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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1889
Page
4
Learning the Daily Dispatch Terms in Old Newspaper
A list of subscription options for the Daily Dispatch and Portage Tree in the United Daly Dispatch era. Includes various periods such as one year and one month, with daily and weekly rates and Sunday insertions. Contains several OCR errors and duplicated terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Disratch
Per Quarte
Dai Disratch
Disratch
Danly Disratch
Scmnpay Disratch
A Possible Railroad Extension to Chicago
A report claims Andrew Carnegie is near controlling a partly built Akron to Fort Wayne railroad, linking Pittsburg and Western directly to Chicago. The piece notes Carnegie’s push to bolster competition for freight traffic and the line’s potential capitalization, ensuring Pittsburg gains a lasting rival to steer its freight business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Akron
Fort Wayne
Pittsburg and Western
Chicago
Pittsburg
Milliken misstates Standard Oil as public service
A Maine representative defends Standard Oil as a pioneer in illuminating oil while critics call the trust a monopoly. The piece argues the company did not pioneer wells or pipelines and notes frequent misstatements about its role, claiming monopolistic practices via freight discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliken
Maine
Standard Oil Company
Sugar Trust
Standard Oil Trust
Trust
Court Comment on Vote Buying by Eastern Millionaire
Chief Justice Hortons dissent condemns vote buying in a county seat contest and warns against justifying corruption by provocation. He questions why Soule and his agents should not face penalties, urging Kansas courts to act against vote buyers. The piece critiques retaliation as a dangerous doctrine for high courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Kansas
Soule
New York
Race problem in the South and education
The Philadelphia Record urges Southerners to embrace enlightenment and civil rights for African Americans. It argues the humane path is social and political equality, protection of citizenship, and education, rejecting race prejudice and gun violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Philadelphia Record
Law in the Sunday School at New Castle
New Castle Sunday school superintendent Reynolds warned scholars that whispering during sermons would lead to prosecution before an alderman for disturbing a religious meeting. The remark shocked some attendees and may reduce attendance as people doubt the firmness of the superintendent’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
M. E
Reynolds
School as a court and jail annex for discipline
A satirical suggestion imagines a law court and jail annex to a Sunday school with Superintendent Reynolds proposing strict enforcement. Indictments for whispering scholars, late arrivals, burglary for back-window entrants, and larceny for card thievery are discussed, ending with a mock defense of a harsh magistrate-led regime to impart respect for law and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Supreme Court
Diamond Street Decision Narrows City’s Widening Suit
Judge Ewing rules for the city in the suit to restrain Diamond Street widening but leaves key constitutional questions unresolved. The injunction is refused while judges doubt remains on assessment for improvements and class city distinctions, expected to be settled by the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
Diamond Street
Supreme Court
Ili
Eso
Bedford Avenue basin may become city park with water safeguards
The proposal to abandon the Bedford Avenue lower basin for a park hinges on ensuring ample water supply from the upper basin to prevent shortages. Officials worry about impurities from hill drainage and urge reliable storage before any park plan proceeds, warning the project rests on keeping the city’s water system safe and sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Avenue
Hiland
Bedford Basin
Test of Australian ballot in Montana election
A Montana election last week tested the Australian ballot system. Reported results show rapid polling and broad gains and losses for both parties, but the test is not seen as conclusive due to Montana’s small districts and lack of Eastern city conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montans
Seciecy
Youngstown Telegram
Gresham Says Federal Appointments In North Carolina May Be Politicized
JepGE Gresham asserts to a North Carolina correspondent that federal appointments in the state will be controlled by local politicians. The remark is likened to a judge’s belief that water will run downhill unless forced to flow uphill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jepge Gresham
