The Pope Reported Worse Again
The report notes the Pope's health deteriorated once more while reports from Europe reference unrest, labor councils, and regulatory shifts affecting postal services amid ongoing upheaval.
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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1873
Page
1
Pope Sickness Deepens in Rome
Rome reports the Holy Father again seriously ill on April 11 as doctors fear for his condition and monitor his health closely amid renewed concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Father
Rome
Pope
Bank of England Forgers Captured in Transatlantic Case
London reports the Bank of England forgery case shows Austin Bidwell remains in custody at Havana while Geo. McDonnell, Geo. Bidwell, and Noyes face examination in New York Edinburgh and were remanded to Newgate after court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
London
Great Bank of England
Austin Bidwell
Havana
Geo. McDonnell
New York
Geo. Bidwell
Edinburgh
Noyes
Newgate
Spain in turmoil as mutineers faced and siege tightens
In Barcelona April 11 reports show Gov ernment troops reestablished discipline under General Villarde who disarmed mutineers and prepares for court martial. In Puycerda Carlist batteries bombard walls as government defenses rise. town half in flames and surrender of troops looming unless reinforcements arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Villarde
Puycerda
President to Name Lafayete McLaws U S Marshal for Georgia
report from Washington states the President will appoint General Lafayete McLaws as United States Marshal for Georgia. McLaws, a former Confederate officer, is described as a Democrat and West Point classmate of General Grant, with a long friendship lasting into the army era. The appointment is said to carry no political significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lafayete McLaws
United States
Georgia
McLaws
Rant
West Point
Spanish Claims Commission
Indian Removal and Labor Movements Highlighted in 1873 Notices
Meachem warns that bad whites fuel Indian distrust while Peace Commissioners and military work to quell fears and guard prisoners of war on government reservations. The National Executive Committee of the United Workingmen of America reports growth in organizing efforts and pamphlet production. The Postal Regulations announce new postage for newspapers after June 30 1873, with rates by frequency and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meachem
Merc
United Workingmen OF America
The
Pool
North Carolina
Col. Fisk
Montana
Col
A. E. Redstone
California
Committee On Printing
Blaine
Jno. E. Taylor
Florida
United States
Four Story Middletown Building Collapse Kills Six
April 11 report details the Shepard building disaster in Middletown. Six killed and thirteen injured as wreckage was cleared and inquest heard safety faults by owner and contractors. Several narrowly escaped and a widow died from shock after learning of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Shepard
Zee
Shepherd
White
Rutherford
Connecticut
Hartford
Disastrous Land Slide Hits Monticello Port Jervis Line
A Monticello and Port Jervis railroad landslide near Ruble's north of town killed one worker who was swept from the track. A separate incident toppled a thirty ton boulder on the same line, blocking the road and striking the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Monticello
Ruble
Harvard Cup boat car to compete in fall races
The handsome sailor car now under the Harvard University Boat Club will row in fall races with a crew from each class, and the winning class will hold it until defeated. Eight Massachusetts Medical Society members are summoned to a Board of Trial to answer charges of conduct unbecoming and adopting homeopathy as a treatment doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Handsome Sailor Car
Harvard University Boat Club
Massachusetts Medical Society
Medical
Petition seeks ban on selling carsets to women
An enthusiastic reformer in OsaGe IA proposes a city council ban on carsets to ladies, arguing they harm health, raise doctors' bills, reduce husband and children's company, and hinder infant care. The measure receives favor and may be considered by the city fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage. IA
Canada Flood Devastates Thamesville Town
Canada. Disastrous flood hits Thamesville on April 11 in the greatest flood in fifty years. Three quarters of the village submerged forcing families to move and seek refuge in upper stories. Warehouses inundated. animals struggle to safety. Water four feet deep on the main street. post office and stores reachable only by boats. Four bridges on the Grand river between Brantford and Onondaga carried away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thamesville
Grand River
Brantford
Onondaga
Fiend in Human Form Brutal Child Abuse Case
Clarke county Iowa exposes revolting cruelty as Daniel Sams United Brethren near Smyrna faces trial for beating starving the child Oglesby. Witnesses recount freezing out doors and scorching flesh with a heated poker. Justice delays bond. Sams fled the country. victim sent to a Wayne county sister for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmoines
Clarke County
Daniel Sams
United Brethren
Smyrna
Oglesby
Sams
Justice of the Peace
Wayne County
Foreign News Items From Britain Ireland and Belgium
Reports of a street clash in Olonne with nine dead and several injured. Irish island suffering famine with sheep starving and relief subscriptions opened. Belgian quarrymen, 2000 strong, strike for higher pay. police disperse gatherings. A Cambridge ship shelling injures crew. no details given. Sugar duty cuts to start next month in Britain. Arkwright Mill sale in Rhode Island at 108000 dollars. Washington church awarded damages over railway track. U S mint delays silver coins due to new dies. German trials on firearms including revolvers and mitrailleuses. London coal price rise spurs a Consumers Association effort to secure affordable coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperet
Olonne
Department of Stendeerance
Galway
Enghien
Belgium
Gens D’armes
Cambridge
Devonport
England
Legislation Notes On Bills In Ohio House Session
A Hamilton County dispute over lunatic asylum funding dominates debate as House screens bills. Measures authorize marital estate purchases with separate funds, land swaps for schools, and selling church and school lands. The lottery bill, education transfers, and the general appropriation bill progress amid dissent on county burden shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
H. B
Armstrong
Guernsey
J. Thompson
Board of Education
Washington Township
Lucas County
Township
School House
Senate
House
Ohio
Taft
Hamilton County
Scott
Mr. Taft
Kentucky Legislature Adopts Revenues and Reforms in Session
Frankfort April 10 act amends third Lunatic Asylum location and erection. Senate votes 18 to 11. liquor sales to minors in Covington addressed. House reconsiders salaries chapter raising Adjutant General pay to 1200 per annum. governor veto on Southern Kentucky railroad charter sustained. Monument funding for E L Van Winkle rejected. Attention to statewide education for colored children paused at adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Yeas
Covington
Senate
House
Southern Kentucky Railroad
E. L. van Winkle
Miscellaneous 19th Century US and UK News Snippets
Various brief items: bullion in the Bank of England fell £548,000. Bank of France gold decreased £250,000. meningitis cases in Sidney Ohio. Illinois Chief Justice Lawrence seeks re election. Connecticut returns show Democrat governor lead of 2,996. Senator Cattell entertained by Philadelphia bankers. a donor gave £25,000 to MIT. potential U S Marshal for Georgia named Lafayette McLawie. Texas reports crop losses and planting restarts. Pennsylvania adjourns sine die. P B eros elected Speaker of Senate. 92 herd cattle sold in Illinois for $45,600. St Louis to Kansas City train accident with no fatalities. Tweed and Jay Gould face contempt in Erie matter. Horace Greeley life insurance payout $100000. New York charter progress noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Charles Sanguinet
St. Louis
Recenteoemente
Cadiz
Cuba
Massachusetts Historical Society
Robert C. Winthrop
Bank of France
Sidney
Lawrence
Sureme Court of Illinois
Connecticut
Senator Cattell
Philadelphia National Bank
Massachusetts Institution of Technology
General Lafayette
Waukegan
Illinois
Kansas City
Tweed
Jay Gould
Browene
Erie
Horace Greeley
Tig Ann
New York
Controller Gress
Mystery surrounds death of George Bellville in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati bus driver George Bellville died after a beating and alleged cerebro spinal meningitis. Reporters pursue why police and hospital staff found no bruises, while his mother and others reveal a brutal attack aftermath and possible police connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Bellville
P. W. Strader & Co
Laurel Street
George
Park Street
Boekee
Mud
Bellville
Molly
Price Rere
Columbus
Moll Lloyd
Lloyd’s
Sixth Street
Mound
John Streets
Price Lloyd
Lloyd
Cincinnati Hospital
Apth
Beville
Ville
the Star
Jones
Belleville
Reja Sone
Soares
Leonard Inquest Details Barroom Fight and Shooting
Coroner’s inquest heard testimonies about a fatal barroom confrontation on Front Street between Leonard and Gleason. Witnesses described a struggle, a watchman knocked down, and Gleason firing at Leonard as the fight moved through the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maley
Lele Leonere de Aenien
Joseph Nolan
Front Street
Elm
Plum
Drayman
Leonard
Gleason
Luke Leonard
Wm. Heffron
Plum Street
City Transfer Company
Race Street
McUaffry
John Whalen
Buckly
Dowd
Clancey
Gibbon
Self-made fortunes lift New York capitalists to wealth
The article praises self-made wealth among New York millionaires. It notes William B. Astor as rare for inheritance growth, and recounts rise stories: Cornelius Vanderbilt from a market cart to vast wealth, Cornelius Stewart starting with cheap laces, Daniel Drew from cattle driving to 25 to 30 million, George Law from dock worker to about 10 million, and Horace Greeley’s era riches, with fortunes of 4 to 15 million cited, illustrating humble beginnings and rising success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William B. Astor
Astor
Cresus
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Staten Island
Alexander T. Stewart
Broadway
Daniel Drew
George Law
Anne Aplace
Horace B
St- Louis Globe
Glass factories in Pittsburgh lead U.S. count
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, holds more than half of the nation’s glass factories. In eight years the number has grown from forty, highlighting a sharp expansion in the local glass industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Penn
United States
Fragmentary Manchester Note on Unverified Explosion Claim
In Manchester England a fragment mentions an explosion claim that cannot be checked until the entire contents were consumed. The text hints at an unresolved incident with no clear details or confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Workingmen In Council
Bivgland
Spain
Congress
Anpecbnad
Internal Revenue
Interior Department
Modocs
Tutoriot Department
Leiogene
Iowa
Canada
Arkwright
Rhode Island
Henry Award
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Baltimore & Potomac Railroad
United States Mint
France
Sweden
Coal Consumeéres
Ccrative
Kentucky
Leqnard
the Solid Men of
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