Haiti War Charges Cast Shadow on Cleveland Policy
Ex Haitian leader Legitime accuses U S Minister Thompson of spying for insurgents and claims Cleveland and Harrison administrations backed Hippolyte by pressuring the United States to aid revolt. He asserts U S builds and funds ships and blockades to favor Hippolyte and that U S officials manipulated diplomatic norms to undermine his government. He cites documents, consular acts, and seizures as proof of covert U S support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Legitime
Haiti
Cleveland
Harrison
Port-du-Prince
Hippolyte
United States
New York
Legitime
France
Hotel Martin
Disratch
Thompson
Port-au-Prince
Harti
Dr. Thompson
Salomon
Thas
General Salomon
Lean
Law of Nations
Ths
The
State Department
Goutier
Cape Haytien
St. Marc
Gonaives
Coney
Cape Huyuen
Gontier
Haytien Assembl
Haiti Leader Refuses Territorial Cession Amid Alliances
A Haitian official denounces surrender of rebel property and any cession of Mole St. Nicholas. He cites intervening powers, denies signing any contract, affirms loyalty to Haiti’s unity and independence, warns occupation risks, and expresses belief in beneficial ties with the United States while opposing unpatriotic concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippolyte
United States
Haytien
Mole St. Nicholas
Haytian
Hayti
Revenue Amendment Sparks Central Trades Council Meeting
Unusually large attendance at the Central Trades Council meeting presided by Joseph L. Evans. Five new delegates admitted and a letter from Governor Beaver discussed on revenue law revisions and the Attorney General’s opinion. A committee was set to plan the Armstrong monument unveiling and a Buffalo cigar union headdenied a blue label seal as unauthorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trades Council
Joseph L. Evans
John B. Larkin
L. A
Charles Huf
Brewers’ Union
Edward King
F. D. Miers
John Loder
Iron Moulders Union
J. W. McNaldy
Beaver
Secretary of Trades Council
Charles F. Warde
Finnsburg
State Department
Boefaras
James A. Braver
Thomas A. Armstrong
A. Strasser
Buffalo
Cigar Makers' International Union
Trades Council
Straus & Sons
Chicago
Ill
Cigar Makers’ International Union
International Union
Tramps Held Over Assault on Pennsylvania Railroad Crew
Special officers failed to identify or locate the tramps who attacked brakemen Cox and Nichols on Friday afternoon. Nichols has recovered enough to leave his home. Four men were arraigned at Central station. Way and Smith were discharged for lack of connection. Henry McArdle and Andrew Eagan received 20 days in county jail for trespass, with release possible if further evidence appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cox
Nichols
St Walls
Gripp
Central Station
Way
Smith
Philadelphia
Henry McArdle
Andrew Eagan
Special Train to Gettysburg Tomorrow Morning at Eight
Notice announces a special train to Gettysburg tomorrow at 8 o clock via the B and O R B E with a history noted country crossing. It permits return via Baltimore and Washington with stop off privilege and a rate of $8.95 offering five route choices.
Notice to G A R on Gettysburg transport orders
The Pennsylvania Railroad will honor all orders issued by Adjutant General Hastings for transportation to Gettysburg for tickets, whether the order is drawn on this company or any other carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hastings
Gettysburg
Veterans Travel Deal By Rail With Five Routes
Attention veterans. Burg tomorrow morning at 6 o'clock via the B and O railroad passing through country noted in history. Tickets good to return via Baltimore and Washington with privilege of stop off. Rate $896 with choice of five different routes.
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Gettysburg
Baltimore
San Washington
Washington
B.&co. BR. BR
Gettysb
Georg
R. E
Pancakes at Mar vin's stand showcase self rising flour
Be sure to try pancakes baked before your eyes from famous self rising pancake flour at Mar vin's stand in the Exposition. Don’t forget to sample them when you visit the big show.
Children's Jackets at EwABLE and Suver
Great big assortment of children's jackets with prices to suit all budgets. EwABLE and Suver advertise a wide range at 35 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewable & Suver
Fifth Avenue
Through B and O Route To-Morrow Morning Tickets to Return
A fragment describes a bur g to-morrow morning by the B and O line with five route options. Tickets are valid for return via Baltimore and Washington and cost 895 dollars. It also notes Harry Aldes, formerly of the city, now at various Chicago addresses including 264 South Clark Street and 158 First Avenue, with a Chicago house at No 264 South Clark Street.