North Carolina
Dissent on Pullman smoking ban sparks writer clash
General dissent of newspaper writers from Miss Willard's proposal to abolish smoking compartments in Pullman cars argues against neglecting non-smokers. Critics say the measure prioritizes smokers' comfort over others' comfort and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TSE
Miss Willard
Public Opinion On Transport, Gas, Insurance And Trade
The discussion mocks minor travel etiquette and cigar vents in Pullman cars while noting the need for courtesy. It critiques Uncle Jere Rusk as Secretary of Agriculture and jokes about a mowing machine ride. It surveys gas company rates, competition, and buyer sentiment, plus insurance recalls and navassa dissent. It comments on Pan American Congress leadership, Latin sensitivities, and a World’s Fair funding hope for New York with a Cronin jury for Chicago in 1992. It ends with railcar shortages and carrier obligations amid policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jere Rusk
Elsine
Pan-American Congress
New York
Chicago
Notable Figures and Estates Across the United States
Admiral Porter lies gravely ill at his Jamestown home. Ex governor Perry of Florida reportedly dying at Bandera. Jerrereson Davis built the West’s first sawmill before the Mexican War. Lowell’s son-in-law runs a famed dairy on the Isle of Wight and feeds the poet’s table. The Barlow estate’s value collapses after debts. its Twenty-Third Street mansion in New York to be sold. Eugene Hicerss retires from politics. W A Leowann preaches farewell in Washington and heads to Ohio as bishop designate. Rev Joszroh Cook buys Mount Defiance land to memorialize Ticonderoga soldiers and Ethan Allen with hopes for a future memorial park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Porter
Jamestown
Lorrie Ben McKee
Governon Perry
Florida
Bandera
Tex
Jerrereson Davis
Wisconsin
West
Tennyson
Isle of Wight
James Russell Lowell
Southborough
Mass
L. M. Barlow
Twenty-third Street
Madison Avenue
New York
Eugene Hicerss
Baltimore
Treasury Department
Higgins
W. A. Leowann
St. John's Episcopal Church
Washington
Ohio
Leonard
Joszroh Cook
Mount Defiance
Ticonderoga
Byne
General St. Clair
Fort Ticonderoga
Cook
Ethan Allen
Hornblowers Versus Artists in Foreign Band Admission
Special Telegram from Washington reports a clash between Detroit Commandery Knights Templar and alien contract labor laws over a Canadian band hired for the conclave. Courts pondered intent to evade laws as officials argued band members were artists or common laborers under contract, with legal proceedings and habeas corpus at issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WashingTon
Detroit
Knights Templar
Secretary of the Treasury
Cuaelbodes
Secaee
Evadi
Pegg
Suuenewan
New York
United States
Naga Key West
Deepathy
Lee Rew Xes Sears
The
Cruises
Seuectnin
Mexico Advances in Progress Movements
The Chicago Times notes Mexico rapidly moves forward in progress with a reform to halve congressional representation. The article highlights a broad movement aimed at restructuring political power and modernizing governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Chicago Times
Congress
Czar Orders 12,000 Horses for Cavalry
The Baltimore American reports the Russian ruler has ordered 12,000 horses for the cavalry as the empire presses its military power. The Kremlin’s ship of state appears eager to test its horse power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Clarkson Honored by Boston Fans After Close Season
Boston brokers raise 7000 to honor pitcher Clarkson, buoyed by support from admirers. If he had won Saturday’s game, managers would have awarded 1000 more plus extra gifts. The piece also notes Booth’s health concerns amid a demanding stage schedule and ponders his potential retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clarkson
Judge Maguire Delivers Single Tax Talk In Chicago
San Francisco judge and Henry George ally James G. Maguire spoke at the Chicago Single Tax Club advocating the single tax as the next social advance. He warned of labor displacement, poverty, and rising class conflict fueling calls for state socialism, urging the tax as the sole barrier to that trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Maguire
San Francisco
California
Henry George
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Death of an Aeronaut In Ohio River Tragedy
