Diplomatic Turmoil Over Chilean Attack Sparks U.S. Debate
Washington officials weigh Harrison's ultimatum and possible break with Chile after the Baltimore incident. Officials fear a diplomatic rupture could unite South America against the United States and hurt exports while analysts question the haste of Secretary Blaine and the tactic of Minister Egan amid upcoming elections.
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Fanta
Turely
Valparaiso
Chile
Baltimore
South America
Engl Ol
France
Germany
United States
Bureau
Inter-Continental Railway
Harrison
State Department
Egan
Blaine
Chilean government urged to act with dignity and not rush
Representatives of the Junta, versed in Chilean affairs, expect Chile to respond justly without haste. They warn against yielding to unjust demands despite potential consequences and note rumors of torpedo ships ready to pace any U S war task. Officials compare the dispute to the New Orleans Italian lynching with police accused of aiding mobs.
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Junta
Chile
United States
New Orleans
United States Demands Reparation Over Valparaiso Assault
The United States through Minister Egan formally demands immediate explanation and reparation from Chile for the Valparaiso attack on Baltimore sailors. He details Riggan murder and Turnbulls wounds, police bayonet use, and 56 crew detained without cause, signaling strong U S indignation and expectation of Chilean action.
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SanTiago
Chile
United States
Egan
Valparaiso
Baltimore
Washington
State Department
Schley
Egan Himell
Charles Riggan
Riggan
Turnbull
Mr. Benn
Blue Jackets
Partisan Senate Delay Deliberations in Livsey Case Sparks Debate
In Hanerspurs on October 26 the Senate met amid a partisan clash over jurisdiction in the Livsey Livsey case and McCamant Boyer inquiries. A quorum absence delayed action as Senator Grady and Hall pushed for records while Republicans fought to bar further jurisdiction challenges.
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Hanerspurs
Senate
Capitol
Senate Chamber
Sloan
Gobin
Hall
Mr. Liveey
Grady
Pittsburg
Livsey
Pattison
Ross Wuenens
Snes
Commonwealth
Thomas McCamnant
Henry K. Boyer
Ross
Green
Osborne
John Bardsley
Bardsley
Philadelphia
John Bard
Chilean tensions with United States threaten rupture
The Losnox dispatch notes diplomatic strain between Chile and the United States over recent unrest. It suggests President Harrison might extend mercy for Chile amid insurgent government actions, while comparing to the New Orleans lynchers case and Valparaiso mobs.
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Chile
Losnox
United States
Harrison
Washington
New Orleans
Sinking lands halt New Orleans rail traffic
Sinking land at the French Market stops Louisville and Nashville trains about 1.5 miles from the depot while Southern Pacific slows to two miles per hour. A conference of state and city engineers and railroad superintendents met to plan emergency remedies as oyster dealers suffer loss from the caving landing.
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New Orleans
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
French Market
Southern Pacific
Appointments Illegal in Governor Pattison Row
An anonymous interview claims Governor Pattison’s extraordinary Senate session makes appointments without two thirds consent invalid. Notaries from multiple counties allegedly named during the session may render oaths and deeds void, risking court actions and serious state complications. The piece notes likely tense Senate-Governor relations at adjournment and ongoing disputes over recess appointments.
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Pattison
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Patriot
Senate
Allegheny
Delaware
Erie
Jefferson
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Somerset
Washington
Westmoreland
Lumber Dealers Combine Under Yellow Pine Company
New York Oct 26 special reports retail and wholesale yellow pine dealers in the city and vicinity unite under New Jersey law forming the Yellow Pine Company with a capital stock of 2 500 000. President likely Charles K Buckley and the five year service agreement by current firms aims to save 165 000 annually while denying trust formation or price increases.
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New York
Yellow Pine
New Jersey
Yellow Pine Company
South Brooklyn
Charles L. Bucks & Co
Hoboken
E. W. McClare & Co
Hunter's Point
C. W. Wilson
Brooklyn
A. T. Decker & Co
Rapp—Johnson Lumber Company
A. RP
Obmarin & Co
W. A. Parke & Co
New
Couy
Charles K. Buckley
McClare
Opera company faces immigration labor complaint in New Orleans
A labor group filed a complaint with the United States Commissioner of Immigration alleging the New York arrived opera company violates alien labor law by hiring European hairdressers, working girls, musicians and choristers for its French Opera House season in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
United States Commissioner of Immigration
New York
Europe
Ex-Teller Garcia Faces Embezzlement Charge in New Orleans
Eugene F. Garcia former teller of Louisiana National Bank appeared before US Commissioner Wright to answer embezzlement charges brought by President BR Walmsley. He pleaded not guilty, was released on bond, and the case moves to the United States Circuit Court for action.
