Italians on the Warpath at Yorkville Strike
In Wapakoneta Ohio on November 24 Italians on a construction train clashed with a local crew after a train was forced into their car. Italians were shot and three mortally wounded, two locals seriously hurt. More bloodshed feared.
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Wapakoneta
Yorkville
Chicago and Erie Road
Electric Light in the North Brings Power to Hammerfest
In Hammerfest, Norway, electric light reaches even the smallest house amid two months of no sun. The town lies by a swift river feeding turbines that generate power, eliminating yearly darkness fears for the little colony.
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Europe
Hammerfest
Derailed by a cow near Calmet on Southwest line
A Sewickley accommodation train backing up struck a cow near Calmet causing two passenger cars to derail. Thirty passengers were aboard with only minor injuries to five or six. the rear car rolled over but a stove fire was promptly extinguished and no fatalities occurred.
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Greensburg
Calmet
Sewickley
Southwest Railroad
German mines adopt water pressure blasting dust prevention
A new method used in German coal mines forces water under pressure into the coal to be mined. This technique not only settles dust but also assists coal removal, improving safety by preventing coal dust explosions.
Small Water Motor Powers Laboratory Dynamos
A compact, low cost water motor uses a drum with double buckets on its circumference. High pressure water from a supply drives the wheel, delivering rapid power. Exhaust water exits and may be diverted to a cistern for reuse.
River News and Notes from Cincinnati Dispatch
The Pacific coal boat squadron arrives in Cincinnati with the Coal City and other freighters delivering loads to river landings. Prices drop to two dollars per ton with the new tonnage arriving, while other boats like Enterprise and Tronsides prep to reach southern points. Weather in Louisville is cloudy and colder as river levels rise toward canal and locks measurements.
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Incinnati
Pacific
Kentucky Hills
Coal City
Toe Walton
Nora
John Noren
Charlies Megowen
Coal Bluff
Sam Clark
Tronsides
Dick Fulton
Enterprise
Joseph Cook
Cruiser
Charley Brown
Percey Kelsey
Cincinnati
Louisville
Big Sandy
Carrolino
Big Kanawha
Evansville
James Gothrie
River Status and Travel Notes Across Cities
River levels show Wheeling at 12 feet 3 inches and falling while New Orleans measures 13 feet 7 inches and rising. Weather is cloudy and cold with threats of rain. Departures from Oakland toward Cairo noted amid rising river conditions. hospital and port references appear in transit chatter.
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Wheeling
Oakland
Cairo
New Orleans
Hoxtle Nue
St. Low
Norton
St. Owls
New Osea
Boiler Explosion Ends Two Lives on A. & C. Railroad
In Millersburg on November 28 a boiler exploded on an A. and C. Railroad engine. The engine was wrecked. Engineer John Byron was killed instantly along with his fireman whose name is not known and resides in Zanesville.
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Millersburg
John Byron
Zanesville
Notable visitors and residents load Pittsburgh social page
Prof Phil Weis of the Bijou orchestra lies seriously ill at Lacock Street Allegheny but doctors expect recovery. State Treasurer Boyer was in Pittsburg with US District Attorney Lyon en route to Harrisburg. J H Barrett of Belfast stays at the Duquesne, friends with John Caldwell. Boston Symphony Orchestral Club registered at Monongahela House after Wilkinsburg performance. P Boyle editor of Standard of Papers at Seventh Avenue. Schubert Quartet of Boston, composed of Boyle ladies, registered at St James Monell J L and P Boel two Belgian tourists at the Duquesne. Miss ered of Leicester Eng a guest of Monongahela. Victor Steigier German oil man from Cologne at Schinser. J M returned from Cleveland last night.
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Phil Weis
Bijou
Lacock Street
Allegheny
Boyer
Pittsburg
United States
Lyon
Re c
Harrisong
J. H. Barrett
Belfast
East End
Boston Symphony Orchestral Club
Monongahela House
Wilkinsburg
P. €. Boyle
Oil City
Standard Ofpapers
Seventh Avenue
Schubert
Boston
James Monel
J. L
P. Boel
Duquesne
Ered
Leicester
Eng
Monongahela
Victor Steigier
Cologne
Schinsser
J. M
Cleveland
Mine Blast Kills One in Oxford Mine
An old blast explosion at a Belvidere Oxford mine this morning instantly killed one man and fatally injured another. Several more miners suffered serious injuries as they were drilling and struck the stale charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvidere
N. J
Oxford
A Truly Wonderful Offer For Monday Tuesday and Wednesday
A sale of $40,000 worth of fine clothing offered at 45 cents on the dollar. The sale takes place at the P.c. C. located at the corner of Grant and Diamond streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.c. C
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Gossip on the Wharf and Ship Movements
Gossip on the wharf reports EMPiies needed at the tipples on Ben Hurle from Parkersburg. Keystone State heads to Cincinnati by night with many boats active and a Delta vessel sinking 72 000 bushels. Mourier and Congo voyages depart Parkersburg and Cincinnati respectively while M. F. Allen and others shuttle to Parker sh or Port.
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Ben Hurle
Parkersburg
Keystone State
Cincinnati
Frank Glimore
Robert Jenkins
Brunot
Mourier
Congo
M. F. Allen
Parkersh Bare
Wa —S
Release of $5000 breach of promise judgment declared invalid
Ew York Nov 28 A release by Fannie Barr of a $5000 breach of promise judgment against Samuel Sach was ruled invalid by a Court of Common Pleas report. The judgment, obtained in April 1890, was said to have been secured while Barr was intoxicated at a Bowery saloon on Feb 14 1891 under influence of lawyer Jacob Barnett. An execution will issue against Sach who fled Barr and guests at Golden Rose Hall on the April 1 1890 date set for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Barr
Samuel Sach
Court of Common Pleas
Charles A. Runk
Bowery
Jacob Barnett
Sach
Miss Barr
Golden Rose Hall
New Lyric Hall
Blood and Skin Purifier claim targets impurities
A fragmented advertisement-like text touts a Blood and Skin Purifier xd, promises to remove impurities and toxins, and promotes related products such as Cuticura Soap, Skin Cure, CeTictUra Soap, and anti hair treatment. It reads like a medical remedy pitch with dubious health claims and weak substantiation.
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Reid
Minoe
Mary Bracay
Muriel Street
Reagan
Eecoerd
the Emerson
Quaker City
Magee
Secretary of State
National Committee
Louis
Ocala
Fla
Bostwick
Committee On Securities
Dillon
Watson Brothers
Archbishop Kendeick
Fan Tan
River News and Notes
B¢low
Mrs. Alexander
Louie Acmand
Mra Alexander
Bellevue Hospital
Eczema
Orange Valley
S. J
Mahoney
Cotictha
Porrea
Beaton
arSead
W. A. Herron
4 Sons
Catarre and Dyspepsia Institute
Teatiar
DR. A. & Lowe
Nate
Electrical College
Lowe
A. G den
McDonald
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Sue
A. Granpe
Mra
A. Gladden
Umstance
Ito
Cataran and Dyspepsia Institute
Pittsburg, Pa
Curry Sme Svat
Curry Collerciate Department
Curry Normal School
Turry English Training School
Curry Business College
Curry School of Shorthand
Curry Conservatory
Curry School of Elocation
Ao Pacutty and
Denton
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