Prof. George T. Rice of Lexington Michigan among Wallace and Co. circus airmen perished after balloon ascent when his parachute failed and he fell into the Ohio River. Reports say he was detached from the parachute before rescue attempts. The incident occurred in Vernon Indiana during an afternoon ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Vernon
Ind
George T. Rice
Lexington
Mich
Wallace & Co
Circus
Entanel
Arachute
Eightieth Annual Meeting of the American Board in New York
The Eightieth Annual meeting of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions will be held at Broadway Tabernacle in New York from October 15 to 18. The previous New York gathering was in 1832. Extensive additions have been made to accommodate visitors from afar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Board of Commissioners of Pre Sent
Broadway Tabernacle
Tuesda
Deaths of a Day Rev John B Graham
Rev. John B. Graham of New Lisbon died suddenly last evening at Holiday's Cove West Virginia after preaching in the morning. He was 53 years old and leaves a wife three sons and one daughter. He was highly regarded in the Presbyterian Church and by local residents. Also listed is the death of Mrs Letitia W Gazzam at 60 in Allegheny noted for charity and school work with memories of Alabama plantation life and slave era concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubexville
John B. Graham
New Lisbon
Holiiday’s Cove
W. Va
the Cove
Presbyterian Church
Lethia W. Gazzam
Letitia Gazzam
A.J. Hankin
Allegheny
Gaezam
Sewickley
Death of Rev McKaig One of oldest Presbyterian ministers
Rev. Dr. McKaig died early this morning at his home corner Penn and Dallas avenues from paralysis of the brain. He was born in New Washington in 1816 and was a longtime minister of the Presbyterian church. He graduated from Jefferson College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKailg
Clement Vallandigham McKaig
Corper Penn
Dallas
Hey
McKaig
Bisbee
New Ishington
Worefferson College
Daniel O'Doneghaur and LOXDOE Reported by October
An Irish note records Daniel O'Donoghue of Glens and M P Loxdoe in a brief, unclear report dated October 7. The fragment mentions a sent set or event involving Ines to something unspecified. Names and details are partly garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxdoe
Daniel O'Donoghue
The
Glens
Avian Eteis
Sgt Yor Tialae
Ines
Moving From Place to Place Shapes Methodist Ministers Wives
A writer recalls the itinerant life of Methodist ministers wives and the frequent packing and unpacking it requires. They discuss acceptance of transfers, the Presiding Elder’s role, and how couples cope with moving while maintaining church ties and devotion.
Southside Market Clerk Marks 20th Wedding Anniversary
David McDonald longtime clerk at the Southside market celebrated twenty years of marriage with a party at his home on South Fifteenth street last night attended by a large number of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McDonald
Southside
South Fifteenth Street
Moorhead Hall Amateur Theater Draws Large Crowd
Saturday evening entertainment at Moorhead's Hall on Grant street featured Emma and Margaret Saunders Maud Locke Mary Kaufman and Charles Long Will Priest among others in varied roles. Mrs James Marshal hosted a theater party afterward and guests enjoyed a royal supper at the Duquesne Hotel. Mrs G P Izrt of East Liverpool hosted a luncheon with Hagin serving the repast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorhead’s Hall
Grant Street
Emma
Margaret Saunders
Maud Locke
Mary Kaufman
Charles Long
Will Priest
James Marshal
Duquesne Hotel
G. P. Ixzrt
East Liverpool
Hagin
Bear Rampage in Chicago Alley After Escape
In Chicago near North avenue and Larrabee street a Westside show bear escaped confinement and roamed the streets. It chased a woman who screamed as Officers Fortuna, Banes Frenzen and Maloney arrived, firing 14 shots to kill the animal. The woman was found faint a block away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Avenue
Larrabee Street
Noble & Leng
Bruin
Halstead Street
T. Fortuna
Banes Frenzen
Maloney
Whisky Tax Due on Exported and Reimported Whisky
The New York Collector of Customs urged taxing 25 barrels of American whisky shipped to Hamburg and re imported. Whisky produced January 1886 was withdrawn January 9 1889 for export. Tax authorities recommended treating the goods as subject to internal revenue tax rather than admission to entry. The Secretary approved and instructed delivery to the Second district collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Hamburg
Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Second District
Insurance suits allege fraud by Buffalo agents Crosby and Demid
