Evictions in Ireland and Welsh Bard at Trades Congress
Reports from Europe detail the collapse of London and General Bank and related building societies with liabilities around 25 million. In Ireland Chief Secretary Morley frees a prisoner amid eviction tensions. A Welsh bard at the Trades Congress in Ginerow entertains delegates as the event draws mixed interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Oriental Congress
Elecon
Jorley
Ireland
Morv
Morley
Ginerow
Willian Abraham
Haven
Wales
Rhondda i
Bigamist's Horrible Crime Revealed in Althorpe
A headless, armless body of a Birmingham woman is found near Althorpe with lime packing. Anne Pritchard's husband Rae Anderson, later revealed as Andrew McRae, is arrested after a double life is exposed. Coroner's inquest ties the case to his Birmingham wife and Northampton partner.
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Low Poy
Althorpe
Northcupben
Northampton
Rugby
Vietion
Anne Pritchard
Birmingham
Andersn
Anderson
Rae Anderson
McRae
Malas
Moon
Pritchard
Amnel
S Weman
Clac
Lodging-house Killing Tied to Sherry Drinker Reilly
Reilly a noted sherry enthusiast was found dead at a lodging house after a night out. A waiter at the establishment was arrested on suspicion of the fatal assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reilly
France and Italy Shake Hands in Genoa Visit
King Humbert and Queen Margherita visited the Columbus exhibition in Genoa with a royal party including state ministers. They received an ovation and inspected the American section. Admiral Rieunanier delivered President Carnot's letter. Humbert replied with thanks and noted Franco-Italian friendship.
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Genoa
Sept
Humbert
Margherita
Columbus
Rieanier
Carnot
Rieunier
Italy
King Humbert
Frances
Riots erupt in Lens amid Belgian French tensions
Disturbances in Lens between French and Belgian youths lead to a mob smashing Belgian homes and belongings, with many Belgians struck by stones as property is wrecked during the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sept
Lens
Sackel Ao
Pope appoints Apostolic Delegate to United States
Rome reports Pope names Archbishop Satolli as Apostolic Delegate to the United States. He will depart Rome soon for a one year assignment visiting all dioceses to gather growth and condition statistics of the Catholic faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Satolli Apostlic
United States
Distress Among Tin Workmen at Landore and Piasmarl
Many workmen idle in tin mate works at Landore and Piasmarl long closed face dire distress. Their families have lived on bread and water for 22 weeks. English women are not pretty so refer to Mary Tempie Bayard's London letter in The Dispatch tomorrow.
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Loxpoy
Landore
Piasmarl
Weles
Cordne
Mary Tempie Bayard
London
Garfield Park license plan sparks mayoral veto clash
In Oomiaco on an upcoming Garfield Park dispute Mayor Washburne and Chief McClaughrey prepare to block a council move to override the mayor and require a $100 amusement license for race track operators. The council may push the Powers ordinance at Monday’s session despite public opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfind Park
Oomiaco
Washburne
McClaughrey
Garfield Park
Council For Relief
Thomas Windsor
Garfield
No Leases Yet On Schenley Property Near the Park
Colonel William A. Herron, agent for the Schenley estate, said Mire Schenler will not lease her property near the Park until after the Carnegie Library is finished. Leases will run 50 years at about 4.34 percent of assessed value, with annual reappraisal and five yearly value fixes. A syndicate tried to lease the entire tract for multiple house blocks, but Herron refused, aiming for large lots and high quality houses to beautify the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Herron
Schenley Estate
Mire Schenler
Colonel Herron
Work on Carnegie Library foundations progresses rapidly
Excavations at Schenley Park for the Carnegie Library foundations, contract awarded to J. M King for about 40000 dollars, aims to finish grade line this year with later cut stone work. Earth from the site fills the ravine west of the park main entrance on Forbes street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Schenley Park
J. M King
Forbes Street
Memphis Man Bets Big On Sullivan Corbett Fight
John Quigley of Memphis recalls wagering $900 on the Sullivan Corbett bout last Tuesday. He sat by Hurst's Hotel in a stylish suit with cash on hand, lost his money, and now walks with a crutch, penniless and humbled after the bet failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
J. T Quigley
Memphis
Hurst's
Jez
Quigley
T. Sullivan
John Quigby
30 Days Clause Sparks Labor Clash at Elba Mills
President elect Garland defends union stance amid talks with Everson over three turn work and clause 5. Everson plans to start up non union operations at Elba and Eagle mills while dispute over concessions and 30 day notice rages, with National Tube Works cited in negotiations.