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New Orleans
Eugene F. Garcia
Louisiana National Bank
United States
Wright
BR. M. Walmsley
Garcia
United States Circuit Court
Floods and Storms Wreck Europe England Tragedy
A sweeping Western Europe weather crisis floods Spain and England. The Thames spills beyond banks. towns like Eton and Windsor flood. A British steamer Boston collided with the Charlwood, 16 lives lost, and wrecks reported near Plymouth. Rescue efforts struggled in darkness amid heavy rain.
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Europe
Merida
Badajos
Ebro
Ciudad Real
England
Thames
Eton
Windsor
London
Boston
Cardiff
Falmouth
Salmon
Antwerp
Valparaiso
Ermess
Eee Rocks
Plymouth
France’s Foreign Affairs in Egypt Morocco and Rome
In the Chamber of Deputies M. de Leon questioned policy on Egypt and Morocco Touat cases and British intrigues on the Tonquin frontier. M. Ribot said France maintains rights in Egypt and rejects interference in Touat. The Russia France rapprochement was framed as a natural, stabilizing alliance. Pilgrimages to Rome prompted a Vatican response and a bishops circular. Left applauded Ribot’s statements amid Catholic socialist queries. Fighting McCarthyites With Bombs reported from Dublin on Oct 26.
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Morocco
Egypt
Rome
Ribot
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. de Leon
Tonquin
M. de Lafosse
France
Italy
Garibaldi
Nice
Aix
M. Ribot
Touat
Russia
Comte Man
M. Pichon
Europe
Color Line Drawn Again Over Sugar Inspectors
In New Orleans Oct 26 protests erupt as colored men are named sugar inspectors and weighers under the sugar bounty law. White planters in Iberia Ascension and Terrebonne oppose their employment arguing Negroes unsuitable and favor white Republican candidates. Some inspectors relocate after advice from Republican readers. The Crusader denounces the planters and warns Congress of a possible removal push if Negro inspectors are barred.
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New Orleans
Internal Revenue Bureau
Eberia
Ascension
Terrebonne Ishes
Eheria
Crusader
Congress
Raum and Smith on Top in Eureka Ice Machine Case
In the Raum Smith Eureka Ice Machine and Refrigerator case at the US Circuit Court Judge Hammond instructed the jury to find for the defendants. He ruled Chapin bought a patent right not manufactured goods so Smiths representations could not be a warranty but rather explanations of the inventor's claims. The jury returned a verdict for the defendants.
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Green
Senate
Baoyer
Medard
York
Pattison
Memputs
Raum-Smith Eureka
United States Circuit Court
Hammond
Chapin
Smith
Beauregard Quietly Stays in St Louis Home
General Beauregard linked to Sioux Falls indictments and Louisiana Lottery postal law cases is in St Louis at his son in law's home. He is reportedly ill and declines to see reporters.
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General Beauregard
St. Louis
United States
Sioux Falls, & C
Riots mark Argentine elections amid deadly clashes
Buenos Aires reports rioting at Cordova and Tucuman during yesterday's elections. Police opened fire on rioters, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries among the demonstrators.
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Buenos Ayres
Cordovya
Tucuman
The Auction of a Landmark
An item notes the sale of a historic landmark with focus on the auction event and involved parties. The entry hints at related columns on society, politics, and local matters in this newspaper issue.
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Chiles
Senate
Europe
Deerfiinger
Edison
Fort Fayette site in Pittsburg to be sold by U S Government
Historic fort site at the Forks of the Ohio, Fort Fayette, will be auctioned next Wednesday as a potential recruiting station. The property includes riverside wharf rights and a long history from 1800s to 1813 sale acts, with prior officers Sher man and Johnston stationed there. Local officials argue the sale risks public use and historic protection.
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Fort Fayette
United States
Three Rivers
Ohio
Fort Duquesne
Pitt
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Liaverne
Ninth Street
Garrison Alley
Allegheny River
Great Britain
Congress
Penn Avenue
Lafayette
William Penn
Jom Penn
Sixth Street
Fort Pitt
Pennsylvania Trailroad
Penn
Craig
Fayette
Pennsylvania
Adamson Tannehill
Fayette Street
General Sherman
General Johnston
Weatouse Cony
Custom House
Mr. Shelmer
John Penn
Overhill Street
Secretary of War
Duquesne Way
Ullaver
Act of Assembly
Cunquesne Way
Oermande
Major Craig
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Rage
Dinine
Washisdton
Tracy
White House
Rainier
Fegan
Tultimore
Secretary Divine
Tom
J.aid
D Juma
the Republican Programme
Auditor General
McCamant
Boyer
Cashieis
Upperman
R. EF. Pattison
Deak Sin
Grorex
Pauloon
Pas
BF. Freer
Teller Garcia
Saragossa
Spain
English Channel
MaApero
Felipe
Corona
Valencia
Mediterranean
Charnwood
Charlwood
Yarmouth
Munn
National Press
McCarthyites
Friv
Hankiment
Lyons
Grenoble
Jack-the-Ripper
Berris
Schultze
Hedwig Nitsche
Jack the Ripper
Holzmarket Casse
France’s Foreign Affairs
Dublin
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