In federal court in New York, Union Insurance and Pennsylvania Insurance sue Continental Insurance seeking recovery of funds claimed due under a scheme of systematic fraud. The plaintiffs charge a Buffalo firm of agents led by Thomas G. Crosby and Lorenzo Demid orchestrated the deceit against them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Circuit Court
Union Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Insurance Company
Continental Insurance Company
Buffalo
Thomas G. Crosby
Lorenzo Demid
Union Intintset
Seicubet
ADE
Helen Barry stars in Love and Liberty at Grand Opera House
Last night at the Grand Opera House audiences met Helen Barry in a new play The Still Alarm and Other Plays lashed at Love and Liberty a French version translated poorly by T Malcolm Watson The critique labels the French piece as unsuitable for American audiences noting heavy accents and miscast romantic leads while praising Barry’s appearance and overall charm The review also comments on supporting turns by Fletcher Amy Busby Louise Retchjel and Delmore and commends the costumes and scenery despite the flawed production
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Barry
Grand Opera House
T. Malcolm Watson
Miss Barry
Berloe
Helen P Tines
Barry
Adrienne d’ Angers
Phat
Gaul
Mise Barry
Mr. Fletcher
Amy Busby - Louise Retchjels
Delmore
Still Alarm stages draw and dramatic fire scene
Bijou Theater packed with standing room only as Still Alarm enlivens an early evening. Harry Lacy as Jacky Manly earns enthusiastic calls from the crowd during a climactic confrontation. Byron Douglass and Harned deliver strong turns with Lothian and Vivian, while Joseph Wilkes and Mrs Irwin also shine amid a bustling cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lacy
Jacky Manly
Willain
Byron Douglass
Iss Harned
Elinore Fordham
Char Lothian
Miss Vivian
Joseph Wilkes
Om Irwin
Maniy
Rival Suitors Battle for Miss Hess in Local Court
Two men Gleisfash and Bauer vied for Miss Hess in a crowded factory town. After a sequence of outings and a picnic bid, a court appearance followed a brawl with Bauer bonded to keep peace. Miss Hess refused to choose and shut them out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Bauer
Bauer
Miss Hesse
Gleisfash
Miss Hess
Basser
Gilelafash
Glelsfash
Opening of Barnard College Marks New Era for Women
Barnard College the Columbia College Annex for women began work today with Mrs Frances Fisher Wood Mrs Barnard Dr Mary Putnam Jacobi and other scholars assisting in the opening. The Rev Dr Henry Van Dyke led the prayer and Frederic BR Coudert gave the oration as 18 freshmen joined the first class and admissions extend to under 16 years. The annex will confer a Bachelor of Arts degree. Columbia College also opened its 136th year today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Columbia College
Frances Fisher Wood
Barnard
Mary Putnam Jacobi
Abby B. Longstreet
Henry van Dyke
Arthur Brooke
Frederic BR. Coudert
Columbia Alumni
Mo Chs
Chinese laundryman fined for kiss in Harlem
Jon Chow a Chinese laundryman was fined five dollars in a Harlem police court today for kissing a pretty young American girl on the Boulevard this afternoon. Chow said he was drunk when he stole the kiss and paid the fine without a murmur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Chow
Harlem
Chow
Made Insane by Cigarettes Case Ends in Suicide
Louis De Castro a young West Indian living in Scotch Plains shot himself in a hotel room after a period of insanity blamed on heavy cigarette smoking. Doctors attributed his mental break to expense and tobacco use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis de Castro
Attes Daily
Scotch Plains
N. 3
de Castro
Light operas succeed with low prices this season
Manager Wilbur offers inexpensive light operas this season and notes the second week's Tot "went $20" with performances like "Nanon" a great success. The run should have continued beyond the initial several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Liver Pool Jack Sentenced to Nine Years in Prison
John Fitzpatrick known as Liver pool Jack was sentenced by Judge Cowing in Part 1 General Sessions Court to nine years for abducting men to work in Yucatan. He was led from the courtroom in a distressed, fainting condition as his sentence was pronounced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitzpatrick
Liverpool Jack
Cowing
Yucatan
Prof Fox's Novelty Company Delights Geary's Place Audience
The World's Museum event at Manager Geary's Place featured Prof Fox's Novelty Company performing with bird and animal imitations. Maurice Cathcart appears in his latest offering as Carrie and Frank Smith provided a pleasing musical act.