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Harry Aldes
Imes Z
WH. Ho Son
Chicago
Clark Street
Water Street
Trissa
Clark St
First Avenue
Not So Mysterious Love and Jealousy End in Murder
A Pennsylvania farmer Washington Dilliard is shot near Bearsville while checking a chicken pen. Neighbor William Bartholomew is arrested, suspected of murdering Dilliard with Mrs Dilliard as a possible accomplice. Evidence includes a gun, keys, and Bartholomew’s presence at the Dilliard home during recent quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bartholomew
Farmer Dilliard
Washington Dilliard
Easton
Bearsville
Wiliam Bartholomew
Dilliard
Illiard
Weaver
Bartholomew
Edward Castle to be brought back for Pittsburg burglary trial
Edward Castle, implicated in a Hill district burglary over a year ago, was arrested yesterday by Hagerstown Maryland officers. A Pittsburg officer will depart tomorrow to return him for trial. His burglary partner already received two and a half years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Castle
Hill
Hagerstown
Pittsburg
Castle
Train collision on Peronev Road report unfounded
Rumor of a fatal collision on Pennsylvania road near New Florence proved false. A freight train rear ended another at Bolivar, seven hours of track blockage with six cars damaged but no injuries reported.
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Peronev Road
Pennsylvania Road
New Florence
Bolivar
Train fare and schedule note from early era
A fragment notes a morning ride at eight via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stopping at a country location with a rate of 895 dollars and a choice of options.
The Very Latest Exposition Cakes Sold by Manvix and Co
Children cry for them and old folks walk a mile to get them. The ad touts Manvix & Co offering TIrSssa cakes as the latest exposition delight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manvix & Co
Tirsssa
Library sale case pauses after consultation over association role
Judge Slagle and Judge Stowe weighed library interests in the sale of Library Hall on Brunot mortgage. The court allowed the sale to proceed with library objections reserved for ratification, as bidders offered 131000 amid competing claims and mortgage priorities from Shields estate and West Penn Hospital. The case, urged by A Leowen and John M Kennedy, awaits a hearing scheduled for the 27th inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Association
Messrs. McClung and Neeper
Young Men's Mercantile Library Association
Marshall
Pittsburg Library Association
John One Cotsae
Carnegie
Phippsey Dro
A. Leowen
Thomson & Son
John M. Kennedy, Esq
Kennedy
Shields
West Penn Hospital
Messrs. Kennedy
Holmes
Man Claims St Clair Gunfire Burglar Tale In Cincinnati
George McCormick tells police he shot at Mr St Clair on Penn avenue and seeks arrest to prove an innocent man. He says Frank Fidds is jailed for the burglary. Assistant Superintendent O Mara doubts the story and Greensburg telegrams deny McCormick's existence. Cyrus Alshouse sues for 25000 damages over detention by the Wilkinsburg Vigilance Committee. Acquitted after trial. Defendants named include Creelman Ross Conrad Linn McCloskey Floyd Welsher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCormick
Cincinnati
Wilkinsburg
Sod
Mr. St Clair
Penn Avenue
McCormick
Greensburg
Frank Fidds
Roger O’'Mara
Cyrus Alshouse
Point Perry
Samuel Creelman
William Ross
Frank Conrad
William Linn
William McCloskey
Floyd Ross
George C. Welsher
Milk Shake Martin Fails Appeals In Court Ruling
The Law and Order Society won all three appeals against Milk Shake Martin. The court upheld lower court decisions, ordering Martin to pay $25 plus costs or face 30 days in jail. He vows to close his soda fountain on Smithfield Street while planning to operate at the Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Order Society
Martin
Smithfield Street
Fifth Avenue
John A. Martin
Cold Water League
Opening Oyster Season Drives Demand for Marvin's Crackers
With September ushering in oyster season the market buzz centers on Marvin's superior oyster crackers. Merchants report strong demand as oysters return to menus and grocers stock the crunchy essential. Local eaters seek the unique pairing for shellfish dishes and seaside fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
Tissu
Silks and beverages advertised for bargain sale
An ad promotes silks in various patterns and colors with a specialty in silk goods from Exasne & Suvster at 35 Fifth Avenue. It also touts PrrrsBure beer brewed by Frauenheim & Vilsack as a home industry product, urging customers to call or drink it, telephone 1186.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exasne & Suvster
Fifth Avenue
Frauenheim & Vilsack
Special Train to Gettysburg Tomorrow Morning at 8
Historical note describes a special train to Gettysburg leaving tomorrow at eight via the B C B R. Passes through noted countryside. Tickets valid for return via Baltimore and Washington with stop options. Rate set at $895 with five route choices.
Take Notice of Transportation Order by G A B
A notice from Hastings directs acceptance of all-issued transport orders to Gutysburg by agents of the Pennsylvania Railroad for tickets, whether drawn on this company or another.
Marvin's Exposition Stand Delivers Hot Cake Treats
Visit Marvin's stand at the Exposition for a delicious hot cake made from Marvin's wun sivalee or con oporsay Pea saree flour. Take home some flour to bake your own cakes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
Brodie's Bold Niagara Feat Claims Debunked
Steve Brodie swears he did not go over Niagara Falls in a rubber suit while witnesses question the stunt's veracity. He was arrested for attempted death by own action, released on bond, and later refused to swear to a declaration, citing Catholic oath objections.
