Morley's coercion policy questioned amid Irish split
Lonpos Sept 16 Conservatives claim Liberal tactics stalled Morley's revocation of the coercion act. Liberals debate timing, fearing Irish pressure and anti-Parnellite politics. Unionists warn that removing restraint may spark disorder. Parnellite influence remains strong in Clare Dublin Galway Cork and Waterford, dictating Ireland's fate.
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Lootyright
B. TY
FRESE
Lonpos
Morley
Trish
Ireland
Ms. Morley
Birkbeck Bank
London Provident Bank
Haute Finance
Tailors, Royal Garments, and City Factories Debated
A disputed claim about Duke of York trousers was disproved, noting that royalty’s clothes come from a large sanitary factory supplying America. The argument that high prices guarantee fever-free garments is countered by Hicks who notes fashion prices do not ensure quality or safety.
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Duke of York
America
Mies Hicks
Recorder Expenditure Discrepancy Reported by Controller Grier
Controller Grier submits a statement to the County Commissioners detailing excess expenditures of Recorder George M. Von Bornhorst versus predecessor W. H. Graham. The appraisal lists clerks, papers, revenues, and gains, noting work left by Graham and unresolved court decisions.
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Grier
Hevrennes
Renee
von Bonnhorst
Graham
Groam
Braddock
Diaz Opens Mexican Congress Reports Diplomacy and Rail Plans
President Diaz opened Congress and said the U S legation consented to negotiations for land irrigation along the Rio Grande. A mixed U S Mexico boundary commission plans to adjust limits due to Rio Grande current. Funding delays halted commission work. Cholera precautions rise. frontier marauders have ceased. Tehuantepec Railroad expected in 15 months. debt measured with a £600000 loan.
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City OF
Mexico
Congress
Diaz
United States Legation
Rio Grande River
United States
Rio Grande
Texas
Tehuantepec
Prisoners Misidentified In North Versailles Pipe Clash
McKeesport officers escort hundreds of Italians after they lay a Carnegie Gas pipeline on F A Elm farm. A mix up occurred as prisoners were indistinguishable, three bosses singled out, bail set at 4550 dollars, costs paid, and agreement signed to allow work to continue.
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McKeesport
Downing
Collians
Eline
Eli
Gas Consumers Denounce Gas Rate Hike Meeting
Owing to a rate rise a large indignation meeting was held with speeches by leading citizens and businessmen denouncing the company. A statement to be signed by consumers pledges to abandon gas on October 1 if the rise remains and imposes a $50 penalty for noncompliance. A committee will seek alternative gas supply firms.
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Cricora
A Rival to the Reading in Nova Scotia Coal
Boston capitalists have bought up all the coal mines in Nova Scotia and plan to challenge the Reading combine. Henry M. Whitney, president of the West End Street Railroad, leads the new syndicate and travels to Nova Scotia to advance the deal. Nova Scotia coal could be landed cheaper in Boston than Pennsylvania coal, even with the current duty.
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Boston
Nova Scotia
Reading Combine
Henry M. Whitney
West End Street Railroad
Nova Scostia
World Fair dedication programme announced at Curcaco
The final programme for the dedication of the World's Fair buildings is settled. W C P Breckenridge of Kentucky will deliver the oration amid some prior hostility over his stance on the fair appropriation. Canon Gibbons will replace Archbishop Ireland to give the closing prayer on the same day.
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Curcaco
W. C P. Btreckenridge
Kentucky
Breckenridge
Canlinel Gibbons
Ireland
Grand Army Encampment to Open Amid Cholera Fears
Washington officials confirm no delay for the Grand Army Encampment at the capital. Officials expect heavy crowds, tents, and lodging challenges while confirming fumigation and quarantine measures for imports and exhibitions to keep cholera out of the United States.
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Washington
Davis
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Foster
Nettleton
Treasury
Poster
Custom House
Treasury Department
Europe
New York
Jersey Railroad
Sandy Hook
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Hammett
Grand Army
New York City
Harrison
Loon Lake
Hartman Found Guilty in Second Degree Murder
KIITTANNING Sept 16 Special The trial of Henry Hartman for the killing of Andrew Sweeny ended this afternoon with a verdict of murder in the second degree The jury noted that the shooting was not premeditated as Judge Reyburn affirmed Hartman’s claim he shot to protect himself and his elderly mother whom Sweeny was beating
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Kiittanning
Henry Hartman
Andrew Sweeny
Reyburn
Hartman
Sweeny
Wealthy widow sues husband after brutal marriage ends in divorce
Mire Elma Jane Nagle, a Cheyenne widow worth 500000, seeks divorce from Charles A. White alleging daily beatings, captivity, and excessive spending. White, reportedly earning 10000 as American manager for the London Stated News, fled to New York after securing a power of attorney and a 75000 note against her estate. The couple, married in Cheyenne 13 months ago, clashed over estate division and living costs including a stable and hounds on the prairie. The son, 16, intervened to prevent violence, and the petition notes White’s threats and alleged mistreatment as the case proceeds.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Mire Elma Jane Nagle
Charles A. White
Hot Springs
Ark
White
Nagle
Atorrney
New York
Mia White
London Stated News
Chicago
Man as a Machine in Nature's School of Power
Prof. R. H. Thurston urges in the September forum that animate creatures outperform human machines, citing 20,000 hp engines and insect illumination. He argues nature wastes far less energy and directly converts energy to needed forms, challenging man to imitate such efficient methods.
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R. H. Thurston
Teutonic
Paris
Nature
The Serpentine Dance Origin and History Review
London Truth discusses the serpentine dance as a Pharaoh era development. A correspondent cites Donato the one legged Covent Garden dancer, estimates placing Donato in the 1860s but questions the claimed dates, noting memory limits and rapid time passage.