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Fox
Geary
Maurice Cathcart Aps
Omer
McGee
Carrie
Frank Smith
Harry Williams' Academy Draws Large Crowds This Week
The popular performer and a cast of all star associates kept audiences cheering yesterday at Harry Williams' Academy. The same bill runs all week, followed by Hyde's specialty company next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Williams
Hyde
Mrs. Jenness Miller to Speak in City October 16
Ladies who missed the recent appearance of Mrs. Jenness Miller are reminded she will lecture at the Old Opera House on October 16. The theme is Dress Reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenness Miller
Old
Announcement of The Brigands at Grand Opera House
Dramatic notes announce the upcoming inaugural performance of Rudolph Aronson’s production The Brigands at the Grand Opera House next Monday evening. Distinct musical numbers have drawn inquiries at city music stores and the theater, though the exclusive version remains limited and for sale only after the company arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Aronson
Grand Opera House
Railway superintendents meet in New York session
The Association of North American Railway Superintendents held a meeting at Hotel Brunswick in New York on October 7. Attendees included C. B. Gadden president James Donnelly Lehigh Valley J. B. Morford Michigan Central P. S. O’Rourke J. M. Metheany Grand Rapids and Indiana John F. Devine Atlantic Coast Line T. K X Hager East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Er. A. Wade Wabash. They discussed pension reform and strongly advocated the use of the drop lever before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NW York
Association of North American Railway Superintendents
Brunswick
Gadden
Association
James Donnelly
Lehigh Valley
J. B. Morford
Michigan Central
O'Rourke
J. M. Metheany
Grand Rapids
Indiana
John F. Devine
Atlantic Coastine
T. KX. Hager
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Er. A. Wade
Lead Ore Importations Push for New Treasury Ruling
West iron and lead interests renewed efforts to win a new Treasury ruling on importing silver lead ore from Mexico. Delegations led by D Sheedy of Denver and Edward Patagh the Hea aT Camp met Assistant Secretary Tichenor and then President Harrison and Blaine, pressing for tighter import restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Dipatch
Washington
Ora
West
Treasury Department
D. Sheedy
Denver
Globe Smelting Refining Company
Edward Pat Ag Hte Hea
New Yoror Sale
Tichenor
Beccary
Windom
Harrison
White House
Blaine
Treasury
Barb Wire Trust Reported in Secret Meeting
Chicago October 7. Secret meetings reportedly sought to form a barb wire trust. The latest session was held at the Leland Hotel this afternoon. A discussion was planned to extend beyond trust formation and to involve manufacturers, with figures like G. B. or W. R. Stirlin linked to the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leland Hotel
W. R. Stirlin
Illinois Ee. Ee
Gates
Louis
Hayes in Massachusetts Visits Grandparents Home
Ex President Hayes arrived in Brattleboro Massachusetts and went to the Bigelows home in West Brattleboro. The narrative includes unrelated verse and reflections on appearances and public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Mass
Hayes
Woman's Congress Opens in Denver Under Leaders Howe Cheney
The annual convention of the Woman's Congress of America begins in Denver with Mrs. Julia Ward Howe as president and Mrs. Edna D. Cheney arriving. Delegates from across the country travel by train, and tomorrow's program includes the president's address and a talk on authors shaping youth by Annie Nathan Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deenveer
Womans Congress of America
Denver
Julia Ward Howe
Association
Edna D. Cheney
Tmarrens
Julis Vesnage
America
A Annie Nathan Meyer
New Fore
Tri State Trifles and Oddities Across Towns
A Northampton County farmer refuses to hire another tramp after a recent incident where a hired worker vanished with $100. In Ohio a 12 year old built a toy engine and two men were scalded trying to break it. A dog and shawk fought near Norristown with the bird prevailing. A chestnut found on Sharp Mountain held seven nuts. The seaside season ends and a surplus of servant girls emerges. An elderly trio of farm animals include a 16 year old dog, a nearly 17 year old cat, and a 15 year old rooster. Thirteen tramps visited a Wheeling farmhouse in one day. An Eastern Ohio town girl bought a pig with a 10 cent ticket. A Tyler West Virginia couple on opposite hilltops share a two mile communication code.
Curious Condensations From A Miscellany Page
The item mix includes notes on vaseline used in Japan for tattoo stings and Greek and Balkan political quips, plus odd anecdotes from Milwaukee jail to Roscoff France. It mentions a dog in Cincinnati with a mask, a steeple bell in a Congregational church, a soldier’s shooting at Togus Me, and a farmer near Anderman raising wolves and corn trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Europa
Milwaukee
Fancies of Funny Men and Odd Utterances
A collage of humorous snippets and quips from various papers. Jokes about castor oil desserts, playful exchanges between lovers and friends, and satirical lines from poems and cartoons. The Dead Letter Route section reflects on delayed replies and secrecy in letters.
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