Mrs Parnell Attacks Blaine On Irish Rights Stance
In August 24 report Mrs John H Parnell mother of Charles Stewart Parnell argues Blaine neglects Irish interests and fails to defend American born citizens abroad. She says the Democratic Party better protects foreign born citizens and would not vote for Blaine. Parnell and son oppose Blaine, citing democracy and Irish concerns in the US presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John HH. Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
Blaine
eMy
BLAIR
Hurlbert
Freinghayaen
England
raad
democratic party
CHARLES STEWART PANNELL
democrata
David
Blanw
Kingmen for Cleveland Leaders Back Labor Planks
Officers of leading workmen unions announce in New York they pressed for labor planks in Cleveland's platform. They dispute claims about Governor Cleveland’s record, noting labor goals achieved and vetoes misattributed to the working class. Wisconsin anti monopoly ticket listed. German campaign literature planned. editorial letters discuss Cleveland candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
A Thompson
Car Drivers’ union
J.J. Cavanagh
Engineers' union
B. Mahill
rits Workers’ union
A. A. Carsey
Ek. 0. Ferrier
independent labor party
national democratic executive
New York
Butte
Senera
Chicago
national labor party
federated trades’ unions
fremen
nere
mengura
Amoertic
Contests for Congress Stir Virginia and Nation
Reports from August 28 detail heated race for the 4th Virginia district with dual conventions and hints Governor Cameron may seek nomination. Across the nation Republicans nominate M. Russum, Blair, Holton, and McComas. Democrats renominated Blanchard in the South and Har tin in the Midwest. Prohibition and People’s parties hold conventions and plan campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahone
Cameron
Virginia
Percesword
congress
James D. Bendy
Baurivone
George M. Russum
Caroline county
Thaddeus C. Blair
Baltmore county
Hart. B. Holton
Baltimore county
Lewis McComas
Frederick
William J. Slooper
Baltimore Herald
Carr May
N. J
George Hines
Salem
Enpsvtront
N.C. Blanchard
Meyerts
James M. Hartin
Special Pension Examiners Appointed at $5600 Salary
Fifty two new special pension examiners were named by the interior secretary on August 28 under a congressionally authorized group. Sixty two positions were filled from civil service exams, promotions, and prior success, with about 500 applicants and a 70 percent pass rate. Selected southern appointees include Alfred Gregory of Georgia James Harrsh of North Carolina and others from South Carolina Tennessee and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waanixcron
secretary of the interior
pension office
Dudley
Teller
Georgia
aAlfred Gregory
North Carolina
James Harrsh
South Carolina
W. R. Marshall
Tennessee
Alfred
Badgeley
Virginia
Hazlett Carlisle
The Irish Vote at New York Great Mass Meeting
The Irish vote event in New York at the Academy of Music drew vast crowds led by Eugene Kelly as chairman. Senator Jones of Florida defended the Democratic party and praised its record for foreign-born citizens while condemning Republican shifts. Mrs. Parnell attended, and resolutions reaffirmed loyalty to Cleveland and the Democratic platform.
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New York
Cleveland and Herdricke
Academy of Music
Coleman
Eugene Kelly
Crimsus
Cossini
Daly
John E. Dendly
John Pax
Grace
Henry L. Wagner
Hogan and
Molly
Martin PT. MacMahon
Williams Roberts
JONES
democratic party
Trish
Europe
Jefferson
republican party
Jungs
England
fieree
Ireland
America
percy
beeland
Parnell
Cleveland
national democratic party
United States
daya
James G. Blaing
andie
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Thomas A. Hendricks
Madness in Lunatics Parlor Ends With Overpowering Shotgun Threat
Multiple brief items: In Dover, Charles Tanner of Darrington invited Mrs. Edgar Howard to his home, locked her in, and aimed a double barrel shotgun at her head before being overpowered by his father. he claimed he sought prison due to his life outside. Other items report Roberta's $100,000 embezzlement at Parrish & Co and hypothecated bonds, a Bloomar assault with a railroad coupling pin, warrants for Ladner Bros for embezzlement, and Judge Barton falling from a fence while surveying near Rathburn.