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London
Nile
Donato
Covent Garden Theater
Lam
Covent Garden
Italy May Pay the Bill for Genoa Murder
Harrisburg relatives of Frank Kiley seek indemnity from the Italian government for his murder in Genoa. Attorneys have asked Secretary of State Foster whether a loan inquiry and possible indemnity action are supported by the facts. Kiley’s mother and brother live in Harrisburg.
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Frank Kiley
Harrisburg
Genoa
Riley
Foster
Exposition beckons with various attractions and closing notice
The Exposition invites visitors to explore its many attractions at Lusila Place in the East Liberty Valley and Highland Park, with statements about timing and a closing date of October 2. Scacetzee & Sox advertise furniture on 7il Liberty Street with assorted goods and right prices.
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East Liberty Valley
Highland Park
Scacetzee & Sox
Liverty Street
Man Fined For Cruelty to Wife and Baby
Daniel Hatefield appeared before Alderman Kerr on cruelty and neglect charges brought by J. W. Jack of the Anti Cruelty Society. Residing on Troy Hill Allegheny he seldom stayed home or supported his wife and infant. He paid a $10 fine plus costs.
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Daniel Hatefield
Kerr
J. W. Jack
Anti-Cruelty Society
Hatefield
Troy Hill
Allegheny
Mrs Harrison Improves After Pleurectomy At Loon Lake
Sept 16 report from Loon Lake House states Mrs Harrison shows slight improvement after a pleural fluid removal operation. Earlier surgeries were risky and slow to recover. Physicians cautious but encouraged by today’s success. President Roosevelt walked with Mrs Dimmick, while messages of support arrived from Vice President Morton and Italian and GAR leaders.
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Loon Lake House
Harrison
Mia Harrison
Gardner
Doughty
Morton
Marquis Imperiali
Legation
Palmer
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
Another Wonderful Cure From Simple Easy Method
Mr James Houston presents a claim of curing disease with a simple treatment. A Pennsylvania Tube Works worker recounts long suffering with head and chest pain, throat mucus, and breathing difficulty before using the method.
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James Houston
Copeland
Hal
Byars
Tustin Street
Hall
Byers
Dra. Coland
Hart and Byers
Dru
Thoroud
Dru, Copeland
Ball and Byers
Pennsylvania
Mr. Mouston
Death at the Western Penitentiary of Hugh Girarde
Prisoner Hugh Girarde known as No 9985 at the Western penitentiary died of consumption around 1 pm. He was 25 to 30. Acting Warden McKean spoke with the hospital physician and said Girarde was brought in last Friday. The coroner will investigate the case.
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Hugh Girarde
Western Penitentiary
McKean
Hiss
Robinson Street
Girarde
Twin boys play with dynamite. one killed
James Hook aged 10 died after his twin John set off a dynamite cap on a vacant lot near Elba Street. The coroner found the death accidental. Parents mourn as the tragedy is reported. legal actions anticipated with attorneys Engaged to Prosecute Garvin.
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James Hook
Elba Street
John Hook
John
Internal splits hit the Divine Healing Association
J W McFarland who conducts the meetings says B F Hitchcock and Mrs Fenton are not members and do not recognize their meetings. The rift widens as factions dispute control and participation.
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International Divine Healing Association
J. W. McFarland
B. F. Hitchcock
Fenton
Hum of City Streets and Accidents Hit Local Area
The Taz Duquesne Traction Company began transferring passengers at Wilkinshire to the cable road at Rhady Lane yesterday. An invalid 50 year old man, Atzeur Korrisecy, died or was removed after family moved from 2321 Penn Avenue. A Texas fever outbreak at Central Stock Yards prompts quarantines and car disinfection. Rory Sinnaman, an 8 year old girl of Sharpsburg, suffered a severe foot injury requiring ankle amputation after crawling under a freight car. A. Happeeey, age 60, was thrown from a runaway horse between Coraopolis and Aliquippa and broke a leg. hospital care is uncertain due to age and shock.
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Wales
England
Oriefly
Birkbeck Bank
New York
Associated Press Today
John New
New
Trafie
United States
America
United Kingdom
Associated Press
London
Hamburg-American Packet Company
Normannia
Southampton
White Star Company
Belfast
Harland & Wolf
Majestic
Manoh
San Jose
Cal
California
Mies Tlicks
Don
Lisahin
Eens
Taz Duquesne Traction Company
Wilkinshire
Cable Road
Rhady Lane
Atzeur Korrisecy
City Farm
Penn Avenue
Central
East Liberty
Rory
Sharpsburg
West Penn
A. Happeeey
Coraopolis
Aliquippa
Homeopathic Hospital
Fire damages Cliff street house roof at Mullen residence
Last evening a still alarm sent Engine Company No. 5 to the residence of Mrs. Ella Mullen on Cliff Street for a slight fire caused by a defective flue. The roof sustained about 100 dollars in damage. An earlier box alarm from South Tenth street reported a small blaze in the roof of Oliver's on that street with no damage.
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Cit Street
Ella Mullen
Cliff Street
Tenth Street
Oliver's
South Tenth Street
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City
Conrad Apel
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Tipitty
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DR. Mott
Cleveland
Jon Fleming & Bon, Pittaburs
Fo Desir
Sen
Catraus
Addcom
YOM Mohl CO
Saledmeriese
Carinnasl
Obie
Wood
Letine
Y Wood Chemical CO
Woodward Avenue
Detroit
Mich
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Market Street
Wd. Butler
Marahail
DR. Sanden
Sabatica
Thorsande
Dave
Sanden Electric Co
Droadway, New York
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