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Niagara Falls
Steve Brodie
Dispatch
Falls
W. E. Harding
The
Police Gazette
Earnest Jerold
New York Sun
J. McCarthy
New York World
Louis Ledger
New York
Waverly House
Clifton
Ledger
Brodie
Brodiz
Party E
Bond
Niagarane
Not All Accident The Shah Train Disaster Hinted By Austrian Press
Austrian newspapers suggest the Shahs train disaster may not be pure accident and note St. Petersburg officials hold a poor view of the Shah. The Czar adopting Nihilist methods is implausible, yet Vienna hints at anti Russian sentiment influencing coverage.
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Loxpon
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Austria
One Man Slugs Another in Office Brawl on Seventh Avenue
H Frey assaulted Toliver Boyer in the office of Garrison Williams Co on Seventh avenue yesterday afternoon striking him in the head with a pipe. Boyer, intoxicated, had accused Frey of causing his dismissal. Both men were detained at Central station with injuries feared serious.
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H. Frey
Toliver Boyer
Garrison, Williams & Co
Seventh Avenue
Boyer
Frey
Central Station
Gettysburg Excursion Sees Strong Ticket Demand
Mr. Smith, Division Passenger Agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, reported lively interest in Gettysburg excursions. Some 300 State orders have been honored and as many tickets sold, four cars have been engaged, with a fifth anticipated, promising a very pleasant trip.
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Smith
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Gettysburg
Mith
Falls injure 86 year old at Allegheny home
Mrs Johnston of Washington avenue Allegheny, aged 86, tripped and fractured her thigh last night. She was taken by ambulance to General Hospital where her age makes the prognosis precarious.
Berg Charged After Alley Quarrel Pushes Man Onto Cobblestones
C H Albert Berg quarreled with James Shields of Pearl Street and shoved him off the sidewalk, causing a head injury from a cobblestone. Berg was bound over to appear for trial under a $300 bond.
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C. H. Albert Berg
James Shields
Pearl Street
Shields
Berg
End of the Shareholder Clash and Dock Trust Plan
The text notes severe shareholder losses from merged firms amid costly tariff battles and mismanagement. It cites stock depreciation from 24 to 42 percent, totaling about 25 million dollars in two companies. A chancery case is cited, with a municipal harbor trust proposed to buy dock property at original cost, possibly 85 million, but market value may only reach 25 million.
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Fon
London
Liverpool
Vagrant Viscount in Police Court Over Street Organ Nuisance
Two members of Britain's nobility faced police court actions for nuisance after playing a street barrel organ before a hotel despite orders to stop. Viscount Hinton, heir to Earl Poullett, and Viscountess Hinton were involved. the Viscount was fined 40 shillings, and the Viscountess received a caution. The story outlines entailed estates and a quarrel between the Viscount and the Earl over support and inheritance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Viscount Hinton
Earl Poullett
Hinton
St. George
Crew
Kerne
Bel
Size Park Gardens
Eliza Lavine Newman
Surrey Theater
Ee Reers Pouel
Mary Anderson in Scotland for rest after illness
Mary Anderson visits novelist William Black at Kilichrenan Lodge Oban in the Scottish highlands. She plans to remain until mid October and will not return to the stage soon, saying exhaustion caused by fatigue prompted rest. She dismisses rumors of insanity and says she feels better than ever.
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America
Red herring trail on Catholic University plan
Lonpox September 7 report: Gladstonians vow to wreck Balfour's Catholic University scheme with Ulster Orange denouncements and Davitt opposition. English church members tempering support promise soreness even if approved. Public apathy noted as politics weary. Gladstone opposes university on Balfour lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstonians
Ireland
Dispatch
Lonpox
Balfour
Ulster Orange
Michiel Davitt
Balour
Gladstone
A Bishop's Indignation Lecture Sparks Church Controversy
London reports Rev J G Gregory of Emmanuel Brighton faced rebuke from the Bishop of Chichester after presiding at Rev Justin D Fulton of Brooklyn's lecture that attacked the Virgin Mary's character. The Bishop's publicly released letter urged immediate repudiation of the lecturer's remarks which offended pious believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. G. Gregory
Emmanuel Church
Brighton
Chichester
Justin D. Fulton
Brooklyn
Mary
Bis
Gregory
Special train to Georg tomorrow morning at eight
A special train to Georg leaves tomorrow morning at eight, running via route through the countryside with a stop in Washington. The fare is $3.95 with a choice of accommodations and privilege on board.
Jury Quest for Cronin Case Continues in Chicago Court
The Cronin murder trial juror pool remains filled with jurors holding fixed opinions as five-hour voir dire resumes. Names like Coughlin O Sullivan Burke Beggs Kunz and Burke figure in a tense process with peremptory challenges split between sides and discussions of jurors from Ravenswood and Wisconsin senator Kennedy cited.
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Chicago
Coughlin
O'Sullivan
Burke
Beggs
Kunz
Patrick Cronin
Talesmen
George Creighton
O. C. Simmonds
Ravenswood
Kennedy
Wisconsin
Martin Burke
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Dillard
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Attention
ST. Clair
Xotice
G. A. BR
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Gutysburg
Mary Anderson
Scottish Highlands
G. A. RE
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Wing
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Forrest
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