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Dover
N. II
Charles Tanner
Darrington
Edgar Howard
Howard
Witxesnanne
Roberta
Parrish & Co
Easton
Roberts
Charles Parrish & Co
recorder’s
Red Ash coal company
Mirsespons
D. P
Bloomar
Weidman & Co
New York city
Nicatlet house
Bloomer
The French in China and Far Eastern War Dispatches
Shanghai reports say Mingan forts below Foo Chow silenced while Kinpai forts and Min river defenses fall to French bombardment. Courbet’s fleet advances on Kinpai, Canton unrest grows as foreign consuls intervene. Ferry criticizes Britain and plans Tonquin occupation with forces ready in Cochin China. Egyptian relief boosts planned with 700 Royal Scots and more river boats. Cholera spreads in Italy and France as soldiers move to Egypt.
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Kinpai
Min river
COURBET
Muxy River
Mingan
EKipai
Shanghai
Ainpai
Canton
Hong Kong
Jexyve Canton
YERRY
Paris
Times aay
Pay
Foo Chow
ngland
Alexandria
M. Ferry
China
agsinat
Europe
England
Tonquin
Hainan
Kelung
Canada
popes
secre
Agroural Peyron
marine
G Courbet
Laison
Cochin China
Lang Son
Negrier
Bac Ninh
Millet
Red river
Sontay
Tong Hoa
Paria
La Liberte snys
east
France
Chong 8i Tung
prsvr
Egypt
Sorpon
Woolwich
Plymouth
Gordon
West Indies
Gibraltar
Malta
Cyprus
Lord Wolzely
Dongola
Hed
Sunxin
Suakim
Frightful Tragedy in Glen Mary Robbery Case
In Glen Mary Tennessee two masked men robbed miner Jos Davis of about $1000. A white man Franklin, living in the area, was found shot to death on the Cincinnati Southern track near Glen Mary with two bullet holes, suggesting he was killed by pursuers and placed on the track to fake a train death. No money was found on him and no arrest made.
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Glen Mary
Crarrarooga
Tenn
Jos Davis
Davis
Cincinnati
Franklin
partis
hin
Federal warrants in Ireland case largely not executed
The United States suit against John Ireland and others saw warrants returned unexecuted as the charge under revived statutes could not be tied to the applicable section. Marshal Tracy noted the offense did not fit the current law, and the case with seven defendants including Huntsville Superintendent Goree and five guards was continued to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Auguste Choute
Ida R. Taylor Choute
Visitation convent
Bobt McNichols
Misa
Loniea K. ‘Taylor
Choute
R. Taylor
St. Louis
order of St. Francis de Sales
convent of the Visitation
Ida
order of St. Francia de Sales
nontha ago Misa Taylor
Misa Taylor
Mra Choate
Miss Taylor
Robert McNichols
vail
Nichols
Gatorston
Spann
United States
John Ireland
Ireland
Marshal Tracy
Thomas J. Goree
Huntsville
marshall
Fifty Cents on the Dollar Beatox August 28
In Beatox a large crowd aboard a vessel faced lawsuits as Beara & Co. offered fifty cents on the dollar for claims. Separately in Washington the acting comptroller received a bank examiner report that Second National Bank of Xenia Ohio may meet demands, no receiver likely. In New Hampshire Coxcorp case the court ruled sureties could not escape bond liability even if the principal was already a defaulter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
New Yonx
Union Square
George W. Tindate
Beatox
onry Beara & Co
State street
Washington
Ellis
Second National bank of
Xenia
Ohio
Coxcorp
N. H
Ashudal sarings bank
Elery Albee
Albee
PALADELIHIA
Chicago
Adrian Savings Bank Suspends amid Creditor Run
Avuarax Mich August 23 The Adrian Savings bank suspended yesterday After a $1500 check could not be paid News of the run spread among small creditors About $60 000 owed depositors Loomis says bank safety is fully adequate to meet liabilities. The piece notes other items from Lowell and Philadelphia on unrelated financial actions.
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Avuarax
Mich
Adrian Savings bank
Herman Lewis
Loomis
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