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Everson
Elba Tron
Elect Garland
Amalgamated Association
Messrs
Bailey
Oliver
Moorhead
Mr. Garland
Agnononion
Garland
National Tube Works
McKeesport
National
Taube
Tules
Fron Con
Weihe
Elba
Eagle
Onurra
Jron Ae
Kiba Iron Works
Oil Well Supply Company
Amalgamated Associa
Armor Plate All Right
Secretary Low Joy, in talks with Secretary Lovejoy of Carnegie Steel, says plans to rent Homestead property for employee housing may be considered. He notes government armor plate condemnations have not risen since the strike, inspections remain severe, and mills run double shifts with nearly full staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everson
Lovejoy
Carnegie Steel Company
Berths for Homestead Men Threaten Uniontown Strike
Trouble at the Emontern Steel Works in Uniontown pits Amalgamated against other employees. Ex deputies and Homestead strikers clash over firing deputies and filling their jobs, threatening a general strike unless demands are met. Also notes a Rosina Foresce Company charter filing in Harrisburg with Oliver family ties, and a labor meeting in Beaver Falls led by Garland with several union speakers.
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Uniontown
Amalgamated
Rosina
State Department
Harrisburg
H. W. Oliver
Allegheny
New Castle
D. B. Oliver
Oliver Iron and Steel Company
Beaver Fall
Carnegie
Beaver Falls
Garland
Brown
Homestead
J. H. Bert
Flist Glassworkers’ Union
Wheeling
J. W. Bro
George E Ward
Mill Strikes and Production Notes at Local Plants
Union Mills and neighboring mills report continued operation with most departments active. Heater Mooney left Twenty-ninth street mill to join strikers as Braddock Wire Works doubles nail department shifts amid ongoing dispute over alleged accidents and production.
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Twenty-ninth Street
Heater Mooney
Louisville
Snorssexorn
Braddock
Union Mills
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF REPORTS CAREWARKS AND CRIMES
A compilation of brief items recounts cholera quarantines in Costa Rica and Spain, Genoa fetes, World’s Fair plans, a Cronin murder suspect’s illness, a Detroit cholera hospital steamer purchase, California’s anniversary as a state, a St Paul criminal sentence, and various misdeeds and incidents across the U.S. and abroad. It notes drownings a wrong turn in election law disputes, a Wild West show shooting, a New Orleans office burglary, and a Cuban kidnap case with ransom.
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Spain
Martin Burke
Cronin
Detroit
California
Copareee
Glasgow
Simon
Danville
Taa
Indiana
Lewis
Ion
Gauthier
Marquette
Mich
Portland
Ore
Christopher Columbus
J N Park
Cuicago
Mra
D. J. Littleton
Nashville
Chicago
Aoe
Brunswick
Rockford
Rockford, Inl
James Fisher
New Orleans
Southern Express Company
Beck
Sare
Om Clifford
Senor Vera
Nenaa Cubs
Senor Vega
Sakemeras
Unknown Dead Bodies Used to Save City Costs
The Anatomical Society will divide unclaimed summer bodies among Penn, Jefferson, and Western Pennsylvania Medical Colleges under a 1854 law. Bodies are preserved by pickling, shipped as needed, and allocated equally. City officials praise the arrangement as a major saving, noting prior burial expenses and past disposal methods at the Poor Farm cemetery.
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Anatomical Society
University of Pennsylvania Medical Department
Jefferson Medical College
Western Pennsylvania Medical College
Anatomical Societies
Society
Department of Public Charities
Henry Meyers
West Pennsylvania
West
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Austomical Society
Elliot
Carnegie Company
Carnegies
Thomas McCann
Cowen
West Penn
Eastern College
Express Robbers Hold Up Santa Fe Train At Wharton
Three men boarded the 11:40 southbound Santa Fe at Wharton and forced the express crew to breach the door. The messenger opened the safe during the raid and hid most contents, while the robbers failed to crack the second safe and fled with two boxes of grapes as shots rang out from the car and rear guard.
Russian police regulate price lists and personal notices
One regulation orders censorship of price lists notes of invitation to parties and personal visiting cards and controls seals stamps and private business. Another rule governs sale of soap starch toothpaste and insect powder. A third regulates printing on paper used for making cigarettes.
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Mallory Caught
England
Orley
London and General Bank
Libertor Society
Invacand Land Trust
Building and Bank Society
Building Society
Haure and Land Investment Trust
Diz Banka
Gadstone
Menos
Newerk
Sailor Gamed
Frank
France
America
Echenley
John Quigley
Fays
Sally
Champ
Elba Iron Works
News OF the
Great Labor World
Sigw
T. B. Everson
Sony Gene
Ryerson
Parsgre Pt 4
Low Joy “Aga
Emontern Steel Works
Furnraces Company
Briep
Costa Rica
Europe
Great Britain
Eli Perkins
Sir Edwin Arnold
HERD
Murphy Bros. CO
Seventh Street
Penn Ave
Lt Halide
Septemer
Seventh ST
Lincoln
Fremont
Cool Express
G-o
Koehl
Wartel
Sixth Street
God
D. Jayne
Select Heights
Conneaut Lake
Roel Poten
Mtn
Silk Counter
Habutai Silks
Times Building
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